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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
PROCEEDINGS ~ BOTH HOUSES
THE SENATE OBSERVING GOOD rRoAY-REso
LUrIONs PASSED IL THE House

LUriONs PASSED IL THE HOUSE.
Washington. April 3.-On motion Of Mr.. Edmunds. 1t
va. ordered that tomorrow being Good Friday, tho
adjournment t. day should be uutil saturday
Tn, House amendment, to q senate bill for p
gool ,gical park IN the District of columbia were lao
before tie senate. The principal amendment wS
dat half the expenditure for the park should be paid
,ai q th. taac. collected in the District Aiicr con
siderable discussion the House amendments were non
conclri.d in and conference a,hod
Mr. lloar called up the motion to lay on the table
the motion heretofore made by VI. Edmunds 10 re-
consider the vote passing the hll to amend the charter
If the lexington nd soldiers Home Railroad Com
pany.
Nr. Edmund, moved TO postpone the matter until
December next. and stated a. reason for the notion
that he hoped that a commission would be provided
by Congress at the present session TO examine tho
whole subject OF street railroads. that at the next
session Congress could act justly and mtclgcnty on
the ten or lc,n different projects that were pending
and were to be- considered Nr. loar. who has charge
Of the Echlngton b!l said that he would probably call
IL mp again on -atnlda,.
The following senate bill, were taken from the cal
cndar and passed Appropriatng $4,000 for public
building at aurora, H. appropratlng 100000 for
public building al Lcldville COL
In the House. motion Of Mr. Loirc, Of Massaohu
sciis a petition from the New England Sho; and
Leather Association against the imposition of duty
upon hides and SKINS was ordered printed In Tho
Record"
ON motion Of Mr. Dnglcy, Of Maine the senate bill
was passed 10 enable the secretary Of the Treasury t.
gather information To tine present condition and pres
cvaton Of the fur seal Interests Of the Government In
the region of Ala.n compared with IT, condition IN
~16: also fun Information to ;hc impending cNtne
ton of the sea otter Industry.
ON motion Of Mr.. Hit. of Illinois from the Com
mlt;cc on Foreign AHaifs. Senate concurrent ir'>lu
ton wa, agreed TO- requesting Tie President 10 invite
from time time, a III occasion may arise. negotia
lions with any Government With which the | nlted
States may have diplomatic relations 10 III" cpd lils
anv differences disputes arising between tn toy
ernmcnts. which cannot be adjusted by diplomatic
agency may be referred 20 arbitration
Ellls were passed authorizing The h,ir, 81 KcarAd
miral g. H. baldwin to receive snut-bpx from tho
Car If Russia and authorizing Henry Nigncnu. Lieu
tcnan, Aaron Ward Captain H. o. Cochran aud Captain
g. II. Anderson 60 accept from tho President oi The
French Republic diplomas OF the Legion OF Honor.
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MURDERED BY BEING hNOChED DOWN.
THE PILOTS SKULL STRUCK TIE SIDEWALK
AND WAS FRACTURED.

AND WAS FRACTURED.
A fatal quarrel occurred yesterday opposite NO. II
soutrst AT II 40 p. m. william Ahcrncihv, age
FORTY a plot Oh a steam cana! boat the John Lang.
was today % have taken tic same place on me-"
canalbOat. with him lie had had a. engineer on the
John Lang Albert Richard. who also applied for
similar most on tho new boat Abcrncthy would not
recommend him and bad feeling was the consequence
Albcr, Richard got Fritz" Cinnamon bad character
and a giant in size and generally known a. "Dutch
Fritz 10 espouse his quarrel. Abcrnclhy was walk
ing along south-st yesterday and was accpstcd by
Cinnamon near by whom was Rickard. cinnamon
Immediately picked quarrel with AbernctN
Abernethy had his hands In his pockets when the
German strlch him a fearful blow and icllcd INN 10
the ground In falling, Aberncthy struck Tie edge OF
the sidewalk with his head and lay perfectly motion
less.
Cinnamon and Richard at once fled and Abcrncthy
was taken 10 the Chambers street Hospital where 10
died from a fracture Oi tine skull Al 8 ~ b. ~.
Detectives Nugcnt and O'COnncn went To- 'lnh'
mons home, No. . Cherry st., and arrested MN t'
last night. lie taken to the lombs' ldchru
has not been arrested. Abcrncihy Is well SPOKEN Oh
by all who knew him a. sober hard woriht, III
offensive man. Cinnamon Will he arFdlghcd TINS morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
pprsrpvAr1oN OF THE ADIRoYDACKs.

