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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
LYNCHBURG.
Observance Of Memorial Day-Sulcide
From "a Bridge.


LNNcHBUEG, "a. June g. Special. i-
Memorial services were observed here this
evening with unusual interest and display
The military and citizens were out in great
number and every cemetery and known
Confederate grave We're visited and then
hOBors paid the gallant dead. Around the
tOmbs Of General samuel Garland. General
Il. T.. Rhodes, Captain CASTOR ctey and
other much beloved veterans, the display Ol
flowers was brilliant and ceremonies very
impressive.
This morning about 6 O'Clock an un-
known man. well dressed. and apparently
thiriy-cight years Old. asked the watchman
OF the Orange Railroad bridge permission
to pass over, hut was positively refused.
After sitting silently for some time, the
Watchman was called OH few steps 10 the
watch-iOwcr. when the stranger made a
break for the bridge. and before getting half
way over he Invested himself OF his coat,
vest. and haf. threw them into the river.
and iheis plunged in after ticm 20 his
death. His body has not yet been found. or
any evidence Of who the stranger WAS, or
where from.
E Captain Joseph l.. Page to-day sent his
RESIGNATION 10 the Governor as captain Of
the FilZ. Lee troops.
Mrs. Catherine Boyle. a most excellent
and charitable Christian lady. died here to-
day. aged siXiy-One. She was a native Of
Ireland hut has lived here more than forty
years. and was prominent member of the
Catholic Church.
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dropped his tools, put on his coat and
went to North Daiyile. At J..
NJ. the same dag, Mr.. W. II. Ne
CURE. cf North Danyile. missed his tine
saddle horse. Upon enquiry he learned
that Hall. who had previously been his sta
bic man, was seen one hour and half be-
fore riding the horse rapidly out If town.
MIR. Mcclure procured another horse, gave
pursuit. and about three hours later over
took Hall. with the stolen horse. about two
miles beyond ShOckOc, in this county. that
is. about twenty-five miles from Danville.
Mr. Mcclure rOpcd the thief. and by mid
night turned him over to the jailer in Dan
vile.
Thursday morning the grand jury Of the
liustines Court indicted him for grand lar
ceny, and TO-DAY the man was put on trial
before petit Jury. lie made but feeble
defense, only claiming that he did not in
ter.i 10 steal the horse, but merely borrowed
the animal i'm order 10 90 20 the country to
get his clothes. The Jury rendered verdict
Of guilty, and gave Hall term OF five years
in the pcniteniiary. The verdict was rem
dcred before noon, inst forty-eight hours
after the theft was committed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE ADJOURNS.

4 Number of Reports Adcptcd-Deveiop-
mcnt Near Woodstock-Arrest Of Al
legged dMoonshiDers--Sentenc for Horse
Stealing.
NORFOLK, VA, June Especial. The
Norfolk District Conference adjourned this
afternoon. after having been in session FOR
three days at the Chestnut street Methodist
/ Episcopal Church, Berkeley. Atthe to-day's
session. Rev. George W. Carter, of Rich
mond, made a strong address in favor Of the
Preachers Relief Society and a resolution
was adopted, commenting his work. The
report on temperance was read by
the chairman Of that committee, Rev.
i. :. Hunter. The report strongly urges
every effort possible be made 10 prevent the
sale of liquor. The report was adopted.
The report on the proper observance Of the
sabbath WAS presented by Rev. {. T..
Watts. The report is very lengthy one.
and appeals 10 the Church 20 do all in its
power to have the day preserved from desc
Grafton. Afor a protected discussion Of
the subject, the report was adopted.
The report on Missions was read by Rev.
Or. Slcdd. The report shows the assess
ments i0r missions on this district for the
past year were: For the foreign work, 81
G.S, and for the home work. Sl.J6o. The
amounts collected were: For foreign mis-
si0ns. S2,0l2.S9. and for domestic, $l,o3O.ll;
"A total OF S3.573. or hlty cents per mom-
ber. The report recommends the esial'-
lshment of MISSION station in
South Norfolk, in connection with Chestnut
street church. Berkeley. and that WashwOod
and Old Inlet chapcls on the south Prin-
cess Anne Circuit De combined with Kitty
/ Hawk Mission. Tine report was adopted.
/ Rev. j. T.. DeshaZo submitted The report on
religious literature.
The action Of the missionary secretary ln
sending out missionary tracts for eraiui-
tous circulation. was commended, and the
Advocate of Missions was commended
10 the patronage of ail McthOdists. The re-
port was adopted. Report on finance was
read by the chairman, George J.. Neville.
Esq. The report shows that out Of
ST. iG2. assessed for preachers salary in
the district for the past Conference year.
there was deficiency Of only S231.I9, this
deficiency occurring in only four charges.
The lay delegates elected 10 the annual
Conference. which meets in Lynchhurg IN
November. are W. {. Keeling. WV. Vicar.
j. III. Hall and ID. i. Austin.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
BIG FORCE OF RAILROAD HANDS
TO BE EMPLOYED.
Ten thousand Rock Fish In One Catch
Marion's Development - Contemplated
Removal of the Atlantic Coast Line


