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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

FOREIGN DRIED FRrlT-In dried ituit' there !, ; /.
-Hairc, since tc close week hardly noticeable,
ca /, "!, ' or SSe 'g tSk vaena r"i,n, az quoted
At i'@'G Tor ana ' tsol 70" arr In snail n.p
and nominal In price california ,io'k ngS' nom ~ -
jdj'.c n cash, Iarragona almonds l@c br'lii nuts
49di'.c. Wsluut,. 'dlO+c.
yobtrf, , At ps-cat Thee out ntte toek Of I'D
u.n n nrt hand. and light and market easy win
'.c,rf- - $50 ~. ana Bank At 81 ''"9'. M'eNere
FIoTE ATp MEAI.-FLoUR-ffce Offering, were
again general ruiz in t, Inc ina thy rn ne, ~
nsi va" @,M an a ~. .,,r o1 Iec sceoaat
Sith light ion, noted in SON. cas-, The .S;
c .higS ior ~Ipcri @cudng bs eSir. 80
~ So 6f, Mnne-ou, Sa s5G u . 800 bb winter
seSs $50 1, sqgsr'lne g see - NJ %
indie 80 = So Yoen 49, =. Z = SH o Sli -g1 70
choice - 75d, so fancy O5dsi % patents ordinary
choice s5as' g. fancy = 900 s. Io Mness9,.
mx,gr. - 9C@S' 20 str'setr ,C SSmSa 70 t1 T.
t !aans,' T'1 s6 II r,lTRv in riS%
. sf '% at az sss1Sl{ 1 P'ds ~ a%
"a 8 SHGEN5AT fs2G%9s"'' (. g
in clrIos on track and 57a5sc in boltloaiN corn
sna hand, @iDc 40 x o sa Ss lbs ''''
"a wiz Win 10. cs nSr '%f sSf b .G
for Ocs .d Sa t sS W." sd f SG nS a T
mo afternoon session how.yes ds,eopd strong" nS
attended With frequent variations e9i over II 900 oo9
and and" jo S%aPf' and s coapsi VIM The trrs@ l
Gn r of on on Sot @"cons to pSD%
adyiec, werr quo. ID sh'noS n London
roOpd gd oHc per az. ar 0Si n c 70 @ S
pr,ssed showing losses OF Sass There
% 0% Sohc sS'6 both s' to the
paG %od h va By ne S S-n"f ii
chicago similar amount, tr1p rep9'fts from tsr whtr
market several messages DECLARED that ths dumage 10
the growing plant va, GSGG%9s 'os and g 9,n o
tIs ther9 MAS ib raj buying for eNpors and private
S SS from %ut quite general 1 t. '' IN
, Wsy opSd at asc and sold between o5E sni
9o'e tiG.ns At 9Ss JqS srr Sid at 9r 9d .a5,e
leaving of at Oh a., AMY a. at Interior point T"te
ls9 500 and 30 l6s bush respectively var ego Seatoad
tcegt a9l b"S cc'yan' a pSs wheat ana md
SPOT Win activity closing 'ranser shippers took
MAY tSrar N a Sogr oap NS red @ds N aI
NAY oieat: do + q b.. store at '.ajc NAV and
TS' Da rS within s Scs Coo .n ,1ss
c" 20 pot , S'4%5 s 81 Ss o nna, al
wint.r red and spns at s3cdsi OFF, No ; red aHOIt
81 oot15 Gl5 dc 60 M"n 81 cScg st o. do do
April 97Ldossc. closing AZ osqc do Nav, 95Ad05',e.
ja G,"f S5 T. ss G so.% @
oT Mon 0 Or e o%oa r%SoS
S hss S''q az ooe XNSbA setsd quoted
and at one period pye ., 1 s%sd ieS NSe oweT
uni loading by the foreign e.nt Cables heavy sGa
At Il which helped The downward tndcncy tle
Psg S TOes sf wSh S6ec%d 6c he '' .
The spot market ruled weaSr carly in The session hut
ne"dns ni.ed aeOat at ieNa &C ste.S,cr mined
s s,G% t eSia's sae: os%s
s,ot including uneraded mixed aad white a. 4oi2d0Oc
No M snOat Stnmcr mfNed. fD2diOr elevator
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DAMAGE IN THE SOUTH AND WET.

