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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and cooler
Mean temperature. ........-........ q
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stock market Do
veloped considerable sgimstion to-day. but IL
was done At tho expense Of values, and the
bears, aided by the Chicago party and traders,
succeeded in making material declines In the
few stocks. which they attacked with sufficient
yigor discovery late In the day that she RUE
restoring tho rate 81 commission upou unlisted
stocks 20 the regular rate did not so into ehect
for some days yet made q rush TO sell sugar.
aud u declined rapidly on materially increased
dealings. The short Diing which for the past
two days has been Ia Missouri Pacific was trans
terrod 70 Rock Island today. and that stock
sprang into activity AZ the opening aad fairly
led tie list during the day, though closely
pressed by Missouri Pacific. The fact that the
Rock Island stock held by the late David BOWS
Was not tied up, but was Liable 20 como on zoe
market ~ any time, was used against IL with
considerable eject but the selling OF tho stock
by the Chicago people on the probable disturb
ance OF railroad business in the West ives the
principal incentive, and traders Joining In tho
movement the stock wsa gotten down 10 the low
est price II has seen for some time. NiseOuri
Pacific WAS gold down 10 ~, but At that hgure
some buying orders appeared, and it went no
further. In the last hour, when the bidding mp
OF money was done, there was extra pressure
brought upon The Changers aud Burlington and
Quincy was marked OF rapidly Union Pacific
suffered somewhat from a denial of the story
that the Nandorbilte would 80 into the directory,
but tho selling was not important, and In tho
afternoon IL rallied TO the best price Of tho day.
Lackawanna showed considerable strength, but
Tho coalers since tbs settlement OF the Reading
controversy have occupied . small place In the
market. Tho bears were on the aggressive
throughout the day and tho market closed quiet
but wcaH. with all the active stocSs AZ lowest
pgiree. sales OF listed stocks, 1900; unlisted,
n I'm shares.
HvsHfrg.-Excnange quiet nut steady at 4sih
* Money easy At ia7 closing offered at ,.
brrcasury halanccs--Coin, slB2,2 eco eur.
rcncv 8, .0Co Governments duh bu' 1teady
for As per cents, ~ OK. coupons, JOB I
uid OK. Interest state onds dul aud lea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
Minor Washington Notes.
upv,aieoranh 10 the Dispalch.l

w,sgIyoroy. April blond offerings
% day amounted to S,sS, 700 All were &C
cented Al 122 for 4's and 1898 for rs
The Senate has confirmed the FOLLOWING
nominatione Lewis A. Grant. Assistant
Secretary of War; Brigadier-Gehefai NJ ~
son A. Miles. major-general; Colohei d. n
Grierson, brigadier- general; Aitoh AhSiel'
M GEORGIA. Consul at Rheims; IL. d. Var
SON. postmaster, Durant. MISS.
About twelve street letter-oo1es III tue
CITY of DAYTON, o.. were last night broken
omen and the contents torn ana scattered
in fine streets. The locks III many cases
are missing. "a -
The House at its evening session ole ~
huainess. but the few members prescn. re-
solved themselves into deOa,,ns so.'v we ,
the subjects being pensions ana war
claims. ,c..o.,n, ,ave notice
that until the House would ailoT pm n,,,J
bifls 70 DO considered on ffl9ASs ~ on
allow no pension. bills 10 % psS iooa
Fr;day nights. He then msue ,barS
speech in favor ofthe payment % 'o"'"''''
war claims. 80. fo,,owaa with
an exhaustive speech in reference W pon'
sions. .onstantlv inter-
rupted, and the House Wa ;.n,,,ent aitsr'
AN uproar, laughter ana eAca.s pashs, ner.
mating. On several occasions .a p ras
sonal and unparllainsntary ihn lnd ,,v n",
INDUCED IN. but the genera, 100 and In
Of the House prevailed anu anso' Anu 'A'
djgnation were laughed down,
The House AZ 1890 nh'ohfnen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
Virginia and North Carolina PostaIs.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-Fourth-class
postmastcrs have been appointed for Nlr-
GINA, as follows: $. VI. Jordan. Jordan
Store, POwhatan county, rice Miss s. VI.
Murray, resigned; 4lrs. NJ. G. Taylor. King
William Courthouse. King William coun-
ty, Ujce VI. NJ. Brown, resigned.
POst-ofiices have been established in Nir-
gnia as follows: Brow. Plttsylvania
county. Clifford NJ White. postmaster;
Maxwell. Tazewell county, Granville NJ.
Graphical, postmaster; Weddlc, Floyd
county. Andrew Weddle, postmaster.
new Office to be known as Palm has
been established in HAYWOOD county, n.
c.. with James H. holland as postmaster.
The following changes in North Carolina
mail routes are announced at the Post
Office Departments: Peach Tree to Hang
ing Dog. from April 10Th extend service so
as to embrace and begin at Ledford, in
crcasing distance eight miles; East La
porte TO Chcrryfeld, decrease distance one
and n quarter miles. caused by dlscOntln-
uance Of the Office at Rich Mountain.
The post-ofice at Wabash, Giles county,
Va. has been ordered moved half mile
south of present location. Henry Is. Shell,
postmaster.
The Office in Carroll county. Va. hereto
fore known as Cranberry Plains will IN
future be called Shorts Creek Samuel W.
Myers. postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
THE INTERSTATE DRILL.
The Prizes Awarded .Yesterday-End OF
the sub-Tropical Exposition for 1890.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i


