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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
cotTpRTtS CLANS DAY SPEAKERS.

Much interest wa, manifested At Columbia College
Yesterday when the election of -pcakcrs from the mem
of the graduating class Tor caN'd exercises wa
held. Tho rivalry for the different onreS WI"
spirited. but good uaturcd and every election wa
made unanimous. Charles Harris Hayes. of Madison.
y J wa elected orator. Henry Alscr Gidersceve r,
- Sew Yor, city, presentation orator william
John Worburton. Of this city, prophet .
Thornton Bancroft Penneld of this citi,
historian, and Herbert Shpman OF lonkcr9,
y y. poet. These. with Marston Taylor Bogert of
Finishing l.. l.. The class president. and George
Whitfield Whttcmorc, of Brooklyn. the chairman of
the Cla-- dly Committee Will be- the spcaiIcrS. The
other member, of the Class day Committee were
elected A. follow: William Augustus McLarcn. of
Chicago III. Charles Laur-ton Livingston. al Brook
iVn. Charles Moore lilecckcr, Of this city Charles
iuhOrg Mann, Oi orange, y. j., John sage Flskc OF
hrpoAlyu. and Dudley lIoyt Icuncy Of this city.
T. II. Pcuich was also elected TO act a. repre-
sentative of the senior class, with representatives
from thc other cla,-c- u welcoming seth Low 10 the
presidential chair IN tolunhih
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
AMY ANn NAYY LNTELLIGEECE.

Washington. Jan l0-C1onel =. II. Bnninton, ~rc
rance Department has been ordered 10 speci. duty at
tic watcryc!j Arsenal. The Array Board engaged In
testing Poyua,hs protective body resssembed al
the Washington Barracks to-day.
Ensign w. Is. Hagsatt has been detechod from duty
ia the Nautical Almanac Oace. and ordered to the Naval
observatory; Passed Assistant Engineer {. l.. Howell
se..hed from InSpcctiOn Board. N"wIolk. and ordered
to The Baltimore; Passed Assi't1nt Engineer J.. \.
Mace. ordorci 70 Inspection Board Nc"-fork; Conno
dcr jaime, s. Greer detached president Of the Board
~ O,oailat ION and Oiderd president oi 'ho Examining
,,d tatiriug Hoard Commodore A. W Weaver detached
. i,r..ldsl.t oi the Examining and Retiring Hoard and
,,d. rcd To command Navy Yard. No.folk Captain
A f.. Cooke detached az Inembu OF ihc 'oild Of Or
.,,,i1,fi,u snd ord red duty the franklin
,.v,y-t.r fco-eo II. Eead. from duty ~ the Ncwl ofk
Nsyv Yard and ordered settle accounts and await
orc,. Chrf Fnginccr Philip lncl from duty member
OF IA. Doa.d ior Purchase OF Tugs. faymsotef J. H.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
TROrRLES OF ErNLNEXN MY.

Alderman. Bckcr & Mau>cl. Wholesale Jewellers a.
No. Maiden Lane. modc an assignment yesterday 70
Adoph Iudcke. giving preference for rHo1c of "h'h
81 800 va, 70 \. Hedges and - 500 To- Lpd,c Co.
The Walter Haywood Chair Manufacturing Company. at
No. EliIabcth-st whose factory ls at fiirhbW@
agprcgatng $3.50.
4 meeting Of The creditors Of }. u. Shcncd Son and
the Saugcrcs Blank Book Company Wa held Yesterday 80
tn. Astor House about nf'y creditors being present
chiefly from out of to8n. Slugctr sending ur largest
delegation W. f. Russell, president o. Che ~AHe rites
Rank WAS cho.-n chairman and f. {. Ioi secretary
w b. Sheffield bcnat - hi, two conpani"-. cad q
proposed plan 81 irapiltiou. Tie direct Liabilities
were estimated 800 O73 4o the revised Liabilities a.
~ O4 531 = aud the a-e 40 y 3il l-o St II "o'
sugro.ted to form nc,, c,ruoa,i,n with .lpal Of
81 Geo Nj Shcc Id mad, detailed explanation Of
liabilities and o>c a"c after ,noit discussion it
decided appoint committee of h'c T. M'c~tsat'
the affairs of the coup1n!c-. thdr relations a"d en-
tanrlcir,nts with i. .. Pebble 4 Coz and report at
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Observation-Disclosures POSITION