Ner-Orcan, March ls.-"rhe Tine Democrat
DaIsS. Texas. dispatch says: The hurricane ~
rain slect and snow ragged "ith fury all mgi'. -
mari Of the whole state from Red River Ia the Gun
escaped its whitening brath aud icy embrace. ~
emo po,nts snow reached the eAts ordinary depth Of
tuenty inches II conceded here that the flui crop i
totally swept away but many think that wher" 'he
SNOW buried wheat t,nd cate. these crops VIII To-"
.aved paspatches today from 100 points In me
state report that II IL calamity worse thnn ahN
thing that ha- occurred On the last ten year,.
The Picayune's" Austin, Tex, dispatch SAYS;
terrific norl her accom- panied ty sce struck ms re
lion about midnight Wednesday, and Yesterday me
,,,nnd was covered with ioe. Growing corn ana All
veeotatiop has been killed. Fruit Is deNiro>cl' an"
in some instances possibly fhe Trees. Inc 9"'''
Commissioner Of Agriculture estimates the los 81 h
peach and plum crop alone III the STAT" nj Tl'''''
900 sugar planters here fear their cane mas D''''
seriously Injured
n.n,,ches from many ponts In Central and
No-thea>t Mississippi report heavy sno"Nt"rns "nd
treoy,ng weather six inches Of snow Is reported all
over the Yazoo valley. severe weather also pi'N"N
throughout Northwestern Louisiana"
At Helena. Arb. foureen-hour~' ince'-hn' ,n'"
Wa terminated 81 O'Clock yesterday morning I''N'
ing the ground 10 depth {" thirteen In'he-'
,l, heaviest snowfall in that section for seventeen
years.
Austin Tex March 16.-Ihc terrific n"rthrr 81
Wednesday night which tore up everything k'II"l
the peaches and wheat throughout Texas oeAo''
Young corn which just up All Hover arr
flowers killed.
Kansas City. No. March 10 ihe J"url"
Guthrie Ola. dispatch SAYS that ine S'oim VI 'H"
dav was the most severe ever experienced IN mat
co,,ptry The land /, frozen solid for loot deep
aud Is covered with eight inchcs Of SNOW" N'h'
fatalities will occur among ahe boomers Wh" "'V
.waitipg the cession ~ the Indian land, HUNDREDS
of cattle have been frozer 70 death IN 10" o''p'
Indian country, and numbers are .upPosrn " nave
succumlsd in other parts or the lerrl'"iN, -,
~narta H. March l5.-Ihc tem~r7sule NJ
several degrees below zero. ana great i7,r0 mr. |
ATTAINED Tor the urowing wheat. Much damage h"'
DO
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TO ERECT An ALTAR IN ROME.

meeting OF leading Roman Catholics was held on
n p.trcks day complete arrangements Tor an atl
uuion 10 be- held during Easter week for the purpose o'
raising fund, erect altar 20 be dedicated 10 the
Holy Ghost IN the Church u ST. Patf'k hou'' "o"s
,.. interested In the movement James kofh' pcsl'
~ ~ the Irish Emigrunt Society; jeremiah Fl1p,trlck,
r.d,nt Of the Particular Council Of ST. Vincent de raul
conferences; Mr.. Thomas r. Meaghcr, Mrs Charles
Uansctt Mr.. Edmund D Bowen, Mrs. T. D. hehhedy'
Nrs lanes Tranor. Mrs q. j. Lynch, Mrs Robert Nc
,in,i. IT, Mrr W. Gelchcnon. Mrs James j. ~ an
Mrs james EASILY, Mrs. A. l.. Aohmsn' the Misses
Ami, Lc,ry aud Julia Kent Several besutnui pant
incs and numerous valuable articles of brlcabrac "i De
d,poscd those holding shares at hfty cents snare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