Ten thousand Rock Fish In One Catch
Marion's Development - Contemplated
Removal of the Atlantic Coast Line
shops.
RALEIGH, y. G., June Especial. Ma
tionai Bank Examiner 8. Mel. Tate, OF
Morganton, has requested to be transferred
TO the North, and another bank examiner
for this district will have 10 be appointed by
the Comptroller Of Currency. Il. V. Wat
son, a prominent young Republican Of
Davidson county, is an applicant for the po-
sition, and was here to-day securing en-
dorsemenls. The district includes this and
four adjoining states.
Tonight at Wilmington there was n
sparISng match between Professor Billy
layton. Of New York, and Professor Bill A.
Il. Omill, Of New Orleans. both wen known
pugilsts.
Yesterday wealthy syndicate Of North
ern capitalists, representing one million of
dollars, purchased lder gold mines. five
miles from Rutheri0rdton. The mines are
very rich.
II. A. lIackett, of Wilkesboro one 0i the
ablest young lawyers Of Western North
Carolina, is announced rs candidate fnl
Congress in the Ninth judicial district.
That district now has Republican repre-
sentative in C0ngrcss-f0r first time in
many years.
Census enumeratOrs have just begun their
canvass in this county, and as yet have met
with no trouble i'll securing answers TO
their questions.
4 full corps Of engineers have just gone TO
complete the survey ofthc new railroad from
Wards Gap to MOrganton. Captain Dun.
avant. who is in charge of the construc
tion, says he will cover the entire line from
Morganton to Wards Gap on July lst with
railroad hands. and that probably 1000
hands will be employed 10 begin with.
Ten thousand r0ckish were caught by a
fishing crew, yesterday, in Pamlico sound.
The catch was 50 heavy that the men Were
unable 10 land more than half of them.
MIR. II. Walters. general manager Of the
Atlantic Coast Line. is contemplating the
removal of the railroad shops Of the COM
uony 10 Rocky Mount, and citizens OF that
place have offered 10 devote Il site fOr.the
buildings. Rocky Mount is half way be-
tween Wilmington and Richmond.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK.
A sleeper Jumps Down Thirty-foOt
Embankmept.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 6.--The Louis
Vile eid Nashville esst-bound limited.
which left here at 2:iJ L. NJ. for Cincinnati
was wrecked just east Of English, KY, Efty
miles from here. The rear deeper
jumped the track and ran do vn n
thirty-iOot embankment. wrecking tn car.
None Of the other ears left the ira. X. Vol
lowing is list OF the wounded: NJ Q. J hn
johnson. Memphis, Tenn, probably ata ly
cut and bruised on the head and bod, N :.
II. c. Hodges (wife of Colonel Ii dge
L. :. A., Jacksonville. Ind, se.
riously injured and may die; olo-
mel ii. {. Hodges, L. ;. A.. quan -
master in charge at Jacksonville depot.
bruised and legs sprained; John johnson.
Memphis, Tenn. head cut; Major >tickney
United states Engineer Corps. slightly cut
on head; B. {. Epperson. superintendent
l.. n ". short line division, slight cuts and
spraired arm; &. L. Brent, Cincinnati.
contracting agent, Louisville and Nashville
railroad. injured internally; Brent Arnold
Cincinnati, general agent Louisville and
Nashville railroad, slight cuts and bruises
George Biggars.. brakeman. slightly bruised; !;
Joseph Blackwell. suffolk. Va, porter OF
Wagner car, cheek injured.
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MARION.
Railway and Hotel Company incorpor'
atad-OIher ImprnYements.