JACKSONVILLE, FLA. April 1.-THE inter-
state military contest closed here to-day.
This morning squads from the Gate City
Guards of Atlanta and the Southern
Cadets of Macon contested for the extra
prizes offered by the Sub Tropical manage
ment. Judges for the whole contest: X;
II. Anderson, first lieutenant Second
United States artillery; III. j. Stockton,
first Lieutenant Seventh United States
cavalry: John E. Mcmahon. second lieu
tenant Fourth United States artillery.
They gave decision tonight as follows I:
First prize, Southern Cadets. with 20 per
cent; second prize. Atlanta Rifles, 81 per
cent; third prize, Gate City Guards, 81 per
cent.
The Metropolitan Light Infantry, OF
Jacksonville, had percentage of -.
In the State contests the awards are as
follows: First prize, metropolitan Light
Infantry, 50 per cent; second PRIZE.
Gainesville Guards, 10 per cent.
Squad-Drill Contest: First prize, Gate
City Guards, 90 per cent; second prize,
Southern Cadets, 81 per cent,
Individual Contest: Best-drillcd soldier,
Cadet Pye. East Florida Seminary.
The Cadets prizes in theiinterstate drill
are g, 900, $3.50, and $3.50, and the South
ern Cadets are jubilant over the possession
of the largest check
The Sub-Tropical Exposition closes for
the season of 1890 tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
THE END AT HAND.
THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA IN The
ARTICLE OF DEATH.
His Deccase MomentariIy Expected a'
Two O'Clock This
Morning.
lRr telegrnrh % tto pl.psteh.l

wAsHISoros. April l1.-Mr. kanua IAN >
condition continues unchanged nom W.
terday. save that he is gradually, gr9wihIs
weaker and weaker. II IL thought ths. a. ne
will last the day ont, but his great EMU
rance can hardly sustain him more thah d
very few days OF most. he rests easily
and sleeps good part of tho time, ms
rest il natural in his state of Ill health ai.i
there is no need 10 give him anything 10
induce sleep. He takes nourishment Iesu u
larry. So far az possible perfect quiet II
maintained about the sick chamber; anu
not even all the members Of the fanny arc
allowed to see him. as the presence OF any
one he has not grown accustomed 10 se1ins
during his illness might excite nm anu in-
duce him TO talk. n,.,,.
Secretary Blaine called at Mr.. Randall ;
residence yesterday evening, but oiu not
see him.
TIE IND AT HAND.
At 1890 tonight Mr.. RendalPs physician
expresses the opinion that his patient can
not live till morning.
HIS DEATH MoarENTABILY HNPECIEp'
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Attwenty M, minutes
TO o'clock Mr. randall was still alive. Du ,
so low that his death is almost momentarny
expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
A CYCLONE
And the Escapes Were Very RemarNaDic'
tGnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