..old b,ys a. they called the guests Of the
evening good time had been promised by the COM
mittec and kept It's word faithfully. An Interesting
entertainments consisting Of comedy. songs, drceS ana
sketcbe was asticaIy spplsuded The following
yc- ,,ong tho>, present: CAPTAIN Rhoad,. Lieut. nant
Wilson Captain Rand. Lieutenant Stale, Captain ConoVrr
Lieutenant H. f.. Zittel. Sergeant w. F. Ghpn. H. r.
prcssingcr II. Dazell, W. \ Parmelee > NJ shaw OK
Canaan Barratt Lieutenant Wyckor Lieutenant Banning
ton q T. uernlnc D. < Mapcs Captain Martin, T. ;.
A . Csptaln Jane, Simpson. william X. Iothrop. Lieu
tenant McGrcgor David NJ. Doremus Charles ~ Benedict
and Ben lamin Martin.
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PILED DoWx 81 EAxKER scHwIE.1nlL.

Chicago. March 1.-THE failure Of Michael Schwic,
tbul private banker. doomed up to-day bigger and
blackcr than had been even remotely cOnjecturcd
Assignee Lancllart was examined In the County Court
and give out a statement Of a~,cts and liabilities. lie
placed the liabilities at SsI-o.jlG, and asscs S412.ss2.
Mr. Lanclar said there Sl3j,OOO worth Of Ger
uncatcs 81 deposit which >ch~icstlnl is believed 10
hold The announcement was made that Of 500. SIS
scheduled n doubtful aAsets. 4lJJ000 due from
the Atkinson steel snd spring Work OF which 5000
had been put 10 Judgment lc-ides scheduled lia
idlti,, there is ipi unknown contingent indebtedness.
of which some SiJOOO0 has already appeared. 1t
Is estimated that tie assignee win be nlIe to pay
about 30 cent, on the dollar.
II was charged in couu today that ScIwicslhal
had prefced hi, assignment by transferring consider
able propertv Ia his friends. and aso Tint before the
tauk's door. were closed he had allowed hh intmatcs
70 Withdraw their deposits shortly after this charge
WAS made Schwiesthal personally appeared In COURT
without icing served. and on announcing his readiness
IN lac examined. was sworn. He Wa then summoned
to appenr for examination tomorrow.
The affair, Of Iingle ~ Brecher are also connected
With the defnnct bank, aud investigation Of that
,r, affair, will follow The Jennings Trust Company
was thJs evening appointed receiver for the Atkinson
,.el aud spring Works. by Circuit Judge Collins, upon
anri,cnti,n of j. Gustav Baunann, who owns u
itin,5,v nf The 5000 shares OF the company. The
ynine ri The companys plant l. said 10 be 800 OOJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
GOVERNOR PECK DOESN'T LIKE HILL.

Chicago. March Il C-pecial)-'lhe pc"pie u NV
Cnitei states MAY c0unlendh'c ule 'dcuNc -" 49,,
NJ -cberpine politicians the small 0hcee' Dnt l"o'
As,p +bc line ri The Presidency and they VIII ara"
I'm. line on HILL said Governor George W. Ie'"' vi
Wisconsin. today. The Governor. VINO ma J'st IL
tnrucd from a throw weeks visit 10 New-forK wa
confident That the Ievul9On Of feeling among DEMOCRATS
against Hi has been great uht I'M HAY oo Nv"
almost safely considered ont Of The race. " IL NY
tito, - he said i'm Ia, gone too far ! have been
,,r,,rh New York state recently and ! tell you tIe
people are not Tor Ihll.' Regarding the NNcoNs''
delegation To the National Convention The "oVer"o
aid il would undoubtedly be for Cleveland ainous"
tbers might be Few delegates favorable to the ho'i
1870 n +a F.st he said Tor a Western candidate. anu
,Ts serood cnoce on me ticket not often men
fsfn.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
1rrn nrsTpIcr GERMANS ACTIVE.