at'd-Oiher Improvements.
MARION, y, c., June c. special. We
have % report Marion progressing, and with
the enterprise of ihe age coming forward
and bidding fair to the title Of city. The
Marion. \. c.. street Railway ana Hotel
Company has been organized and chartered,
with a capital stock OF 100000. The fran
elise has been secured from the city for
railway rights, the company giving bond in
the sum oi $1,000 Tor the faithful and
prompt completion OF the work. Earth 10
be- moved in ten days, and one and one
fourth "a miles Of track to be completed
and operated in six lbi months. The cOnl-
pany are now open Tor proposals for rails.
cars, Sc. Electric or gas motor will be
used.
The hotel to be constructed will rest upon
one Of the most commanding aud desirable
emiAenee> in lnis locality construction on
the hotel, which IS 10 accommodate not less
than two hundred and fifty guests, will
commence at once and be- pushed forward
with all possible speed to completion.
Money Is not wanting for these enterprises,
50 their execution is assured beyond cayil
or DOUBT The iron ore deposits in this 10
cality prove fully up 20 every expectation.
Wagon loads Of specimens having arrived to-
day from five (5l different points in near
proximity 70 TIE city, the most distant be-
in,. less than six 90 miles from town.
Though our population is now less than
l.JDO. vet we VIII soon near the enterprise
and convenience OF full-groWn cities. 4
full electric plant is in contemplation in
connection with the railway. Marion needs
a good bank and must have one. On or be-
fore the 18th Of July, 1890, the Chica 70, Gin
cinnati and Charleston Railroad viii have
reached Marion. iais company has invest
ed heavily in Marion property, and are do
ing much III tbs waI o. improvements.
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GREENSBORO.
Work OF Different Factories Railroad
Rally at Lexington.

GREENSBORO. n. c., June Special
The snow Camp Wool Mills worked up 30.
O0O pounds OF wool for farmers in Randolph
Guilford, aud Alamance counties last year
Everything Is made mt this plant. from ar
Old-fashiOncd wool roll. to be spun by hand
TO "a double seamless blanket.
The Randleman Manufacturing Company
ana the Plaidyille Mills made together dur
ing the month of May, JiS.300 yards o
plaids, and consumed 100000 pounds of cot
ton IN the work.
The North Carolina Plow Company, o.
Raleigh has enlarged its plant and is max,
ing shipments to all parts OF the state, and
into other states.
4 monster railroad rally was held at Lex.
ington yesterday. the object Of which is f.
raise the bid 10 be offered for the location OF
the Roanoke and southern, 10 the highest
possible figure. The survey is being mad,
from sNinsion, south. aud the towns
along The Richmond and Danyille for sey
eral counties, are yiaing with each Other
for ihe route which must ha dneidal vo"s
soon. II ls understood to-day that Salisbury
has sent seyenty.iige delegates To the meet
ing, who are authorized to offer Sl0O,OOO
j. VI. StOncr, proprietor Of a racket store
in Lexington. has made an assignment "a
The liabilities are about $1,000. assets the
same. II is thought that dollar for dollar
will Doe paid,
The contract has been given 20 the Iron
Bridge Company. II New York, 10 build d
large iron shed for a union depot ut Colds
hOrO.
Colonel W. +. Henderson. Of Lexington
has been superseded in the Internal Reye
nue. Collectors Office ut that place and
George VI. Bulla has been appointed sue
cessOr.
\ harI-working washerwOmaD, at thi'
place, has lust been robbed Of about 500 by
her husband. who il q laborcr in one OF the
foundFies. She had saved up the sum IN
little mites 70 buy a home.
An Alamance township voted on tho
question ol n subscription 10 the "biuC
Wing Railroad last week and resulted in a
tie. There We're liz, lone votes on eacl
side.
The Be-semor steel Company at thi.
place have buii; a substantial bridge across
North Buffalo creek % connect The city Will
the plant that j. t) be- on tie other side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
COAL MINERS.

