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sr. CLAIR. Mich.

ST. CLAIR, Mich.
]. NJ. LOOSE RRD CLovER Co.-Gentle.
men: The six bottles Of Red Glover l
ordered OF you have entirely cured my
wife Of Cancer OF the eye, and there has
been no sign Of q feturn Of II, Yours
respectfully, H. n. HAMMOND, and many
others. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. nav
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rather than hayethem pulled. Ietyour
dentist save all he can You desire to
have trouble, because you have not used
S0I0D0NT. When properly fixed, then
rub on the S0ZOD0NT, aud keep them
all right for time 10 come, Mwr&w
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-on and after May Y, lSs9,=k1-
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. sunday only, Saturday only
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Metals.

INV YoRK, July ls,-rig Iron quiet and un,
changed. Copper nhminRl. Lead dull but
airnSr; domestic @ SIX, Tin steady straits
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bl u q u
BellalFe& ZaneEvllle Through Passenger leaves
bellalrc ~ $40 y, M, arrives ut Bellatre Al si3O
p, m,
WOOdSflold Passenger leaves BGllAIre at 400 d.
M ArrlVehAt BellRlFe Ut S;2b q, IN.
summeField Accommodation leaves lellAlre
a. RYE y. NJ. arrives at II 100 q. m.
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pEORUlllNG kENDEAyW13 IIsIn y 3 y

DECRUlTlNG RENDEZVOUS U'Iss'
HI M. nm Market street, Wheeling, ".
n, jrnIy h. l,,l sealed proposals In lrlgllGate,
subject iut,n'l conditions, WI w. ieCeiyeu =.
S,tt,,hs ~ nj August, l'sI aud then opened, Tor
i nm KIN" kri Katlnus" il s%uchquAntilie s
W ,msy isS Necessary Tor the subsistence. Of the
~ ps,ct,iiilns par,y aud recruits at this station ioF
Inc nmiIllrr Of the fiscal year en9lng yghe ",
In Tr1pH,tls Tor LaIiOnS % be furnished ~
~ ~. ,o,Ir,rl"ntbIc Tor recruits will not b. con.
sIIetsd' 'fniI Information will DO Furnished
n nmSW aanplig,lon u this rendezvous, Prefer
eaara viii given to articles o. domestic PEo,
Hinton or manufacture, conditions Of quality
W. VT ',Itp including IN tho price OF foreign pro-
Ilrt !ons or manufactures the duty thereon DO,
Inc "yItal, IHr Government reserves lhe right
~ inl,rf m, ur Al proposals, Envelopes con
llning polurel' 'h"nii be marked "fTop9Ists
To- TIgkpi nugius aud addressed TO ALLEN
g"JIIii, rapmln fourth Cavalry r. ..
lyITls thnWltN
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NHEELLNG PgaALR COLLEGR.

Erpd yuur daughters to this Institution whore
thry MN receive u thorough and comprehensive
,iugIIiou-thr best foundation for true success
In ilir. Poi graduate COurAC, An able Faculty,
W,ny improvements made, No better llItrlc'
jj0D In XII md Music III Upper Ohio Valley,
MR.. N. Stevens Tart 0i Washington, y. y VIII
Goujn,r school NJ klpcntlOu, Best, most health
nj l,9um lar school In the city, Terms reA'
,Snahlr Apply to the President,
NtI Dlkt OLA lhuEIllAf
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The road to ruin leads through the
wicket gate.
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$500 Reward for an incurable case of
Catarrh by the propriotors OF DR.. Sage's
Remedy. 80 cts, by druggists.
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Boarding aud bay School for Young La.
dies and Children.

