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A slight cold, II neglected, often
attacks the lungs Browns Bron-
chial Troches give sure and inlme-
diate relief. So5doHy fn60Tes. PEiee
% cents.
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Hirschman's Dissolution Sale still
continues Mt los =. Main St Big
reduction on all gradcs Of Shoes.
Don't fail to attend it. Mail order
prDmptly attended tO.
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RICHMOND.

Mayor, Thomas Griffin.
Recorder, c. Il. Harris.
Assessor and Collector, Ell Webb.
Treasurer, c. Traveller.
Marshal, F. 4. Pair.
Councilmen, w. c. Burnham, G.
NJ. Thompson, +. G. Robinson, c.
u. Merrill, l.. p. Swendsen, J. G.
Whittle, ). c. Nelson.
Justices of the Peace, zw. X.
Burnham, Eli Webb.
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arrive at cI Ts. at
Depot once nee
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SLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, made miser-
able 10y that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for II. For sale
at 4. c. smith * Co.'S drug store.
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Our Muslin Hinder,

Our Muslin Underwear Sale viii
nat take place until the middle Of
February; it will ray the Ladies e.
wait fOrit. T. AUERBACH & BRO.
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CHICAGO, Feb1s.-New York, "a;
New Orleans, IS; st. Louis. 50; Gin
cinnati, 36; Chicago, .; Winnipeg,
- below zero.
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u RT 81.

BAESEs.-In the Tweuty-Arst Ward Of
this city, Tuesday, Feb. i, ls9o. to the wife
Of Henry Barnes, daughter. Mother and
ehila doing well.
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Go TO SPENCER, BYwATER < Co.
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Gutieriug, Spouting, Stoves anu
Tinyare. etc.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
50 quickly cured by Shiloh;s Cure.
We guarantee it. For sale n 4. C..
Smith & Co.'S drug store. ]
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Handorn.. Rox

brought multitude OF ills upon humanity.
so saith the ancients I; but a bottle OF .OZO-
DON'T is a well-sprinS Of JOY in the family.
II refreshes the invalid by cleansing his
mouth and fits the belle for parlor.
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laDyICE TO MOTHERS

Mrs. wtxsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used for children teeth
ing. II soothss the child. soffens the gums
aliays all pain, cures wind collie. and ls the
best remedy for dirrrhra- Twenty five
cents bottle. decd WY
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NOTICE.

HoLDERs OF REBATE CHECKS
IL issacd by the PEOPLES
EQUITABLE CO-oP. are hereby mott
fed TO surrender the same before
March 10. lssO. At the onice Of the Asso-
CATION, preparatory TO the Semi
Annual Declaration OF Dividends.
JOS. ANDERSON.
did Secretary
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WANTED.


A NEW YoaK ACCIDENT INSURANCE
n Company. accepting preferred" risk
only. desires an A man 20 represent them
IN this Territory. Address. MOsKowTrZ &
CHILDs. General As'ts. 50 ard 81 jacobson
Building, Denver. Colorado. dS
INCUR OR SIX LOpGEgs APPLY At
Il corner OF Seventh and 7 sts.. soihWard.
DETECTIvEs. We want 4 man in every
hlocali;y 70 &C; as Private Detective un-
der our Instructions. Expenence not neces-
SHY. Particulars free Central Detective
Bureau. Box 1876. Topeka. Kansas.
A GENTS WANTED New and wonder
N ful Book IN both English ann German.
Recent Explorations and Adventures OF
Stanley in the Wilds Of Africa Thrilling
accounts Of his journey across the dark
continent Over go hne engravings. A
Sonanza for Agents send 20 cts. for outfit.
Circulars free. BOREI.AND & Co. lol
State ST Chicago. H. d satSwed
S75.oo to $780, a Toskins f sag os
Agents preferred who can furnish n horse
Hnd give their whole time % the business.
spare moments may he probably employed
also. a few vacancies IN towns and cities
n. ?. JOHNSON & co. 1909. Main 81, Rich
mond. Va
y. B.-Ladies employed aiso. Never
mind about sendingsi amp for repiy- COM
Quick Yours for biz. T. T. J. 4 code m
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CATARRH CURED. health aud
sweet breath secured, by Shil3h's
Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Nasal Injector free.
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FOR SALE.

