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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25

SCUEDIIt IN II = ~ WI I-IIf'
station Central Railroad OF NeW-Jersey,
foot Iiberty-st. North River
For Washington ana Baltimore, . .oU a. m II A. m. !,
20 30 3.lJ5 D. M II night Sundays 5 30 a. m
/ 80. . 30 3:l5 y. m. II night.
Ali tIans stop at Chester and Win ngton, except 10
p cr PHILADELPHIA at T. 1855 80 30 II a. m. 30
so 8:i5. 4. 5. 20 go p M - night Sundays.
Tickets and aIor ear sat, can bee procured az 81 a
Wast 10Th ST. 1872 East 125thst, New York; Courtst
zoo FuIt0n.st. - Broadway Brooklyn
New FORK Transfer COMPANY WILL eau Tor ana check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
Ceacbers.

A TUTORS, goveTnesses, professors teachers an
"A branches supplied schools and fames GIIeqqlsf1
schools TO parents modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIsRE 81 i. 18th. bet 4th-aye. and BROADWAY:
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors, GOVeInesses
&c. 10 i0egcs Schools and Families Apply o
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNGFULTON, % Union square.
4 BEST TEACHERS, American ami FOREIGN supplied
FRS WANTED; no fee for registration; form for stamp
X. f. AVERY. American school Bureau West lfh-sU''
N Y.
ID RoCKwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID cago) supplies superior teachers for schools c9egs
and families Mrs. y. GREEN AN -BROChWAf. 70
West 23d-st Recommends schools 20 parents
s,CHFRMERHoRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
y Oldest and best known In U. s. Established 1875.
3 East 14th-st N. Y.
UNHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Qst2blshed
IsSO) provides schools with teachers, teachers Win
positions w d. KERR 10 Aston Place. N Y.
wv OMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w both sexes) supplies professors, teachers, goNefe'
musicians housekecpcrs companions chaperones &c, %
College, schools and families also boOkkeepers sehoSS
pliers and c0pyists 70 business firms. - -, ,,.
MR. ID K CULVER 800 shave New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25

NJ EXPORT NanaganSett Pier Watch Hill.
~ viz SHORE LINE Trains leave Grand Central
Station for Newport at and 10 m l. and II 30
49, ri 40 H. M. For Watch IIill at and 10 a. m l
n"y "a ~ DrsYipg-room and slcepingcars
- 49, o. III. BRIGGS. Gen'l Pass Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25

New-York, Wednesday, July "a.
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day: 3.
BY ID. i. Ingraham & Co.
iour-story dwelling, with lot, No $50 sonaye.
cor OF 32dst lot 24.9x94.S; II III Dugro, 1925
nvest0ry building with lot No II Hesier.st n VI
COT OF ounolk-st, lot 25x75 s. DE Wsearss $40 300.
,ourst0fy building two-story house. With lot.
No Suuok-st rs It OF Hesterst, lot 25lX75;
NEWJERSEY PROPERTY
BY Brown & Leviness.
plot on land on 2dave W cor OF Matilda Terrace.
Long Brahch Dobbn & Loeb. 81 40.
PoIs ~ land on Matilda Terrace OF 2d-aye
OK aovue IIS each Schang, GoIdstecker and Stobe
Pots Or land on Matilda Terrace opposite the above
eoA ABOUT i9O IL " Morse William Whittier ana Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
1nstrnctlon.
Rronklun

i 1ss-14o Montague.st -Boardlne and Day School for
Girls Rccpens Sept. College preparation. Circular
on application. ~ most heartily commend this school
nnher fhe new MANAGEMENT. n-Charles z West Ii. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
DEATHS.