Movement For General strike in the
Third Pcnn-y wanna District.
PITTsBURG, "a, june Ga special 10
the Times from PunNsutawHcy. IA. says {:
The officers of the united mine workers Of
America organization are making another
effort 60 inaugurato a general strike ~ thc
third district, comprising about eight ihou-
sand miners. for the Columbus scale oi
wages. Circulars were sent ont to-day t0 ali
miners in the third district 10 cease work
tomorrow and remain away from tac
mines until Eve cents per tom advance in
tie pi.e of mining be graHfed a,l other
labor be advanced in proportion. Toe lar-r
rival coal companies. tog,ih.r with ilr
smaller ones in the district. have formed q
Gigantic combination t. d,l.at The miners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERMEN
Greatly Excited over Their Treatment h
the French.

HALIFAX, y. =, June O.-Among the pas
sengers by the steamer Caspian, from st.
Johns. y. f., was Rev. Father Gullo. In
an interview to-day, he said that the fisher
men at sandy Point, -. Georges bay.
were very much excited over the
manner in which thev have been
treated 10y the French. The day
before the Caspian sailed the schooner
Rover, Captain Graham. while fishing or
II. Georges. was hailed by boat from
French mau-Of-war and ordered 10 take in
her nets. Captain Graham refused to obey
and the French deliberately sheled the fish
ing gear from the water.
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Cable Notes.

PARIS, June G.-fhe Steele says that NJ.
Christie, formerly Prime Minister Of SER
via. is about to bring an action against his
wife for divorce. Milan, the eX-king of
Serya, is named as the correspondent ia
the case.
LONDON. June Ga meeting Of Consery-
atiye members OF Parliament will shortly
be convened 10 confer with the leaders OF
the Government party with respect 10 the
present political. situation.
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DANvIlLE AND NEW RIVER.
Rnmors Abont the Sale of DanViile's IL
terest to Another Railroad.


DANvlLLE. Va, June Especial r
There is some excitement here over rumors
that Danyillc's inierestin in the Danville and
New River road has been sold either 10 tho
Richmond and Danyille or the Danyilie and
Iasf yeDnessce. Tue Danyille and New
River il nov in the hands Of re-
ceiyer. and Daas iiic holds claim OF
sixty thousand dollars 70, preferred stock.
which claim is now the subject oF suit
pending in The supreme Court Of the United
statas, This suit keeps the property tied
up and prbvents the bondholders from sell
ing the road. Tie ynmors OF the sale OF
ID ,nyille's interest doubtless grew out OF
nrop0sition made by BROWNIE and ,.ownes,
Of Baltimore, representing the bondholders
10 compromise i,a~sille's claim by the pay
,.ent Of 81, 900 cash, ~ that they
can ght the road out Of court ana coil II to
me highest bidder. This proposition. II is
alleged. was made st 2 secret meeting Of
the City COnDci held thirty days ago, but
has moi vet Sseeg acted on. The presence,
therefore. IN the city today OF Nr. }. H..
scott, representing Browne and iownes. re-
wives ali the russcrS and throws railroad
circles into some commotion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
cloud Burst IN .oa,h Carolina.

