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For Young Lad eS-Ci

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NOMINATIONS BY THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The annual election Of the stock Exchange will take
place the second Monday in May. The regular
nominations were announced. somewhat earlier than
usual Yesterday Watson b.. Dickerman, of Dominick
& Dlckerman. who has been member OF the Exchange
since the consolidation In May 1860, with the open
Board Of brokers' nominated as president. The
other executive officers were rcnomnated. OF tho
ten members OF the Governing Committee, whose term
OF service expires four will be retired until another
year They John 5. James. 5. II. Kissam, L. II.
laidlaw aud 4. IL. De Haven. The vacancies VIII
be filed by William Lawrence Bull the present pres
dent and by j. Frank Emmons, of H. l.. Horton q
Co. James McGovern, and Richard A. Peabody. lag
new members represent the younger element III iae
Exchange and the nominating committee Is UNDERSTOOD
to expect that they will bring to the management fus
confidence and strength The accessions were receive"
with general approval ,.,
There are whispers in Wall street that an opposition
ticket will be proposed, but they have prooaoy 10
more foundation than In recent years.
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opryryG OF 1HC MEXICAN CONGRESS

CITY of Mexico. April .. via Gaveston-Both
hou r. 81 Congress opened last evening. The
two branches held Joint session in the Hall Of
Dcnuties Scnor ORTIZ Monfellano. President Of the
House. presiding to receive the Presidents message
President Daz escorted by detachment Of troops,
arrived al 80 O'Clock
IN his message tho President says that tho internal
and external relations q Mexico peaceful and tha
good effects afc expected - follow the deliberations
II he raiAmcrcan Conference FOR tho Sow World and
The Maritime Congress at Washington for the matte -
nj large The message refers TO the apology OF the
United states Government for the sighting remarks
Of ConsaI Miner when he presented his credentials
to Costa Kca and states that tho United states has
urofnieci 70 taSc into consideration the protest of
NrAlcD ictnst tho bringing ~ Apache prisoners near
t.r N,Ncan frontier. The Government at Washing
ton the message says. has refused 10 consider the
ropo itlou of The 10. Angeles Chamber Of Commerce
or The -rlulslton ~ Lower California. Tho resident
draws attention 90 the dccs sion Of the United states
touiis a. the matter of the fraudulent We'll Aha claims
md state, that the list ir,almrrj OF the debt to the
lni.'d ~fatcs paid iu January last II Is c>peccl
however. that part ~ ths money viii ho refunded,
OWN, H. the bogus nature OF scmc of the claims
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TRYING To REGULATE STEERAGE RATES.

4 London dispatch yesterday said that meeting
had been arranged between two German steamship
lines and some English lines running TO this port with
a view Of establishing agreement or trust for
regulating ocean traffic. meeting had already been
held ~ which no result was reached AZ the Office
Ok tho ilambnr,,- American Packet Company 1t said
that "A meeting had been held recently between the
European agents Of the Hamburg American. the North
German Lloyd, Rcd star, French Transatlantic and
other Continental lines. but English lines TO try
10 effect some agreement regulating stecrage rates.
Nothing moro definite known here, except that
no result was accomplished and that another meet
iuQ would shortly be held In Antwerp. Herman
Oelric,s agent of the North German Lloyd line. said
that his line was not interested In the AFFAIR and
that he knew nothing about II.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
70 rRrrcr yrqeo ncaDrere From A non

.Iaca~on. Miss. April = l>pcciall-ShcIih Harding
Of this county has been ordered by Judge Mayors 80
bring Anthony Thomas the negro charged with no
murder of Niss Iann. of Smith County before nagiS
rac at polkvc. 10 testify In the case Of his brother.
vino is charged with having been an accessory to the
mni,icr Anthony Thomas Is tho negro who has been
oonrued I'm tho prncntiary for safe keeping until the
June term Of the Circuit Court Of Smith County. be-
cause Of threats Of mob violence Governor stone has
been severely criticised by Few state paper, for his
action I'm the matter although he had the Endorsement
Of the greater part of The STATE for the protection.
afforded the prisoner pending his tral This cven!n;
sheriff Harding said lie considered IL unsafe to tal,,
1h1nas to Smith County and asked ior protection In
carrying OI the order. Governor Stone ordered tho
Capital Light Guards. of this city. 10 accompany the
sheriff guard. Ghc sheriff Will leave here at /
n. IN. with the prisoner. escorted by the militia
pany and posse Of special deputies.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
rryrPtL OF ADMIRAL ROWAN.

W,shncton April 2.-The funeral Of Vice Admiral
Stephen g. Rowan took place thi, afternoon at -.
John, lEpiscopaN Church. and wax largely attended
hy naval Officers and others. The services were con
cucf hy the Row Dr. Douglass. rector oi the church.
assisted by tho Rov. Drs. larlln. OF St Paul; Clark.
Of IT, James. and Paine. Of Mount Calvary Church. OF
baltimore The body was borne by eight sailors nom
no Nnsy Ynrf and was attended by tho following
aii bearers Admiral Porter Major General schoied,
and Rear Admlrals Jenkins Rodgers. Calhoun. Temple.
Roe WoIdcn stevens, Shufcdt, English and FRANKLIN.
Tho cooked hci ~ the dead Admiral was placed
on the coin the nag II the ship old lron>dcs.
md beside 10 rested the elegant sword presented hin
iy tho United -tncs sanitary Commission In New
York. MAY Il. 1904. The burial was In oak Hill
Cemetery.
4 general orlrr has been issued by the Secretary
~ tho Navy calling attention 70 the public services of
the dead Admiral.