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financial.

Security holders invited become parties the
agreement lodged with the Central Trust Company
Of York. reorGanize the ~. Louis, Ark
and Texas Railway Company in Texas and the IT Louis
Arkansas md Texas Railway Company In Arkansas
and Missouri by deposng their certificates and stock
with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK. 81
wALL-sT., on OR BEFORE THE 18th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1890
To provide for cash requirements under the agreement
the right is offered to deDositos Of present per cent I'd
mortgage Gold Certificates or present stock OF the
Louis. Arkansas and Texas Railway Company in
Texas, for each block Of $4,000 such certificates
for each 100 shares OF stock deposited before Feb
IL, 1890, 70 subscribe for
$1,000 new ( per cent. LIST Mortgage 10O-year
Gold Certificate Nov /. 1890, coupon ut
tnchcd),
$500 new 4 per cent. I'd Mortgage 1901 enr Gold
Income Certificate
nou-cumuntiyc)
for the of S012.5O. whereof 81 90 Is payable
allotment and the balance May 4. 1890.
In the event that the subscriptions exceed the amount
Of the securities at the disposal OF the Committee for this
purpose viz e. sos 900 per cent First Mortgage
I00ycsr Gold Certificates and 900 Of the new per
cent I'd Mortgage 100-year Gold Certificates the
Committee the aot less than the amount
subscribed for. In default subscriber to
pay the amount due May 1890 Committee reserves
right declare forfeiture of the paid and
the rights Of the subscriber shall cease.
Copies OF Reorganization Agreement may be had Of
any member OF the Committee, and OF the CENTRAL
TRUST co.
Engraved Reorganization Certificates ready for
issue and immediate application VIII be made to list the
same on the Stock Exchange.
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THE BOOK, OF oPES-R SPORTS, oetsSs 900 90
spesn oen.ar anIusements Rules for sailing, s"lA,
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &C. W. "a
I1 al Tar copv Pubii.hsd by The Tribune NeN-1oIA
r,,,.ntns Ana unyeraaux ennplimented By thu press
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Equal 1850 to 50 4se rs gross and $500 o4 net per
mile.
The company is paying dividends at the rate Of per
cent. per annum upon Preferred Capital Stock Of
so. 900 900.
Reference is made to pamphlet issued by the COM
pany fully setting forth its condition. copies Of which
pamphlet be had application to the Issuing houses
The undersigned authorized to receive subscrip-
lions on Tuesday, Feb. 4, from 10 o'clock A. M. TO
p. VI, for sJ,OOOOOO Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company per cent. Gold Mortgage Bonds due 1890,
M price OF % 1-2 per and accrued interest to
date of delivery subscriptions being subject 10 reduce
ton In the allotment. A simultaneous issue is made in
LONDON by THE INVESTMENT TRUST CORPORA
TION, LIMITED, in AMSTERDAM by MEssRs.
ADOIPH BOIssEvAIN & CO.. in BOSTON by
MEssRs. LEE, HIGGINsON 81 CO., In PHILA-
DELPHIA by THE INVESTMENT COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, and In BALTIMORE by ME>SRs.
McKIM & CO., thus securing for the bonds wide
int rnati onal market.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
30 NAsSAU-sT.
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Gfrurslons.
OreGn Cleaners.


WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, ,,rrs
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
sCeuc.. Feb. 8. 80 Teutone; Mar. o 9 D. m
(iermanIc Eeb IL Ii a. M tCctc...M Mar. IL, 80 a. m
britannia Feb. 10 5 am Britannia Mar; 10; 3 p M
fAdriatic Feb 20 II 80 Germanc Mch 20, 10 a. M
From White Star Dock, foot of West 1Oth.st: ,
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rats GOV au
upward according and location OF BERTH Sse
ond cabin S35 and $40. Excursion tickets on laNoape
terms Storage $50. COmpaays Office No Al Broad"ay'
New York. Philadelphia Office. 406 Walnut.s,.
J. BRUCE IsMAY, Agent.
DIED "DO LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
hFOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO,
CORO AND MARACAlBO.
from Pier SO, East River.
SIS Satui day, February g
SIS. PHILADELPHIA.... THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ~
S. VENEZU Ella Iuesosyf M ar, ~, -.
These American steamships, specially Oult LOT Ile
trade have very superior accommodations to
BOULTON, BLISS DALLEI
General Managers, IL Wall-st
TNlIAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers,
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY BERLIN..... Wednesday. February IL II a. m
CITY OF PARIS. We'd esday. February ID a. M
CITY OF CHESTER "wednesday FEBRUARY 2G II go 80 a. ~
From pier % y r. adjoining ChTstoPhe5st tsrFy
steamer and Location of ICON, room Scoop CA66iISS'
General Agents s BOWLING GREEN. \. Y.
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PIEDMONT COAL & LAND CO.
We. CHAMRERLIN, President.
BENJAMIN LIZ EEtRE, Nice-fresiden|
las d. HENDERSON, Treasurer.

