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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-14

CLEARANCE SALE AT BASYE'S.
Clearance sale of canes, umbrellas, sfatuary,
cut glass ware, novelties and all odds and ends,
this month. J. 4. Basye, jewelry emporium,
84 Front street
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

The Catholic church, a large stru 10 a
gave way before tho blast and iel p a ,gt
shapeiess mass. The houses OF nj; n the
and Martin Blettel, which edlono vey
church on the west, were next blown Gbt
their occupants escaping IN the'l was
clothes without injury. The ROOF and
lifted on Mrs. Collins's large residence i Tn
hurled into the lot and dashed into 49, 49,
tiers. The residence occupied by Z; o. Sic
and family was unroofed and otnes rm.,d5
damaged. Mr.. Krsger's residence SUI a.
similar damage, and an old lady VI 80
house was seriously hurt by a large pa
OF wood, which struck her IN the SO
tits blacksmith-shop, large-sized n -.
structure. was carried twenty feet anu w UT,
TO pieces. Tho roof was blown on the ia IA
Gerry store Of Thomas Evans and the ouiS -
ing was badly shattered. The FROM ua
GOldberg's store was blown in ana I III
stock was scattered IN all directions lnS9
Central Hotel lost nearly ali its blinds ~, auu
was otherwise damaged The front OF siIsi
Kenny's store was crushed in BY vino anu
q large portion of the stock ruined Ou ao
buildings and fences all over the piaSIV
were blown down. trees we're prostra1TT,u,,,
and the town shaken up generally. III
damage cannot be accurately estimSIeu'
but will probably reach $4,000.
TOWN HALL UNRooFED.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. April 9.-The Town
Hall NJ AnlthOr, near this city, was uii-
rooted by the storm yesterday. HAL
stones fully six inches in circumference
fell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April a--Becves-Heceipts. f,0is
heai-al for EXPECTATION no trading rrm
dressed beef urn At AasAe. per 10. for sides
exports to-day, $50 beeyes. tomorrow, l,ooo
boGve- a5IO quarters OF beef. Calyos--hecoipts,
int mead; nearly nominal: Toais, Sa75as5 per
100 la sheep aud Lambs-keoeipts, ..i'1 had I:
steaiy: sheep, sS.&oasgsO per lo0 lbs yesflings,
sas)as,..3; dressed mutIoa fiEm Al 9ai0ac. per
ia dressed ysariings. i0ailhc. Hogs-keceipts.
3S78 head. al consigned direct nominaliy
steady 1T 81 40ati.90 per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO, April S-Caitle- keceipts. $500
head: shipmeasA 1900: market steady: choice
q extra beesss. $L75aSaeS: steers. g. s1ss 81 +;
s.ocgsrs and feeders, - sOai1ca; COWS, bulls and
rnixeO, 81 2satls5; Texas cattle fairly active IL
Al VoakaaA Hogs--keceipts. Il ,D00 head; chip
fnents, & 90 heal: market TO loo. lover: mixed.
sAisAs4 90; heavy, g. i0asA u; light, g. i5s3s 20
skins, IS. 25a7f Is sheep-keceipts. t,0oD head
shipments. 800 head; market active and i0c.
higher: natives, st.s0af6s5: Westerns, $5A$0 %
Tsxans. s5asA65. lambs. xaSk73
81, touis. Aprii a--Caisis--Rsceipts. 100
head; sbipmcnls. - heal: mArkes strong
good to faacy native steers. g. s0aSA 20: tair 70
good to-, 81 Sss5ts3; sfocksrs and feeders ~ "
sSl ~; Texan aud tndian steens q AsSA 81
Hogs--Receipts, 400 head; snipmenSs. s,iQo
head; magket steady; fair 10 chol,s heavy,
sAxOstkSsA. packing grades, ~ toAskys: hight,
fair " pcst, ~ lua&A y. aheep~RsceiptH Asoa
head market steady fair 70 choice. tss3AaA
EAsr LissRry, April s--casue- Receipts, ~
head; shlnmeaA lsoi mASkes slou ~ yseter-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRg, April 9.--soathern noUs ssroueerf
common 10 fair extra, s. 2)as2 20, good b. choices
s2g1GsLe0 Wheat quot: No. red, "a ssoc. ID
elevator options excited remarkably large
business closing iai1o above yesterday =
strong: No. rod. April, May. and June, o9stc.'
July s9r. August aud September, Ssc De-
CEN Der. 90c. Corn strong sud quiet NO 2, Sks
sac 10 eieve or; options fairly active and nrm:
April. 90. May. S9sc. June, S9he July,
ioac. Oats stronger options fairly ac,iss, closing
weak April, 29t a3oac May. sss@sse June,
q !, a29 Nc.; No. 2spOt, s'.a3lc mixed vest
ern, 2Sa,f1c. Hops quiet and easy. SoHec-op-
tons closed barely steady aud quiet: Nay, til.Sa
$40: June. ti7.Nsfis.50. July, fi7.datls.'o:
August siT. i0aei7 rs; spot Rio steady fair csr-
goes, sso50 sugar-Raw quiet aud firm; fails
refining i3-i5c. refined. dun and essy.
Nolasses-Fore.gn DUN New Orieaus sseadys
Petroleum essy. rehned $40 Resin Grm. Iurs
pentine steady a. s3aiShc. PORK quiet and nrnA.
Beef easy extra mess. fsat5.S. Beef hams
strong NJ sia 1ir'ed beet quiet Cui-meaus
strong: plckled bellies. SA25aS09S: shoulders,
A62H; picklod hams. si0; miidlos nrtn. Lsr't
quiet aud nrmsr; cash, tnao city, tayS Aprt
aud May, f6.J0; June, $3.50: July, S06g August
fG6S Freights weak; cotton. 9-6tL grain, Y.b
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April Q-Cssh quotations were I
Flour iull and strong. M. spring aud No. J
red wheat, sikasi5sc. No. corn, Sic. S0 y
oats 23kr. Mess pork. tlo6Qhfl062S. Lar,i,
81 tbasG u. short-rih-, 8 = shoulders, " 20
Sg6O short clear. tAeosfAbA Nhiskey. flu2
Tho Loading futures ranged az foliOWss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
WASHINGTON GENERAL.
Postal and other Points OF Interest.
Especial telegram 20 tho DlsDafch.l


