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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
Condensed Kilograms.

About Loo sacks Of delayed eastern mall
and a number Of sacks OF papers arrived a.
Portland yesterday.
Tho suit Of Rev. DIR. Ball against the New York
Erening Posi- for damages for libel resultcd yea
to-day In "a verdict % no cause OF sclion.
Governor nm. Of New YORK. yesterday scot
aspecial message % the legislature urginRn 10
pess the Worlds Fair bill at once and without
amendment
Following out tho intent OF Governor Goodeirs
recent anti-lguor Proclamation forty-tbree So
locus In Manchester, v. H., were rai1ed yestor-
day by tho sheriff.
John Wylie, OF Atlanta. n raiiroad-man. was
arrested yesterday ON telegram from bifmng-
ham ch arged with com plicity Ia the fnurior Tor
which DICK Halves Is % DO hanged on tho -oln
instant
The Des Moines QowsS Legislative dea1-iocs
continued YESTERDAY. The Senate has aiiournel
until Tuesday the House until to-day, anc
another conference committee IA Ut work on
deAyor1ng 90 effect promise.
The Leuox- nm Bank OF New York reopened
ia doors yesterday after reorganization, In
which Conrad n. Jordan. q the Western Se-
tiOnal Bank, WAS elected president Tow
checks were paid and a io~ deposits received.
The committee Of tue House 81 Roprcsenis-
lives continued their investigation yesterday
into tho Chic ballot-Dox forgeriss. Mt. John u.
Mclean. 81 the Cincinnaiti EHgntrer, hexressn-
tatiyes Breckinridge aud NcAi0o, aud Mr.. But
tergorth were examined.
The match bstwsen Mitchell aud Msce In Lon.
don was short and decisive. II was fought IN
four rounds OF two minutes each. Mace vss
twice Knocked down. The police tntsrferci
during the progress o. tho fourth round ana
stoppsd tho nghL Theiufges pronounced Ia Ia
vor Of Mitchell. IL was a very interesting con-
test. Both hit very hard, though no blood was
drawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
RASH ESCAPADE.
An Alleged Pretcnder to the Throne Under
Arrest.

rBy Angio-American cable TO tho DIspatch.l
PARIS, February by prompt action
the Government to-day nipped III the bud
what was apparently intended to be a
Royalist coup fete, modelled after Louis
Napoleon's mad descent upon Bologne, and
the only consequence Is that the Duke Of
Orleans. the elder son of the Count of
Paris. is tonight in custody. The Duke
arrived in Paris to-day bearing n
letter written and signed by Count
de Paris, announcing to the faith
fnl and TO all others the Counts
abdication. He also had with him mani
festo addressed to the people of France;
Nominally and according 10 the theory OF
the pretenders the pretender is always
king, and therefore the Count of Paris G0-
dictates the throne he never possessed. lie
consequently abdicates his claim as preten-
der and in virtue of the abdicatlOn all
his claims. rights, and titles descend
to his eldest son, Philippe LOUIS
Robert, DukeD'Orleans. This gentleman
is therefore, not merely ono OF many va
grant Princes. but the actual pretender to
the throne in virtue of his claim as heir OF
Louis Philippe. and also as the heir OF the
old Bourbon line. His coming into the
country in violation of the law banishing
all heads and direct heirs of the reigning
families is a rash escapade If 1t STANDS
alOno. The young gentleman IL now III inc
hands of the authorities.
The Duke was il France in violation OF q
law made to exclude himself and father
as enemies of the Republicans. The low
was RENTED in favor of Duke D'Aumale.
Therefore the Duke D'Orleans was Mt once
arrested nj the house of Duke de lIuynes.
He was taken TO the prefecture OF policee;
whore his identity was fixed beyond az
doubt. and where "a YOceS r7-bGt of his VIOLA
non of the law on bauishment was drawn
mn. He was then detained at the Con-
ciergierie. famous as the place OF detention
for ROYALTY in distress. In the afternoon
he WAS arraigned beiored the military au-
tborities at Central Bureau. In response
10 an inquiry as to the objects and Pur-
poses of his visit TO France, he said that
having attained his majority, he had come
to France 10 place himself at the disposal
of the military authorities. THIS dash
of audacity is regarded as very
happv stroke, and is sure TO MAKE
friends for him; for gallant French boy
who wants TO take his chances FOR con-
scription is something unusual and cap
tivating figure TO appear IN the daily news,
But this did not touch tho senslbllities OF
the hard hearted authorities, and NJ. Con,
stans Minister of the Interior, ordered
,hgt the Duke be held in custody. fuT'
Their disposition of the case Will. or course
depend upon whether it is discovered ina
there was any plot for general 1Soyails'
novement behind this incident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08