BALL-pIed. Sunday, February q, 1885. atsA.
| NJ. MRS LOUISA G. BALL. wife OF Louis 9. Ball,
In The 1fty-sightn rear Of her age. -
mourn their loss.
The funeral win take place ct her residence.
$40 east Marshall street.. THIS TUESDAY MORN
| ING ut ii o'clock Friends and acQuaintances
respectfully invited % attend.
Washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
BgRRY.-Died, Sunday night about 10 o'clock.
CATHERINB BERRY. wife OF Washington NJ
Berry aged twenty-five.
Her funeral will take place THIS Tuesday
AFTERNOON at ) O'CLOCK rom the Sacred Heart
church. Friends and acquaintances Of the tamil
ly are requested 70 attend.
LowRY.-Died. at g A. NJ. February ish. at
his residence, 800 Beverly street. WILLIAM X.
LOWRY.
The funeral viii take place from the Sacred
Heart church WEDNESDAY MORNING. Febru-
airy 9Th. at 10 o'clock. Friends Of tho family are
invited TO attend.
MELTON.-Died, at the residence Of his IA
Their, February 4. 1889. at tbs 7. n, MATTHEW
OWEN. only son Of W. &. andE W. Melton; aged
four months.
Funeral viii take place at the residence, Az
Eighteenth street TODAY at 8 O'Clock. Friends
and relatives invited 10 attend.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
MUHLY.-Died, February 9TH, at the resi-
dence OF her mother, Mrs. n. A. Schaffer. No.
si3k west Main stroot, MAGGIE K, wife Of C..
w. Muhly, In the thtrty-sec0nd year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place from Pefk-Place
Methodist Episcopal church WEDNESDAY Az
TEkNOON, February 9th. at 800 O'Clock.
RICHARDsoN.-Died, at the residence Of r.
]. Christian, Esq. 270s east Franklin street, yes
terd1y morning at half past7 O'CLOCK, WILLIAM
RICHARDSON (coloredl. in tho nfty-sixth year
OF his age, leaving q devoted wife TO mourn hec
loss
Thus hath passed away another faithful SER
want
Funeral from First ~(coloredl Baptist church
TO-DAY ut 3 O'Clock.
S0UTHWARD.-Died, after long and painful
illness, sunday morning. February 81, Mira
GEORGEASNA 4. SOUTHWARK, beloved wife
OF Hon. j. W. Southwark.
Burial services will take place at Emaus
church. New Kent county, TUESDAY, February
9th ct IL o'clock A. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
a TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRuABr {. l3@
Tho offerings Of West Virginia tobaecos were
poor to-day, the highest reaching % cents only,
but a better break Is promised on the 9th In
slant Offerings u. with 10 rejected; leaves .
sold. Some four or i've hogshesds old Wrappers
we're closed out a. Is TO lTH cents az he board
to-day. Private sales vers reported By several
parties OF various old smoker ana nilcr grades.
Interior markets still report much commo To-
bacco. with only . sprinkling Of new rns Leaf,
watch Is always taken at full pricea The Win
ston markss shows . nne, vsxy mahogany
nller prodominAting. which viii. whom worked
up at homo. add TO tho reputation OF
that plug market the January inSernsl
revenue receipts Of whish we're over
$4,000 on tobacco Stamps. making Liza
GO pounds shipped In January, which y
the largest record Winston hss ever enjoyed.
This IL the more rsmsrkabls and 10 ~ COM
mended becauss Of the fact that u shoxs ne ap-
probation Of the homo NortA csrolins prcducs
In bright plug. Itholds IT, own and gains repu-
ta'ion. aus advances In number Of pcands
shipped constantly. barsy hes made mighty
strides but has not ovsrssppsd Winssons srcetA
on ne merits Of me tobacco grovn sroand Shss
market Further SUCCESS % her. Colonel Ran.
Harrison. Of cumesrisnd ecupty. isforns ~
thai his crop viii b Is per cent rsAk VIII
tahs four rlsnis 10 weigh . poua1 c41Gf wooth
who're formerly thfse made = poond; ~ ~
no thiaxs WIN suru oot ne oenerel xu1e - ~
tobacco Of i3s0 growth. heeoe ~ ~ - -
esias fauias on n pounds eakNs W~Nep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
EXPECTED.
Supposed nuracr-shot By a negro.
Ds.

