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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

pay- PARK-PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cwest Franklin streo;l--
Rev. J. WHEY RLEDsoE, PGstor.-Proaching at
II i. n. and s.!5 y. II. BY Rev. j. r. TiLigRY. Of
New K6nt county. Class-meoting at 30 Z. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Keziah without chick or child in the
world. Why didn't think of 1t before
She takes such an interest in young men,
too. She'll be glad TO help you.
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BALTIMORE
ST. LOUIS

ST. LsUIs. Auenst H. Flour nrm and un-
changed. Wheai loser the opening was at va
-. deiino Oh duu caiies, favorable weather,
aud increased receipts. A-,sr considerable
fiurfUa,ion fle mnrfet closed firm and -.
lover than yesteriny. No. rcl, casa, sl'ta
T4lc.: August 4l415c., cio-ing o. 1iAc.; rep-
tern Der, gs4', assc., clOsing at TtkG.ts.c hid.
Corn lower: NO mixed. cash. MAGE.
September, % ,a32ac.. closing at 33ec. Oats
lover: ~. 3 cash. 1910. August iS'. g. ask "a ;
dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

wILIIs-sNEAD. -Marrled. st tho reeiience
Of tho brides parents. No. .i'2 leaaaht street,
August =, 1852, by Rey. .. r. Slnrs's, Miss MAUD
D. sNEAD. Of Richmond, 70 Mr. =. l.. WILLIS,
of DGlYllc. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

a BENEfAf iNt1N
Just open tho door for her, and Mrs. WiRslow
viii provo tho American FLORENCE Nightingale
a 80 Nursery Ofthis We arc 80 sure that we
WIN teach our "SIsy" 20 say "a blessing on
Mrs Winslow" for helping Der 70 survive and
escape the gripping, collecting, and tooihing
siege. MRS. WlNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves tie child from pain and cures dyS
entcry and dia.rhuL il BOTTOMS tho gums, ~
duccs inflammation, cures Tnd-cohc. and car
RIGS eco infaut safely through tho ieoihing Pc
riol. It performs precisely what Il processes 70
perform. every part Of it-noihing less We
have negcr scon Mrl WinsloW-know hor only
through the preparation Of her "sootnins
Syrup for Children Tcoihsig.' II wo had tho
power va woull mako her, as she Is, physical
eayiolr 20 the infant rae. sold hy all drug
g.a.s. - cents @ bottle. ia lreCd
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YroUE
COTTON KEPoKE

We quote. Fins. s250ag,.75. super1ns. t2T5R
So, extra tls)ss2.7j: family. si1sL5l paSsai
tAniIy, country, Sf.7jaSh.o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND RICH
MOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Tur-
pentine. Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
rsr telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l

telegraph 20 the DisDatch.i
- wAsHNGTos. August f.-For vir
HAN ,glnlA and North Carolina, faIr, with
stationary temperature. and variable
winds. generally northeriy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
-nr NVONIDIS COTTON.

NV YORs, August i1--Tho t0iai visible sup
plyof cor0u flr the world b. 9ls,4S hale1. ~
which Ij9.t.s boxes are Amoricau. against 44.-
g8i and G55.OB bales. respectively last year. Re
ceipts OF fnteri,r .own.. l.tit bales; receipts
OF gnta,ons, gis bales. Crop In sight. 6sts. 50o
bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

WHHAT.-White. ~ bushels for seed at eac.
ebortberry. 40 bushels good at &c. 70 bushels
good al &c 10 bushels good ~ sjc.: 800 bushels
fair a. ~ y bushels common az re. ~ bush-
eiscommOn az &C. Tcta! ssles OF wheat, ,S5 bush
ole
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
MIDLAND ACADE-

4 NY, newly painted and rofuru,sh-d. has
al led 70 her faculty =. W. sEAbUkl igraiusts
University. This school led all others Ia NUM-
her Of stuients az Univer8iiy 81 virginia ASS
session !, siii Ocerr best advantages az lowest
rates. Board AMI tlilcn. WITHOUT kAreA>
fi1l For catalogue. address tho principals, II.
T. HARRIS, NJ. A., or x. r. row Rii. Culpcpef.
Va io2[ru .Th6sa2pn
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST =. iss2.
No offerings on Change today.
Offerings for the weok: 10 packages; taken
IN. Al packages; highest $3.50; lowest. a.;
average. sGl7.
Las, week: Offerings. 2li PACKAGE tskon in,
30 PACKAGES; highest, 81; lowest, 70c ave-
rage 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

wHgAr-s5C bushels.
CORN. -, 100 bushes.
OArs--l.0CO bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RlcnMOsD. Angus. IL. i3o1
OTFRRISGy.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