W,suINorov. April g.-Tho following pa
fonts have been issuee % Virginia lnven-
tors. Arthur Ncndlingcr, of Richmond,
producing comhguraton or volcanite;
Charles H. McCluer, of Richmond, teie-
phone t0ll-boX and conuection-rcgster.
North CarOllna.-JOhn g. Anderson, ut
Alexander. tohacco-hangcr; Horace l.
Eor-ter. of Charlotte. wa-hing-machlno;
Alexander Scott, Of Cronly, tbre-rubbing
Tno post-oaice at Carrier Springs, Bun
come county. n. c., has been discon-
tnuod: mail 10 Emma.
William H. Hatcher, Of Richmond, IS NJ
tine National Hotel.
Mrs. petrrJ. Otev. Of Lvnchhurg, William
+. Ehpa. of Bristol, Va, and II. +. Fries
and wlic. of Salem, y. c., an registered at
the Metropolitan.
There /. great CONSERVATION among the
Kansas delegation iu Congress over the
81 urc Of T. b. Purcell. OF Manhattan, IN
that state, for half million dollars or
more. iie did "a banking and merchandise
luluo.s. and large number of farmers
Will lose by the failure The farmers OF
that state have been having hard time
anyway, and this new trouble VIII tend 10
rdl tp tie discomfort IN that portion OF
Kansas.
communication was sent to Congress
todlvb the Secretary Of the Treasury en-
closing request. from the Navy Depart
meut requesting that $4,000 belnserttd IN
the naval appropriation bill for the next
fiscal wear For extending the launching
way- and making alterations IN the granite
slip at the nlyv-yards Mt New York and
Norfolk. The Maine. now building at New
York. Will boz ready 90 launch IN September
and the Texas at Norfolk a few months
later. To permit the launching of these
slips when completed the Secretary says
that the sum asked for should be appro-
priated for tho purpose OF extending the
huuchine ways and slips at the yards
mentioned.
The House Committee on Merchant Ma
riue aud Fisheries met this morning and
ordered favorable report to be made on
Representative Stahlueckcr's bill prohibit
ln- fishing for I've year- in the Potomac
river within the old limits of the District
of Columbia. An amendment was added,
however, looking o. the compensation OF
people who make living 10y this means
Scr. Stahlneckor said TO-DAY that he merely
wanted % prevent the catching Of fish IN
thc parts of the river where the shad
spawn. and that this is chiefly in the eddlcs
and among the rocks IN that part of the
river within the District. The proposition
meets with considerable opposition on the
virginia side Of the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