special telegram TO the Dspatch.I
CHARLOTTE. n. G.. February 4.-Tbere Is
trouble brewing In Robson county and
bloodsbej Is hourly expected. Two despe'
rate factions residing In the section known
as Sculietown have been for some time
heavily armed and declare one side or TIE
other must suffer death. They lay in am.
bush for each other, sndi II Is now stated that
no one eau go safely through that section.
Two outlaws who tome time ago so bru-
tally murdered a white woman In that sec
ton have been arrested IN Florence, .. G.,
and are ia Jail there awaiting r%equsition.
Their names are stephen Jacobs and Alex
ander Oxeudine.
Late last night as a freight train on the
Western North Carolina railroad was moving
along between Newton and Conover the
engineer discovered the form OF a man lying
near the track. The train was stopped and
an investigation showed II TO be the dead
body Of Frank Brannan, who came to that
county only one week ago from Tennessee,
having brothers In business there. His head
had been terribly gashed and his brains
were scattered upon the ground. Brannan
has brothers In business near Newton. ana
be had left his wife and child 10 Tennessee
intending to return to them In = few days.
lie was last seen alive in = liqnor-shop az
Newton about midnight Saturday night and
left In .complny with another man. He Is
said 10 have had money. and 1t is thought be
was murdered for IL. Much excitement
prevails. The coroner's jury is sitting on
the case to-day.
There IL excitement In Laurinburg over
the shooting OF a young mali named Rob-
bins by q negro thief. Robbins was a clerk
in a store. aud Saturday night he saw the
negro with s pair OF pants under his arm slip
out at the door. Robbins went In pursuit,
and when aboutto catch the negro be turned
and fred upon him, the shot taking effect IN
his thigh. His condition Is critical, but he
may recover. The negro is In iaIi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
Conference About samoa.

WASHINGTON, February 4-Count Won
Arco, the German Minister, called at the
state Department this afternoon aud had a
conference with Secretary Bsyard in regard
10 the Samoan affair. He informed the
Secretary that he bad received q commune
cation from Bismarck to the effect that The
German Government proposes the resump-
ton A. Berlin OF the consultation which
took place In Washington between the
representatives OF Germany and Great
Britain and The United States In 1887 on the
subject Of Samoa.
The above information was furnished to
the press by Secretary Baysrd, with the
siatsment that il was all he woul say on
the subject at present. II was therefore I'm
possible to obtain to-day the full text OF
Bismarck's communication. II is probable.
however, that 1t will be transmitted to Con-
gress to. morrow or next day with Secreta-
nv Bxyard's views OF the subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
A FIHE-BUG
That Abingdon would Liheto Catch
Revival, &c.
Especial telegram to the DlsDatch.l

Especial telegram to the DisDatch.l
ABINGDON. VA, February 4.-On last
Saturday night a fire broke out In one Of 4
block OF tenements In Court street, owned
by Mr.. Findlay Harris, OF the Evening Star,
Washington. By the timely Intervention OF
the volunteer fire corps composed OF the
citizens, the fire was checked In the room OF
the rear part OF the building. 1t was in a
quarter that II it had not been 80 successfully
checked q very disastrous fire, entailing
heavy losses, would have resulted. A de-
iectiye iue was the cause.
Again last night. lust rs our citizens were
returning from services al the churches, the
dread alarm Of fire broke upon the chilly
air. Ga repairing 70 TIE scene 1t WAS dis
covered that some fend had set fire 10 the
"Old Masonic Lodge" also on Court street,
and diagooally across from the scene OF the
fire Of the previous night. THIS building IS
at present unused, and the fiend had ignited
the building st the rear door. But for the
timely discovery the building would have
been completely consumed, and anumber OF
buildings on the opposite side OF the street and
The counly jail would have been ieopardized
to say the least. There is as yet no clue 10
the fre-bug
The revival at the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. closed last night. There have
been fully eighty conversions reported and
nearly as many accessions to the church.
Rey. r. ID. Stevenson, OF the Presbyterian
church. will take up aud continue the SER
vices az bis church this week.
Judge Ward, OF the County Court, has
upon petition, ordered an election under the
local.option law 10 De held on the 14th OF
next March foc TINS district, in which the
wet ticket was successful two years ago,
Congressman elect J. A. Bnchansu. having
replied TO Mr.. Bowen's charges aud speclhca-
lions 10 his notice OF contest, MIR. Bowen is
now giving notice TO take evidence IN sup
port OF his contest. Mf. Buehsnan's answer
is pronounced complete and mastery docu-
ment. Knowing ones say before Dir. Bowen
Is through with this contest he and his party
will occupy q very unenyiable position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
HtIied nv Falling walls.