Albany April 9 tspcciai.-Ihe Assembly Committee
m General Lands listened to arguments this afternoon
upon senator sloan's concurrent resolution nstrncng
the Forestry Commission to ascertain what will be the
cost to the state Of purchasing the forest lands in the
AdIrondacks and upon Assembly man NMon's bill
creating commission, chiefly composed OF physicians
,o learn the cost of the lands and 10 have charge
q, them when purchased BIZ the State. Senator sloans
concurrent reso,fIon was supported I'm strong ad-
dresses By Bishop Doane. OF Albany and by ). u.
Harrison corresponding secretary OF inc satc focslr
Iassaciation ri the committee resolved to report
f.y orbly SIR sloan's resolution, and to lay Oh me
table Nj Nixcn's bin. II Is probable the assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
HEARING on TELEPHONE CHARGES.

Albany. April 3.-Thc Assembly ommttec on
Electricity tonight listened TO arguments the Clark
Telephone Charges Regulation bill. Frank :. Gardner.
James Talcott and Simon sterne. Of New York, counsel
for the Telephone subscribers Association Of New
Yor, City were present. claiming 70 represent 5000
telephone subscriber, In Sew York and Brooklyn.
J. ~ Warner. IsldOr Strauss and Charles II. shepard.
Of t.ro1klyn were al-O present. Mr.. -tcrnc spoke.
saving ia conclusion that the companies should not
charge much more IN large ciuc-. because thcIe
they allow one 10 talk 10 more people. lie urged
thai $50 year for a telephone would give iaf
profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
TO IMPROVE TIE POSTAL SERVICE HERE.

Postmaster Van Colt arrived from Washington last even
Ing where he has to consult with Postnastcrden
era anamakor regarding several subjects calculated TO
m rove the postal service Of this city One OF the main
,.ints under discussion with the Department. Mr. Van
Cot said was the establishment o. the station In
Thirtecnth.st Eth and Sixth ayes agents OF
the Department will BE- here next week., the Postmaster
added ITO complete the arrangements for opening this
station which will he the largest and bcstappointed
branch the United States. Other plans intended
increase the efficiency Of the service, both az To col
lectlons and delivery of postal matter. under
They will be made public In due tine.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
H I'M 0RS
A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

Astgmatism, which is the inability TO see lines running
In different directions equally distinct Is the prime pal
cause OF defective sight and by far the most ANNOYING
ana Is detected corrected specialist thor
ough acquainted and pacsed in the application OF the
scientific tests In such not only must special
lenses be provided. but they must also be- mounted just
inc proper way the lenses ntted any other way
VIII De positively hurtful. divided responsibility IN
Prescribing and providing glasses leaves room for tns
specialist TO blame the Optcsn. and the latter the former,
mus causing the patient additional expense and annoyance.
but specialist wlO~. wholly occupied IN using
these tests and who also provides glasses 0Ncrcones
This dlncuty aud assumes the responsibility such a
- East iofy.,ecoadst MS oiice :, provided with al!
the scientific tests and he thoroughly competent and
practs"d In the OF these test. lay. instead
srbjectinQ the PATIENTS a which
with tho ,gnt for weeks by gradual
process. obtains fu correction Many the dis
tngushcd physicians him. lie nothing
for testing but Finds HI foa In the sale OF the glasses
People bic from Optical defect Will
D. r,l' by Apply o hin and NH also save
money. II f. wise % engagements q save waiting
A book containing test, VIII BE- sent application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
TIE FIRST NORTH RIVER SHAD or THE SEASON

Fish Commissioner Blackord received yesterday after
noon three shad caught OF Wechawken by the yete
fisherman "Ssm" Ludlow. Two were goodszcd roe shad
weighing four pounds each. The other small male
shad Weighing two and half pounds This Is unusually
late the rst shad 10 make their appearance In
they have been frequently taken early
ST. Patrcks Day The largest Of these shad was sent at
once by Commissioner Blackford to Mayor Grant II Is
always considered that the first shad should the
Mayors table.
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Disclosing PLANS FOR Postal CURRENCY.