Hale, and the vote resulted--yeas 80, nays
~, and the bill was taken up.
Mr.. Mitchell SAID that as the Scott ex-
clusion act went into effect on the LIST of
October, 1883, he desired 10 have the fourth
section Of the pending bill amended so as
10 require Chinese persons arrested under
provisions Of this act 10 show that they
were residents on the lat of October. 1885.
instead Of. as the Senate amendment pro-
posed, on the LIST of June, 1850.
Without action on the bin the Senate al
i. M. adjourned.
House of Representatives.
The Senate amendments were concurred
in TO tho House bill TO admit free OF duty
articles intended for the st. Louis Expo
stion in 1890 which may be imported from
the republic Of Mexico and other Ameri-
can republicsand the Dominion of Canada.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the naval appropriation bill.
Pending final action the committee rose,
and the House, at o'clock, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
RlLL-ClTY GATHERINGS.
Hail and Wind-A Narrow Escape-MinOr
Mention.
fc,o.;of .otograr, tha Dfapet~t,


Hail and Wlnd--A Narrow Escapc-Mnor
Mention.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatchl
LYNcHBuEG. Va, April "a heavy hail
and wind-storm passed over the city tins
evening, doing considerable damage 10
fencing, &c. On the suburbs the paylllons
at the Fair-GrOunds were unrooied, and
small buildings. chicken-coOps, and stalls
were blown in every direction.
Miss Matte Otey, daughter N Mr.. w.
II. Otev. gave an elegant entertainment
last night in honor of her guests Miss
Noting of Richmond and Miss Kate Eus-
tace Of Roanoke.
An immense excursion Of eOlOred people
visited AppOmattOx, the scene OF General
Lees surrender. to-day. Excursions from
all parts of the State were there to-day.
Mrs. jamie Y. Roberts, wife OF Dir. \. L.
Roberts, died this morning.
A negro boy fell through the elevator at
the drug-mills. distance OF about twenty
five feet, this morning and received only a
few slight bruises.
John Conway, a young white man en-
ploved at the Roanoke Machine- W orks,
was killed this morning by being struck on
the head with a large bar of IRON. HIS
skull was split open and part OF his brains
came out.
A man named Smith has been arrested
near Newbcrne, who confessed to-day ne
saw j. IL. Caddal, the treasurer Of Pulaski
county, killed. Much excitement exists
in Pulaski over the arrest.
Two thousand laborer5 Will be put TO
wOrl. on the 18th at Big-Stone Gap grading
streets. building bridges, DC.
Richmond syndicate purchased 40
lots in Bristol Monday, paying $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
MUSIC AND I'VE DRAMA.
Programmes at the Mozart Academy and
Theatre.