WYE REFRESEyr EASTERN CAPT.
w tai. Owners having property for
sale az fair prices. either inside or acreage.
call or address. SIMFsgS a Co, Room eoa
Progress Building. r o. Box 1852
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uo,nc Wade Wool uose.

Childs.', I2lc. pair, worth @oc.
Misses, 2nc. g & SOC.
Ladies', a5c. d" SIC.
Peoples Equita' le Coop.
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\ ICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y cciv8t Up % l. O'Clock noon. February
"a $50, by the Trustees OF the 18th District
school. for the furnishing OF material and
construction of a new school building for
the isth District school % salt Lake city.
Utah. Plans and specifications can be seen
AZ the o1Ice % n Monhein. Architect, Isl
: Main 81. Trustees reserve The right
&c reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM NELSON.
G.. :. ERB.
Z. r. CLUTE-
Trustees.
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$500 Boots selling for 500.
H. Z. PHELPs, s. 5. West Temple.
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Inc following appointments OF
deputy registrars have also been
made:
WEBER COUNTY.
Huntsville, Joseph Smith.
Eden, James Chambers.
North Ogden, Jesse VanderhoOf.
Pleasant View. Heber Salisbury.
Plain City, Moroni Skeen.
Statewide, Charles Webb.
Marriotts, John Allen.
Lynne, A. J. Stone.
Wilson, VIM. Ramey.
kaEesville, Ed. Sewell.
West Weber, VIM. Sewell.
Hooper, John Everett, Sen.
Riverdale, George Ritter.
Uintah, G.. De La Baume.
Harrisville, T. w. Hurd.
Ogden, Glen Schramm, F. a.
Shells.
GARFIELD COUNTY.
Panguitch, Thomas Houston.
Hillsdale, James +. johnson.
Cannonyille, Edward Pearce.
Escalante, John G. Roe.
Coyote, c. l.. King.
SUMMIT COUNTY.
Wilson /. Snyder was named rs
registration officer for Summit
County.
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uninn PnciHc Lands.

Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. c. +. WANTLASD, y gent,
POI 5. Main ST., Salt Lake City. ut
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ALABAMA. Feb. I9.-The Worlds
fair conference report was adopted
in the assembly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Don't Feel Wen.

knd yet you are not sick enough to
consult Z doctor, or you refrain
from so doing 70, fear you will
alarm yourself aud ffie1.ts-vewill
tell you just what you need. u is
HOODS Sarsaparilla, which will LIT
you out of that uncertain, uneomfor
table, dangerous condition, into n
state Of good health, confidence and
cheerfulness. You've no idea how
potent this peculiar medicine is in
cases like yours. 2
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Mems Suits from Ss.75, Boys Suit
fromSl 81. PEOPLES EquitableCO-Ou
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ing MUNICIPAL oihcers:
PROVO.
Mayor, John +. Booth.
Recorder, l. NJ. Jensen.
Treasurer, James T.. Daniels, Sen.
Assessor and Collector, Thee. NJ.
Samuelson.
Marshal, John AsBrown.
CQancilmen-Robert II. Thomas.
E. orHendrickson, John Z. Dunn,
Samuel Liddiard, John ID. Dickson,
Henry ]. Maiben. =
No certificates haze been issued
to the aldermen voted for on the
same ticket, nor to those for whom
few votes were cast for justices Of
the peace.
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Observation-Disclosures
GRAND ANNUAL
TTITTTITITIFITH-TTTT7TTTTTTTHTTTT
the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered I!
First Como, First Served.
.!

so The Newest Designs Richest Qualify Of Paris Dress Patterns
Regular Prizes $4,000; Our Price Si2I5.
so Paris Dress Patterns Regular Price, $780, Our Price s75
1 Lot Paris Embroidered Suits" ESQ; 4" $50.
Lot Of rmura BGad8 Silks in Beautiful Shades S7lc RSsssd c
Lot Latest Novelty LOusanas Striped Surah SS rs worth S5
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following Is the Schedule OF arrival ana
closing Of Mains n sails Lake City Post
Oflice, November %, lss9.
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nrnen nennrfmcuf.