Ngw Y0gg. August lT--C0tiOn firm; sales,
IN bales uplands. lli.c.; Orleans. ne; net
receipts, 6JJ ualss: eIports-tO Great buuan,
5s3 balo.: stock. -0,sls bales. southern hour
heavy. Wheat->pOl weaker md quiet; ne" ~"
Z rod SGas5c. IN elevator; options dull aud easier ;
August s6hc; September So. torn-opOt
steady and mOlerauvely active; ~. :, AAc
in elevator: options duil ard steady; August
4iac.: Septem ber 1870. Oas-spOt dull ana
unchanged: options Jan aud lower August.
27i4c September. 25's spot No 2. 2sc. mixed
western. 2Ja!8c. Hops easy. Cotieo-Optlon5
opened barely sfoady and closed duh at 5alO
poin.5 down. wiki lower cables; september
aid November. sla25: spo. Rio barely
htoaiy and quiet; fair cargoes. $40
Sugar-Rennei good demand aud urm.
M0ia-.es-Foreign nominal: New Orleans
steady. Rice steady and in fair demand. Peiro-
leum drmor: refined hore and Ia Philadel-
phie, INc. Cottou-seci oil quiet; yellow. 4ia
40. fosin dull Iurpnntine dun al 4iaBAc.
pors steady: mess, silijotl2. eXlra prime.
slG-OEtn. Boefquiet Beet hams Gun. Tered
boot steady Cgt-meGs duh Ni'dlr5 dun
Lard-Cpti0us dull and anOu. nominal; western
stoam, $3.50: clty. 500; Oc.ODcr, sol; sep
tsmuer closed iC.55. Freights EIm; cotton.
z prafu I'D
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1ANTOPS ACADEMY
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IA RICHMOND. VA.

Tho next session opens SEPTEMBER 10TH.
and continues nine months. Tho college COM
prisea eight independent schools, conducted ~
tue Same number Of professors. aud n tho
roughly equipped fer dispensing thorough aud
cXtcn i've course OF instruction, aud Tor securing
the comfort, convenience, and health q lis stu
dents.
Expenses o. n ncu-rcsiient student for tho
session 81. 70. OF % resident student about 500.
For catalogues giving detailed Information sa-
dres, ~ PURYEAR.
Chairman Of tho Faculty.
Catalogues may also be obtained Rt tho book
stores Of thiscty ~ lin. sax futsole
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

E.lY- LAUREL STBEET METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner laurel aud
AlLemsrle stroels -R9g. W. o. WAcGsSza,
Pastor. Preaching az Il A. b. and SIS 7. II. ~
Row. j.. A. JEFFgRsON. All welcome
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PAIN Disappears.
lNFE NJ ATOMS
VANlSN.
HEm0RR hAGES
CEASE
1--WE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

= o. III NlINLhl.
Tho following Is Az eXtra,t from loitor writ
ten 10 Che German RefOTmaI AcsseaJer, Ut Cham
DersDurgh, Penn:
IirNrrT Af-rVpTga
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cHICAno

CHICAGO. August lI-Ihe cash quotations
we're Flour stesdy aud unchanged No. : sprlng
wheat. 771c.. No. ? rcd. q 1c. No 2cOrn, 3Jisc
No. oats, 2Oac. dess-pOrk. g. 6afJ55. Lard.
90 i5ayG21 Shori-rlDs, faO5ah.l3; shoulders
easier: shOri-cloar easier. Whiskoy, tl.02
The leading futures ragged s7foiloW':
WHEAT OpsgiaL Highsi. CI0ffng.
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uvERpnoL corroN MAKKEr.
NORFUIk PEANUT JAIN Z I
rM..--.L.I L.. IL. NAM. ~.