sp,lsss ssssdy; Ma Yssvussy, So 80
GhG; Nay,e9fo Cen veases and IeDSse
No q 3s7{A5sr. Ia elevator: ooncss 1es!xy
Fsbrusfs, 10: March. Ss4e Apets uyA: neSs
Sekc. 0sts--spot weaker end fairly sSVSi ~
lions steady February, exc. Nara 24Sy
Ma spot. 29,saa9he.. MIXED wseesfn N9
HOPS quiet and In far dsmhssd- Cooee-1pS
closed stssdy; February, siep: 1ercss ~
3ia1o: April. tiA9saai5: May. ei1eonelAG y; ~
kio nfmss and Quist; fsis carncess o1A
gar.-Raw quiet and steady; fair reunine. e4es
refined unlet and unchanged. MesaGDD III
Rico strong and Ia good kcmana. Coeeposeee9
oil nrn- Petroleum quiet ssd ss:sdy. ss, e
GrIet: strained, common 10 good, Q.lsteo.lo
furpcnsins dull as &sasahc. Pork sssesy -
quiet Beef quiet; extra mess, EsfIH. bs.s
hams duh Dut firsn. Tierced beef quise CUT
meals quiet Lard dull and easy: wessegn $50
sei7H; city. $40; options feoruAxyi ~
Marcs. ~ ie; May. $50 Fresghss s,esdy; ~
ton. 5 i.isa5 I'd; grain, sid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO February 7.-casa nonr ~
changed. No. . spring and Na red vns:e
.tc. No 3 corn. esse. No. 2 Data 1zssucs
Mess-pork, saeoasas0 LARD. easo shors-rfpes
st7OasAs0. snorteiear sides, nasaA Whisksys
Si0z.
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telegraph service. "'''
:, TIT rITr:: Z. Pa, February The worst
s ~, "a vars has been raging throughout
Western Pennsyivania since noon T.. dav.
SNOW. nan. rain, and wind have becn play
a ne navoc. In this city. snow had block
traffic. Oh" s'opPco
Telegraph and telephone lines are break.
,hg down under 2 heavy weight Of ice. In
,he mountains the storm il raging with
terrific fury and reports are com,nr in ~ ~
serious damage 70 property. At Blairville,
"a la . large SATISFACTORY was demolished
of them memhors of the firm. The War.
wrecked. WOW '''0
A Connellsvilie (pa-) special says the
storm was accompanied with terrific
Wind. The Old National Locomotive
Works were blown down and a number Of
smaller ou,ldiaags demolished, but no ono
was injured. IL was the worst mountain
storm known in years,
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SCOTLAND NECK.
Railroad Mstters-A Hard Head &C.
ff,orr-~ro,s...~. =, a. os-.., ,,rd Dfsnafch.l