COLUMBIA, :. c., june GA large
section Of Hampton county was des
luged by cloud burst on Wednesday. The
crops have been greatly damaged. In
many places the iields are entirely bare and
not more than half crop can be made. II
is impossible 10Y to estimate the damage.
Many of the public roads are blocked by
fallen trees, and some bridges have been
tioated away.
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ASNAPOLIs, MD, June G.-lhe gradua-
ton day exercises look place at the Naval
Academy today. ine following graduates,
among others, received their diplomas
Thomas i. Ruhm. Of Tennessee; Cleland
Davis, Of Kentucky; John VI. Blankenship,
Of Virginia. George w. Williams, of South
Carolina; j. Q. ,-at.ner, OF West Virginia; ;
Lay III. Eyerhardt, OF Alabama, ~e.dell {,
Neville, OF Virginia.; Cyrus Lugg Radford,
Of kentucky; William A. Moneit, Of south
Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
GRAND BANQUET
rendered Mr.. Chauncey II. Depew By the
citizens of Chicago.

Ciiisens Cf Chicago.
CHICAGO. june 6.-rhc banquet rendered
this evening by the citizens Of Chicago TO
Chauncey NJ. Depew in the Grand Banquet
Hall OF the auditorium. was the
finest in the city. The doubts
about his iudisposition preventing the
distinguished cues, boing present were set
aside shortly after grace had been said. by
Mr.. Depew, entering the hall and taking
his seat. one hundred and twenty-five
prominent gentlemen discussed an elab0-
rate menu OF oftweiye courses on the table or
namCnted by flowers, while an orchestra
rendered melodiOus selections.
Che irman Lyman j. GAGE opened the iu-
tellec ual menu by happy address Of wei
come. 10 which Mr.. pepew responded in hla
most ielicitOus manner, plcdgiug himself
personally and officially rs commissioner
from New York, that his State would DO all
in It's power - contribute 10 Chicago's ei-
fort, in making the Worlds EaiF SUCCESS,
Tne rOAsfz,
Edward 4. Mason. acted as toast-master,
and the following iOasts were responded to
in their order: |. "We the people'-,lustice
j. NJ. Harlan. ,. columbus
MacVeiah. 3. "Site''-FraBkiIn II. Head.
4. "Amcr.ca"-Em q. lIirsch. >. Pos
terity"-James :. Norton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
BASEBALL.
6eport of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
National League.-At New York; New
Yorlls, 3; Bostons, 10. At Philadelphia:
Brooklyn game called end Of third inning
rain. At Cleveland. Clevelands. 1; CHI
Cages, r. At CincinnatIi Pittsburg .;
C!ncinnatis, ..
Players League.-At New York: New
Yorks. -; Brooklyns, 2-(siX innings.)
At Philadelphia: Boston game called end
fourth inning on account Of rain. At Cleve-
land-CleSclands II; Builalos, !. At Chi
cago: Chicagos, Is; Pittsburgs, j-(ien in
nings.
American Associations At Brooklyn:
Brookyns. .: 'Rochcslcrs, j-,allcd end OF
eighth on account of rain Al syracuse:
~yracuse-Afhletic game postponed on ac-
count Of rain.
Atlantic Leaguc.-At Newlayon: New
ilayens, ]: jersey Citys !. = Baltimore:
Baltimorcs-N Na-hingf0ns. Game postponed
rain. At Worcester: Wet grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
Council I:iuns Flooded,