AuGrgr r. Nerso. firm Prime. sc; extra
prime. a. g5,.: fancy, SIC; common. ta3c: I;
shellcl. Sa8hc; Spanish, &c; factory hand
picked. Oa7kc.
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XrIRGTNIA FENALE INSTITUTE,

STAUNTON VA, Mrs. General }. r y.
STUART. Principal Fall session 0pens Nsl-
TEMBhR ~. iss3. closss Juno II, l7so Fnl
corps ~ tearhera, wish unsurpassed advantages
IN every department. Board. g.. With fun tns-
lish course Tor entire session. f2,A Accomplish
ments extra For fun particulars apply tor eail-
logue. lyE-sa. lu6 ibaw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

PARIS. August I'm Coustans, Minister
Of the Interior, has issued decree which
prohibits the hawking or plaearding OF
documents emanating from Boulanger,
Count Dillon, or Henri RochctOrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE NrR says ot tho
cotton market: Futures Wnfr hg.rr ana iGtFp
a. I'VE. rho shorts covered nnn there was buy
ing FOR long account. Tho receipts wer0 small
LiverT pot Wa nrmer spot cotton was higher
and the tone generally bulllsh. Cotton on tho
spot was lrm, m,ddling uplands, II &C.; guliA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
spAnis VuRGICANE.

MADRID, August IA hurricane swept
over tho southern part Of Spain to-day.
Several churches and other buildings IN
Grauada were wrecked. A portion OF tho
dome OF the Church of st. Felipe was blown
down and the Alhambra was considerably
darno0a1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

COTTON KEPokE
ksyket firm.
ouoTAroNA
KIDDING. l0kc-
Low AfDBLIS0 i0H;
6e0DOapth AkY. g2c.
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A srAuNToN. vIRGINTA.

~ STANTON. VIRGINIA..
Mts MhkY =. BALDWIN. fRfscirAf-
Opens sEPrEHBkRt iSs4 Closes JuNt. is9l
Unsurpassed location. ollldings gfoonds, a1t
appointments. Full corps 81 teachsr~ IN
rtval,ed advantages IN Music. Isncuegos. Eloc'i-
tiou. Art. BOok-kcepipg. Phyical Culture,
Stenography. and TYpewrirnG
Board. h.. with fgll Egglish course. SO for
the entire session 81 MIRO mOotbs. husic. Arr,
AID Languages extra. fog ful particulars APP
ply 20 tue Principal for catalogue. y s-eodsm
NTAUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
WI ELIICOrr CITY, Nd.
Eighth session opens l7rH or SSfTEMBER
For terms address CHAPMAN MAUPIN. ". A..
Ir,,rinoi fvg--sa Tul4 fh2m
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

otter z essers ranging from ,IJ1 TO 3,50l.
Another tree is now being guessed at
Il. c. Ridge Of Belieysw, ~nus blowing
with his horse last Monday on his grove a
mile and a half west Of town, met with
quite a loss. It was a very windy day, and
in c, rtain part Of the field was standing a
.arge dead pile tree. While crossing tho
field, 4 when near the tree, heavy gust
Of wind blew the tree over on the horse
breaking it, hip, from the effects Of whicn
the animal died The losa seems the more
severe from the fact that Mr.. Ridge had
sold the horse for handsome price, and
was TO deliver it April next.
Al cit2eu's meeting at Orlando Thurs
day night, Mayor Marks laid before the
meeting the proposition Of NJ. Vega, a
prominent cigar manufacturer, which was,
in effect, that if the citizens Of Orlando
would subscribe 10 Slj 600 worth of stock
he would ut in $4,000, making the total
capital $50, 000 On motion Of Mr.. Hudnall,
the following gentlemen, Messrs. Poyntz,
Shine, II. G. Garrett, Sper.y aud Marks,
were appointed a committee to solicit sub
scriptious for stock. At l2 O'Clock, Friday,
$1,000 had been subscribed, and the pros
pect IS that there viii be no difficulty in OBJ
tanning the requisite amount.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03
he Best
Spring Medicines
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATING. ETC

DIAMOND DYES eelor a ag! any Color kEcT6TEo
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

about "nigger" Of which the negroes were
not aware, and at is that the " ore it IS
boiled the harder it becomes until it is like
n niece Of adamaut
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03
SILKS FOR EVENING WEAR.