Railroad Msttcrs-A Hard Head &C.
Correspondents OF the Richmond DispascnI
SCOTLAND NECK. n. @. Feb. 9, lsW.
AS soon as the Norfolk and Caronnn la. ~
road Is completed 10 wild be turned over W
the Atlantic-C Coast Line, and will De unoef
the management of that company. IraveI
over the Coast Line is said to be as goou az
usual at this season, and the hauling on
freights is above the average. CaptaIn
Whitaker. who runs from Weldon 70 uieen-
vile with mixed train on the Sco'iano-
Neck and Greenvfle roads. handles forty
freight-cars sometimes on single rouno
trip.
ONLY THIRTY MILES TO THE WEST.
Il is thought that during this year
through connection will be made from
Eastern Carolina TO the West by way OF the
Cape Fear and Yadkin-Vallsy railroad,
there being now only about thirty miles OF
road TO be built to make the connection
complete. Surveyors have already deter
mined on the line.
LUMBER AND TURPENTISE.
The Tunis and Serpell Lumber Company,
which has been operating on the Norfolk
and Carolina railroad for about year,
are cutting large quantities of lumber. ana
will soon increase their capacity TO more
than three times what II now is.
Lumoerlnen are prOspectinSn ear LII
in this county, for large bodies OF timber
that have not been cut. There are also
large quantities near Fishing creek that
are attracting attention.
Tupentine interest in Johnson and Samp-
son counties is moro than ordinarily lively
| this season.
HIS SKULL WAS PROOF.
A negro in Tarboro' was fooling with a
bull dog pistol which was accidentally dis
charged. the ball striking him in the fore
head and slightly indenting the skull with.
, out penetrating it.
| PITY YEARS PRIEST.
Rev. J. b. Cheshire, d. d.. has been rec.
tor of the Calvary Episcopal church OF
Tarboro' for fifty years, and IS now rector
emeritus.
Rev. Mr.. Morton, State Evangelist for
the Presbyterian Church, has just closed q
successful revival at Clinton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
DEATHS.


cOATFs.-Diei, on February ., $50. NJ Coal
hin, Hcnrico county, Va. the resiionce of his
son-in-law. j. L. Deiirick, Dr. sfAfikfoS
COATES, ia the eighty third year OF his sss.
FURCRoS.--Died, on THURSDAY. February
sth. a, As o'clock A. NJ, at the restisuce Of hes
husband, hE. Thomas Furcrop, No as Sowerdin
avenue. Manchester, Mr.. ELIZABETH FUN
CRON, In the seyonty-sixth year OF boz age.
Funeral will take place 81 Lainbridge street.
Baptist church SATURDAY. February ssh, ~
o'clock. Friends ami scqusintances Invited Z
asssnd without further notice.
BoRD.-Dlcd. February 9th. AZ 10 A. ~. ZErH
T. HOKD, ~ hts fathers residence, sis norsh
Tweuty-nith street; ssed nine yesrs ami foaf
month&
mo funeral will tske place from the atoye
realdance At z O'CLOCK THIS tsaturdny1 kvk-
MING. Friends and scqua,ntances Of he family
invited 70 attend.
WALLER Died. February I'M, 81 alo oeloce
A. NJ, II the residence Of hts pSrents. corner
sixteenth and Perry streets. Manchester. tnfAno
child Of Nathaniel X and Rosa ID. Wsl1er.
Funeral from the residence SATURDAY, beo-
ruafy elh, at i0k O'Clock A. n.
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Fears OF a Lynehing.
fpv taieo-auh to the Dtspatch. 4

AUGUSTA, GA, February Fears are en-
tcrtained that the negro who entered the
store of A. Rogers at Camak. Ca, and
killed the proprietor will be lynched.
Cotton has reached the highest price OF
the season-I0 9-16c. for middlIng.. The
mills are expecting lower prices and have
only moderate supplies on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
Contract for Boiier-Piates

TBy telegfaph % tl4o r'7f's'11'''
WAsurSoror. February THE contract
Cor furnishing steel boiler-platess FOR Ger
tain naval vessels has been awarded 70 the
iandcn Steel Company q their BID .S OK
80 $50 for plain plates. The bid S Of the
Richmond Locomotiye-and Machine W9 o, X,
70 furnish these plates hanged ana hnisnea
CO.. AL 200 was rejected as excessive;
Under the present contract the plates WI .ha
have 10 be trimmed and Hanged " the
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
DAMAGE IN OREGON
By the Floods and Landsiides Very
Heavy.
by telegraph % mo pIspatch.,