The German Republican Organization OF the INA
Assembly District met lat evening at No 100 hehIil
4. This organization formerly met at No. % BOND
Il. II was decided 10 IIo possession OF the De" pa'c
Of meeting formally on April ID. Francis ficho' the
president presided. William Beck. the viccprc>iueh' ;
Frederick lIelnsbcrscr the secretary ana Nlh""i
,ckler tn. treasurer. asO at the meeting. Among
the other, present were William Weber, William Osborne
Loui, BlasS, Philip Icrck Vincent MeJevsh SillaI.
fairfield william schwartz. W Ham D"ugEls. E1NnIn
Eclv William Guntcr sherman kanmakcr, Richard
Bishop. Charlie, Mpchcl. Henry Iihrtneld H. Sterh
VI Solomon and samuel EOMIer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

CHICAGO. March Is (>pecia.There further liquids
ton of long wheat carly aud lower prices. Then followed
rally and drrrg the balance OF the day prices were
steady. Mav opened Si2 sold between s3ie and 81,
and closed at So. The early decline %
further liquidation ~ foreigners and by Western holders
Gables The Northwestern receipts large.
G2f >'abOJd Flea light
10000 with flour included The final stesdines ot
covering realize profits and continued cold
irOp-dlnace continue In
greater VOLUME. IL cNI"csd that weather viii
rather than these reports.
Com moved up and down s,spahetcaly with wheat
easier rarler rail I'd later. May olsnei at 3SA,
sold So aud 30 aud closed at 81. cents The
receipts 100 Tue r~ubt for Saturday, 40.
Country adVces indie from
first bands. without special feature. Nav
sold between Is AMI - aud closed at p cents The
receipts 100 The estimate for SATURDAY. 1so.
howl sion. ga ngain. NAV pork touched $40.
liquilat by holders There
be no inclination The pant Of interest
take the long al important scale there
"a The estimate for saturday 1900 Prices
al , cents lower Nav PORK sold nom
$40 - 10 SO aud closed $40 r. Nav lard from 40 ~
to p aid closed - 20 May ribs from - 81 =
ID so and CLOSED az - 81.
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HE THINKS TIE Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL
yEw,JERsEY LAWYER ATTACKS THE EtADiN'
COMBINATION.

m ,t,uopoUtv Of the bill passed by the New
$50 ,i-l,tur, lcpalizing the New Jersey tthiIal AMI
IDh,gh Valley railroad combination has been "''"',,"
Lv charles j. Pcehnll. lawyer % Jer'"N Wy VI"
,esan SAYS that the act TO lcgalnc the leasing ID 'o
,,r,tions hy other, pa-sed upOn Inc "'t ""F VI
tbe ,aS,i0n Of the STAT" legislature Inc ''' "a"
sent 10 the Governor - be- N'shou 81 ~,
, , AIR p.~lau argue, that the statute Hv
49,, ,, ,:overn,r thirty day- after the adjournment OF
h legislature for the consideration OF Dis II Fio"
,ton 81 the Constitution Of The state oil New jersey
,rh law containing the thirty day clause wa rh"ced
,out five wears ago and tie present C"hsu'"noh WIS
adopted in 1915. According TO the a'h's ''"''''"
to, ~ the Governor does not return biii presented
49,. i,bin five days il shall become law. unle~-
cha adournment Of the legislature prevents Inc feiui1
90 ,he hill Easing his argument upon the principle
~ ,ow that legislative enacmenls can meyer IG''iio'
Vi ,ond constitutional limitation. MI fc'hhH ,hN
or o., h Ier.cy Central and Leigh Valley combination
com lac overt thrown In the court,
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puIT,pFIplIIA GRAIN MARKET