Thorough course Of Instruction In English,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Anslc, pnwlug, HaIutlng, ElOcltIon aud Calls
themes, Advantages Of home lilo aAd tulning.
lall session begins september I, 1850.
Address. MIsl PARRAN,
lief PRINCIPAL,
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You cannot always tell the amount OIL
gas in a poem by It's meter.
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sANsA sheahA ANNs
0, 8, u eg,.....,,,, .l9SliNASh 4 ChAt..,,,,... q
y. y, Is coupon, ,l2SH NeWIerSey Contra, no.
Y, y, AS rel" ,,,,,,,,l 10Y Northern PRcitc,.. 69N
u,H, " COUPON lQGHl do preteFTed-,,,.., 69G
Adams Express, ,14S 1Chlclgu IN, W....,lG
American Express llh do preferred. 1881
Canada Southern, blklNeW York Cental.l0S4
Central PHcllG,..., 8iHlOhlo & Mississippi, y
CheSApeake& Ohln, MI do preteEred,.,, 81
do tilSt preferred. h7ASIPaCi1c MAll.,,,,....,, 8lA
do second pFet'd., 81 Pittsburgh, ,,....,.l 1917
@, q, O. L.,.,, .,,, nklReadlng .,,,..,,,,,,,,, 46E
Denver 4 4, G,.,., l59,Ist, L. as. F...,,.,., 2G4'
Tle,,,,,,,..,..,,.,-,,, 2bH do preferred, .,,,. H5G
do prelerred,,.... 6aEI do fESt preleFred,ll2
Fort Wayne, ,,...,,..,l67 10, N, &st, Paul., GSl
Kansas 4 TexA4,., lyLI do pFeIeFred.,,,,lO 6
Lake Erie & West, l6ElTexRS FaGlhG,,,,,,,, lSk
do preierred,,r.,.. 81 Union PRclhc..,,,, bS4%
Lake Shore, ,..,,,,,,,,l 0l u IUlited States Ex.,, VI
Louisville 4 Nash, GSAlW., ST. L, u P,,.., is
L., n. A. 4 C,..,...., Il do preleTred,,,,,,, 2Sk
Memphis 4 ChaS-, 90 lWellSFargo Ex.,,,l8S
Michigan Central. SOY IWeSteFl unlOn,,.,,, 81
Missouri PRcItC,,. B8XI
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From plttSburgh, 900 q. m. daily aud 1890,
daily, except Sunday, and 6:OS and llaO y. IN,
WASHINGTON Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily,
RlttsSurgh Excursion Train, ll:SOa. M, Sun.
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Educational.

JUAslllNGToN & LEE UNIVER.
w slfT, LvSISGroS, Va,
TnIli,u ioral Departments, SO 70, No extras,
sr,r,"slun upcus september l!th, Apply for
catalogue. Iga
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
W Table taking effect May 20, 1889. PaGSeu.
gcr trains will run n follows-CentrRl Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuht
which do not run on Sunday:
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Proposals.
O ~CONTRAOTORS.