Full Cream Cheese at I2lc To-.
Best Raisins al lac. 10.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
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sausnSei Sausa=s:, Snu>a=r,::

Sausaxei sausa=e:, SnuSaEr.::
Vienna Liver Wurst, Head
Cheese, all Fork Sausage, Beef
Sausage, Bologna, Wiener, Wurst-
Breakfast Bacon. HOme-cIred
Hams, Corned Beef, Picked Fork,
Dried Beet, Dried Nenison, aud
Fresh Meats OF all kinds in season.
Meats promptly delivered. Low
prices and quick returns. Telephone
66. +. J. MAY,
Union Market, 81 T.. First South.
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REGISTRAR.

The following appointments OF
deputy registrars have also been
, 1890-02-22
CHRISTIANSTED.

AANC III
Febry. 2O-Per schr. "Vigilant'' from
st. Thomas-Patrick Patrick, Elizabeth
Francls, Miss E. Arctander & niece E.
Wifi, W. A. HEWLETT.
Febry. 21-Jacob Sasso Esqr, Oscar
De Wihdt.
FREDERIKSTED.
The g.. s. Acadia arrived here on
Tuesday afternoon from New York landed
800 packages Merchandise and left for
St. Kits.
The S. s. "Sidonian" arrived here to day
from ST. Kits loaded 100 Hhds. Sugar
and left for New York via J Anlica.
Febry. 18-Per $. S. acadia" for St.
Kitts-Henry Harnat.
F@Dry. 19-Per schr. ".At}antic" fir I'M St.
Thomas-Miss S. J. Ulst'up, Ann E.
Bastian. Cathrine Bastian, Mr., w n. Dean.
Febry. 2O-Per schr, "Aliantlc' for St.
ThomaS-Miss RAff0rd.
Febry. 20-Per S. S. "SidOnian" from st.
Kitts-Messrs P. R. Cumming & j. j.
Rrskine.
, 1890-02-22
P R 0 G E E D n G s
OLE TEIE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
PO II - II. NJ x.
Continued -fron Avis No 49,

Agreeable to previous ore the Council
proceed ed tn:
Bird Discussion on Ora It Of Law concern
ing alterations in The CoionitI Ltv for
the DAniGh West India islands of 9th
Nov. 1868.
No amendments were proposed by the
Government.
The Governor left thA Assembly.
Members Brown and Faher took their
seats again.
No one requested the word further.
The Council unanimously with IL votes
against l q not voting, Qnin and l. .mming)
adopted not to recotnmend the Draft of
Law, and to frame The most Submissive
Report in accordance with The Commitlte's
Report .t..4-
The Minority's Report was reserved.
The1M0st Submissive Report famed by
the COmmittee of teegD raftgp eaccDrdancB
with the Committees Report reaIs as
follows: r-q
MOST SUBMISSI VE REPORT
on the Draft of Lac concerning alterations
in the Colonial Lao of 27tb Nlpember 1868.
The Government has in q meeting on
the 18th October 1889 laid before the
Colonial Council the Draft of Law concern
ing alterations in the Colonial Law Of 9th
November 1863. The Draft has thereafre r
been submitted to the prescribed 3 dis
cussions, and the Council begs most submits
sively to make the following report, which,
as a matter of course, treats said Draft only
an far &s it concerns the Municipality of
ST. Croix.
The Council begs to premise that the
q Draft is not accompanied by the usual re-
marks, and that this want is not quite,
even if partly, pemedted by the. GOVERNORS
speech in ghe Council on the 14th Oct. last,
nor by the Councils Committee having had
ameeting with HisExcellency the Governor,
nor by our having been made acquainted
With the contents of the Ministry OF Finan-
ceS letter to Government of 9th August
last. Principally on account hereof the
Councl has considered it expedient to be
more, explicit on certain points than it
w0tld otherwise ave been.
1t has been often said in this connection,
and as We suppose is generally admitted,
that, as far as concerns st. Oroix the sup
position has failed, under which the Colo.
NAL Law of 1863 emanated,. viz, that the
two Westindiap municipalities would be
, 1890-02-22
R. II
Publication.

PURSUANT to Ordinance of 10Th
August 1874, it is hereby made
known that | have received announce
ment, that Mr. L H. MILLER has
been appointed Manager of the Co.
lonial Bank in St. Croix during Mr..
F. PETFORD'S absence from the
island.
Frederiksted's Police Office the 10Th
February 1890.
M mn R. PETERSEN,
, 1890-02-22
PrOklama'

LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have
noget at .fordre i Boet efter afg
T0mxer ALBERT PETERSEN her
az Byen indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for undertegno-
de Skifteret at anmeIde og bevislig-
gj0re saadant Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix den
code Februar 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07
Foreign.