tn I1a.ultF utu I-"1N '.r. .''a' i'--N OFT
at n.lt vIihoW '..'m, u.'.Ht I'" r'nl.
show, a,.c.. ..... to tnr N,rNam of 70 number OF
Democrat. of other pcr-r'-.,r- rh' a." no" r.''
- share tac --pul- o, vat+ "r r'" .u.D'r.t tll
TainnanyItc,. a f-v al'Dn.d Republicans. "t'.''''d
by TIE ocYr NJ 'lc ,l.'. .,.r,d up o., Ns 'n'i"f'
good Indians" also appear auYH- .Ar "N'o.-. .'n..
In the IIId IBIS .rict Police ju-t.c D.n.d 'Ec'li'.
A..ombymau Nolachnu. Nde'mDr ''.iN and tF.
entire County Democracy outu t,ob shelter in-N'
ihe Tanmany trra.tvyi-. Do go" \l'1. fH-p
U-.porau-cu. VIC, pr..tt ~ of the oriental club.
one VI T" CampbcH- adNer.nt-. with -c' r'l other
Of his fi,ud- dc-cItcd tac cN t0u-,'- -,uru ana g.
corded nicm-c,c, on the roster oi County ti"i" I'd
ward r. KELLY. Tie Tammuuy leader OF that district
Ocorec j. KIau, for many Ncar7 Join j. oIi'rn'
most voclicrous adjunct 900 thc Win District,
went over and joined the Wiewamii"-. Mr. kru-.
il j, said ls about - add Thci'-', -1vo} establish
u.,t L., Fourteenth hi- other attractive "Hmu,"
m.r' balls. and PROBABLY feel, tine need "i more I"N'r
protection. go. ..... ,,..,
,o u.naric, were held iu the llId, Nllth and NNth
a., ld'rfduf or-.il ittl'ur ~ tlp-r h-
MOI, arr. IN the tolls 81 Mr.. croker rcorgt1ihh
lion committee. When The lnVc7trailon L. over
tivI Justice Charlie II. CLANCY. Coroner Daniel
InulV and e.. N-scmblyWan William +. Dalton VIII
pr,lab, mp "a, the rcprfanizcd leaders oi these
ftrge
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
pr.srvrss N THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington Jan. lO.-Thc supreme Court OF the
II ted States to-day transacted the following busI
ness:
80. 1cl2-Knox County. No, appellant ast.
George ". Har,hman. submitted, pursuant /" -V'I
60 1.4o--Emilc Balsch. ct al. appellants. agt.
Albert Grad. ct al submitted, pursuant To- 'hc -"'h
Xo. 1.a6o-Carl Pohl ct al. appellants, AIT. tho
Anchor Brewing Company. SUBMITTED pursuant |"
Wv No, -55"Lcwis wallace appellant. ast. the United
states. submitted pursuant 10 the -Otn rue
No. ---. tx parte, the louisville 0hdef"il'efs-
EX parte The >t Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
Comp,nv- petitioner. Motion FOR leave 10 hie pctl-
tiouI for writs Of prohibition submitted. .
40. 1l23-llarlow J.. street. appellant aet' th'
United states, submitted. pursuant 70 the 2oln RUE.
No. 11O4-R. ocarle. plaintiff III error az.
mlttcd, pursuant To the 10th rule r.
40. f19J-rhe Louisville New orleans ana IcNaS
Railroad Company. plaintiff In error agt me Nite "i
Mls,i,sippi. submitted, pursuant to ne 10th rule
no li5O-AuEust t. Arndt, 81. ct al, plilhuuN' III
error ast. Nathan X. Gr.gSs submitted pursuant
30. i,535"The city ot Ncw-Orleans. et al, plain
tins in error. agt. the New Orean, water Works
~. !. .536-Edward Conery. r. - al plaintiffs in
error agt. the New orleans Water Works company CT
AL Motions 20 di,rni,, or silirm submitted
No. I79- Hamilton orm,hy. ct al plantr'. IN
error AIT william W Webb. et AL Areu"d.
No. l-I-The Toledo. Dclphoo and Burlington Kan
road Company. ct al, "ppcIdnt'' asI' 4h'I''' IL
Y"' i.5aI Charles H. Wight. appellant as J. Il,
Nicholson. superintendent. etc. Argued
The day call for Monday VIII le a, follows No-.
7s4 Lib. l3i6. 1875 and 1916 Ors slnal, l,Jo',
Ill, Liz, 142O and Gl5.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
DtPTyOrTH MEN TO DINE.