CHAnLorrE. n. c., April 1l.-Repotts OF
very considerable damage in rural distrlcls
done bv Wednesdays storm have Just
reached the city. A cyclone passed near
Union. s. c.. blowing down fences, mp
roofing trees. and doing much damage 10
properly in general. Several houses were
crushed by falling trees. No lives were
lost. but tie lower part of the county was
considerably damaged. -, ~
AT Glen Alpine, in Burke county, Mr.. ".
w. Dcvault had q hourishing school IN the
new academy building. There were about
40 pupils in Attendance. The storm grew
so fierce that Mr.. Dcvault became alarmed
and dismissed the school. Hardly had pu-
plle and teacher left the building when u
suddenly collapsed and was completely
wrecked by the wind. Had the school con-
tinued in session fifteen minutes longerl IL
Is doubtful il any Of the occupants wouid
have escaped unhurt. few miles south
OF Moreanton the wife and child OF Dr.
Iorbacher were sitting in their house wheh
the Gale struck the building. Mrs. L0r-
bachcr was thrown from her chair rs the
wind lifted the roof. and the strong OAK
chair saved her from being crushed 10
death by the falling timbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
res ranged o. follows
BALTIMORE

BkITTrosg. April iL--Cotton nominal: MID
ding nominal at ne Flour active sni arm
Howard street and western supcr. ;ssS2 n: do.
extra. f2s5sx265: 30. do family. tl55ss4So;
CRY mills. Rio brands. extra. g. 2osfltS; winter
wheat, patent 81. s0as4,sO; spring DO do. 81 80
s5ss; dc. Do. straight, SssL's; do. do;
higher: Fultz. slssac. ; Longberry, sisSoc.; No
Q. CSC. steamer. No. red, 40; western strong;
No. winter red. spOt sds aSobc; April, S'ss
S.c.; May, S6saso'lc. july. So BID. Corn
southern iirm; white higher; white, 5saisc.:
yellow, Sba5ac: western strong; mixed spot,
- assEc.: April. y aa5Shc. May. NkeN e;
june. sshasos July. s9', aioc August. e)hc.
steamet Yac. It'd. Oats nrm; eoutnern ana
pcnnsylyanis, waste: western white, 3is3tc.:
do. mixed. s5sSc graded No. white, .2c.
Rye steady: prime % choice, 55as7c Hay
steady; prime 60 choice timothy. tl1UatlA
Provisions steady. Mess-pork-Old. ell . new
siL1a Bulk meats Qo0ael--Shoulders b. long.
clear ami cieGr-Tib sides, SIC. sagar-picslct
shoulders, o. a. &c. sugar-curei SMOKED should
era SEC. Hams. l0hal2c. Lard steady 70.
fined. BIa7kc. Butter-Creamery, i2ssJc. Eggs
steady: western, l!c Coffee quiet and s,esdy
Rio Sareoes. fair, s0kssnNc. Sugar stroog snd
active soft. g. Copper hrni rcnned, s1,a
l3Sc Whisky firm al sl.ioasi.il. frelghts To
Liverpool por steamer quiet; cotton. lOc.; hour
per ton IN sacks. SDss2gs grain per bushel,
SD. Cork Tor orders, fs. SaleS-Nhoal, Soo
bushels; corn, 900 bushels
CINCINNATI.
JINcrsSLrr, April il.-Fiour nrmer. whes,
aCuYc ani higher No. red, Sasic. Cora
strong No mixed, 3c. Oats IN good de-
maud, No. mixed, y,c. Provisions quiet
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. y. C.. April li.--rurpsnins firm
AZ $50. Resin nrm: strained, GLIB; god
strained, sLe0. rnr iirm NJ 81. 10. Crude turpen.
tine nrm hard, sllj. yellow dip aud Virgin
S23l
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURg<
NEW YORK April ii.-Cot,on-Net receipts. ig
bales; gross receipts. 10 bales. Future, closed
frm. Sains ~. 50 bales: April, Sli.5Nasll.tt;
May aud June, sil.59ssil.6O: July. NiGosfil1l;
August, siI59afii.6O: September, tlo.WaSii
October til5safl0. 80: November, fl0.3,nll3li
February, tl0. t)asl1 -
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
APRIL iL-NRrke! quiet Prime, 6Ac.: OF.
tra prime, dSc.: fancy. 6tc.: common, saI'.
sheiled, ~ a3Hc. factory hand picked. tas &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
ATLANTAs "NoRTAERN SOCIETY,"
1t Meets and Formally Adopts n Consti-
tuition and By-Laws--What These Are.
IRY telegraph 10 tho Disnafchl