ASHLAND. ORE, February THE extent
oil the damage by tho late rains TO the Ore
gon and California railroad between here
ana koseburg, one hundred and fifty miles
north OF here. cannot be estimated even o,,-
proNmately, but ID is very heavy. The
railroad from Grants Pass 70 Roseburg is
reported on continuation of slides. The
streams all over southern Oregon are re-
ported AS high IT not higher than IN 1861.
An immense slide occurred on the railroad
half mile south of tho West Fork and Cow
Greek canon. The slide came from the
nigh mountain down 10 the bottom of the
canon. distance of 800 or / 900 feet. cover
ing the track and filing the canon. The
report says the trees are standing on the
snde the same as they were when il started
from the summit. The water, which backed
up in the canon for distance of three
miles, is 800 feet wide and from 80 10 IS
feet deep. The tunnel there is completely
buried In water. The creek is trying TO
cut through the slide. but the earth is
damned IN so tight that 80 fur it has not
given away. Telegraph linemen built a
raft yesterday and Will try to get line
across the lake that has been formed.
SITUATION MORE FAVORABLE.
PORTLAND, OEE., February THE stu
alton here is more favorable. The water
has fallen several inches and IL rapidly
gong down, but even yet the only means
OF travelling on Front street is by boats,
the water being too deep TO permit pedes-
trims TO walk on the street. even with
rubber boots. No correct estimate of the
damage can be obtained until the river re-
ccdcs within its banks. Both bridges
across the river, which were threatened for
two days past, have stood the pressure,
anu are now thought to be out of danger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
Denouncing the Tonnage Bill.

CHARLESTON, February THE Merchants
Exchange to-day passed resolutions de-
nouncing the tonnage bounty bill now
pending IN Congress and declaring it not
only wrong but useless TO expend the
money Of the people IN subsidies to ships,
shores by the barriers Of high protective
tariff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
A RtizyaPtl.
lny ,elegraph % tho plspa.ch.l

MrssrApoLs, February The Journals
s,snbsn lMinn.) special says; The worst
blizzard within tho recollection Oh tns oiu .,,
est inhabitant is raging. The wind ~ nom
the north and the air - cloud OF SLOW,
TIE MERCURY registers 20 degrees peiow
zero and IL Is growing coluoI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
0ARRuA0EA

PAYNE-KINO.--Ma on January ~
1890 in the city Of baltimore. ~ the resiienee os
Mr. r. B. Warren, 1Ss Linden avenue uncle %
tho bride,, by Rev. y. N. Ellis, ID. ". MI; =. =.
PAYNE of Fauquier county, Va, % MISS NAN
ME b. KING, Of Fredericksburg. va.
WHIrLocK - YARBRoUGH. - Married, Ia
Richmond, Va. February oh. by NOV. X u.
Pm. Mr.. A. J. WHITLOcK and Miss kEBECcA
IL YARBROu0H
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SITUATION MORE FAVORABLE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FlfTY-FlvE DEAD.
This Number of Bodies Recovered from
the CoIIiery.

ilaI
LoNDoS, February THE work Of re-
moving the bodies of the miners who lost
their lives by an explosion i'll tho c0lliery
at Abersychan, yesterday, is being car
red on as rapidly "a possible Already one
hundred bodies have been taken from the
pit. and it is believed that about thirty
more vet remain there. The ventilation Of
the pit has been restored and this facIli-
tGtes the efforts of the workers. A very
pathetic incident in the work of rescue
was the finding of the bodies Of afathcr and
his FIVE sons lying IN a group. They had
not been burned at all and they appeared 10
he calmly sleeping. All OF them had died
from suffocatIOn. Several of the men who
had volunteered for the work Of rescue
were made sick by handling the burned
bodies and were obliged to como to the
surface.
LATER
A dispatch just received in this city
states that 1j5 bodies have been taken from
the pit at Abarsychan.
THE DEATH RATE INCREASES.
Ereninq.-The list of those lost their lives
by the explosion in the colliery ct Aber-
sychan is constantly increasing. One hun
bred and seventy bodies have thus far
been taken from the pit. and it is believed
that the total number Of persons killed will
reach 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
ser,ou. Asnert Of a Strike.

