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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
BRIEF TEIEGRAms

4 large number Of the members Of the
suburban Press Association left Boston
yesterday for an excursion 90 Virginia.
During a quarrel at q Mulberry street,
New York. Frederick Romano. an Italian.
shot his wife, his moiher-n-law, and him.
self. The wo,ndsof the women are serious
though not fatal. R0maro will die.
ALcIRRs, May 2l.-'lhe town Of Sefron.
near fCz-1lOroccO, has been ruined by floods
filty-thpe Jews and many Moors persisted.
A1ong the passengers by the steamer
AuSisia, which arrived in New York yes
to-day, was H.. kempinski, an American
citizen, who had spent eighteen months in
an Austrian military prison.
4 disastrous fire set by tramps has de-
siroyed every house in the city OF College,
New Mexico, except the railroad ware
houses ana the depot building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

focal Happenings That Require Little
space To- Relate.

The ladies of The Hollywood Memorial
Association VIII bold % meeting at Miss
Cr,a-Aav'-. so. % Main street. tomorrow
at p o'clock.
The schooner Edwin janet from iilr-
bour Island. one of The MCet Indies. was
expected 40 the cuslom-housc Yesterday
"Itl load of tun, cO.0anuis, concn
shells, siarii.h. sappa d-ilas. sp3 fms.
iiY plants. coral. &c. ia" Edwin Janet
passed Newport News Friday evening up
ward bound.
colonel Robert e. HUBBARD, Of lucknc-
haIn. president OBJ thc ORANGE and kcE-.il.r
Eu.Wli Company. was Doe The city yceiel-
day boo tla interest 81 bis road. Northern
which, hy their aid Will. no doubt. soon De
hurried 90 completion.
The case o. ". ". Fnney against the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
society Wa- ou hearing in the Circuit
Court yesterday. The damage claimed
Was $1,000, and was for failure to award
space contracted for 40 the Exhibition.
80 Corcoran Hall. ut r. +. Lee Camp
TAR. Mis- Mamie A. Ter, daughter Of Mr..
". &. ny ler. was awarded avery handsome
pair of cardrop-. as Tine most pOpularyoung
lady in mat vicinity.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
% Grandson Anthony and Ellen Lewis.
Willie O. Randall and Katie Chcisa, all
colofcd. and Of Richmond.
Mr. William Wagner rendered the flute
oNAeato 90 Miss Ihur-by' solo $50 the con-
c.rt last week in most finished manner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
TIE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
IT, Tahors at T,cdcricksbur~ Concluded
An Interesting session.

-. aFor. "a Frederick sbuT- Concluded
,.,.,es,in. s.s.ion.
FgEpERIChsnUK'. VA, May -. 'i"'
chill Al the early Ger, ico This morning,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
PERSONAL MENTION.


people Goioc Away and Returning Do
ing III, and That.
Miss Fannie Marshall, of Amelia county.
is stopping with Miss Emma Tunstall,
of Manchester.
General John y. Gordon. wife and daueh-
ter, OF Georgia, General VI. VI. Ransom. of
North Carolina. General Basil Duke. of Ken
Wrky, and Colonel James G.. Martin. Of
North Carolina, Will be- the guests Of Mr.
Joan z. Branch this week.
Miss Gamma G. lIohr Of Atlanta, Ga. the
brilliant young pianist, who delighted all
Who heard her playing no the Ihursby con
cert ON Wednesday evening. is now visiting
friends ~ Petersburg, and viii return to At
iania tomorrow.
Rev. William VI. Dame, Nelson p. Dame.
George W. Dame, Jr., and J. c. Dame, all
~ons OF that grand old soldier of the cross.
Res. George W. Dame. Of Danyille, were i'm
one crowd here yesterday.
Misses Nertie and Addie Caughey. Of
Baltimore. viii Doe ia the city during the I'M
yelling ceremonies, the guests of the Misses
higgins. north Nineteenth street; also their
sister, Mrs. Joseph Higgins, OF Atlanta.
Mr. y. Z. Toord. OF the editorial stan Of
The Baltimore sun, j. la the city, and call
ed 40 InE TIMES Office Yesterday.
Colonel Frank C.. Ruflin will reply TO Or.
Thomas Nelson Page in next sundays issue
OF lha TINES.
Colonel and Mrs. Il. +. Withcrs will be
the GUESTS Of Mrs. stephen Putney during
the unvciling.
Major John Page, Of Hanover. is visiting
his son. Thomas y. Page. and will remain
until after the "unycling."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
BALTIMORE ANp OHIO
( Number Of Numors Regarding the
I..L