% pieces All-Silk Surah, % inches wide, at
49c.; positively cheap for 75c.
Black ami Colored eros Grain and Eaile
Silks reduced to actual cost,
80 pieces 36lnch Wool Dress Goods, in new
spring styles, at 23c. worth 35c.
Table Linen, Napkins and Towels at reduced
prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

WnEN a stylish gtl goes down the street,
almost all the young men feel a sort OF a blind
impulse to follow the fashion,-Somervtll Jour.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE

so dozen Ladies Cambria Corset Covers at
onlyE5c. each worth 35c.
So dozen Ladies Muslin Drawers, tucked, at
25c; " rIh 35S.
80 dozen LADIES' Muslin Drawers tucked and
embroidered at 39c.; worth soc.
100 dozsn LADIES' Chemise. Good Muslin. and
elsbo5at-iy trimmed, at -9c. and j9c.; worth
iJc ana 75c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA.
FAVORABLE COMMITTEE REPORT ON THf
REIcHsTAG BILI-FIGHTIYG ~ ZANZIBAR.

FAvoRABLE COMMITTEE REPoRT on THE
REIcHsTAG BILL-FIGHTIYG ~ ZANZIBAR
Berlin, Jan es-The committee OF the RcIohstag to
which was referred the East Africa bill has approved
OF the measure after striking out the clause placing
the East Africa Company under the control OF Captain
WiSmann.
During the consideration OF the bill by the com
mttee Count Herbert Bismarck said that II was I'M
possible 10 announce Captain wksmann's Instructions
because Captain wlssmann could not decide upon the
course 10 be adopted until no arrived IN East Africa
In opposfon 20 the stand taon by Dr windhorst and
Herr Virchow. Count Herbert defended tho Govern
ments policy OF retaining the fourteen German sta
tlons IN the interests OF trade. OF the amount ap
propns,ed by the bill, 100000 marks win be applied
10 theFbayment Of salaries, 100000 msrls will DO
devoted the purchase Of arms and ammunition and
the remainder will be held In reserve Count Herbert
stated that the relations between Germany and Bng
land had not been disturbed during the last three years
England attached great importance 10 the maintenance
OF the authority of tho Sultan of Zanzibar which Ger
many therefore also desired should bo msniaInod
Herr OechelhaeuAer a director OF tho East Africa
Company, OF tho opinion that tho measure would
lead 10 the sultan's downfall, and that thcu only
would matters bo prosperous In East Africa
Zanzibar, Jan. os.-The vessels I'm tho harbor hero
were gayly decorated to-day, IN honor OF Empoior
williams birthday. The Sultan visited the German
Consul, and expressed congratulations.
An engagement took place at Daressalcm, on
Friday resulting I'm the defeat Of the Arabs many OF
whom were bllcd. During tho fight the first lieu
tenant OF the German warshIp sophie killed by
a sunstroke.
The defeat Of the Arabs renders the position OF tho
captured missionaries still more dangerous II Is 70
ported that tho manager Of the German Vtu Company
assembled tho friendly natives and read autograph
name for his goodwill and assistance and promising
protection and rewards.
The British Consul Is trying 10 arrange for hc
dispatch of to bring away the mlsslonarns
at Mpwapwa and Mamboy0, their position being 0-
tremely dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