ATLANTA. Ga. April 1.-THE Northern
Society. which was organized here last
week. met again today and adopted the
following constitution and bylaws.
Article I-Name-Ihls organization shall DO
known as THE Northern Society Of Georgia
Article IL-Oblect-1he object OF the society
shall be 20 promote social Intercourse among rs
members: 10 unite aud bring together all north
ern men residents IN the south q disseminate
reliable Information In all Leg innate waya: 10
discourage and coun teract Gil incousidcrate ac-
ton or speech tending 10 estrange any portiOD s
Of our country; 20 develop the vast natural
wealth and resources Of the South: aud 10 en-
courage new industries and enterprises.
Article lll.-Membership.-An northern men
residing In the south who are Ia sympathy with
the objects Of this organization, aud who will
faithfully eudeavor to promote them, shail be
eligible 10 membership.
The discussion of politics or religion is
expressly prohibited at any of tho society
or committee meetings. Ayiolation of this
rule Is cause for suspension or expulsion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
NntiOnal CAPITAL Notes.

tiIOhi OuT iteEulnr COfIrSpohucELl
WAsHNGroN, April 1l.~-General Lee has
introduced llll in the House topay $4,000
to the Methodist Episcopal church at Ar
lington Heights, Va, and otherwise known
as Hunters chapel. on account of the
use of that building during the war as a
picket post. cOmmissary store, and its
subsequent destruction by the Union sol
diers.
Among Virginians registered at the hotels
are A. s. Lara. of stanton, Rev. }. b.
Newton. of Richmond, Eppa HuntOn, Jr..
Of Warenton. and X. +. Mason, Of
Richmond. at the Metropolitan: Mrs.
X. S. Fillmore. Of Richmond, w. H..
Collie, of Danyille, and Charles b.
Peck. Of Norfolk. at the National :;
". X. Tubman, Henry NJ Smith, and Jabez
Hall and wife, Of Richmond. and ". A.
Withcrspoon and Henry L. Alley. of Pc
tersburg, Mt the st. James.
james Il. Young, Of Henderson. n. c., is
registered at the Metropolitan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
A WALK-OUT.
CARPENTERS. stair-Builders, Steam-Fitters,
Plumbers, and Housesmiths
Quit Work.
LBy telerraph to the nIspa.l

10y toieRFaph W tho b'SPe'
NEw YORK, April l1.--At O'Clock TO-DAY
the carpenters, stair-builders, steam-ht,
tiers. plumbers. and housesmiths employed
on several large buildings in course OF con
struction down town laid down ther Ioo ~
and walked out, having been ordered 70
stop work by the Central Labor tnion.
The buildings were those Of the oniou
Trust Company, Broadway; Brown BRO
theirs, Lancashire Insurance Company anu
several smaller ones.
The union ordered the strike because OIL
q disagreement with Paulsen a. Eager. pro-
prietors OF the Hecla Iron Works, Green
Point. L. l., whose men have been working
in the buildings. II is said the iron men
promised TO employ only union men, whic,i
they were not in the habit of dong. A
committee OF the Central Labor Union
waited on the firm and an agreement was
signed $50 1t is claimed by the union mem
by Paulsen 4 Eager TO employ union men
only No disposition was manifested to-
day by the frm 10 remove the non-union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. April II, 1880.
sALEs.-FIRsr BoARD-l,OCO Western Nor,t
Carolina lst So at g4A.
fnnsinr 11otttlon, 4. IN, Stock Exchange:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