lby Telegraph 10 lho Dlophcn.l
OMAHA, NTB., February A high wind
ct 2 O'Clock this afternoon blew down alarge
section Of the east wall Of the Max. Meyer
brick building. on the corner OF Farnum
aud Seventeenth streets. which was recently
Quilted BY Gre. Two buildings on the east
side were wrecked. Five persons are known
to be killed, several others Injured. and two
are believed to be imprisoned in the Debris.
One OF the crushed buildings was Of brick
and occupied by p. Boyer d Co., safe deal
ers, and ID. Dunbar & Co, engrayers, and
the frame building was occupied by Edward
Oleson, a clothing man. Six persons are
d~esd-Peter Boyer, ST., a member OF the
firm OF r. Boyer & Sors; Edward Oleson,
clolhiug merchant; Rudolph Mitchell, insu-
rance agent: Thomas Houston, all employe
OF Dunbar d Co.. Mrs. Hincher and Nike
Martin, tenants OF the crushed building,
Eight persons are more or less injured. The
money less Is comparatively small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

F~rssuAHY A-Nersst quiet Primo. <xc..
extra prime, Sc. fancy. thc.; common, 2ka
3Xc. shellsd. s,la3Ac factory hsnd-picksd.
baezc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.
HAMPTON. Va, February A, 1889.
There wss a slight tire Ia the roof Of a
building near Barres's Hotel On Saturday.
IL was extingui.bed WHO HUE damage and
without calling ont the department.
About 3 A. u. sunday the store OF Joseph
weber. on the western extension Of Queen
street lust outside oi the corporation limits,
was discovered to be on FIRE. sud the explo-
sion OF q keg Of powder or barrel OF oil spread
the flames, which communicated to the dwell
ing. house adjoining, which was DESTROYED.
The department was quickly on the spot aud
copfued tbe flames TO The bulldogs named.
One snail building occupied by coloreo per-
sons was pulled down. The loss IS about
$1,000. covered by insurance.
Nr. w. Il. Westwocd hes been appointed
a ;ustlce OF the peace By Judge Peek. II Is
considered an admirable appointment.
Paul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
a Teaehers' Training school.
Special telegram 70 Tho plspa.ca.l


RALEIGH. n. c., February 4.-Twelye
years ago State normal schools were estab.
lished for both races. Those for whites arc
now to be abolished. The legislative commit.
tee to-day reported iayorably q bill which
provides hat eight normal schools for teach
ers Of the white race are abolished. and
the appropriation for their support Is directed
10 be paid annually 70 the authorities of
the institution established by this act.
Five thousand dollars per annum is ap-
propria,ed 10 be paid out Of the general
school fdDd In the State Treasury for the
support and maintenance OF 4 training school
for the education OF white teachers, male aud
female; for defFayiog the expenses OF the
county Institutes, aud to provide for the uni
foIm examinations OF teachers. The name
Of the Institution is 10 be the North Carolina
Teachers Training School. II will be man.
aged by q board OF directors, and the first
board VIII be appointed by the State Board
OF Education. Tbs is regarded a. a very
important measure and the best results are
expected from II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
rns wsArurs NJ RrcaxosD YESTERDAY Va,
Range Of Thsrmomster Yesserday
WV YORK STOCK nARKEr.