Ministers favor Of dlssolving the Chambers and
holding general election April, but first modifying
the electoral laws in order prevent plebiscltar
proceedings. Some members OF tho Chamber Of Dcpu
ties advocate strong antl-Boulangst measures by the
Governments. They urge that General campenon
be asked to form Cabinet
President Carnot had conference this morning
with many prominent In political life. 1t is
the Presidents intention TO calmly await events and
TO accept all the responsibility the situation involves
He Will not abandon the Presidency until the OK
piratlon Of his term of Office. Primo Minister Flo
quot has decided to resign to take any other
action that tho Chamber Of Deputies may consider
the public demand
In Government circles 1t is considered that the
election Of General Boulangcr mensces the Republic,
10000 Conservatives and 10000 Republicans having
voted for him. One Minister in speaking OF the sit
uatIon, quoted the words of NJ Theirs I'VE should
take everything seriously, nothing iragIcally'
An election was held yesterday to fill vacancy
in tho Chamber Of Deputies for the Department OF the
Cote dor NJ Baray, tho Republican candidate re-
ccived 25545 votes, and NJ. Prost, Radical, 22,7s3
Eleven thousand hundred and seven Votes were
cast for General Boulanger.
General Boulanger has announced his intention TO
attend the session of the Chamber OF Deputies on
Thursday
Berlin Jan. os.-The newspapers here of all shades
of political opinion regard tho success OF Oeneral
BOuianger as an evil auguiy fof the fIenOh hoPuD"
The North German Gazette" says 1t Is the most
important event of recent times in tho domain OF
foreign politics Tho regime of the Parliamentary
Republic has suffered reverse I'm Its own cap
taI The defeat of the Government VIII probably
lead to all sorts Of surprises
The sNational ZeItunG' SAWS "Thc disconten'ed
elements combined to support Bculanger II he
should prove to be serious pretender the fall OF tho
Republic isaa certainty -, n,
The sVossische zcitungs says; Il was not Bou- u
anger alone that victorious, but. also; ms pru
rramme 10 establish dictatorship and emphsaze ~ INC
fact that he Is the for the League OF fsulu.s,
that his glorious sword IS TO rcnd the Peace OF FRANK
s,yt and win back Alsace- Lorraine" -,
The q Volks Zeitungr recalls the warning Oh the
G Renublouc FrancaiscS-" An Emperor. u you WISH
,or one--and says: q Paris responds yes We 40
vienna, Jan 2s-The Political Correspondense,e,
referring Ia General Boulanger's victory, SAYS III
dinlonafIo circles here the election s fegaaed a.
sure symptom of coming change OF sys'eh ia 'no
government OF France ma, ,,....a.r. r..r,
The 9Neue Frese Prcsse7 saws; III Pres,oens ar -
not uniting the Republicans under the banner M oi
honesty appeals boldly and openly to trance no Si, S
stiu bring the country 10 MASON Not M neP"O"
alone hut the existence of France is az stahe. -.
The Wiener Tagblatt" says Inc oan.sr ol a, a va"
hetveen France and Germany has now DeroHe I'll I'll A.
The Deutsche Zcitung' predicts stormy thneS III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
,rrRDEREp BY RoBBERs IN NoBrH o4kULIN

,,r,nnrprn BY ROBBERS IN NORTH CAROLINA
raleigh. Jan. os CspeciaD-Mrs. Elzaoetn orOmu 1"
IA, n,rham. N. c.. last night, where she haa sono
70 sell property, for her home in Danvilie' va Dn
arriving at greensboro she found that the Ua'" guns
north was several hours late and decided 10 s.op ~
greensboro for the night. A man at tne s'a'ou
offered 10 guide her to hotel, and she s'st'oe ""
with him. He led her out to the western suO'1D -
the city and into the WOODS whcre 'Soy
,nSon NV .another man, and one Of them demanded
,hat che should gNe UP her money She snrrshaercu
All sho had, about $500. The men started 70 ieaye
hsr. when one Of them said: We had better XII
her. She fed for her life. but ono OF the mon made
a thrust at her breast with knife giving ner
terrIbe stab Then they knocked her IN 'ns mead
and dragging her some forty or hi ya tc o oaS ,ne
rp was found several hours later Her shnii % Was
cTIshed and she died soon after being ionu ~
is the fourth crime OF the same Ah" uo"' ~ ''''"''
hnaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
rfopro WITH A FAIR AMERICAN

London. Jan. os-A London doctor cloped on friday
last from Nice with the seyenfeen-yeafoa daugh'er
OF sn official OF New York State Ihe young iaus u
a blonde and prctty. sho had been staying at a
pension, but last week went with her moihcrsto
hotel IN Mentone. Tho doctor was staying az mo
same hotel The couple took train az 'ln'lmigha
and were arrested IN Paris on SATURDAY. inc ahar
has created a sensation In the Nyiefa
The man registered Dr. sellon, OF Lonuoh; ana
the girl as Ida wilcox, OF balnbridsei NewaforM hh
.,n,bsg ara stavlnp al Nice Seilon is married man
and is forty years old The girl left note addressed
10 her rnofer In which sbe begged iorgventss: sel
Ion and the girl are now thef way back 10 Nice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