NASHUA. N. H., February THE strike
nj the Nashua Manufacturing Company
works has assumed serious proportions.
The weayers and spinners both held meet
ings and decided not to return TO WORE.
Fully l.40O workers are idle. The indica-
tons are that the strike win become gene
raj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
A Week,s Failures.

NEW York, February THE business
failures occurring throughout the country
during lust week number for the United
States. 265 Canada. 55-total, 81 against
2yl last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08

ex.bsnk president Of the Sixth ks,Ions'
who was arrested tor completely IN tas
cent wrecking. was furnished this 49,
noon, tho sureties being Mrs. Ella Cias 49,
his wife, and Bernard Cohn, q real o''~'s
dealer and builder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
Failed 70 Agree

lBy tslsErsph 70 %. Dp sw,, r. y
A,r.xy. February 7.--The Worlds Far
Conference committoe has failed 70 agree,
and Ills morning sdjournnd until Monday
svsnins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February Tho stock market
was dull to-day outside OF Reading. which Tar.
nished nearly half the transactions IN the listed
stocks. and fully that proportion during the
morniug hours. The interest In Reading over
Swallowed the remainder Of the list ana while
thore g firm tone most OF the day IL was NOS
until the last hour that any animation was
SHOWN, aud all the advances were made at that
time Trading In Recalling, especially during
the forenoon, was eDormouS and tho price was
steadily and rapidly advanced from 4i$ 10 tsAc.
without n break. Tho movement eliminated az
that figure and n reaction occurred. There are
several opinions ns 20 the cause OF the rise,
and The theory that both supporters ana
the opponents Of the management we're buying,
which incidentally squeezed the shorts, but the
general impression was that the bull clique
In the stock was simply forcing the shorts
TO cover. The traders. Of course, helped along
the rise, and rumors OF the existence OF large
stOp-oriers at AZ helped the fret advance TO that
figure. When the movement eliminated the
traders quickly realized, and tho price went back
TO i2if. At 43h the stock was for some time
about SO incomes. but the latter soon rose TO
4lA, while the stock Afterwards went back. Tho
theory that some large operators had been
caught short obtained many believers, and the
names OF Cammack, White, and Gould were
mentioned as the unfortunate ones. but II was
conjecture only. In the last hour Lacsawanna
helped by colder weather and rumors OF pros
perity among ia western lines, with Missouri
Pacific and Lake Shore moved up sharply, tho
movement being accompanied by marked H.
crease In activity. The upward movement AZ
this time, however, extended 10 all the iist and
the close WAS strong. generally about the highest
prices. Among the epecialtses which showed
marked strength was Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred, which upon the advices OF Success
ful placing OF the extension bonds OF the COM
pany In London soon recovered the dividend.
These bonds. Ike those OF the Norfolk and West
ern, we're subscribe twice over. outside Of the
extraordinary strength In Colorado coal tho
general list presented absolutely 10 feature OF
interest and trusts were quiet and stagnant
The final changes are almost entirely In an up
ward direction, aud Colorado coal ID up 2. Lacka-
wanns IL. ard others fractions. Trading In
lated stocks read sf3,ys shares, with Reading
for ii2. s91 unlisted. $4,000.
Epsning.--Excnange quiet and weaker at asia
Az Money easy a al. closing offered At sup
Treasury balances Coin, fi02,s6S,COO: cur
reucy, Si,SiSOO0. Governments dull and steady
for 4: 4percents. l.ib T; ex. coupons, lOiS bid
ex. int 'rost. State bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
Tramc stopped.
fBy ,olegrapn % tns DlspAtch.I

fby teiegraph 20 mo utspascn.I
PrrsBunGH, February IA heavy snow
and sieet- etorm began here shortly before
noon and the ground is now covered with
several inches Of snow and hail. lbs ~
tbs nrst snow-fail Of the winter. W tar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08
WILSON'S CRIME.