Programmes at the Mozart Academy and
Theatre.
At the Academy of Music tonight Lewis
Morrison viii nppear as MephIstO In his
grand scenic and dramatic production of
Faust. For the proper spectacular pro-
duction of the piece several carloads Of
scenery. properties. and startling calcium,
clcctuc-liCht. and pyrOtechnlc ELECTS VIII
be brought here. Eyor since yesterday the
Academy stage-carpcnters with small
army Of assistants have been busy pre-
pairing for this engagement.
Last ceason's production OF Faust bv the
Morrison company : wildly remembered
boy our public.
THE OPERA.
The Carleton Opera Company concluded
their Richmond engagement last night at
the Academy of Music with second per-
Torrance If The Brigands Extended
criticism of this charming comic opera AS
presented by the Carleton Company has
already been given in our columns, and
further praise IS s1portluOus. The conn
pany is certainly one OF the best organiza-
lions Of its kind in America, and made o
most notable impression upon our lovers
OF comic opera.
PRIMROSE wCsT's MINslRELs.
The entertainment given at the Theatre
last night by Primrose Il Vests minstrel
troupe was one of the finest performances
of the kind eycrput on Richmond stage.
The crystel satin first part was superb
scene. and all Of the cCstumlng was splen-
did The performance was altogether re-
fined and of high order. The feature of
the entertainment was the mOnolOguo OF
Lew Dockstader. This great black-face
comedian kept the audience IN roar Tor
thirty minutes. His fund of Jokes was
seemingly inexhau~tible and his burlesque
survey Of the city and It's people was mex
pressibly humorous.
TIE KITCHEN Bellies.
Tonight. tomorrow. and Saturday this
COMPANY will appear at the Theatre.
The play deals with a party OF servants
who are left 20 themselves, and - high
Jinksn time occurs.
They get up an amateur entertainment
which Is given in all of fund for sending
warming pans to South Africa.
THE NAY FESTIVAL CHORUS.
The MAY festival chorus will hold its first
rehearsal tonight in the Lutheran church,
Seventh street On rear of Richmond Inc
atre) at O'Clock.
A very large number Of singers from all
parts of the city have received invitations.
Tickets will be issued 20 all holding invita-
tlons and % those recommended by friends
who have been invited. The indications
are that It will be the largest choral body
ever organized in this city.
LOAN exhibition FOR TEE BENEFIT OF ST.
ANDREWS CHURCH.
A rare and choice collection Of paintings,
&c, has been gathered At great expense Of
time and labor and it is hoped that the
effort on the part OF the managers to afford
the patrons of art and the puulic at large
this opportunity OF seeing these master
pieces Will be thoroughly appreciated. The
price of admission has been made rs low
AS possible with the hope Of attracting .
larger patronage and cultiyatlng more
general taste for the beautiful IN art.
The exhibition VIII take place IN the
lecture-room, Beverley street, beginning at
Sp NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
THE PAN-AMER
The Final Adjournment Of Their Confer
ence In Sight.