The twcnty.siXth ANIMAL dinner OF tie Dartmouth
COLLEGE Association of NcW-Nork VIII Doe held 80
Dclmonlco'~ on Friday evening, January -. Tho
president Of the association. Gilman II. Tucker VIE
preside II j, expected That the faculty of the coilr
Will be represented For several years thr New York
Association ha, invited all the members of the faculty
TO their banquet except DR.. Bartlett some a. t'
member, Of the association are john Lord. Iuch1~t
H. Kimball, J. Wymau Jonc-. Robert toih'. W. y.
Nile, Professor John Ord-oUauN, Professor taIlc-
Young Judge Henry wilder All.u. Jonathan MAJ nil.
Uoratio ~ Twombly General Charles g. Carleton,
General samuel :. duncan, Proic ,or 8. e. Icfiln-.
"A W. Tenucv, Professor Albert s.. Liramor". ">
surrogate Daniel q. Rollins. g. :. Hubbard cN Jud '
Horace Russell Dr. A. J.. Kauucv. sanford IL. Nt"rl'.
ballard smith, Dr. C;Ici L. Dana. Cailc- X. Niilrr,
Dr. Charlie r. Quimby. Phhp Carpenter. Lows
Ho.entlaL f. We, tcr sa'lh0u Nllhcrinroc ~ult.
Winiam Y. cohen. Iroury Melville, samuel -. Perry
and Charlr. II. bech"ft
Among the most prominent New Workers Who hdN"
received honorary degree from DriE"-i' are Everett
J.. Wheeler. A-.t lId Gardner j.. {. ~i'dmau. j.. J..
hndrrw,. Hiram ilitchco"H ir"fcs-or oliver +. Hub
tari Proic sor William T. EltLe. %. Yale tniVcr,iu
Professor William 4 Packard. of Princeton C0i"s" ,
Professor Gcnggc l.. Andrew and General Peter =.
Niclic Of the Iiird state, Military Academy. Hosea
+. pcr.in,. l"i r. Morton. Charlc, Dudley Wan"
and George lioadlV.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
An OFFICER ACCUSED or THEFT.

Policeman Ina X .r-on. oi u. NAnt,L->t. squad "1'
taken 20 police Headquarters t.rdy bt captain ScN
and wa, accused %. th.ft Suprimt ut'ut Nnul' vs,
told that a big thermometer was sttu from n front Il
the shop Mayer the opfcian, Ia ho A-tor House. on
recent neht. bo, took the Thermometer 20 the sLop
lr and asked 49, ing that two boys nli him
with IT, thermometer had b-'n utoAcn. Nh MaAer
refused to pay for H. return The boy went aAa. but
he returned yesterday uornin. and SAID tat h' rceoi
Thermometer from policeman. Who wanted t' money
Mr. MAYER called uoiccuan and had the boy placed undr
arrest A. the police station tle lad sad he cot the
Thermometer from Policeman Ryerson.
At headquarters iyersou declared that the boy had He'd
lie maintained that he innocent and knew nothing
about the stolen Thermometer circumstances pointed 10
~, guilt lie rel h, resignation and IL was accepted
Then Captain SleNin hm 10 the Tonbs Police Court
where ho was held IN $500 bail for examination on
NIaf,.aK
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Y,,r v,yrr,crrRFRy pR0TESr