4 Number Of Numors Regarding the
Road.
BALTIMORE. Nd May 2L-Ihe oaon-
being put forth % get possession OF % c0a-
trolling interest OF the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad stock continues 10 Dee the subject
Of much gossip. n is ALLEGED .n -0nequal-
ter- that the large stockholders are cnlea,-
oring to buy zap nil the stock they could lu}
their hands on. IN order tO secure complete
control Of the road. I'm other quarters % b.,
alleged that while this may Dee true. it I-
deserted Boy the parties concerned l0 .ct con-
troll Of the road in order % place ~ .n new
relations with other railroad interests. tn
is further alleged that the Garreits are de-
sirou- OF investing thc increment Of the
family's colossal iriUne in b. and %.
stock, as they believe It's intrinsic value to
be greater than the Irce at which il is at
present quoted. There i,al-0 "a rlu0r aloat,
which saws that there is soon tO Doe 90 new
issue Of Baltimore and Ohio stock. several
brokers and others conceded with know ing
something about the matter, were inter-
viewed to-day, but they denied knowledge
Of any such movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
BASEBALL.
Reports Of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.

Reports Of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
Players League.-M Boston. Bo,ton-, -
Chicagoes, o. AT New York. New loiks,
q; Cleyelauds, o. At Philadelphia: phila-
dslphias, 10; BuilalOs, ;. AZ BROOKLYN:
Brooklyns, S;sPittsburgs. I.
National League.-At New York: New
iorks. 3; Chicagoes, 3. Al Boston: B0~-
tons, ,; Cincinnatis, :. Al Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, 9; Pittsburgs q. Al Brook
lyn: Brooklyns, :; Cleyeiand,. 3.
American Association.--At iiochC-tcr--
CIhirtcen innings) -iochesters, Is; Io'cdO,-.
:. At syracuse: syracuse, 1; Louisville.
3. At Philadelphia: Athletics =; II. Louis.
I. Al Brooklyn: BrooSlyns. 3; Columbus, ..
Atlantic League.-At Worcester. Wor-
cesters, Il; Wilmingtons. :. AZ Hartford:
llartiOrds, o: Newarks q. ~ jersey Ciis
Jersey titys, 4; Washingtons. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
HE NoRTAlRN eAPTlsrs.

Reports aud Discussion On Mission Work
Considered.
CHICAGO, May 2l-This mornings SIS
sions Of the Baptist Assembly was devoted
70 reports and discussions OF mission work
Rev. j. ID. Fulton. OF Boston. in an addrss
on the subject, severely attacked Roman
ism, and made an appeal for the T0dsmp-
pent.v
The following officers were elected for lbe
ensuing year: President, Rev. George ".
Nortbrup, ID. d., IL. d., Illinois. Vice
Presidents, Nelson Blake and Rev. Henry
A. Cadby, u. d.. Of Ohio; Recording S,crc-
tary, Rev. II. :. Burrage, u. d., Of Maine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Examining Attorney TO wtnes,)-What Is
your age, ma lamt
Witness lai,h charming smiicl-lt would
DO you mo- good % know, sir, for | am mar
riel and out OF the market.
Then the court smiled, and the bar smiled,
and the examining attorney himself smiled,
and the question was not pressed.-Boston
Courier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
IYNCHBURG
Railroad Change Contemplated Rich
Win of Lead Found.

LYNCHBUEG. Va, May "a. Special. F.
Some important railroad changes are eN-
pccfed here in very short time. one Of
ghe Norfolk and Western Roanoke corps of
diepatcher-. u. ". namrastic. has already
been Or insfcrred here. The others. hcssr~.
Xix. Nicholson and Fisher are soon 60 come,
and Iynchburg will then be made point
for disi aichiug trains eastward 60 Grove
and westward q Radford. The division
superintendent >. &. Casseii, Will also re-
move 90 ibi- city.
4. ). Williams, Of Rice Valley. near
Marion. has found "a very large Wen II lead
ore. which yields about ninety per cent. Of
pnre lead. The width Of the main vein is
from two % TWO and a half feet wide for
distance of 10 feet.
Mrs. John ". Rbor, died this evening.
She was "A excellent christian lady. ddugh-
Ger Of W {. MYERS. OF Chfistiansburg, and a
Hong resident of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

WNrIr>LLE. Va. May d.. special. -
Major Pcndlcton. of Marion, has purchased
ofI. y. ~h ilcy. nine acres ot land TO the
north If Wyiheyille for Sl2,uoN.
Oh. Ilcdeciiold Land aad improvement
Company. which purchased valuable
tract Of land 10 the cast o. MyiheYillc.
proves 90 ho % strong crowd OF business men
PRINCIPALLY from Baltimore.
The Iuihlaus here are adding much 10
the symmetry of their handsome brick
church hy the erection Of tower.
I'm Nh. municipal election Mr.. WILTON !.
No.f was elected Mavo".
The r..iN and Western Railroad Com
uany will erect their new depot here very
shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
BALL ON TIE ISLAND.
The Players Nine Too Much for the Viz
rinia.->c0re To >.