Philadelphia. March id-tl0ur cont nuet dull. prico>
weak RYE flour qni,t steady: clOc' Pennsylyanlae
~ - per bill. Wheat weak and declined &c under
general pressure sell. due To lower cables and liberal
receipts In the Northwest. AZ the decline there was .
fuir demand port. and the market closed steady,
No ) red "a %. - 5oHc 1-Sc: April. Ds 1-s0
90 Sc: MAY. 90 -20 9'c: June. J3 "a oic. Corn
There was u fEIthr decline ~ &c In options, due
10 lower cables AM free speculative selling in News
York and Chicago. The market however. closed steady
with better inquiry from shippers. No 3 In export
elevator, 4:c steamer In do. ~ 2c; No spot ana
March, - l-2c: No. > mixed VI :ch Al 3oa 40 5-Scs
Anil Is 3-St - 5-ec May, - la - lie. June,
ii :4d 4jc. IL IN -vn pathv with the decline Ia
The; ccral>. 10 al ca Its freely oere at former "a tea
with yeIy little demand. while iuures beyond March
weie 3 &C. ow,r No. 3 white DC: No wliie 30 l-2c
No . white March 3de 36 2c: April 35 340 36 lac:
NAV n "a a6 lie: Jane 80 3 - I6 4c sugars
Refined, quiet and steady cut loaf ) l-sc; cubes
lie extra powdered xxx. I 7-oa 1-lGc; stand.
ard powdered. 4 be fine eranulated 4 3sc; stand,
tai 4, 3-Sc; double refined Diamond A. for
A. 4 I-Sc: Keystone \. i-sc Franklin b. 3 7sc:
Franklin extra G. 3e16c: red star c, 1l-I6c:
green star &. 2 5sc: blue tar G, gl6c Feed quiet
Irregular: winter bran. ST. 500 $40 per ton as Ia
quality. Potatoes dull and weak white potatoes per
bnsh Early Rose. Pennsylvania choice 45a 4sc other
Early Rose cinrc. 430 i5c do do fair 10 GOOD 3ss0
42c Hebron Oh Ice. 3Sn iOc do fair 10 good 331 35e.
Bubanks and Wni'e star choice. 35c do do fair IA
coed, 300 .}rc tth '" articles unchanged. Rccepts-
Flour, $500 as 300 sacks: wheat 23 800 biish.
corn ~. 500 bush ct, 10000 bush. shipments
Wheat 600 bush corn, 2oS, 400 bush; oats, lNvvt
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
N,IIs,s CHANCES BRIGHTER.

Austin Ten March ls-At the CulbersOn caucus
last night II WAS agreed 10 withdraw Culberson from
die senatorial race This done in rcSpons" to "A
telegram from CullcrsOn, saying h" was convinced
that "A majority of the members were opposed 10 his
election. III. friends this i not Ia Tie Interest OF
any candidate II is likely that Mills will get several
of CullersOn's votes, which will more than Insure his
rlrr
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OPPOSING THE FREEDOM or WORSHIP BILL.

Clergymen OF different denominations met last even
ing ut No. IL West Eeven-st to protest against tho
enactment OF the bill known the Freedom OF
Worship bill. Which passed the senate March 81 The
Hill condemned tending toward union Oh
Church and State. protest signed by X. NJ Kingsley
aHniymss. and J. I. Chapman. secretary Of the meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS
CoNNECTICUT's SUPREME COURT DECIDES IN
FAVOR OF THE ST>TE-SCHoOL MONEY
Must 81 PAID.

Hartford, Conn. March lS.-The supreme Court has
decided the case Of the state ag Nicholas ,tanb state
Controller, In favor ~ the state. This Is the case
which was brought TO compel the Controller to draw
on the Treasurer for the school money for the towns
Of the state. The towns will be relieved by reason
OF this decision from the necessity Of borrowing several
hundred thousands OF dollar.
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ing will be sent the Legislature. Mr.. Kingsley will
appear before the judiciary Committee Of the Assem-
bly, next Tuesday In behalf OF the opponent, Of the BILL
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n,ir,oapolIs March ia dispatch 10 "Ihe It'd
,per from Fergus Fails Mimi. says ~ DhNh"'
much ike that Of ten day. ago i no" Pi''''"''s
rh. wind shifted quickly from the south 10 me hOrh
,ra., ms forenoon aud the snow l. coming last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
HILL TRAVELS THROUGH GEORGId.