BIDS will be received w 70 jlly Y Y s, g! ~
m,tt al P,trfcts With YilriAed Fire Brick Plans
5,15 sbsrIications for SAINT can be zen q the
otAoeo' U"'' Q. 7. LONG,
at, Engineer.
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From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
9!Q6 and 1890 ,. IN. aud II 100 p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 u. M, OK.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 y. m, daily.
MOuIdsyille Accommodation, f;lb II, III, and
l;iO aud 7:iOp M, except sunday.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r
ON and alter Monday, April %, 1889,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Will run az follows;
LEAvE WHEELING.
$50 .. m, $40 a. m 7;OOR, M, 500 a, IN, 900
9: NJ, 1000 9. NJ HOO a, NJ, 1880 M. loop.
0'lO p. m, 100 p. m, 500 p. IN, ESQ =, m,
LEAyE WHERLlNG PARK,
6;l0a M, 7;0Oa. m., S:OOa. M, O:CO a. M, 1000
q. m, ll;00 y, M, 1900 IN, 1907 m, 800 p. M,
800 p. M, 400 p, m, $40 p. M, 6;l0 y. IN, 100
p. N, 500 p m, sos r. m., 1910 p. m.
sUNDAYs.-Leaye at zoos a. M. and run every
h HyN except church train At 9;iS =. III. Leave
viii leave the PGtk az S:IS d. m.' and Wheeling
.. -IHIRscn. Superintendent.
PALTIM0RE& OHIO RAILROAD
- On aud after May 70, 1889, trains depart
aud AEriyeRtW heelInga is Acknowledgement tims
MAIN LINE-EAsr.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
1885 \. M $50 aud ll;bO p, M, daily, and S!0On,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, cK.
cept SUNDAY
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily.
MoundSVlllO ACCOMMODATION, 6:36 a. M, 1901
aud C:lO y. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
9;06 aud 1870 p. m. aud ll;OO p.S M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 u. M, OK.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 y. m, daily.
MOundSyille Accommodation, 7;l6 u. IN. and
l'4O aud 1dOp. III, except sunday.
TRANs.onIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 aud $50 a, nj. and 1;lO and
l0:0b y. M, daily,
Columbus accommodation, 9:9Op. M, except
ST. CialrwlllC Accommodation, $50 u, nj. md
3;0 aud $40 y. nj, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, 1919, 6;sOand 1855 n. m. and
Cincinnati Express, ass a. m, and G;lOp. M,
Columbus Accommodation. lO:4Oa. MI, daily.
except Sunday.
81. Clalrsyllle Accommodation, lO4O a. M. aud
l;iOAnd b'lb ?. M daily except Sunday.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
LOr pltbburgh, 600 and 7:26 a. IN. daily, aud
l:!O p; m. daily, except Sunday.
For pittS6urgh md tho East, G:lO r. M, daily
WashIngt9a Accommodation $3.50 y. M, daily
PithsSSEh lEE'xcunlon Train, 200 p. M, Sun.
day only.
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh, 900 a. m. daily aud 1870,
daily, except Sunday, and 6;G5 and lIdO p. IN"
TWSsss;hlnston Accommodation, 500 a. m, daily.
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When the opportunity Of a mans life
life presents itself he usually waits for
an Introduction.
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MAIN L%INE-EAsT

PALTIM0RE&O OHIO RAILROAD
- On aud after May u, 1889, trains depart
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Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. III, daily.
and C:lOp. m, except Sunday.
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
M, except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 n. M, cx.
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G;l0 y. IN, daily.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, lOAOa. nj, daily,
q, Gl3irsyilic Accommodation. 1870 a, IN, aud
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Railroads,

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r
w On and after Monday, AprIl %, 1889,
trains on the wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Will run az follows.
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Are not the pirates who ignore
ThegulhOfs rights aud sleIe
Upon un dperullG score
HlnAIlN on hlgh uln2
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-22
Pooling Thor Issu . /.

NEW YORK, February 2lst--The Northern
Pacific Board of Directors to-day approved what
is called the sArbiuation Contract" which is
an agreement between the Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific Companies to place the control
of all competitive lines in Easte m Washington
Territory and Oregon in the hands of FIVE mau.
ayers, to be appointed by the parties to the
agreement
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PALACE RESTAURANT.