The crime for which John Wilson was
sentenced to be hanged to-day at Burns
vile, Yancey county, was committed az
that town. A shooting-match was III pro
gress. Wilson and his cousin won tur-
KEY and put il up to be shot at. Thomas
Edge took two chances and got another
man 10 shoot for him. AT the shot the tur'
key jumped. and Edge walked towards it,
Wilson cried out, Don't go near that tur-
key. II isn't hi.." Edge walked on, Wi
son following and telling him he, wo9lc
shoot him. Wilson stopped. and Edss
looked at the turkey and returned WI
son said. Il told you would shoot you
you went near that turkey" Drawing
revolver he deliberately shot Edge, killing
him insfantiv
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 7.-yireinia 3's, 66h;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 99al00; Northern
Central stock, 6)Na,0; consolidated gas bonds
ll2all4; DO stock, HAa55.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-08

Yesterday in the interest Of the exodus, Out ~
did not succeed worth a cent. Our darkies
in this town prefer to remain where iney
are. n
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RlCMOHND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatchl


|. Reported for the Dispstchl
FsBRuARY Z. 1890.
Loose tobacco sales to-day, 1905 pounds, with
$3.50 highest and si.l0 lowest Aucsioa ouer-
ings on 'Change. 81 packages. and "A taken In.
Highest, ss250; lowest, 81. 10; average sis7s.
Internal-revenue collections: Cigars and CT
gsrettes, {7SS.7O tobacco, s3.92iG - total,
81. 7103L
Private Gales traced were wrappers, ~ hogs
heads. oilers, II hogshssds; smokers, 3; cut
,ers, Q; Burieys. 2; darss, io-tota n hogs
heads.
Loose sales showed stronger ciosins market
On Change private sales were moderate. Outside
more activity and strong tone In wrapper
market Old stock greatly reduced and prices
for ALI grades stiff, and demand quite satisfac-
tory all the week. Loose shows marked ad-
vance on fllers and all grades except lowest
ones. The cold snap has probably killed plants
prematurely up.
Mr.. II. weIsger, and e. A. Bell, Of Louisville,
KY, were on sales to-day.
-
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 2, Bsa
oRFsgfSG&
WnEAr-t.fs0 bushels
CoRM-2,s0D bushels
OATs.--3,z74 bushels
SAILS 1sposrsp - ssossrtRG
WHyAr.--shortberry 70 bushels good o. 6oc.;
| 300 bushels fair at a..
Coss.-White, 1000 bushels prime Virginia .
4sc
0.ra-Winfsr. iTs bushels primo on private
| terms, Mixod. 400 bushels worry good at31c
coTr0S kKroRE.
AArfs' nt@ ouorArloxa
| MfDpLrNa, f0kc.
| Low xfpDLfNa, Vsc.
GOOD oaDtxAsr, $40
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MARKETS aY rELsoRApH.

NEW YoRE.
NEW Yoxx. February ~ Cotton Arm: .sa1sa.
20 Gales; uplsndA II 1lec.; 0rieanA n f-lsc.;
iakc. t7,5os bales; = rrapcA y boles; .ltoeA>
o6AsS3 baioA so1thegp 1oar 6p{k Wnoo1
ssssdy and ouiet' IA I'D slx& - eevoaefs
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p,nrnus srunrNTs.

OHonro. February THE studsnts IN
this city to-day made demonstration IN
favor Of Poet Anthero Quental, president
Of the Northern Patriotic League. They
became riotous end smashed the windows ., W,
of tho leading social club because u mao
not expelled the Englshmen belonging 10
il and had admitted others; p,,;.o-
The Proqressia and tho kepuphcain
papers in Portugal continue to violently
attack England
THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
PARIS. February THE Bank OF Paris
will issue the Russian loan on February zV'n'
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
INSURANCE STATEMENTS
RdNl
GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA.

YE T o S6r OK
full
tan MANAGING
lied IN
ners agensn
agensn