Tie game of baseball at Island Park
Yesterday evening deserved large attend
aucc. There were scarcely hundred peo-
ID. uf..urt. which included four ladies.
i'm a. thc Glh inning she contest was very
interesting. ami bat few scattering hi-
were made ON either side. The
PLAYERS nine in This inning seemed
to "catch ON" u West, and pounded
him for five runs. After This it WAS quite
apparent that Che Nirdnias were no match
lor their opponents. but still they made
chem rlay Dan 90 win. The battery work
ON both sides was quite good. Qmarles, Of
tho Players. striking out sixteen men. and
West of the \ireinias. twelve. The fol-
ioyKinre score tells the story iu detail:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Following Stanley.

4 young, intelligent and wealthy French.
man bt the name Of Crampel has started
tor Africa with the intention OF making an
exploration Of sections which stanley has
not visited. ile takes with him young
woman Of the tribe Of Gal on, who was
brought from Africa some years ago. She
tive tongue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Destructive Cyclone in Minnesota.

MiNNEAPoLrs, MINI, May PA spe.
cial from Burlington, Iowa, says; News IL
received from New London, eighteen miles
north Of here. that destructive cyclone
passed near that place Thursday night,
wrecking several dwellings and barns. and
inJurIng number OF people. one man so
seriously thai he will die. Thousands Of dol
lars Of damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

90, Afr I NJ. sullivan. wcll-known
,'ii lo, md mechanic Of this county.
~na,lv MI Of the otibuildings ON the farm
of Mr. /. ". scott. were burned last night
about - o'clock. The fire is supposed 10
5ay" been of an incendiary origin. No III
DR.. n. G.. Booth has been here for several
DAYS looking after his many investments i'll
this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Blackstone.

BLACKSTONE, VA. May ~ Special. r.
Mr.. j. ". Sullivan, about eighty -oae years
Of age, in cndeay0rins 10 wall, from his
room across Il passage 10 another, By some
misstep, tell headogcmCst down the steps
% the basement, breaking his neck and
Killing himself Instantly, AZ tie time Of
accident Mr. sullivan was living with his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
She Knew How She Felt.

81 feel elected" exclaimed Mrs. Fangle.
"fou mean detected, said her husband
with a superior air Ok wisdom.
mo; mean elected feel put out, you
know. Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Colonizing the Congo.

Stanley in a recent interview said that he
believed in colonizing the Upper Congo re-
giOn with colOrcd emigrants from the ntod
States. lie describes the country az much
suptSiOr in climatic and ether advantage,
10 that they row occupy, aud rs Of sufficient
area TO give 100000 colOnists a quarter Of
a square mile Of land 10 a man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
LIGHT AND AIRY.
To BE Rct.ined.

To BE Retained.
Iashed her Il she loved me
She sad 'yca."
Said I. "Then yon win give mo
Just one kiss
Size said, her loving Chances
ON ine BENT
Il Will ilt It's not given,
Only lent"
And as pressed the darling 10 ny breast
Said !, Twill be repaidwith irterct'
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

The King Of Tarl-Tari, in the Gilbert Isl
ands, has adopted a royal ensign which
consists Of the American cOlors, with blue
whore we have white, and vice versa. The
Navy department has been notified, and the
ensign will be properly respected by this
government. II anybody should tear his
ensign down the King Of Tari-rari would
tod ike shnniino him ON tn snnf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Bclle-Cm', yon 60 to the broom drill this
week, Carrie.
CarrIe-No, I'm very much pressed for
TIVE tlis week.
Belle maiciouslyl and know what
tims 10 Is. too
Cauie-W Aat do YOU meanl
Bellc-Tle time that you are pressed
from nalf-pa-t eight until eleven. Burning
ton Frae Pres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Earthquake in Jnnnn.

p SAN FRANCISCO, May 4l.--iha steamship
BeIgic, with adyiccs from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, arrived here to-day. According
10 the Japan Mali Wewspape) about one
hundred earthquake shocks occurred on the
Muyyakc Island, in the ldzu group. from
April. 18th 10 the 10Th. lanh slides oc-
cured IN various parts Of the island ard a
mnmbcr Of houses were DESTROYED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
I.arahnnakr la Non am.