men at work, and two delegates wsi'et thew c
the IRON men TO ascertain why c,eed
had not been removed as hE
upon. From all accounts their recepJLs,Is
was very cool, in fact il is said the us
gates were ordered out Of the COMPANY he
office. The delegates came back 70 s
city. reported the fact, and the men m
ordered out. Representatives OF the INT
workers could not be found in or ao ~
any of the buildings affected by the sum m,
The plasterers and bricklayers did MOI lOrs
IN tho strike, having district organlzatlo1;,
Of their own from which orders 70 wv
laborers were not surprised Of the, orusa
from the Central Labor Union and WEI" .Lo
ready to stop work. Delegates iron, .n ,s
Central Union were around the builuiusss
maintaining order, end the walk-out was
characterized by order and quiet,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
Charlotte Shots.


CHARLOTTE. n. c.. April 11.--Yesterdoy
morning there was biting frost in all this
section which did much damage, es-
pecially to early vegetables and fruits.
Young beans which were exposed were
killed, and potatoes several inches high
bitten down. The fruit crop may not be
completely cut off. but has been very much
injured.
The Sam Jones tabernacle is about com
pleted. 1t has seating capacity of 5000.
The choir. consisting Of about $50 voices.
is practicing every night preparatory to the
meeting, which Is to begin here April oath.
From present indications there will be
Georgia evangelist. A great many people
from the surrounding country and adjacent
towns have signified their intention of be-
Ing present. Many have already written
to engage board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
BODY FOUND.

4 colored boy, this morning. while walk
ing along the bank OF the river about hali
a mile above the city. discovered the, BODY
of white man lodged against the bank;
and when taken out of the water II proved
10 be the body of Thomas Hight, who on
March Goth was drowned. with his wife,
while crossing the river at Bald Eagle dam
to visit sick neighbors. The body OF the
wife was found week ago, near the scene
Of the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
day passed off very ouietly:and a fair W

day passed of very quietly:and . fair vote
was polled. The following is list OF CAP;
didates for the several Offices and the total
vote received by each on Yesterday:
For Mayor, Samuel Il. Woods, AZ 'oees'
and X. +. Harris, 245.
For City Attorney, Frank Gilmer, AL, ana
James l. Gordon, 20. :,
For City Sergeant. s. J. Dudley, 5o5, ana
John L. Jarman. 1856.
For Commissioner of Revenue Z. L..
Fowler. 49,. and w. II. Prout. 222.
The total vote polled was 676.
The above nominations are equivalent to
an election. as the Democrats are IN ma,
Iority in this city, and II is doubtful
whether the Republicans put ticket out
IN the regular election in May. These
gentlemen now hold the offices tor which
dorsation at the polls on yesterday show
that they have given satisfaction to the
Democrats at least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

hus quiet: rsaHod. z.ior. Rossn 6rm. Turpsn'
.se q.,ss az weak = &c: rcst asm ; msss.
81 ssio.es. Beef sssssy Besf hssns nrm:
Tered bcss steady. Cuf-msass exm: pickied
shoulders, -: n.iddiss strong: sbortc3sas. eHoa
Lard active fof speculation; dull fof spot: vess:
ern sicam. taco. city steam. 50; options--Apnt
cotton. I'd. grain, skd bkL Cotton nrtn sales
to-day. 40 bales: up.snds, II lid: orleans,
li,<d. Nstrccoipts to-day, .alt9 bales; exports
10 Great Bitain, 3iS7 bales; 70 the continent.
s9i bales: stock, 3it.sG bales.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April ll--Casn rccr IN Moderate
1emand. No. z .prfog wheat, SIX. Nc. .
red sfkaslNc. No. 2 corn. Nkc. So catS
2saz3kc. Mess-port. siLtsstii.a0. Lard, ~ =.
short-rlps. f530asAS5. shoulders. eAstsfts0
short clear, 9a6Daeas0.
Thn lsadins hit,,ras ransrr a foilnu,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
cHIcAeo,s GREAT STRIKE.
All Hope ora Speedy settlement APP
NJ telegraph % the plspa.ch.l