A FIRE in Paris has destroyed Osborn's
library valued at $780, and containing
many unique historical documents.
THE Duke OF Orleans who went to Paris
with the avowed intention of enlisting in the
French army. and who was then arrested on
the charge of violating the law exiting from
France all pretenders to the French throne,
was arraigned before the Tribunal Of the
Seine and sentenced TO two years imprison-
ment.
A Gun burst on one Of the ships of the
German squadron off Smyrna and killed one
sailor and injured two.
THOMAS KANE was hanged in the Jail yard
at Toronto. Canada, for the murder of his
wife in November last. He met his fate res
olutely.
THE Manitoba Legislature decided TO abol-
ish the official use of the French language in
that province by vote of % TO 10. The
French-speaking people are very indignant
and viii appeal the matter TO higher tribunals.
THE report of the special commission ap.
pointed to investigate the charges of the Lon
don Times against the Parnellite members Of
the British House of Commons has been
made public. The report exonerates Parnell
and mildly denounces Davitt.
a DISPATCH received in London announces
the death of the Sultan OF Zanzibar His
demise was sudden.
THE British corvette Conquest ran ashore
on the Island of Pemba, thirty miles north
Of Zanzibar.
AT the request of -. Hirsch, the Ameri-
can Minister, the Turkish Government has
imprisoned in his own palace Moussa Bey,
the Kurdish chief, who is charged with
robbing and outraging Christicns in Ar
menia.
The beautiful University building of
Toronto, has been destroyed by fire. The
fire broke out while preparations were being
made for the annual conversations. The
University buildings cost 100000. The
library was valued at 500 900.
THE British steamship Ludgate Hill, bound
for London from New York, collided with
the British steamship Deesde. The latter
vessel sank and seven of her crew were
drowned.
AT the Australian Conference in Mel
bourne Sir Henry Parke's motion in favor
Of Colonial Federation was unanimously
adopted.
AT wedding party at Pontivy, France
the vehicle conveying the bride and bride
groom and a number of their friends was
upset and the whole party of twelve were
precipitated into the river and drowned.
A RECENT election in Hawaii has resulted
in q sweeping victory for the native party.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07
THE LABOR WORLD.

ATLANTA claims an increase last year Of
800 new industries, small and great.
HENRY GEORGE is said to be one Of the
fastest typesetters in this country
ACCORDING to the shop reports of the
Locksmiths and Railing Makers Union the
demand for labor is larger than the supply
at present.
THE Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics has
decided to begin thorough investigation
into the system of mortgages which prevails
in that State.
THE Atlantic ship owners have held a meet
ing in Liverpool at which they arranged
combination to defeat any possible strike on
the part of the stevedores.
THE contract Tor three and half miles of
elevated railway in Chicago was let to Car
negie Phipps s. Co. of Pittsburg. The price
will be between $500, 900 and 81, 900, 600.
THE eight-hour movement is gaining
ground in London, but the Government re-
fuses to take part in the eight-hour dis
cussiOn to be held at Berne on invitation Of
the Swiss Republic.
THE Knights of Labor in Canada will
petition the Canadian Parliament for the
appointment Of a board of arbitration, to
which all matters in dispute between capital
and labor will be referred
IT is announced in England that John
Burns, the leader of the dock strike. is COM
ing to this country for a short rest, and TO
study the labor problem here, upon the in
vitatlOn of American labor leaders.
The Journeymen Bricklayers' Protective
Association, one OF the strongest labor unions
in Philadelphia, after a long and spirited
discussion defeated by vote of 1872 to 81
proposition making eight hours days work.
THE German Socialists have abandoned
their idea of organizing a universal labor
strike in May owing to the favorable utter
ances contained IN the recent rescrlpts issued
by Emperor William with regard to the
working classes.
The treatment Of coolies on German liners
was the subject of question put recently in
the Reichstag, and the Secretary CT State,
Won BOettlcher, stated in reply that the Ger
man Government saw no reason for stopping
tie employment of lascars and coolies
TIE fact that the labor movement is in
creaslng again appears 70 be evident from
the fact that new trade and labor weeklies
are published at rate of about three per
month Since in 1857 the movement col
lapsed over thirty labor papers have died
A CHINSEY-SWEEPS' strike occurred re-
Gently in Vienna. The Vienna chimney
sweepers mum Der 146 masters. go assistants
and 40 apprentices. The masters take all
the money and pay the a sistants twelve
forms a month. 1t ha- been proved that
several great fires, including that of the
Ring Theatre, arose from apprentices doing
the sweeping, for which the masters pocketed
the money.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07
A PLUCKY FARMER.
Seventy Years Old, Yet He Defeats
Two Burglars