W. r. CHAMBERLAIN, rresleepni. ,dn,
jas d. HENDERSON. Treasurer.
s,.cL will bring very large No further
experimenting to be done. Makes the hnes' ooAe W
the south Profits may reach 40 per cent on present
price OF stock. small amount oil sioeh 10 DC S"' "
So 80 per share.
AL experimenting been done on ts pFopeir5 S
the conDsnV controls 8 100 acres OF land Oh Waden's
Ridge Rhea county iennessec only u h jlrosd Of
connecting with cincinnati soItnGT1 iSI rSS
aonrsde the oantSn for one and qusrser con;
aesng the different coal 2ess ehut5 ana eVef5hns
necessary for conducting large buSsss d ae GaR '6 bee
ready put up number OF cohng oNehI anu ha n nro
delivering coke to d1 ilST iI Iis MAZE il TE
sol TIL The demand Tor this article IL very Rea I,S
Of SSS' 6 10 lq S N onS to- s O 0yx which they
coea sS o 40 eaJ 10 he crushed or washed Tut taken
directly from 9os tas % abC9 10 large arc profit and
sured The location OF the prop5y Is IA b SouS
Ii has population now OF over 30 O1o aI M
C0%%WsRSS besides other furnaces very near al hand
There Is an unlimited demand for good COKE such a. THIS
'0u III addition aS" vein Goa has been sscoyeTed
nd s sa,e To saw there Is from 600 TO lpO9OOo
t 1n Of coa contained in IT, it has been traced undo,
an ADVANTAGE OF roc per Ton IN i'eE"'' "o's " ''''
The coEs business alone VIM y handsome dividend no
proats should be very lar1c and viii no doubt zach
or from 80 TO 80 npog Inc present nrcns aoo n
o dae , saPp a pa IS I H2i & rEa -KE m
Iaid and unassessahc no HanlAtl Mnser' ,od
t.cIod steckh0ldlf. The Company mas a. io,u
ocation for business any property m ui' sDL ,o.,
A fast cooking are bnlsnfn w ltlyI VI
viii be raised and will be disccn.ea Elo, %
Cer,lnca,es wiz not be issued 10Y LIES i"NN -
~HAHE~. - - ,~o,ld 10 20 go on
100 shares Of $3.50 per share Wouw ps ~
80 shares OF stock $500 per share Mond % I52'v
55 shares OF stock $3.50 per share ol1 ne .i'O
- The stoek w.l b. sold untl FEBRUARY 1t TINS
price and II any more sold It will be az hshef price
after that time. T.. .Ao ordor n,
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To the Stockholders of the
ATCHlS0H. TOPEKA G SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:


Referrins 10 the proposal Stock Trust made by
us in our circular of Dec last beg 10 state that
in accordance with the suggestions made 10 us by
number influential holders we have caused the
following notifications 10 be made In the Decd oil Trus
viz;
To tie four Trustees already named. 1essrs george
Ndooun Thomas Barring officer W. Peabody and John j.
MeCook been added Messrs B. p Cheney and Ler'
C. Wade OF Boston, William ROteh Of Hs0Bedtord
Mas
vaeonov occurring in the Trust during The period Of It's
fzs,<nes Is to be GIed By he remaining TTustees
The limit Of has been changed so that instead Of the
7rust extending Of JIy 1900 "a no'o made to ez
pirs the lat Of JtIy, 1895.
This TTt o declared efeere iChen at ledst three hun
dred thousand 600 Of stock haze been dtposed
before sleh declaration made but not Geroard any
stock Trr Certificates may surrendered and the stock
Represented by ,odran. Application wtl be made to
hare the Trust CERTIFICATES listed in Boston, Ss'e York and
London so that they shatl be saiabLe at all times
If the Trust constituted commends itself 10
your Judgment please forward certificate of stock
10 the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST C0h-
PANY NO. - MILh-STREET, BOSTON' who VIII
-.ue In exchange therefor and return TO yop free OF
expense Stock Trust Certificates emitting the holder
10 all dividends, rights and other beneficial interests
nccrung 10, growing out Of the deposited shares,
and TO the return of like number OF shares when the
Trust has expired unless the shall be further eA-
tended nv the respective parties in interest
Holder. of stock Of the Aichison Topeka SANTA re
Railroad Company should deliver their certificates
eigned the bucks or Win power VI W
transfer the same, George {. Mngoun, Thomas
Barring. Oliver w. Peabody, John j. McCook, Is. r.
Cheney, Levi c. Wade and William j. Rotch' TO the
Boston safe Deposit Trust Company. subject 10
agreement that the title 20 such stock and the voting
power thereon shall vested in the named per-
ill July I, 1895.
Powers Attorney and copies oil The Trust DEED VIII
be furnished by the Trust Company.
important I'LL interested that the Trust shall be
completed the earliest possible date, and stock
holders shoHld forward their certificates promptly In
case they decide 10 participate.
Very respectfully yours,
KIDDER, PEABODY & co.,
113 Deyonshire st.
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prn SonSs

ID EMOVED.-We have removed our business
II to the Lester Studio Buildings Madison-ave, och
57tb St. and shall continue 10 offer heretofore at at
tratve prices and varied assortment Of earpengs
rugs, mattngs, fancy furniture ASDisE" LEsfEhs
SONS.
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Amusfmeui5.

DALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 30th-st.
~ Under the MANAGEMENT Of Mr. AUGUsIiN DAILY.
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Every Evening except Tuesday, at s
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Shakespeareis Happiest Comedy.
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Parent Company
6.275 Machines

and caused to be organized subCompanes In diner
parts Of the country and through these agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

IL. G. WINTHROP,
LOWELL. Attorney
CHARLES G.. WELD,
GEORGE w. WELD,
ISAAC t. BURR,
WARREN SAWYER
ALDEN spEARE.
EDWIN ii. ABBOT.
CHA-. II. GOODMAN,
II. -CHLRsISGER-
GEO. u. WILBUR,
j. b, TILEsT0s,
j. IA. HECHT,
JOHN j. BRIGHT,
cHA~. A. WEIGH.
HLAKE BROS. & co"
RICHARDSON, HILL 4
co..
HIsNICUTT LIE
WITT.
IA. W. PUTNAM.
ARTHUR ROTCH,
BRHWSTER, COBB "
R-TABR0Ok.
ANDREW HICKS,
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orchestra, si So Dress Circle, 81. I'd Balcony. Soc
AS YOU LIKE. TT.
Shakespeare Happest Comedy.
EIGHTH WEEK: 5oth to s7th time;
a brilliant and unequiyOcal success"
Tribune.
FIFTIETH PERFORMANCE this
AS Rchan nS:aliad jol Mr. Drew M as
AS P PI.her as ' Adam Mr. CLARKE as Jaques
yOU LIKE Mr. Bond as sllvius; Mr.. wheatleish as
lOO r1I LINE Leclercq CORN, &C.
IT "a spectacle Of rare loveliness"-
Tribune
JOyeu.ne.s I. tas dominant :. %snt. note Of
Exquisite In every de,an."-(wOrid.
The d dss1sas. s s@s.rtalnmen' Of the
Matiuees wednesday and Saturday.
.TuEsDA4 NIGHT: Ninth sub,crpt!e9 ge5fSTT1aRSss
OF OF 2 THE ' sHRhw with ID ali original effects
In active rehearsal gs es1eHtSie comedy entitled
Mr.. Bond Miss irving. Miss Chalmers, Mr. whcateish
end Mr.: Leelereq -----
ID ALNlER'S THEATRE.
NJ c eoa M 4M MEDyEsPXYs Fen
First Srodaeoa Of the great now being
PRINCESS THEATRE. LONDON.
SINS PETTITTs
MASTER
AND
MAN.
Presented By
MR.. RICHARD MANSFIELD
AND HIS COMPANY
Under the management OF
MIR 4. H.. FRENCH
New and Beautiful Scenery
r.,,,od nv ~ Built By
MATT MORGAN BENSON SHERWOOD.
Seats now sale.
DIRECTORS 23D-ST. THEATRE.
Il Every Eve. SHENANDOAH FEB "a
Mats Wednesday and Saturday. Children half price
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Thomas A. Edison
The American
Graphophone Company.