WASHINGTON, April 0-The nnal adjournment
OF the Pan-American Conference Is in sight 1t
will probably occur next Wednesday. At a meet
ing Of tho Conference to-day reports Of the Com
Initicos on General Welfare, Banking, and Port
Dues we're presented, aud after being printed
VIII DO taken up for consideration.
Tho Committee on General Welfare recon-
inende1 the negotiation o. general treaty by
tho republics Of North, south ana Central Ame-
rioa and l8yti % rotor all disputes, differences,
ana contentious That may arise between any two
OF mo parties at interest 70 arbitration for sot-
teIneut This arbitration shall be compulsory
upon Gil tho nations In matters Of diplomatic
equity, territories, boundaries, questions Of nsyi-
huon' the enforcement. construction or validity
ueaues, ana In other matters arising from
any cause whatever. The only exception n in
case the nation believes its Independence Is at
stake; then arbitration shall not be compulsory
The report sets forth In detail the manner in
Which the hrbiun'ors shall be selected and the
manner OF reaching and declaring thoir judg-
ments. IL Is provided that Publications OF the
treaty shall DO exchanged at Washington, and
that IL shall 30 IN force twenty years from the
date OF its ametiOn. After that term has
expired the treaty shall remain ia force until
one year after any naion has notified all the
other nations party thereto OF ia desire 10 with
draw; but the withdrawal OF any nation sh all
not relieve tho other nations OF their duties
under tho agreement The recommendations
are introduced by preamble rociuDg the belief
OF the delegates that war rs cruel, I'M
necessary, and ineffective mode Of settling
international disputes; that tho educated sent-
ment Of humanity approves tue choice OF erb-
tratiOu a. the best method Of reaching a salts
factory settlement Of differences. and that the
meeting OF this Pan-American Conference
demonstrates Tint the people OF the Western
Hemisphere are willing and ready 10 enforce
among themselves the principle Of arbitration.
ON Friday next the Ollicers Of the WOmen's Silk
Culture Association OF Philadelphia will pre-
sent 20 oRch foreign delegation attached 10 the
Conference large nag OF the United states
made OF native silk es gift TO their respective
Governments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
Mean tempersture.. ........-......-.7I
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April a-The stock market again
to-day demonstrated that stocks are In strong
hands and that the owners intend 20 hold them
for materially higher figures than are now
ruling. There was more business done, but me
increased trading was entirely for the aoconnt
OF board room traders who were scelping Tor
small profits, and the fact that stocks do not
como Out under the conditions which have al
ways beeo attended by declines, shows conclu-
syely that securities are not held In the street
on margins. Union Pacific was the stock wllch
received most attention and Il was quite active
a. advancing prices The trading IN STOCK ran
up 70 over 2S,00J shares, but the extreme nuo-
tuston was only = Of pcr cent Missouri Pa
cihc came next Ia importance and Is showed
positive weakness in tho last hour on the seton
OF the Committee on securities In striking from
the list SOME Iron Mountain stock which IL owned
by the Missouri Paci1c, aud tse affair was made
the basis for sharp attack, which resulted IN n
net decline ~ ,, per cent for the stock. Pacinc
Mail opened down on reports that mere Was
less disposition among congressman 10 vote TOT
the subsidy bill, ana also ON the fact that the
bill Will nog DO so much 20 the advantage 81
steamship lines as % American shipping IN
general. hahattan Is the only stock showing
material change. Sugar was not 50 active, out
there vas mild mani yulatiOn OF its price which
carried II up % ijc. but 10 could not bH held
there and il finally cls aed al slight loss Tor the
day Tho market rallied slightly toward the
close witch was dun anil steady At small irac-
tons under last nights figures as rule The
sa'os wor" i0i.2q7 listed aud 1900 unlisted.
GreniBC.-Excnange quiet and strong NJ ~
ba ances com, sl6i. 227 COO: currency. 81, =,
Geo Governments dull and steady for Is;
per cents, Y ex. coupons, 1881 uii ex.
intareSt- state bond dun aud rather heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
MORE VICTORIES.
some Striking Democratic Successes In the
Northwestern Elections.
lI3y telegraph 20 the Dspatchl

INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.--Thc township
election here Monday resulted in the cleo
tion OF the entire Democratic ticket by
maJorities ranging from 900 TO 5000.
THE BcsULr IL KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April Semi official
returns from every precinct show the cleo
ton Of Holmes Democrat mayor by about
800 majority. Peake democrat elected
over Case (Ropubhcan) for treasurer: Fra
zer DemocraO over Quinby (Repulican)
for CITY attorney.
Michael Boand. noted rs member Of
the Clan-na-Gae Triangle, was the Repub-
lican candidate for police Judge. he was
defeated by Wheeler Democrat. The Re
pubicans elected Bishop auditor and Cam
non speaker of the upper house. Fourteen
members of the upper house were elected.
Seven of these are Republicans and seven
Democrats. Four aldermen We're elected
from wards including the territory re-
Gently annexed 90 the city. OF these two
are Republicans and two Democrats This
is the first time IN four years that the
Democrats have elected their candidate for
lUANgT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
PINE WAFTINGS.
The NEWS GATHERED IN THE OLD
NORTH STATE.
What Raleigh. Charlotte, and Other Points
Have TO Report to the
Dispatch.
Especi,l telerrnm to tho pIspstch.I