Two Burglars.
One burglar shot dead and another badly
wounded is the story of struggle at farm
house, one mile east of Cresline Ohio.
Shortly after nine o'clock Justin Frengle
and his wife, both over seventy years old,
were startled by rap at the door and the
announcement from some one without that
he had a despatch for Frengle. The door
was opened and in rushed two men,
one of whom grappled with Fren-
gle and the other threatened Mrs
Frengle with instant death if she made an
cutlery. She screamed Justify, whereat the
burglar seized her, threw her to the floor and
was in desperate struggle on the floor with
Frengle who is a powerful man despite his
years. Frengle finally succeeded in drawing
his revolver from his pocket, but unable to
shoot his own assailant he took aim at the
man who was choking his wife and
shot him through the heart. The man
struggled to his feet, reeled through the
room and fell a corpse just out
side the door. The other burglar then
released his hold on Frengle and started to
fee, but the plucRy old man fired a second
shot, which caused him to stagger. He got
away and disappeared in the darkness
though evidently badly wou nded.
The body of the dead burglar was taken to
CreStline to await possible identified ion.
The man was about thirty-fve years of age
and probably professional burglar. In the
struggle he dropped satchel that was found
to contain burglars tools.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07

THE bill in the Canadian Parliament TO
abolish the duty on American corn imported
into Canada to distin has been defeated.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.


THE wife OF J. G. Fisher, of Rutledge
Penn, committed suicide by setting her
clothes on fire
THE annual Convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association met in
New York CITY. James W. Scott Of the
Chicago Herald President of the association,
was in the chair.
IN the recent hurricane that swept the
North Atlantic the herring schooner Isaac
a. Chapman. of Gloucester, Mass, is thought
to have been lost with the eight men COM
prising her crew.
THE boiler OF a locomotive exploded at
Douglass Station, near West Newton. Penn,
and one man was killed and two injured.
HARRY LEBo. of Reading Penn, shot and
fatally wounded his wife who had left him
on account of i'll treatment. Dave Fisher,
Mrs. Lebo's father, died of heart disease inn
mediately after the shooting.
PHILIP MOWER and wife, of Schuyler n.
Y, were instantly killed by the Central Hud-
son train near Frankfort.
WILLIAM HUDSON, river pirate and des,
perate character, was shot at Philadelphia
and fatally wounded while resisting arrest by
Officer Nash of the HarbOr Police
Two unknown tramps were struck by a
shifting engine on the Reading Railroad in
the cut near Harrisburg Penn, and instant
Iy killed.
A SYNDICATE of English capitalists have
bought the rubber mills of Trenton, n j.
for $50, 600.
THE body of Hiram F. Sawtelle, missing
near East Lebanon, Me-, and many strong
pieces of evidence against his brother Isaac
are in possession of the police.
ISAAC SAwTELLE, accused of numbering
his brother Hiram, made partial confession
at Dover, n. H.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07
WASHINGTON.

THE House Committee on Territories de-
cided 20 report favorably Delegate Carey s
bill for the admission of the Territory Of
Wyoming as State.
THE Senate in executive session have finally
disposed of the nomination of Thomas J.
Morgan to be Commissioner of Internal At
fairs by vote in the affirmative.
SECRETARY BLAINE resumed his officia
duties at the State Department for the first
time since his recent bereavements and one
Of his first acts was the appointment Of S. A.
Brown, of Washir gton, as Chief Clerk of the
Department.
THE House Special Committee on Worlds
Fair has reported in favor of building ar
international Expositi on in 1892.
THE Judiciary Committee of the House
has ordered favorable report to be made or
international copyright bill.
A CALL has been issued for a convention
OF colored business men of the United States
to be held in Washington. for the purpose OF
establishing a permanent organization OF
colored business men.
THE Senate in secret session confirmed the
following nominations: Charles Emory
Smith, Minister to Russia; J. Fenner Lee OF
Maryland. Secretary CT Legation at Rio de