NEW YORK. February A--The stock market To-
day was reactionary. and the course OF pffcees
except ia yanderbiits and specislies was down.
ward almost throughout the day, although the
impression made upon prices was generally
slight Loudon came lower this morning and
there was afterward considerable selling for that
centre, which encouraged the continuance OF the
liquidation In progress on saturday., and In some
Instances II became quite pronounced. Traders
we're also at WORK 10 bring about q ~rosctton, al
though the general temper OF the room was
again bullfsh. The newe OF the day was not OF
an encouraging nature. Changers and coaiers
Of Burlington. Rock Island. and san Francisco
preferred there Was nc great I'm preston
made upon them. The principal eject
OF the setback in tie confidence upon
the rest OF toe list was TO check for q
time the buying which has been so married
a feature Of late. Dealings and fluctuations
wore made over an exceedingly marrow range.
with Insignificant changes as the nnal result OF
the trading. yanderblls. however. were still
in great demand. especially Canada Southern,
Michigan Central, and Cleveland. Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis which we're joined
by tho Big -Four. All OF them made marked adj
yances. forming one strong spot In the market
Pullman WA quite weak aud lost more OF Its late
advance. Several OF the specialties were still
prominent for activity aud strength, such as
Denver and Rio Grande, Texas and Fort WORTH
and Mobhc and Ohio. The market closed quiet
but comparatively nrm at something better than
the lowest figures, With the exception OF a de-
cline In Burlington Of TX. and one In pullman %
~ per cent The final changes are for small
fractions only. Cleveland, Columbus, Ctncin.
nau and Indianapolis rose ~, Michigan Gen.
trail Ii, Canada SoutherniH and Big -Four per
cent Sales $4,000 shares.
svssfnd.-ExcnanEe dun and steady at ASIA
$50. Money easy, closing offered OF 2sA Sub
Treasury balances-Co old $i5O.0t6.OOO; currency,
fiA. 10000 Governments dun and steady: 4 per
cents, l27k; ~ coupons, iol state bonds
dull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