meeting 81 ti. silk Association Of America held
y-trda, a Grand aud Wooster ,t- at which the repre-
,ut,t.- of nfty ~ the largest firm, engaged in manu-
f,rurny silh, and silk MIXTURES protested agnlnst the
rr,nt rling ~ the urd States supreme Court In re-
rl to the ippit duty on SILK goods classified hat
trimmings" aud declared that u threatened ruin to a
,rlt and growing American industry. Among the firms
reprenrd Cheney lIrothcrs, mills at South Man.
chester Conn. the Phoenix Manufacturing Company.
Iou.. Fr,uhr Co.. uamil \ Booth and PclgNm 4
Never with mills nj Paterson. y. J.; James Erskne n
Co mills Union nm; t" Nonotuck SILK Company,
mills At Florence Mass. Brldng brothers & CO.. Rock.
Vile Conn. Thomas f. Hayes, ~ NewYork poeterilng
PERT 4 Co. aud Bowler Meyer GO.
II Wa unanimously resolved the association mo
morll Congress give Immediate attention to the act
which made decision possible. and which. permitted
To rm2n unchanged. threatened they declared TO de'
stloy sAc American slA industry. They also resolved
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
INSISTING on PROJECTION.
AMERICAN MERCHANTS TALK OF PLACING
THEIR VESSELS UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG

THEIR VESSELS UNDER THE BRITISH fLAU'
l.. Schepp and Messrs. Foster & Co.. who nave hau
some of their vessels seized by the Colombian authO
ties announced yesterday that they had decided 10
place their vessels engaged in the san Bias trade
under the British flag II protection was not at once
afforded them by the United states Government
Foster & CO. have four schOOners engaged III the
trade and L. Sclepp about twice that number
at Is cheaper sail under the British flag anyway
said Mr.. Schcpp last night, and | have resolved IL
the United states Government will not protect me
that will transfer the nationality Of my vessels
Mr.. Foster received "A letter yesterday from his
attorney in Washington saying that the matter OF the
recent seizures had been referred TO Walker Blaine,
who had teegraphed Colon for further information
scnor Calderon the Colombian Consul at this port,
Yesterday sent a notice TO his Government at BOsOa,
10 the authorities at Colon and to those at Cartascna
saying that the armed sChOOper George W. Nmtiod,
belonging to l. Schcpp, acting under his nstruc-
tiOns and should not be troubled by the gunboat
La Popa. As the time approaches when the Wlitiod
and La POpa are expected 10 meet on tle san blds
coast there Is much interest in Central and south
American mercantile circles in this city a. TO the result
OF the encounter
The New FORK merchants engaged in the san Bias
trade Yesterday began the preparation OF clrculir
petition which will be sent 10 every wholesale mcr-
chant and every newspaper in the United states. The
pctitiOn is addressed 10 the state Department and
begs for investigation and protection senior
CalderOn has advised all merchants who nave slps
hound for the Bias coast to clear for Cartagena
until the present difficulty Is settled.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
MIX EyCUANGE MEN DEFIANT.

The members of the Milk Exchange IN this city
read the proceedings OF Thursday convention Of
ui,kmen AZ Goshen with great interest several VINO
were spoken 70 10y Il Tribune reporter said they were
ready for any confict the producers were reSiY 70
begin with them.
Il do not believe said Mr.. Tayntor, of No. 90
North Moore St. secretary and treasurer OF the MIX
Exchange that that stock plan they are agitatnS
will ever succeed. IL is easy enough 10 pay III ana
,oIn a section, but when tile poor mihman who only
makes, say four Of milk a day, j. called upon
for an $50 subscription 20 the capital stock for an un
known eXrcrincnt OF tremendous proportions, II viii
be altogether a different matter. That's the rocH
on which the mfmcn Will split, mark my words
Their plans contemplate wipinS out ne existing
system Of delivering milk in th,s city aud BrOOklNn
When yOu think Of the men engaged in that business
and tho long time they have been at work building
up their milk routes you can see II Is no loke 10
Undertake 10 root them abruptly out OF the way
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
THE COURTS.
DITS OF LEGAL NEWS.