RALEIGH, Y. c.. April 9.--Jsmes Allen tcolored)
met with horrible death on plantation In
Granville county. He was ploughlng with
spirited mule. At dinner.time Allen unlocked
tho mule from the pillow and hung the trace
chains over the hames and thus formed stlrrups.
When he attempted to get on the mule with one
foot In the chain the mule dashed of. Allen did
not succeed 10 mounting, bat caught his foot in
tho chains, and the mule in a wild run COM
pieiely beat Auen's head and body TO Jelly
agalnsi stumps and stoues.
Friday was the day appointed for the hanging
OF Jcsfo Brown lcoloredl at Newberne. lie was
convicted Of tho murder OF Flora Ann Harris
last summer by droyrinR her in the river. The
County Commissioners signed petition asking
That the death sentence be commu el.lwhich was
sent 20 the Governor yesterday. To-day the
Governor commuted tho sentence TO life impri-
sonment Tho evidence against Brown was
wholly circunstantial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

days prfcea No cattle shippsd - nsv Ycvo
today. Hogs-Rscelpts. 100 head; shipwsnt-l
go; market slov; medium and selsctedt stOS
$40: common @ best rorkcrS g. xsse4 ~ oes
car hogs shipped 70 New YORK to-day. shsep =
Receip<, LOO head market fair at yssscrdsyD
prices.
BALTIMORE, Aprl 7.--BainAoys Lfv<-Secy
yards: swine-Tbe receipts. zone LOO nceG
less than last week. constitute supply sUovv
equal TO moderate demand generally reporteo.y
Tho figures ruling show no change since 49,
week. though the market " somewhat stronger
than 10 was then. more salcs osinR recorded -
and near cur top quotations tasn Lat vecs. We
quote coed western hogs At 6sgSc per pound
net; nearby, 5ts5Ac and rough hoes Al Ne
s.. Receipts Of hogs this week, 7,ii9 bead.
C7aysDseat stock fgrds Receipts THIS week1
3,55i head, against 3,5ss last vcek. Fair 10 FOOD
hogs sold at a. Osstso. and ronghs at a per no
pounds Receipts Of sheep, 2,5et head. win
sales at g. yssa 20 per 100 pounds. and lambs ~
~ 20 ". per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
COMING NEAR HOME.
A TORNADO PASSES OVER ROANOKE
AND SALEM.
Three Men Instantly Killed-others IN
jcred-yany buildings in Both 'o"n'
Damaged or Dcstroyed-The Losses
,s,sc,., telegram 70 the pispa,ch.i

RoAxoKE. Va, April 9.-The heaviest
wind and rain-storm that ever passed over
this section visited this city this evening
OF 2 o'clock. Cast-hOuse No. At tne oIo-
zier Furnace was blown down and COM
pletelv demolished. Henry Kasey, wilson
johnson. and Frederick Phelps were IN;
stantly killed. while james Turner received
injuries from which he will never recover
All the parties were coIored men en-
ployed at the yards Of the furnace, ana ran
into tho buIidin0 to secure shelter IRON
the rain. The loss to the COMPANY Is
IS. COO Other portions of the CITY were were
also visited by the tornado and over lUO
buildings are reported either blown down
or damaged. The loss in the city y Slg,-
600. The Salem Furnace was completely
demolished and large number OF DWELL
ings unrOofed and destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April AIT meeting Of
tho Reading Board OF Managers to-day George
h. Bear, stephen A. Caldwell. and samuel Ship
ley resigned and Thomas Dolan. Henry g. Glib
son, and A. A. Mcleod, vce-presidenIs and
general manager. were elected 70 nh the vacan-
cies. This was wholly surprising, and u seems
20 leave COrbin stronger than ever before. IL
was not decided upon until late yesterday This
was not the plan NJ first proposed, but those who
first asked to resign refused 10 do SO, Il IA
said, and that mado this change necessary, "a
there IA no method Of forcing designations and
as thero was no desire 70 go 70 extremes. II
seems moro likely than ever that the fifth Nom
her Of tho voting trust will be Henry g.. Gibson.
Corbin will continue as president despite ell
rumOrs b mo contrary.