IVY = btTSots---@
VSALORE SCHAG, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
i thing bright new and frst-class The table
viii be supplied with the best in the market
Private rooms for Families. Prices reasonable.
Open dsv and night II
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SAN FRANoIsCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. February Dist.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
q 50@4 80 Dbl; Bakers Extras. "A 1904 60;
| wHEAT-There is no animation to the mar.
ket Sellers are offering standard grades at
Shippers is slow Miiers are becomins mo o
conservative, and decline to pay prices ruling
few days ago. For strictly choice milling it Is
difficult 70 find custom at over 81 As p ctl.
BARLEY-Business continues to drag and will
likely do SO for the remainder of the month.
We quote: No. ] Feed, S2%c; common grades,
771z@Soc; Brewing, s0&921ac for fair to good.
0ATS-The inquiry is well maintained, and a
Surprise, 81 legal iS15s milling. 81 iS@i i211ss;
grades, sal OK; Gray, sip1 o5 acti. 1'"s'
CORN Movement is fair. Quotable at 81 0715
10 for large Yellow, 81 l0@l l2z for small
CRACKED COKNE sla !, BIZ A. 81 ton.
CORNMEAL = Miilers quote Feed at &24
. ton; fne kinds for tee table, In large and
s oIL6 esiRlss Sk aeSc ~ At $50 ton
SEEDS-We quote prices: Mustard Brown.
q Sues IS; Yellow, 81 1922 ctl: Canary, $40
s S. Hemp sMe4c sayps ls 1i g s
MiDDLINGs- Meet with active demand
Quotable at SIC 5O@l7 so p ton.
HAY-The market Is tending upward. We
quote; Wheat. yl0Ql3 SO; Wheat and Dat, $50
y; Wild Dat, Sl0@11 so: Dat, s. 50@1l Barley,
$9a1l1; Barley and Oet, t99u; Alfalfa, S9s9l0 70
STRAW uotable at 7o@s5c 2 bale.
HOPS-Quotsble at 10@l5c = ID.
BRAN-Quotable at $15@15 80 p ton for the
Nothing doing. Quotable at 81 COOL %
BucKwHEAT-Holders ask g so . csl.
GROUND BARLEY Quotabie q us@D y
PorAToEs-Arein good supply. New, l@ls4c
= n: Peerless, S0@50c; Burbank Seedlings.
Sc Essg sose c ct JeT uss BiSes
5o@7oc; Tomsles. coarse; cuffey Cove, e5@7Sc;
ONIONS Were shade easier to-day. Quot
25@50c = ell for less desirable quality
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Biackeye, z2G2 10;
Niles. y2@2 10; Green. 32@2 10 p ctl.
Butter, e 50@z rs !; Pink, q IS; Red, 81 25
| a. 50; Lima, s. S5@3 so; Pea, 81 75@1 Small
White: g 75@l 50 2 ell CO..
Beans to-day. Green Peas make good re-
itos ordinary kinds and so@55c !or nouldin
| Plant. l5@20c y ID; String Beans, 2oc y
ID; Green Peas. 6Gloc y b; Los Angeles To-
matoes. Sl0l 20 q box; Marrowfat Squash,
5o&60c y sack: Carrots. feed. 1@5oc: PaIs-
Garlic, 25@50c ! sack: Csuiidouel. Soc6 q =
doxno: DIV Pecpess S81oc p H. Dry Okra, 15@
l6c y b; Green Peppers. Sc p b.
FRUII-Good Apples are scarce and firmly
1 held at top figures. Mexican Lines continue in
asd snpg rs aS0s Soz e k lSs = appss
s. 50 70 "a Is Dbl; Mexican LINES. a
| Is . box; California Lines. Be@& q box;
com sns do sss saS $500 8 Les = Angeles EaSsia
75c6sl Is ! box: Lemons. Sicily, "a 5os55; Can
esai, lemon seas 70 sS1 s dssss "a.
6errfea 81 5009 a Dbl
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Morrow Entimatss that the Golden States
Chances are Good.