DEsMOiSEs, IOWA. june 6.--i:eports from
Council Bulss cay all the southwestern part
OF the city was flooded by Wednesday
nights storm, and three hundred residents
were compelled to desert their homes.
Many will lose their entire household effects,
Near Angus, school-house was destroyed
and twenty live children injured. At Peroi,
a sch0ol.house Was destroyed. and between
thirty and forty pupils hurt, some seriously,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
WORK OF LIGHTNING.
Two Men Killed and Two Partially Pars-
lived.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June Slight.
ming did some terrible work at the Pioneer
coat works, six miles above this city, at 8
O'Clock this morning. During heavy storm
stroke OF lightning struck the company 5
barn, killing Tom Hicks, stable loss, sum
ner stephenson. a colored boy, and partially
paralyzing William Dills, the company :
store Superintendent, and " Alexander.
stephenspn's clothes were igniied bY tAe
lightning. niils and Alexander VIII re-
cover, but narrowly escaped instant death.
The barn was slightly injured.
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SUrfOLK.VA. June g. Special. II. W.
Bradshaw. large planning mills and dryine
kilns were destroyed boy fire this morning. \
number of hands are thrown out Of employ
ment and prosperous business interrupt
"a. The property was worth at least $780,
900 and The insurance is reported 10 bo
about Sl2.J00. The suffolk Fire Company
saved the cotton factory and other neigh
boring property.
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MARYLAND's ooNFEOeRATEs.
4 Quiet. Beautifoi semorial-No Deco
ration Day.

BALTIMORE, MD., June G.. To-day was
Confederate Memorial Day. With 40 dis
play, but quietly and reycrenily the sur
yiyors ofthe Conicderates Of Maryland THE
afternoon covered the graves Of Their
fallen comrades with fragrant now,
ers. emblematic OF memories stiil
cherished. IauIe are about two hun
drcd active memDers oi sha Cenleder-
ate Societies here and the membership was
well represented at Loudon Park and the
other cemeteries. Tonight the exercises
closed by q lactufe at the Cyclorama build.
ing on The baiile OF neiiySbgrg, delivered
by Mr.. George savage.
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PETERSBURG, Va, June g.. Special.
Martic Thorpe. aged three years, daughter
Of Mrs. Jennie Thorpe, fell from a window
Of her mothers residence on Adams street
tonight, and was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured. The distance of lhe fail
was about eighteen feet. Mrs. Thorpe j. "a
daughter Of Colonel Brink. formerly post
master at Wilmington, y. C.. and "a sister
Of Mrs. Joseph u. Worth, Of this city.
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RiOTOuS STRIKERS.
Take Foreibie Possession OF Frctoriss In
Austrian siiesia.

LONDON, June Cat Freudenthal, AUS
tran silesia, to-day, mob Of fous hundred
strikers, weayers, attacked and captured
by storm all of the factories which had been
able TO retain or procure a sufficient Ermber
Of hands to continue running. The rioters
met with slight resistance, and when In
the operatives 10 cease work and leave ths
premises. A force OF gendfrne was sum-
moned and disyersod the mob after stub
born fight. in which several were wounded.
but the intimitiated workmen were afraid
TO return b the factories which are now as
"A stand sill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-07
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD WRECK.
All the Injured Doing as Wen as could bs
Expeesed.

WHEELING. W. VA, June 6.-All the
passengers who We're Injured in tue Uhio
River lailru1d wreck last night are doing
a. we'll as could be expected. They are
being taken care Of at the Mcclure House.
The worst injured seems 10 lee j. +. Legge,
who sustained severe bruises and had an
arm broken. Among those whose Injuries
were not first reported are: j. 4. Hunter.
division engineer, Baltimore and ohio i,a.l.
road. lie was soriouslY injured Internally.
a. II. " Wuliahis also received severe injur-
les. but managed TO 20 % telegraph Office,
from which he sent the news Of the acci-
dent
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The BRITISH PA .LltMsNT.
The Government Iesoi, ,si 60 adjourn the
Session in LILY.

LONDON, June G.-As a result Of the Cab
met Council held yesterday the government
announces its resolve to adjourn the -cs-
sion Of Parliament at the end Of July until
the middle of October. The government
also proposes HAT The grand committees
Of the House of Commons proceed with
the consideration Of The land purchase
bin. and tiihes bills cOni0intly. and further
propose that new standing order be adoi-
ted enabling the House 10 resume work on
unpa~scd bills al She next session, from The
stage reached in the preceding one.
Nj. GOschen anBOunched IN tse House
tonight that MIR. smith would shortly make
proposals regui,ing an autumn recess.