Having control Of both Photograph and Graphophone'
the company comprises within itself every practical device
for recording and perpetuang human speech anu us a
patent litigation 10 dUofded
The North American Photograph Company Is the
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! EIGHTH WEEK: 5Oth 20 5Tth time
"A brilliant and unequiyocal success"
/ Tr{huno
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w. =. Chamberiin, Trustee,

IF7-'--
THOROUGHLY competent gold INNING
"A engineer with $4,000 invest (or perhaps ltAsl 70
De increasing machinery, mas learn 81
by addressing II. q, BON 10 4FiDuho o'''''
Refer required ---------
DtRkINS * MOTT.
4 1i5 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS or LEADING ENGLISH ~
vEsTMENT sYND1CATEs.
ARE PREPARED 10 NEGOTIATE THE SALE OF
LARGE AND BIG.PAYING AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
W K. STEVENSON & co,
v IO6 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK,
Execute orders the purchase sale O. :oe OF sono
investment. Loans mnne ~ Tow Idys W
ntsrest Weekly Financial Circular Puplishea Mon
days III
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Subscriptions tciU be received By
the undersigned for
40, 900
shares
OF THE
Full Paid Capital Stock
the NORTH
AMERICAN
PH0NOGRAPn
COMPANY

OF the par value Of 500 each at $500 per share from
Wednesday, February 9Th, at 10 m, until Saturday
February sth 10 O'clock The capital stock Of
this company 900 shares. all originally issued for
patent rights.
The public Offering will be made simultaneously in
New York Boston Providence Albany and Philadelphia
The right reserved close the subsc pton at any
time reject any subscriptions and in the event OF over
subscriptions make pro rata alotments
deposit Of dollars s10l per share VIII be required
with subscription the balance 70 be paid upon an
nouncement allotment which will be made as soon
possible after closing the subscription.
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%rORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NEw-YOKK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
sail from pier foot DIST, HobOken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Traye Wed. Feb. g. @ AIN. Elder Sat. Feb 15 pm.
Fuda sat Feb :. a. M. AlleR- .wed.Feh. -, Q am
Iahnwe feb IL 10 80 AM Nerra sat- Feb %, 3 e. M
First cabin, ST5 and Upward berth, according 10 loca
ton. Second cabin, ESQ an adult Steerge az lowest
rates. oELRICHS CO.. No. 2 Bowling Green.
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TH0S. MCPHERSON,
WI. a.. WELD,
JOSEPH ii. WHITE.
SAMUEL WATTS.
LOCUS e.. PRATT,
A. W. MCPHERSON,
FRANK MORRISON,
X. VI. MORSE. Jr..
GEO. A. MCPHERSON.
A. COCHRANE * CO.,
CALEB FO0TE.
GEO. y. TALBOT,
THOs. y. PROCTOR,
JOHN +. DE WITT.
T.. ". MORSE a. BRO"
PARKINSON g. BURR,
John G. CHAFfiN,
WM. MIsOT, Jr., Atfor-
ney.
HENRY WOODS,
\. q. SYLVESTER,
JOHS C0NNEs..
ROYAL w. TURNER,
EDW. y. DkLAND.
Y. PiERsUs BEEBE.
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STOCK sat will bring very large returns No iurther
.o;,,.,,n. 20 no dane Makes the finest coke in
the south Profits may reach 40 per cent OF preseh
priee of stock. small amount OF stock TO be sofa n
Sd. 80 per share.
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fertures an Hleetiuss.