TN
washington. APRIL 3.-rhe House Committee on
Ranging and currency today further discussed the sub
ec of issuing some Kind OF fractional currency Tor Use
I'm the mails. The Subcommittee which had been APP
poned to confer with the postmasierGeneral on inc
subject reported that had done 50 and tina; the Posi-
masterGcncra did not regard the proposition WIN
favor lie promised 10 submit In writing hls views
mon the subject the committee. bn, IN the couisS
of the nerN lew said that he preferred something On
the English system of making redeemable by posi-
masters hostage stamps affixed to card, SO tlat mo
card could not used for mail purposes. No acton
was taken upon the bill by The committee.
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absence replied that owing to Mr.. Whipples illness
the bill had been laid aside until the next meeting Oh
the committee. Mr. shechan said that II the bill was
not reported at the next time the committee met he
should move that IT be discharged from the further
consideration OF the measure
+ X O'Connor Republican said that at the meet
ing Of the committee, the Democrats mad asked Tor
pOstpOnemcnt Of action on the bill.
This statement ahated Mr. Shcehans interest in the
subject, and the Assembly proceeded to the consdef
ton of other husiMcss.
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povDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. April 3.-rhc bond offers oday aggre-
gated 100000. rs follows:
Registered Is ~ 900. ~ 000 $500, 100000 at i22
Coup0n Is - 900 at l.2.
Registered { $50 600. $1,000 nj lO3 IL.
common 4 ISL 800 $4,000 at lob >.
All tho offers were accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

Washington, April 3.-Thc House Committee on the
judiciary to day appointed subcommittee consisting
Of Mcssrs Thompson. Mccormick and Oates, 10 visit
Alabama and ncghboring southern states, to take
testimony and make thorough investigation OF tho
alleged improper action Of court Officers In nstitutng
prosecutions without reason and fer the purpose Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

Collecting fees II is also charged that sentences in
minaI cases have been suspended without warrant
Of law and that the officials have been guilty OF NAL
administration and corruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
r,vorIyG PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.

Washington, April 3-Thc House Committee on
Patents to dag formally authorized Chairman Butter
worth 10 report TO the House bill providing for the
erection of "A new building for the Of the Patent
Occ and Other bureaus o, the Interior Department.
a cost OF 81. OOO.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

Albany. April tspccialL-Assemblyms sheehan
made an inquiry Of Assembyman Burns this morning re-
neciue the bill for the registration of voters recently
..s.d nv the Senate. Mr.. Burns, the chairman
- the Committee ON General Laws in Mr.. whipDles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE TOBACCO SECTION.

Warrington. April 3.-rhc cigar manufacturers. who
made argument, before the Ways AID Means Com
m..lcc yesterday IN opposition 10 III, TOBACCO
schedules Of the BILL to day filed with the committee
substitute for those schedules. which substitute
would be acceptable Ia them If Congr,s, determines
that tho present tariff rate tobacco must DC
changed The substitute is intended to correct the
proyi.o in the bill which subjects TO duty, a. wrap
pcr AT 80 - pound. the entire contents Of bale oil
leaf tobacco which contains any leaf tobacco avail
An. for wrappers. Ihi, pr0Nl-O. the tobacco men
o-..r would really include al leaf bales. As none
~ Them AR. FREE, from few leaves III for wrappers.
The text II the sub, dilute a. follows
schedule - Tobacco and mAnuflcturcs of-@3'-l.eaf
tobacco suitable cigar wrappers II not scmmed -
por poufd Il stcnmed - - per pound Provided, that
IN, bale box or package contains 20 per cent or less
- tobacco, suitable FOR cigar wrapper the entire quantity
~ t,cco contained such bale box package or bulk
shall be duaIc II not stemmcd. at 80 cents per pound
II n. nime! 40 80 per pound Provided further
that II bale box package contains more than 20
mop cent of tobacco suitable og cigar wrappers the entire
,ny ~ contained IN such bale. box or pack
age or shall be duuablc. not stenmed at - per
uoand: n stemnicc. r. - per pound.
Provided further. that any tobacco Imported In any
ha. box package IN bulk shall consist OF tobacco
,foiu cd different countries the entire quantity Of
tobacco contained such bale box package OF bulk shall
be- dstabe II stcIuued at :, per pound II stcmncd
At - - pr pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

THE CENSUS BILL SIGNED By THE PRESIDENT.
Washington. April 3.-rhc President ha, approved
the act 10 amend the act providing fot taking the
eleventh and subsequent ccnsiisc>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
BOSTON CHURCHES OPPOSING THE BILL.

Boston. April (-pccal.-The present aspect OF tho
Chinese question was discussed today at union meet
ing Of south End churches. The meeting was called
to consider the Enumeration h now before Congress-
Resolutions adopted urging Massachusetts, Con,
grcs>m men 10 oppose TIE bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
SENATOR STEWART NOT LES AI,ruoR.

