The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20
NEW IoBK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY inns,
EYW lORK. Feb. 10, 1891.

An advance of ten TO fifteen points took
place in cotton to-day, with heavy trading on
the Exchange. especially for the near positions.
The movement is considered simply a
natural reaction from The extreme depression
which has taken place for the past sixty days.
Liverpool appears to be leading the upward
movement.
Hamilton Fish. Grants old Secretary Of
State. said in an interview on reciprocity: Il
believe that the Mckinley tariff is prohibition
and not protection. There was no necessity
Tor in. You may quote me as believing true
reciprocity in all directions 60 toe WISE policy
for our country, and lam not aresirctioms'.'
rNDEAyoRING TO EKoEGLNIzR.
The directors and officers of the American
loan and Trust Company were IN session all
fine forenoon endeaNoTlng toaIiauSe scheme
az roorraniZatiOn. Russell Sage l. active IN
bcl!df of the suspended Trust COMPANY. Inc
am hcati0n foI receiver - 70 he WlthhaNH'
James 4. Blair * regarded as the coming
rre.ideut IL a reorganization is Effected
rAHxE11's PROPOSED VISIT.
The report that Parnel Is coming to
America occasions considerable controversy
here II is certain that the strong conserve
live element will refuse to recognize him, and
ms supnort would have to come from the ire
,9,o,s and irrcconcilablcs. il Will. IN the
opinion W .,l I;.,,,,,'. and Ascension
h'lhlHS "", '"' 1910 I'm II, H.. ,,. +,,,
hnd is 10 ne HDpi"'V'' ny '-i WI vi - H..
continuance Of the active help and sympathy
Of American public opinion.
JOHNSTON HONoRs his EEsTwH1LE POE
Tho most looked for participants I'm tO-day's
s.-.--.i nr,cossion were General Joseph +.
rI,.tor and the New York Camp Confederate
V..ersus The veterans preceded the dele
r~ation from the Chamber of Commerce,
Ind tbev gave public expression
of the patriotism and loyalty of
the old soldiers Of the Contedei3cy ana
their respect ana hon"r ior "'H''"i mani
DESIGNATING iAPh'INLNl'
The Medical Record tomorrow Will print
Ella, otfciol account Of the recent bone grliung
government in Charity Hospital. Blachw'hs
Island. II SAYS THE operation ls q success
IN SD far as II establishes th"princpl"t tina, II is
r.~-lble to grow large masses ~ tissues from
animal % mnn. and 90 esia9ush me oH'uiA-
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BRAYToN IVES COLLECTION.
The announcement that the American Art
Association Will dispose of MI Bayton ives
lorre collection of Oriental poiccain~ worries
rare. curos and rare books and manuscripts
next month nas reused uncommon interest,"
among the collectors oil TWO con. iNei'9. ne
hrst view "il.n "'n W. na' n ',',l',l,,l,I,
the AHSoC' a''"H W. ,',ol.. NJ,
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OFF FOR PALESTINE.
The first section of the Rev. KlttredSe
Wheelei's party. bound for Egypt aud Pales-
tine. left New York yesterday ON The lhnan
Line steamer City of New York. The second
section viii start on March llth 10y the steam
cr City ~ Chicago of the same Inc among
those who make ne l1uI "ic ,n' ny D. B.
rouge W uvci'i ~ ''f pirD,tnn \ T. the
Rev. Mungo Fraser. Of Hamilton, Ont; the
Roy T. Groncll. of Detroit Mich. and Dr.
L G. Won 1ress. of Monroe City, Ind
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Ia the quiet VILLAGE OF Day huSf, III. ~ ~
side OF the cltN ln's' ,,,n lee liyca an
c9lhI,n9,lon anu H.. Iri,ioes n century. Her
v.t my NJ Isesie Russc6 and She was born
naT,e II NJ -, H. ,."or IN coming 70 tins