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l
CHICAGO. April lit 10 thought tpe
action of the Master Carpenters Associl-
ton last night in deciding not TO conceae
the strikers demand has done away win
all hope of @ speedy settlement OF tue
great strike. The trouble seems TO nave
settled down TO question of endurance;
and the general impression is that 1t VIII
be protracted one.
The boss carpenters say they propose 10
20 to work TO ill the strikers places on
Monday next About fifty employers VINO
are not members of the Master Carpenters
Association held a meeting tonight anu
after forming an organization appointed az
arbitration committee to meet a similar
committee from the journeymen. Inc
new organization is composed OF smaller
bosses. each of whom employs from three
to FIVE wOrkmen. ~,
The Journeymen's Executive Council 70
night issued another address to the puplic
reiterating the demands for a fixed mini
mum rate Of wages and an eight-hour gay
A vigorous denial is entered to the pleas
that the Masters Association is purely
social affair and that the council could hot
enforce its side Of an agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
THE YOUNGSTER.

You mustn't overlook the Juvenile needs In
the hurry aud hustle. They know what's what
but have to rely on you TO getit for them. From
the smslles. to tho biggest all want Spring
Clothes. What beauties we've got for them. 10
be sure.
Short Pants Suits with vest-ln dark dress
colors and bright novelty patterns for general
wear. Others without the vest Long Pants
Suits, with coats cut like popa's. Sack, cuta-
way. or Frock-in pIsin and original weayings
There isn't a care or an attention that COULD
be given to BETTER ,hem-thst's been omitted.
The trough. and tumble" suits are here, and
40 are the moro dressy effects.
You'll go wild with enthusiasm over our Kilt
gettings-lmported mos; Of them-and entirely
new In the makeup and the fabrics. Bold
dashes Of combination that starsle one with
their unlaueness and chain themselves at once
to your favor. Jersey Salts, too. brought from
over the seas, in colors--a dozen or twenty-in
designs fascinating. Reefe.s-ihe short English
coats-lght in wsight-ius. heavy enough TO
send OF O chilly wind plain or with gold paa'
teal en- brolderies.
shirt-wals.s-some special,ies, aud almost
double our usual supply Of new pattern stand
bys-starched - not "--snd Fiannels. The Star.
the pet brand-beeanse they're tho best and don't
cos, any more than less satisfactory ones- Fur
nishlngs-- Ties-0loyes-and such things-eioSe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

DoS'T RUIZ THE RISK of your Cold getting
we'll OF itseit-you may thereby drift into
a condition favorable TO the deyelopment
OF some latent tendency, which man give
YOU years of trouble. Better cure kyour
Cold at once with the help of DR.. James
Expectorant. good. healing medicinS for
all Coughs. Sore Lungs. and Throafs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
THE WORLDS FAIR BILL.
The Amendments Agreed Upon by the
senate Committee.
TRY telegraph 10 the Dispatch,

fBy Telegraph 10 inc Dlsphtcn.l
WAsHINaTov, April 1l.-Just before the
Senate adjourned this evening MIR. Hawley
reported the Worlds Fair bill, with the
amendments agreed upon by the commit
tee. The first one was to section ., re-
latinC TO She acceptance OF a site by the
National Commission, with provision that
the site and buildings shall deemed ade-
uuate to the purposes of the exposition,
and thefurther proyiso that SAID commls-
sion shall be satisfied that said corporation
has an actual bona, fie and valid subscrp-
ton to its capital stock of at least $4,000
OO0"
The amendment inserts after tho word
stock" the words (which shall secure
payment"
The following was proposed as the new
section:
Section B.-The President is hereby en-
powered and directed t. hold a naval re
view in New York harbOr in April, 1873,
and to extend TO foreign nations an INVITA-,
ton to send ships-Of-war to JON the united
States navy III rendezvous at hampton
Roads and proceed thence to said review;
"The President is further empowered
and directed TO make arrangements torthe
unveling of the statue OF Christopher
Columbus. at Washington, with .appro-
pirate ceremonies, and civic and mill
tarv parade, under his general direc' .
ton. after said naval review, and not
less than five days before the opening OF
said exposition, and to invite the attend
ance thereat Of foreign representatives.