Washington. April 3.-When ire blll tax tho
and sale Of adultcracd beer introduced
in the senate Tuesday sent into the Office of the
secretary where correspondents Of the press aSsoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

FOrETHCLAss POsTMAsrERS APPOINTED.
Washington. April 3.-Fourth class postnasters were
today appointed rs follows:
Ic,nsvlyania-C. b. Lehman. brilliant j. d. slater
CHAMPION: A. H. Warner. Glccndalc, susan Il. smith.
South strabcn +. L. Maulc, Talcose; Van W. Thomas
Webster .,,,-, .,.,.
New Yor.-F. c. Appinzccr. lie Raysvilc L. skin
ncr. Panama. 80, 49,,
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Fast Trains TO Washington

complete schedule OF last Trains % BaItImOfe and
Washington operated by the Jersey Central Reading and
D. and D. All trains run through and equipped with
Pullman parlor and sleeping cars. Punctusl seivicc
Station foot Of Libertyst
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QtiCura
ReS0lVe1lt

A skin and blood purifier Of incompatible purity and
curative power. An acknowledged specific Of world.
wide celebrity Entirely vegetable SAFE innocent and
palatabe Effects daily great cures Of skin. scalp,
and blood humors than all other skin and blood remedA
before the public. Sale greater than the combined sales
OF all other blood and skin remedies.
Sold everywhere Price. 81. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
u Send for " How to Cure Spring Humors."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
TIE MONTANA CASE IN TIE SENATE.

Washington, April l,pecial.->cnator Gray OF
Delaware. finished his speech to-day on the Montana
case: and as no one else ready to 60 on. senator
George took the opportunity 10 make a few obserVa
tons in the contest from his avor;c constitutional
point OF view. These answered in turn by sem
ator Hoar and. the discussion beginning 10 dfag ~
WAS decided 10 let IL go over until next Monday WIEN
senator Vance, one Of the minority members OF tns
committee ON Privileges and Elections, VIII hdhe
specch in favor Of Nessrs. Maginnis and Clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
MR. INGALLS, AGAIN HoNoRED By THE SENATE

Washington, April (specian.-Thc senate QUAY
in accordance with the theory Of resolution aaop'a
several weeks ago, elected Mr.. ingalls, presoei' p
temporc. to until further notice du'ns '"o
future absences Of the yccIrcsdent THIS a'"o" WIN
obvIatc the necessity OF separate eleeuoh e"0" ""'
the Vice President is away for day OF two' '''
Inc,,s choice for the place will be generally recog
ni2ed as wclldcservcd tribute from the hepuo.s,
of the senate to his efficiency and skill as pLcsu.s
officer, and to the brilliant Character VI iS Se'''SS
the d0or of the senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
5 P Rim C

Spring HUMORS. whether itching, burning bleeding,
~ scay crusted pmply blochy whether Of the skin,
scalp or blood with loss Of hair whether SIMPLE scrof.
ulous or hereditary, from infancy to age. are NOW
speedily permanently. and economically cured by that
greatest OF all known humor cures. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

tons and newspapers bills, IL bore the name OF
senator stewart hence its Introduction was credited "
him. II was introduced By senator W0lcOtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TkiDUNE.i

u %, i
Many othe readers OF The Tribune besides farmers,
horticulturists wool growers fruit growers, etc. Will
be Interested In knowing the extent OF the foreign
competition in Of the leading items Of the fore
going table, and will find 1t in the following state
mcnt showing the dutlabc value OF mportatons there
OF in the fiscal year ended June 20. 1880
Horses fdutiable) s21i7.O0o; sheep (dutiable
al 100 900: cattle (dutiablc) s5+3 600 other live anil
mails dutabe) s97 600 horses. Sheep, and other 1.-Two
animals free OF duty. sa2l00oo; barley. s7,67oooO
figs s477 900; pums and prnes s,i73.355; hibcrts
and wanuts s587.476; hops. 100000 rice. rice meal
etc. ~ 600 raxseed iinseed $500 600 tobacco
leaf for wrappers sI.4I7,20i all other leaf. manu-
stemmed as i29 600; all other
featured s47T 900 ree o. 40 900 macaroni ree
$1,000 max. hacked. s92l 900 nax. not dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

THE DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO VOTE, 'AND A
QUORUM is COUNTED BY THE SPEAKER
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-05-16
CLEANED FROM THE NAILS