Charles S. Hine yesterday recovered Judgment for
about 500 900 against tho New.YOrk Elevated Railway
Company consequence OF the damage to the property at
No l3 BOwery BY the elevated railroad. Tho damage
in consequence Of loss Of rents 1882 is placed At
81 900 and the damage to the fee value Is Sl-oOO
Judge Truax gave the decision in the superior Court.
Erastus Beadle signed the SIeuth" to several
stories which appeared in weekly paper. and George
Munro brought suit restrain him from using the name
alleging had copyrighted II. The General Term
OF the Supreme Court opinion handed down yester-
day. upheld Mr.. Munro.
Dr. George W. Buu sdiudged 10 be an habtual
drunkard by several and his estate
Was paced in the hands trustees hc being sent 10
inebriat4s homo Recently he has been making attempts
to have the Judgment aside and Charles T. West was
appointed by Judge Of the supreme Court u take test
mony I'm the case The referee nlcd hts report yesterday
and he finds Bull has reformed, and he recon-
Bulls property be put In its owners charge
again.
Henry J. wclch recovered a verdict by default for
81 3o7 81 from Judge Patterson the supreme Court
Yesterday against william H. McGlory, better known as
"Dy" McGlory. for wines liquors, etc. furnished by
welch % McGory.
Tho General Term OF the Supreme Court handed down
an opinion yesterday uphoing the decision u Judge
Andrews granting peiemptory mandamus requiring the
Commissioner OF Public Works TO reinstae John SULLIVAN
as laborcr in the department.
Henry S Cayanagh, lawyer, recovered verdict for
sool in the Ci;y Court before chief Justice Nc Adam,
Yesterday against John y. Springer. The latter was
manager Of variety company m which Kay Rooney was
on, of the actresses "Pa Rooney, the si'Wlther q
KATY brought suit at Eason Penn 70 get possession u
Katy from Sprn-crs company, and Cavanagh defended me
a,,, The verdict was for amount due for the legal
services mentioned.
The Commission in the condemnation proc dnc' ot ne
elevated RAILWAYS Yesterday took further testimony W the
Dyi.onst cases and Adjourned 10 ?. m. next Monday
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Redred has been ordered to duty a. the New.Yok Navy
HIS VIEWS OF DR.. RYLANCE CHANGED.