NIuEEIA g,
Chances are Good.
WAsH.scToS, February Dist Representative
Morrow returned to Washington from Indianap-
oils this evening. He says the stories published
of reported interviews with him while there, or
kilograms said to have been sent by him to
Washington, are untrue He arrived in Indian-
apoIis on Tuesday night at II o'clock, and the
next morning at 1880, at the request of General
Harrison, visited his house They remained
together until after O'Clock, when Mr.. Morrow
returned to his hotel aud left on the evening
train FOR Washington.
After his arrival here he notified Senator
stanford of his return, aud informed him that
he would call Meantime an industrious corps
of correspondents visited him, but he positively
reiiissa to say anything OF his conversation
with General Harrison, or the inferences that
might nave been drawn therefroin respecting
the chances of Caliiornia's representation in
The Iacls of the case are that up to the pres
ent time no resident of the Pacific coast has
been iendered a Cabinet appointments. 1t is
NOT, however. impossible that before March
18th Californians name may be upon the list.
The impression here is that upon the Presidents
arrival ~ Washington early next week certain
facts may be brought to his notice which VIII
materially change his plans
M Morrow went to Indianapolis as the rep
resentatiye of the California delegation. He
carried with him a letter signed by all the
members of the delegation, with the exception
of General Vandever, who declined so sign be
Cause ne had previously recommended the APP
t,ai1s.ae.t o. scrne &elsnn as Secretary OF the
interior The letter did not recommend the
appointment of any individual to any place. 1t
SIT forth the claims OF the coast 10 recognition
in the Executive Department. at considerable
length No material fact besriog upon this
subject was omitted. The geographical, mate
rial and political considerations were all set
forth.
Morrow read the letter TO General Ha fison,
and the latter listened attenliyely- frequently
inteTruptiDg with questions. and showing some
degree of fami, iar;ty with coat affairs. He
made no promises or pledges, nor did he say the
case was hopeless. Ii is believed that he ex-
planned some points to Morrow respecting the
difficulties IN forming Cabinet that have no.
appeared in the uewspapers-matters that were
bedrock facts, instead of surface indications
and that might serve, should the occasion arise
fol s.so IS an explanation OF what now seems
difficult to comprehend
IL IS reported here to-day that sfssst pressure
is being exerted by Northwestern Republicans
principally from Minnesota, TO defeat WINDOWS
selection as Secretary of the Treasury. Friends
of Thomas of Illinois declare to-day that his
appointment as Secretary OF the Navy is assured
beyond peradyeniure, bat there is resson for
Goubslns The accuracy of this statement.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE TERRITORIAL BILL TO BE
SIGNED To-Day.
Cieye.and's Last Presidential Recsp-
tion-A Red-Headed Girl on the
Warpath-B Brave Bayard.
oAI1roRSIA ANp rHiE oABIsEr.

IsrEclAl DlsrATcHps 10 THE anooaO-usloN. j
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PIGoTT's Postscript.
Ehe Times" Chief Witness Declares His
Belief in Parnel's Innocence

Belief in Parnel.'s Innocence.
LONDON, February 2ist.-pigott testified again
lat length to-day before the Parneli Commission
Something of a sensation occurred when Pigott
across-examined, admitted that he wrote a letter
Ito Archbishop Walsh under the seal Of COMES
ssion.
Counsel astonished the Court by PRODUCING
land reading this letter. which was written
sthree days before the publication of the first
Particle on "Parneliism and Crime" This letter
set forth that Pgott was aware of the details OF
the proceedings the object OF which was to d..
tstroy the Parneli party IN Parliament. These
proceedings were TO consist in the publication
sOi statements to prove Parnelfs completely and
some of his supporters with the murders and
putrages These articles were to be followed
with criminal proceedings by the Government.
The letter then continued: Your Grace may
Fest assured that speak from full knowledge.
u am in position to prove beyond doubt or
4uestion the truth of what l say. Ican point
put to your Grace how these designs can be sue
tessfully combatsd and defeated. My only mo-
Rive in writing is TO suggest that you COMMUNE
cate the substance of my statements to the
parties concerned. am unable to apply TO the
parties direct. fear l am running The risk of
Eour displeasure, but unless my suggestion j.
tnet, proceedings will succeed in their Object
To this letter, which was signed Richard
Piggott,' was appended the following postscript;
l need hardly add that If / dreamed the par
ties guilty of the charges, should not ask your
Grace TO shield them. The evidence against
them is in appearance convincing and probably
sufficient to secure their conviction by an Egg
fish jury"
A SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT.
One incident. almost overlooked, was very
significant. Before asking single question in
the cIoss-e examination, Sir Charles Russell di-
rectef Pigott to write the following words on
sheet of paper: Likelihood " livelihood, =
'proselytism, - Patrick Egan.', he.itancy,'
The same mistake was made in the forged Par
neil letter. Adjourned.
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rations incurred by other Europesn nations has
rendered necessary an increase of precautions
hitherto taken for the safety of our shores and
commerce. The counsels by which other Pow
ers are guided, and which dispose of their vast
forces. are at pre- ent uniformly friendly to
England, but have no right to assume that
this condition is necessarily Iecure from the
possibility of chance.
Legislation will be submitted for the CONVEX
sion of per cent annuiies, to restore goic coin-
age 10 a satisfactory basis. Old legislation is to
be resubmitted TO regulate titles regulating uni-
versities in Scotland. determining liabilities Of
employers in case of accidents 10 employees, es-
tablishing Department of Agriculture, cheap
ening the transfer of land and femedying abuses
attaching to limited liability of joint stock COM
panies.
Concerning Ireland the Queen said: Early
in the session your attention is asked 10 meas
ures for the development of the material re-
3sources of Ireland, aud amending the condition
sof various tribunals having special jurisdiction
lover real property in Ireland. The statutes re-
GENTLY passed for the restoration of order and
coincidence in ireland have already been al
3tended with salutsry results
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Organization of the Interstate Railroad
Asanciaftnn Effaotsd