The engagement of Miss Winnie Davis
daughter of the late Hon. Jefferson Davis, to
Mr.. Alfred Wilkinson of Syracuse, N. Y.
which has been rumored for month past, is
authoritatively announced by her mother in q
letter written May 1st, to friend. Mrs. Davis
says; 81 think the young couple have every
chance of happiness together, my husband
knew and liked him, and appreciated that a
regard which had existed nearly four years
could not be uprooted. Send your good wishes
for her as she sails on her return home on the
10th of May
Grover Cleveland was admitted to practice
IN the Supreme Court of the United States last
week. He was introduced by Ex-Attornev
General Garland, who moved his admittance
lie took the usual oath, paid $40, and got the
certlhcate OF admission. A crowd gathered TO
see him as soon as it was known he was there
lie was modest and dignified, and made him
self agreeable to the acquaintances he cbanood
to meet
Miss Annie Cammack of Baltimore was wi
sitting an aunt in Washington, near the houso in
which Secretary Tracy lived. From her win
dow she saw Mrs Tracy's fatal lean from bor
burning chamber on the night of the fire Hor
nervous system was so shocked that her health
mas declined ever since. And on the ID met
she died In Athens, Ca, whittier she had oono
for change of scene. e0-''
MISS Ward, daughter of the wealthy Detroit.
WIDOW who recently married Alexander Came
ron of Toronto, has been captured bv Prince
tie Benyon Caraman of France, The Prince
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-05-16
POLITICAL NOTES,

The Kentucky legislature being in ses
sion the election of successor to the late
Senator Beck will take place without de-
lay. The five strongest candidates before
the Democratic caucus are Jno. G.. Carlisle
VIM. Lindsay, Gov. S. B. Buckner, Jas
b. McCreary and Proctor Knott. The
chances are in favor of Carlisle.
Tazewell Elicit and Speaker Cardwel
are both in the field in the Richmond dis
trict against George D. Wise for the Dem.
ocratic nomination for congress.
Some of the Republican papers of Col.
O'Ferrall's district are advocating making
no nomination for congress this year and
giving all opening for Democratic indie
pendent.
Robert A. Smith (Dem) has been elected
Mayor of St. Paul, Mimi, by 200 MAORI.
ty. 1t was a Waterloo for the Republicans
James G. Blaine, Secretary of State. is
surety on the official bond of Lee Person a
Negro who was appointed postmaster at
Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-05-16
THE FOLLY OF DECEIT IN
pot TTT1S

Just before the Mckinley tariff bill was
reported III the House the Republican
leaders gave out rs the straight tip, that
| it gave the farmers 'protectiOn'' on
1856 ,O00, O0O worth of their products.
''Uncle'' Jerry Rusk. one of MI Harrison s
Secretaries, came out in a long letter re-
inforcing the statement. Even influential
Republican papers were deceived into pub
| fishing and endorsing it. The Democratic
papers literally tore Uncle Jerry and the
statement to bits. No such giant deceit had
before been attempted on the farming popu-
lation of the country. The great crops made
in this country are wheat and corn. Of
wheat, there was imported into the United
States during 1889, just 1916 bushels, and
of corn, just 2,38S bushels-!! The imports
of agricultural products which are sspro-
tected" do not amount to $40, 900, OOo.
When Mr.. Mckinley came to defend his
bill in the House, he did not dare to endorse
Uncle Jerry Rusk, Oh the tariff managers.
who had put the figures at 1856, 200 900. He
said Of his bill:
"Under the duties fixed by the bill the an
nual imports of S25,OOO,OOO of agricultural
products would be supplied to the people of
the United States by the American farmers
rather than by the Canadian farmers; this
sum so distributed would relieve some of the
depression prevailing, give them confidence
and courage and increased ability to raise the
mortgages on their FARMS
What bubble will be blown to be pricked
next ?
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will get something like St50,OOO a year will
his young and beautiful bride.
Gen. Scott Ship, Superintendent Of the Vir
gina Military Institute, has been appointed
by the President one of the Visitors to the
Military Academy at West Point, for this
year.
The Singer Sewing Machine Works at Eliza
beth, N. j., were destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst, with SO 900 finished machines. The loss
is estimated at 81, 600. o0O
Philip Henson near Corinth, Miss, who
stands six feet six inches in his stockings. has
beard that reaches the ground. 1t is of only
fourteen years growth.
The farms in Montgomery county, Va,
are selling at city block prices. Allen
Eskridge has just sold his farm of 81 acres
for Sic, 900.
The funeral of De Yong Loo Hing, the
Grand Master of Chinese Free Masons in the
United States, took place in New York, Mon
day, and was attended by 800 Chinese.
In reply to a letter from Norfolk boy ask
ing name for his soldier company, Cover
nor Mckinney suggests that it becalled "The
Little Rebels
Prof. F. P. Miles of Blacksburg Va. Col
lege, died on the Sd instant.