Killings, MoNr.. May 2i.-There were
three sharp shocks oi earthquake here yes
tcrday morning. \ building where "A dance
was in progress Was 80 badly shaken that
come OF the dancers were thrown 10 the
il)or. \ loud noise accompanied the shock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Mr.. Gooien1ugh-I nave 50 much trouble
with tas pronunciation Of my name; il is
properly pronounced Good-uo, you know.
Sho ,hylyl Yes, but 10 is Good-enougn for
ule.-Mc,t Shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
German, Wants $4,000. 900 for Her MILL

LoNDoN, May 2i.-'rhe German Govern
ment has asked the Reichstag for a further
vote OF nearly s5,O0o,0OO for military pur-
poses, to meet the increased expenditures,
Which will be occasioned by the passage Of
ne new army bill now pending In the
keichstas,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
EXCITING BOAT RACE.
The Yale Crew Wins Victory over tn.
Ataisnta.

lIHIIHf1.
NEW HAVEN. conn, May - Yale won
a glorious victory over the Atalauta crew
thi, noon, winning by G-ht lengths in
twenty minutes and seventeen seconds. and
with the captain and stroke oar 0ul Of
the boat af'er the iirst mile and a-hall.
At the mile and hail what looked like
d f.tal accident happened to Yale
Allen iue captain aaj stroke broke her
oar. but with the recovery be- shot out 81 the
boat and into the water. he WAS picked up
by the referees boat, but 10 lcft the Yale
crew with bat seven men and without a
stroke aud "a car tain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

\ feeble swain inverts the rule
And gives the maiden sport;
Because he courts her ridicule
She rldicules his court
Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
A FAST TRAIN.
&c rye Francis Beats the Record Around
the World,

the World,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May "a. George
Francis Train stepped from Union Pacific
train At O'Clock this afternoon, completing
the fastest trip ever made around the world.
He was gone siNy-sesen days, thlfiren
hours and three minutes, but his actual
travelling time WAS over thirls-siN hours
better he having stopped that length OK
time in New York. lie Was IN great race
because some one robbed him al liunllny-
ton yesterday morning of SdsA. and because
the company did not furnish b'n . special
train from New York " Tacoaaa over Nv
Northern paciles Il. {. {. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Tho maiden fair had a fall
70 wal she was not able.
But when q iaouse leape through the wall
She jumped upon the table
Yankee Blade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Exchange
Sincular.

Benedict-It is singular that you are a
bachelor.
Bachelor-Of course it is; il il wasn't sin
gulsr wouldn't DO a bachelor. New Yors
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
A DANGEROUS TORPEDO.
Two Boys Killed Bs the Explosion OF "a
SQuib.

BEDFORD, Va, May 2i.-Joseph and VIII
liam frantor and Austin Peterson were ter
ribly cut and mangled here to-day by the
explosion OF a torpedo squib. The BOYS
found the squib in an Old brush heap ON
High street, and either kicked Of threw a
q sioue at II, when it exploded with the
above Results. W lie fIantor had his right
eye blown out and piece of the tin and
iron imbcddcd in his flesh. lie will die.
The other may also die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

"Why do y.u always asa. my dear,
SUCH foolish que-lI1ns. said pe Lancer
because they seem. replied the fair,
THE oalJ ones that Sou can answer"
Tullra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
ItalIan Imm lgranL. nonn Milh slnnlI. pn,

NEW lORk, May 2i.-rbe steamship
Briminia. which HsTiyed here today with a
lot Of Italians from Mediterranean ports. is
detained at.qnaranlinc ON account OF seye-
raj cases Of smallpox among her passen-
gers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

iattcry.
Unto the I.an u meager worth
l. lear lDrn'- fuisOme chatter,
While faitery 90 the man OF parts
But makes him ieel the ilatter.
Burlington Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

lis wrong for every one % kiss
The baby. wait OH later.
Wien She grows mp 10 sweet sixteen
The pleasure viii be greater
Lppincott's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

RepOrIe Ell On the NandaIiA iine, IN III
nois
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-A terrible railroad
accident is reported on tie Nandalia Line,
near Troy, III. Trains with help and ply
sicians have been sent 10 the scene Of the
accident. Reports are very meagre. The
railroad p op.e acknowledge there will be
no train in over their road before noon to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