merce Railway Association was organized to
day with seventeen of the twenty-ene road:
named in the original call. The clause making
the agreement operative only when all the
roads had signed was eliminated, and the
agreement as amended was unanimously
adopted and becomes operative forthwith.
The roads refusing to sign are: Illinois Cen.
trail, Chicago, Burlington and Northern, Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas, and the Kansas City
Fort Scott and Memphis. Serious doubts exisl
as to the possibility of accomplishing the OBJ
jec,s OF the agreement without the cooperation
of the roads refusing TO sign. The Association
meets again tomorrow TO perfect its organiza-
ti0O
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-22
a FELLow-FEELING.
The Free Trade Convention SIobbers all
OYER E,lnyel..nd.

CHICAGO, February DIST. The Tariff Reform
League met again this morning. After some
discussion it was decided to appoint commit
tee of nine on the propagation of the principles
announced yesterday.
Bowker of New York offered the following,
which was loudly applauded and adopted by a
rising vote: 1--WE honor President Cleveland
for his brave, manly and statesmanlike course
in making the tariff reform issue before the
people. We see in the ipcre ssed popular major
ity which that issue won for him, and in the
increase of his vote in industrial centers, assur
ances of the early triumph of the peoples
cause and we pledge ourselves TO increased
agitation until that Triumph is won.''
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-22
About the Hector Gold Mine.

NEW YORK, February Dist AT meeting of
the stockholders OF the Hector Gold Mining
Company to-5ay committee of three was ap-
pointed the proceed to California and look up
the interests OF The ockholders. It tranfpired
abrthe meeting that banker. William Below
of Amador county CAL, formerly held 800 600
shares of stock but that he disposed of $1,000
shares at 81 each. still retaining the remainder.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-22
Death OF Gsnerai sherman's sister.
DEATH OF j. e. FLOOD.
The California millionaire Passes Ava,
undsr Enrs.izn Skies.

LONDON February 2ist james C. Flood. o
California, died at the Grand Hotel at Heidel
berg at 10 o'clock this morning of Bright's dis
ease.
[Mr. Floods estate will. it is estimated, exceed
81 900 600, exclusive of some s13 COO 600 which he
has alreaoy settled on his wife and two children
who survive him
His last moments were without suffering. Al
his bedside were his wife and daughter and q
Sister of Mercy. His doctors pronounced his
case hopeless last October, and 1t was only by
great physical strength that he survived Sc
long. The remains will be enibslmed and will
rest till May in the churchyard chapel, when
they VIII be tr nsferrea 10 San Francisco.