A MEXICAN INSTlTUTE.-Annual Meeting
n Nii held its Clinton Hail. on thursday
f'O''"'' JAMES G.. POWERS, Recording SECRETARY.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE-Elec for of
a hcers and managers viii be held on THURSDAY; Feb
10. 1890 a. It's rooms IN clinton han, fois VIII DO
opened at 10 a. M, and closed at p m
49, JAMES e.. POWERS, Sec rotary.
TREE LECTURE (Ladiesl by Hon. Prof.
PERGER next wednesday, o'ciock $50 broadway
Domestic Puildngl Subject; "why Persons Having
studied French Cannot Speak Properly
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CUNARD LINE.
%EW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN,
from Pier 40 North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE M -
Eei. g. 80 a. N. Aurania-M1rch s. 80 a. m
nrniria Feb J5 . D. m. Sefy March 10, .. m.
Gaiiia Feb %. 80 a. Gallia March y 80 a. N
rtrurta March 1, . D. m. Etrura.. March -. noon.
cabln pa sag. $50 $50, and 500 lntermediatc s35
stee1sae tckc 20 and from all parts CT Europe at very
low rates freight and passage apply 70 the company
once. - 'EESUN a. GROWN CO.. General Agents.
, 1890-10-02
RIGHTS OF THE NEGRO
No Semblance of Respect In
Mississippi.
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
Resolutions Adopted With Refer
enoe to the Repeal of the
Fifteenth Amendment.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 3o.-ln the con-
stitutional convention to-day the COM
rnittse to which was referred the subject
of memorializing congress on the repeal
of the fifteenth amendment reported q
long set of resolutions. They set forth
that the white and negro races, although
friendly and homogeneous for all bust
ness and industrial purposes, are widely
separated by race instincts and
prejudices In all political and social mat
ters. There is no we'll founded hope ofa
change with such conditions. There
will ever be conflicts of greater or less
magnitude concerning the control of the
government of the state In which their
numbers are approximately equal, which
condition of insecurity is not only a great
political and social evil, but also
greatly impedes industrial deyelopement,
and, inasmuch us white people only are
capable of conducting and maintaining
the govern ment of such states, the
negro race, even If its people were edu-
Gated, being wholly unequal to such re-
sponsioility, therefore, 1t Is the deliber.
ale judgment of the people of Mississippi
that the only efficient remedy lies in the
repeal of the fifteenth amendment,
whereby such restrictions and limlta-
tions may be put upon negro suffrage by
the several states as may be necessary
and proper for the maintenance of good
and stable governments therein. Con-
gress Is asked to submit d proposition to
the states. M
, 1890-10-02
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.
The Threatened Famine in
Ireland
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE ASKED
The New York Sun Will Be the
Treasurer of the
Fund.

New YoRK, Sept. 30 The Sun to-
morrow publishes an appeal to the peo-
pie Of America from the American COM
mittee for the relief of famine in Ire
land. II says that the point of actual
suffering from hunger has not yet been
reached, but that days of starvation,
unless help comes, are not far OIL. In
the last great famine in 1878 and 1870,
Parnell, Davitt, and others, who voiced
the country's appeal for food, pledged
themselves never again to appear as sup
plicants before the world on behalf of
Ireland. so no appeal has been sent out,
and probably none would come from
that source until tho situation became
desperate.
A movement Is on foot among well
known men connected with Irish socie-
ties and political bodies 10 bring to the
attention of Americans that which
now threatens Ireland before actual
death from hunger has claimed any
victims. 1t has been decided to organize
under the name of the american COM
mittee for the relief Of famine in Ire
land" 1t Is proposed to make the work
cover both South and North America.
Tho personnel of the American COM
mittee contains the following names !:
Chairman, General James Grant Wilson |;
honorary Chairman, Hon. Rutherford b.
Hayes; Hon. Grover Cleveland, vice
chairman. james Redpath, George
Ehret, Colonel Elliott +. Shepard,
james Phillips, Jr. treasurer, the New
York SUM secretary, Arthur Dudley
Winston. Cnauncey NJ. Depew has ac-
cepted the chairmunship OF the sub
committee on transportation.
The committee appeal for immediate
contributions OF money, provisions
and clnI hinn
, 1890-10-02
MAY BIZ LYNCHED.
A Rejected suitor KiiIs the Object OF
His Affection,

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Sept. 3o.-This
city is terribly excited over an awful
tragedy which occurred here to-day.
Alexander Campbell a rejected suitor,
called at the house OF Miss Mamie
Joseph, of Il prominent family, and
when she advanced to meet him, drew a
revolver. The girl, divining his pur-
pose, ran out of the house screaming,
while her mother and the SER
wants tried to restrain Camp
bell. Their efforts were Intellectual,
however, and he follower the girl across
the street firing as he ran, intlicting II
slight wound. Mamie ran into Dr.
Shines yard and fell down. AS she was
trying to arise Campbell fired again,
sending a bullet through her heart,
while the girls mother and servants
were screaming and tying to restrain
him.
Campbell has been lodged in Jail. He
says he determined to kill the girl when
she rejected him. lie expects to hang
and is indifferent. He may be ly nched.
, 1890-10-02
in THE HOME FIELD.
Great Northern Officials in
Fairhaven.
PLEASED WITH The OUTLOOK
Portland Lumber Dealers Have
Very Poor Transportation
Facilities.