THE RECTOR's SUIT FOR DEFAMATION OBJ
CHARACTER AGAINST Mr. KING WITHDRAWN.
There is a prospect that the condition Of affairs
which has made life unpleasant for the rector of ST.
Marks Church, has acitlcd his parshoneFs and has
excited public interest for number oi months may
be sm0othed over. Despite an effort at secrecy the
fact has tranSpired that William '. King, the cotton
broker who, with Nicholas Quac kenbos. the lawyer,
made grave charges against the Rev. Dr. J. II. Ry-
lance OF ST. Marks has written letters the eject OF
which ha, been 10 cause Dr. Rylancc 70 wthdra" one
Of his suits against his accuscrS.
When Mr.. King asked yesterday by Tribune
reporter he had anything to on the subject, he
replied: Il have declined hitherto to say one word
for publication in the daily papers concerning this
matter and see no reason at this moment to change
my position
DR. Kvlance however, was more communicative and
talked freely upon the topic. Yes" he SAID, lit J,
true that Mr. k!ng has written me letter, and has
also written similar letter to each Of the Warien- and
ve,tryInen Of 1t. MARKS Church. The substance Of
these letters is that hc finds he was mistaken in the
charges affecting my character and in his commune
cation TO he requests my forgiveness for the trouble
he has caused. l cannot give these letters to the
press now and for tai, reason NOu remember mat
] brought two suit, against Mr.. King and Mr.. Quachcn
hos. brought against them jointly, charging
them with conspiracy to deiame NY character
That suit. in view OF MIR. King letters to
the Ne'tIy ana myself HAS becn "l'"uId"h' INV
one against Mr. QuackeubOs alone is stlH pending.
and Is the letters OF Mr.. kiag are likely to be used
a. evidence when the QudchcnbO, case come, 10 trdl
! do Lot deem il proper to make them luuNc al ihls
time. The case against Mr. Qua'henio, cannot |
understand be reached before March, but IN the mean
time The whole matter may be Ventilated III an cccle
SiaStiCal court
asked Bishop Potter Tor a committee 0t investigation
on the part Of the church. \ committee oi Two was
appointed, but as both Mr.. klne and Mr. qua hchh9,
refused lay any evidence before II. nothing could
be done. That committee j, still in existence, and
am told that MIR QuaclcnhOs who is at present IN
Chicago ha, said that upon his return lie will furnish
with the evidence to support his charges. IN thtt
case a full investigation wOuld doubtless follow
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
HEARLNG ~ LNSTRANCE C1SE.

The case OF Edward II. Kent. president OF the
Mutual BENEFIT Life Association Of America, charged
with malver>atCn in Office, held before Referee James
f. Tracey Of Albany. IN the Bennett Building. went On
YESTERDAY. The only wtnes, examined was Frederick
H. CaIkIns formerly financial secretary Of the aoso-
citation. lie said that had appeared from the record,
al the cD,e os7 that Mr. kcHts personal account
had been Overdrawn 20 the amount Of 81 900 An
unsuccessful effort lad been made 70 cover this by
Kcnts depOsiting checks the last day y that year
The over draft had been placed in the agents balances
rwo other checks had been deposited aud checks HAD
Lcon drawn on tho association 10 meet Uc loiA'r
checks. ms hau bcch uoHt I" '''a', H'NN""'
balance. 81, .. ,, t a..
IL was discovered that tlle witness l'!d in rs
,sossi0n hook containing tie account Of NJ. Kent
Expenses i'm lSe5. Tor which III defence had made
no.scs>inn Mr. Calkin> said that he considered II hi-
personal property and mad reained 1t ID case cISt,
Should be brought against himself lhc case was
sdionrned until this morning at 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
rrrrlrr srRrRlNr roE MR. cFokER

w.U.loau Republican, who Ha, SURVEYOR of ihr
Port und,r President Lincoln. cam. n" ihe office Of th'
.ty Chamberlain yesterday tu obtain check tor hi sep
ir, A. r,-r After ATTENDING 90 this ho -'ut his card
In To- Richard cooker and rIr Chamberlain r''ted him.
The door, we've not closed u plain that ho int r.
view aas "a pleasant ou-. Dr. rc'rurd ha'A a. H." time
when Croscr k.ly and the Visitor lived m Lexington
a,, d, nrirhb,l..
The caller v,s heard to ny TO Mr Cohcr that
n. had q -on vhom he had tried % nahc Rcpuhll-
cam Boat found D., 0,- Impossible, $50" d" f. member
o, uo Is,umai1 general 'o.m.'i." of Tao unior'ri'i'
NAm Di-t.i,t which ha- u.,n i,ir'-,ntd O., Mr. tac'
Mr Closrr t. a,I,d "Dont -4g tIf unfortunate NAth
nsui,t and u,, subject vac pissed ln closing u" N,-
itor sad. "Ta. Demo. rattle bo o mine ha- pat himself ia
Your hands. Help hlu an lie Want- o." office
and n tsa, nome but snap, can help him ia tine
line II hl, prnf ,sionr 1h. Chamberlain r.ma.cd That
his cal. va, the Alst he had lor many wscAs
who DID not ant sn ollee.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
The JOINER OTTRAGE.
CHARACTERISTIC COMMENTS or A SOUTHERN
EMNPAPEE.