-
Mt. Psyson, Of Iisnot>. who uenx "a M
Jerks desk and demanded the rssdins AZ !
long, printed bill 20 estahiish the Cont III
Appeal Hts opposition Il directed 70 the
tn,on Pacific funding bin, and upon his
cssk rests a stack of bills, the reading Of
wnsch VIII consume the entire day unless he
receives assurances that 90 effort will be
made TO pass that measure under a suspeu-
sion OF the rules.
The Court-ef- Appeals bill having been
DUR read and referred. Mr.. Payscp brought
forward for reading and reference the bang.
ruptcy bill. when, owing 20 It's length. is a
iavorite weapon OF the 6hbusters who desire
20 kill time.
Mr.. Psyscu stated that hrs opposition to
the Union Pacific bill 10 not dIrecsed against
the consideration OF the measure under ordl.
nary rules OF parliamentary procedure, but
against It's consideration under q suspension
OF the rules when but limited time for de.
bate and no opportunity for amendment are
presented.
With the prospect OF a long, m~onotonous
task before him the reading clerk did not
put the customary vim into his voice. but
dresriiy droned out the well. known pro-
visions OF the bankruptcy bill.
The break 10 the moUotouy was made by
Dir. Crisp, OF Georgia, who, stating that II
was apparent that nothing would be done
under the suspension OF the rules, called IN
as a matter OF the highest privilege The con-
ference report on the the bill 10 amend the
interstate commerce act.
The points upon which the conierrees have
been unable 10 come 10 any agreement relate
TO the transportation Of oil in barrels and In
tank-csrs and TO couferrinS concurrent iuris-
dictiou upoa the State courts 10 hear and de.
termine questions arising under the act.
The amendment relative TO the ~trsnsporta-
ton OF oIl gave rise 10 some discussion, Sir.
Bayne. OF Pennsylvania, making the motion
that the House recede from the amendment.
The motion Was advocated 10y Messrs.
Bsyue, Stewart OF Vermont, and White Of
New York, and opposed by Messfs. Crisp
and Grosveuor OF Ohio.
The motion was lost. The conference re-
port was agreed to and q further conference
ordered.
Senate amendments to the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill were nom
eoncurred In and the conference ordered.
Mr.. Clardy, Of Missouri, then called up
the conference report upon the Nicaraguan
cansl hill and explained II.
Pending action on the report, the House
Of 4:45 took a recess until 7:30-the evening
session to be for the consideration OF bills
reported from the Committee on Indian
Affairs.
Almost the entire evening session was con-
sumed IN the consideration OF the bill 10
divide n portion Of the Sioux Indian reser.
ya'ion In Dakota into separate reservations.
and TO secure the REIMBURSEMENT OF the In
dlsu title TO the remainder, about IL, 000. 900
acres.
Mr.. Peel, OF Arkansas. In charge Of the
bill, finding that 1t would be impossible to
fecufe final action, withdrew 1t from the
consideration OF the House.
Bills were passed for the allotment OF lands
IN severslty to the Oneida Indians In WiscOn-
sin and 10 the United, Peoria, and Miami
Indians in the Indian Territory.
Tit House t1en adjourned at 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
A COED SNAP.
The thermometer Below Zere-
Foreign Weather Ro:es.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, February A.-The sigma
Office reports the temperature has fallen in
New England, the Middle Atlantic States,
aud The Ono Valley, and very considerably
in New England aud New York. 1t has
risen in the Lake regions, the upper Nissls'
sippl Valley, thence southwest 10 Western
Texas and Colorado. IL has fallen IN
Northern Dakota and Minnesota, with The
evidence OF severe cold for the Northwest.
COOLEST DAY THIS WINTER.
CANAJoHARIR. n. V, February 4-To-
day Is the coolest dav Of the present winter
in the Mohawk Valley, the thermometer
registering from Is to "A degrees below zero.
ANOTHER COLD REGION.
Boston, February 4.-Reports from va
rious pirts OF New England show that the
thermometer this morning registered from
q to 81 degrees below zero.
cANADA's WEATHER.
OTTAWA, ONT, February 4.-ReportS
from the surrounding district show that the
thermometer this morning registered from
81 to 81 degrees below zero.
THUNDER. SNOW, AND RAIN.
IBy Anglo-American cable 70 the DIspatch.l
BERLIN. February 4.-There was a heavy
fail OF snow in Berlin Saturday, accompa-
MED by thunderstorm In the mountain
districts heavy aud continuous rains bage
fallen, and further floods are feared. There
has bteu a severe storm in the North sea.
and three Heligoland pilots have been
drowned.
DAMAGING STORM.
LONDON, February 4.-The gale which
prevailed Yesterday YVES general throughout
England and ireland. Much damage was
done to buildings and telegraph lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
O'BrIen's Treatment.

10y caOlo 70 the DlsphDcn.l
LONpOS, February A council Of the
National Liberal Federation will hold q spe-
ciaI meeting to consider the subject OF VIII
liam O'Brien's treatment by the prison Off.
claIs at Clonmell. Medical Inspector Oar
relI has ordered that OBrien be given
nourishing food. The medical inspector
asked O'Brien 10 soy what dietary be pre-
ferred. O'Brien replied that be was ready
to take ordinsry prison fare, but that in
other respects he wanted the kind OF treat
ment that ought to be accorded 10 a political
prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

Wouse Of REPRESENTATIVES,
The SPEAKER hsving proceeded 10 the CAV
u states for The introduction and references
" bills, the biitust<riug wss tn~sugufsssd W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
ola Panama Company Dissolved.

IHJ AubIv All7EII"1 N@VIV 70 DH'F1F-lLI
PARIS. February 4-The dissolution OF
the old Panama Canal Company has been de.
creed on the petition OF parties acting In
accord with de Lesseps. The court APP
pointed Brunei official liquidator. The APP
plicstion vas made TO the tribunal OF the
seine by Cottu aud MODtdesir, two directors
Of the company. The tribunal authorized
the dissolution OF the old company as pre-
liminsry to the formation OF a new company.
The l~iquldsior appointed by the court Is
given full power TO dispose OF the property
10 the best interests OF the company.