FArRHAvEs, WASH, Sept. 30.--J. J.
Hill, president Of the Great Northern
railroad Greenleai Clark, member of the
board of directors and counsel for the
Great Northern; +. III. Becker, chief en-
gineer of the Great Northern; Lester l..
Richardson, private secretary to Prcsi-
dent Hill, and Samuel Hill, President
Hills son. arrived In this city this morn.
ing on the steamer Sehome. The entire
party, accompanied by President g. Y.
Laraebo, of the Fairhayen g. Southern
railroad and tho Fairhaven Land Com
pany Manager Il. l.. Cowgirl, of the
Fairhaven Land Company, and Chief
Engineer G.. J. Donovan, of the Fair
haven d Southern, boarded u
special train for n trip to
Sedro and the Fairhaven coal mines.
The party returned at 6:l5 y. VI. All
the gentlemen expressed themselves as
well pleased with the outlook ut the
mines, and stated that the favorable re-
ports which they had received regarding
the amount and quality of coal were
fully verified by what they mad seen.
Tomorrow morning the party, in
GLIDING Messrs. Larabee, Wilson, and
Donovan, will leave per the steamer
Premier for New Westminster, where
they will inspect the New Westminster
& Southern and other property belong
ing to the road. The party will return
to Fairhaven Thursday night and re-
main in .he city until Friday evening.
, 1890-10-02
TIMBER CULTURE LAW.
No Hope for Its Repeal at This
Session.

NessIOn.
WAsuNGroY, Sept. 26.-The members
OF the house who were Interested in the
passing of the timber culture law have
lost faith in the passage OF the bill AT
the present session of congress. When
the house passed the bill some months
ago, 1t was plain repeal of the timber
culture law, and allowed those who held
the claims to commute and prove up at
tho end of four wears. IL referred To
, 1890-10-02
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-The president t
to-day sent to the senate the nomination
OF John n. Irwin, OF Iowa, to DO gov
ernor of Arizona.
Members of the new Continental Rail
way Commissioners, Alexander J.. Cas-
satt, of Pennsylvania; George NJ. Pull
man. OF Illinois; Henry q, Davis, of
West Virginia.
Sempronius IL. Boyd, of Missouri, to
be minister resident and consul general
to Siam; Smith A. Whitefield, ofOhio, to
be first assistant postmaster general.
James Lowrie Bell, of Pennsy lvania,
to be second assistant postmaster gen.
eral.
Alonzo l.. Richardson, to be United
States marshal of Idaho.
, 1890-10-02
wAsHINGToN's NEEDS.
Nothing Could BE Obtained During
the Closing Hours.

WAsINSGToN, d., c., Sept. 3d.
Senator Allen says that so far as the
state of Washington is concerned all
that IL can get at this session is accom-
plished. The senator remains to see the
tarh bill disposed of, and Mr.. Wilson
haunts the house chamber in the hope
that some turn of the wheel may enable
him to pass another bill, like the Cmur
d Alene Indian agreement, but the tenn
per of the members of the house is
against any more large appropriations
for any purpose, and consequently little
can be expected. 50 far as Washington
state is concerned, the business of the
session is practically wound up.
, 1890-10-02
SUNK TWENTY YEARS Age.
Tho Wreck OF the Bark Charles
Devens to BE Blown Up.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. S0.-Captain
Symors. of the United States engineer
corps, who has churge of the improve
ments at Coos bay, has received orders
fIom the chief of engineers to remove
the wreck of tho bark Charles Devens
from in front of the town OF Glasgow.
The bark was sunk twenty years ago,
and has been visible at low stages of the
tide, but the upper part is now settling
away and the hull, being no longer visit
BILE, Is becoming dangerous to the great
ly increased trade OF the port. II will
be blown up with dynamite and the
debris removed.