NEWSPAPER
Asheville. y. c.. Jan 10 l>pcciah-Thc press Of
this state sought TO suppre,, The news Of the out
rage upon the Rev. Mr.. JOINER and his family by
brutal men who pursued IN kuN tactics The
Raleigh News Observer finding that the news had
reached Wa,hirgton at once declared, without even
investigating the matter. that the report was utterly
false and without foundation. The next day, ho"
ever the facts were a. aknowledged by this paper IN
the following chivalIous notice:
The events a. substantially narrated by the Asso-
cated Press dispatch having tahcn place ai Holy
sprngs did tahc place III Randolph toHH' h'"Ht ,LN
or seven miles from Ashcboro. From ie-p"n7Dle
parties who were here from Ashcboro vest rddy We
learned that Joiner had resided in that section Tor
number of year. making himself odou> by a'hlhS
Joiner and hi~ wife had adopted daughter, VINO
attended school along with the negro children JOINER
repeatedly said In addresses and sermons that lie
hoped 10 see the day when white ana negro children
could 20 10 school together. and Wien whites ana
lie had received due notice 20 leave the country.
but had declined to DO 80. and also declined 4" a''@
his obnoxious practices. me Pc""' "' i'"lu'lp
have mo apologies To make for the action they have
taken I'm Nr. Joiner case.
Th, /, am interesting vcrHcatlon q Tho statements
made hy tho Rev Nr. Joiner n bis appeal for piotcc
ton a. British subject. recently sent 10 -'r Julian
pouuccfrc British Minister at Washington. 1t
come, from rc-pon- hlc people, who were actually on
The ground and co-uiant ~ thc persecution Of this
clcr-yfnan Tho Ncrs on .crycr7 D., one Of ihc most
influential of the state dailes II -lHly 'ccond~ the
cause Of the white mob iu Randolph county. bui the
one funny incident in ~" comments ou thi, Joiner
outrage I~ the statement ~ rh' N-hcyllo CiiIen
that Randolph C,m,y IFS largely in1Icnc' ty the
Quaker element. % .- peaceful AVID law a. ding Pos
silly those Quaker, arr descendants of the Phili-
dclpha people who ruled o." Assembly, in Ecriamin
Franllia'- tine. hut. owing tp tnir non h-'tHs
belief. would uot vote appr irt'io"- .'r p1rcha ns
guupoVdcr when r $3.50, urgently needed. because
powder v.- Iu in-r.d.0u' ~ war; W. 't.r r'.e
and no it.t their condolences a''. wed ticu fl" ana
pronrt'r .3opJ ior pur .a-lH- "lr.Hl. r'.. " J'"'
or other -fr...' Tlr Co.r1.ur va- a'"...' nHf io
accept tl- hlu with th- provision "oth'r r'. lI"
replied 90 -.,ll w'r t"r money. for ] H. .'''-'''l
ycfy urr t..l. meaning other r.UI i- -inro" 4rr-
Tl. QUAKER. never objected Co.. t-r purchase ~. TIE
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
rur vr,R,s rR4DE RrGJys POORLY.

Tic hu4in0-s flur's m th0 TN~t W'0N r0V0Tod hy
r G. Dun 4 CO. of the Mercantile Agency numbered
994 In the United states and 80 Canada total OF BIB
against 81 tn the preyou, week and 3S In the corr spoad
inr week year. In their weekly review OF trade
M,ssrs Dun & co. 9ay among other thi"s.:
An money market and colder weather have helped
b, sncs. some be denied that the opening
trade of year has thus far been little dl>ap
pointing For the widely prevalent sickness Is
somr extent responsible interrupts operation, Of buy
sellers every direction and lessons retail trade
except Drugs In other branches business has been
fairly active but up TO expectations though the pre-
,aing belief Is that the lack Is only temporary and that
a large business Is to be expected soon"