MIR BLAINE AND THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
London, Jan. o0.-" The Daily News says It dos
not suppose that Mr. Blaine, II he becomes Secretary
OF State viii feel himself too closely bound by tic
comments OF the Republican Convention on Mr.. Cev-
lands policy to attempt to settle tho Fisherl's
question. II prefers to believe that he viii be gdd
by his knowledge Of the British people and the col
scousness that more 70 be gained by settling sub
ugly questions than by keeping them open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
NO CARS RUNNING YET.
2oolKLYN STRIKE.
,,.,.,,,c,, Nv or THE BROOKLYN STRIKE.
roohin "a = pprwEEN THE MEN AND
THE PoLIoE-THE ALphr~~
AGAINST THE COMPANY -inh

A
THE PoLIoE-THE ALDEi"
AGAINST THE coMrANY-rhh pi'
nEoroRs WILL coNFEI' WITH
THEIR EMPLOYEES TO-DAY
The crisis was expected yesterday, tne ,n lOur1n
a"y VI ,,, ,,'e A - prool,kn Apparently it did
come. but the result viii not be appale"o unu,
today Crowds Of men thlcKensi iiOas Exoito.
the stables of the companys elsn' Ss.,.s ,,.a.o
ment and anger were in the air. ,'s strikers
warned away, and as the temper o, lns st'n sts 's
the . scabss Both sides strove for an auvni'ass
For while the strikers were on top anu aaun
,be company was in the ascendant Inc "a n''er -,
succeeded however in transferring seven 1s a.'
new men from the stables in Athntic,ave 70 @ .hosc
y Fifih-ave without causing rloe .,I,a o'"np nnS
,hs victory bro the backbone OF the ss4,1e IKE ana
perhaps il did not That reners to be seen ,eaU TO-
day. Perhaps settlement viii pc ni"u ns~inS % oesn
Il was the strikers turn last night Il nS'Ins osyS
ordered that the directors of the eompanS and
confer with committee Of five Oh sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
BoULANGER WILL WATT
THE GENERAL SAYS THAT HE WILL DO Nofh'
,yc ,ro cpFATF A DISTURBANCE.

ING TO CREATE DISTURBANCE
London, Jan. GA Paris dispatch TO Inc DSiiy
telegraph says: " In an interview 'ouaE "en.'a .,
BouIanger said: Instead OF the Government me@'"s
~ is,,on as an ordinary incident Of Parliament
IIss they made out that the Republics future de-
ne,aod npon the result II they have dug their own
qrsye don't know what to do. Certainly VIII not
helm them out of the though shall 90 nothipg
N give color to the charge Of my wishing to MAKE
disturbance / did not go TO the Chsmher to-oaS
because did not desire a demonstration. VIII sho"
the people that the Government Is the parry ol u,s
- ,rhilo nersonate order j will walt and let
~ ooverpmout act Whatever they do is certain
m help me- They are blind7
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rur surr AGAINST WESTERN UNION.

Harrisburg. Penn., JAN 2e'-Oouo, o' VIZ
Union Telegraph Company to-csy
In the quo warranto proceedings Oh 'no
against the company 70 - eseneas - '"o se,,sa,,on
lines OF tho defendant corporation ior cohsuiua'on
With tho Baltimore ana ONO company ino "''
,xas returnahle tomorrow
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raE oRIsIs on rhE REpuBLIc.
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT PROPOSES TO coM
BAT BoULAEGIsM-EyIL AuGuRrrs
FOR FRANCE.

Paris, Jan. 2s.-Premier FIoquet proposes to in-
troduce in Parliament On Thursday next an anti
reDiscife measure and bill 10 re-establish tho
-scnitir dAnondIssementv system. The bureaus Of
the Left desire tho introduction OF both measures
tomorrow, h order to block N. Jouyencal's proposed
Interpolation
TIE cseinet held meeting tkts morning and dis
cussed measures 20 be adopted In the event Of dis
esees s<Sia& u is stated that majority Of tha
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THE MINISTRY OFFER TO RESIGN,

PRESIDENT cARSor DECLINES, HowEVhh' TO
ACCEPT THE PRoFFERED REsIGEATIoSs'
parts Ian. as.-In consequence Of the victory Of
General Bouiangcr yesterday tie MAinirs tenacrod
their designations this morning, but President canot
declined 10 accept them.