She iil..l him The doctors said
lled'eger survive the shock;
Yet GeIt day be- got oat os bed
And pat the ring in hook
Racket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
The Lee Monument


IL beautifully engraved on CelulOid Tab.
lets. which Miller 4 Rhoads are distributing
Zee 90 their patrons during their great Re
lief sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

tUWcl IuU,-IluYeTs. I; \ IIeInias, !. IW0-
base hit>-Gfceu. .; West. I. eft on bases
rl.v,rs. q. Nirg.nias. /. First base on errors
-llaN,Is. .: Nlrginias. o. struck oUt-Wcst
H.: Cuarles 49, Wild -Qulrles L..
PASSED ball--LGcE, Il. Umpire-Gryes.
Time Of nn1uo. 1913.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

| look into my heart and write,
Aud that Is why my verses,
Instead OF being sense, are light
And empty ~ my pune ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
lie NORTHERN PREsRYreRlANs.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of the Assembly
nj saratoga.
Nrw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY Tntvc

Yesterdays Proceedings Of the Assembly
M Saratoga.
SARATOGA. y. y. May 81. The ,,n,ft
bic Or. James McCosh. r>-pre-idrnt Of
Princeton College. was introduced and ad
dressed the Presbyterian Assembly hi,
morning. lie was followed hy Rev. DR..
Matthews. at England. general secrrtar.
0f the Presbyterian Alliance.
The moderator announced fhc nlinNIu.
committee, which viii nominate the actual
committee of revision. "a. llamp.itm
Hunter, Synod ~ Atlantic: Berg b. Bite
stinger Baltimor. VIM. 4. Alexander. Ca-
tawba: Frank y. Mills. China: Robert
Douglass. Colorado: Curtis a. strong.
Columbia: VIM. G. Roberts. temporary
chairman. Illinois; Thomas lrl,s. India:
Henry b. Taylor Indiana: john Edwards.
Indian Territory; VIM. 90. DDruau. Iowa:
Lewis !. Drake. Kansas. james Barbour.
Kentucky; John 4. oNtnhf MicM-ln.
Daniel i. Noy,-, Minnesota; iunh d.
Baird. Missouri; samuel p. David
son, Nebraska: Nathaniel ". No0fl.e-.
New Jersey; samuel -. Fulton. New NoA-
icO; George Alexander. Ncw I rk. James
". Anderson. North Dahafo. Daniel h..
Evans. Ohio. Henry b. Gage, Pacific. Eh,-
neIer Erskine. Vienna; Elliott l.. Dresser.
south Dakota; samuel 4. Wilson. I,u-
nessee; Henry J.. Little, Texas. I. Vernon
Moor. tab; Everett 4. Elsiram, Nl~c0u-
sin. The committee at once went into ,,,-
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
SOCIETY 'C0AClIMEN.
ANNUAL PARADE OF THE FEW
YORK COACHING CLUB.

'''s' CLEVELAND Graces the Occa.fo,
"'ch"ond Terminal and other Ran.
road News-A Frightened 4.
Post-Genoral Mention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

The southern Presbyterian Church sedn-
lousy avoids all enactmcnts in the sphere
ofpolitics; but it tenaciously holds TO 1.-THE
right OF humble petition in cases extraor-
binary" u right handed down by their fore
fathers. The petition adopted in this In
stance proposes no particular measures 10
the governments 10 accomplish the desired
end, leaving that TO their own wisdom. The
object aimed ut In this movement Is "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

VICTORIA. B. g.. July l>.-Ihe
British gunbCat iWE.te q iils-hip
Of the North Pacific squadron, with
Rear-AdmirL Latham aboard, lr-
rived here yesterday. Tie admiral
was interviewed 100 legau. 10 the
suggestive movement @. wurships %
protect Canadian vessels i'm Behr-
Ing Sea. Tie admiral has not yet
had an opportunity % complete the
perusai oil the mass q correspond
ence that awaited him here, but il
Is stated cmuhaticll'g tlat he has
rs vet received no instructions 10
send any OF tine fleet tp the north 90.
protect British Vessels i1am seizure
hy American cutters. ur rs.ISe any
that might he seized iu tue BcEriuS
Sea. He Coa-.dv-gi the matter,
priuoil from what Ire real Of %
IN The pres, was purely one for DIP
lomatic ncsu.ia-!'-s. lie had yet
90 learn what new Vhasc hal pre-
secuted itself tina, would suggest The
possibility Of warSIigs being re-
Juirgd 10 take a hand In ADJUST
meut Of the officially.