NE sryAHs FROM THE CAR PLATFORM AND IN
THE AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE.
Savannah GA. March Ex-senator IIill this morning
had . reception N the paror, Of the DE eo'" lio'oI
and then made brief "Trip down the harDo''
party started for Augusta AT o'clock in company WITH
Patrick Walsh mud
Augusta Ga. March 1s-At Waynesboro crown
had gathered at the station. and AFTER the D"'u 10"
MAYED "IHxien the WayneStoro company Oh te
co-sd. National Guard received the senator Win
s.lte OF musketry senator IIll made Diiei 7P'''"
u which he set forth the Shortcomings OF Ile hep"'
pcan party ard urged his hearers 10 pace inc h''''
cratic party in full possession Z" tue "o,o'"
n W. O'Clock when the city OF augusta wa
..hd and here again wa, witnessed scene Of great
.,hnslasn At the Arlington Hotel senator I'M "c'"
= ,,hIi, ,.cepton Al 3 O'Clock the opera i'"'0
docrs were thrown open for the Democratic oeh''"S
ton Mr. Walsh introduced senator mn "a ~,
mas never been defeated one Of the apeS'' P
highest and best exponents OF Deih"Ni"'S >" wv
Try" Cheers .a For the kind
senator Hill spoke in part n, fpiID"s Io' "''
-,ooa which Won have extended to me thi> evening
render YOU NV sincere thanks. II il l. eilin- i "
m,tlic man 10 take "a journey to TINS IdN''e" pa ~
Of our land aud exchange friendly evenings
copntrvrpen 10 meet the people face 10 ra'o ANU "
th,r condition and their desire. then indeed nave
800 .nd 7 shall be pleased to repeat the offence
whenever time and opportunity sn'N i,,'na
mo tho pleasure lGrea, APPLAUSE Nei'I''
hau indulge in any false excuses III
m, visit. dislike hy pOrisy and sham 'Appi"'sJ
desired 10 meet the pDple oil the H"uul' am ''',
confs. it, In many portions Of the SOUTH e7P'"''
I'm the agricultural districts. TIE PeoPc "i' NV
1otovtnc A fair degree OF prosperity. IheS aN SUM-
49,, s,r hu.iue-. depression and low prices ior "e"
GREAT staple ploduct-cDtton They are c a1" d Le
2y A dlsoldered Currency ,Appmuse;l 49, n.mnrratc
rtr can furnish them when IN fnH possession Vi '"'
Government" App@nS1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
CHEERS FOR Jay GOELD.

He REvirwS PARADE AND Is CALLED " THE
GREATEST LITTLE Man ~ AMERICA
FL paso Tex March Is.--Jay Gould did not leave
hl, car We terday chilly breeze had been blowing
and though the sly clear ai1 tlc sun bright over
ronts and wrap, were with comfort number
OF women called the Misses Gould la the afternoon
and were pleasantly entertained on e'rrd the Atlanta
Nj. Could aud party received scrensde. under th-
direction Of Ir. American ct1"n,. Later In the
lay The 1t Iatrick's parade. headed by bras bAni,
nag- aud banncr>. and mar~halhd by Navor Coles.
senator Ryan, OrmaH j. McGoian and other prominent
citiscn. repaired The eXa> and Pacific reservation
and surrounded the string Of srecal coaches. SrNenl
National air. played and three cheers
given for the greatest little In America Mr.
ND wishing " intrudr themselves upon MIR. Gould I'm
his Hines, The puradcr- declined the invitation, and thn
pDcc- ION ~ fully 5000 men returned Ia the centre OF
the city.
George could >aii yesterday that hsd earl from
his father 40 HI psso. Tex, and h good
health. There sgDr, snce IN h, dschsrgug the
train crew at Paso. he generally did that whrre,-r
he Of Few DAYS. making M when
be- vas ready 70 again. Young Mr. Could sA. thai
week In April IA. earliest and he had ledge
Of what hi future plans lie I'D whether
his father would prOong hs Visit attend the chi.
cago the advisory board OF the WestcrI, Trnc
Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
,o1.,yG 4 sMOKLRs' CONCERT.

IN okers' concert held hy the Fifth Company OF
-, pogIment nj Central Turn Verein hall
,s large number being pro'snt. The Nterans. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

Warehouse delS March /. lo92; New orA,
Is5 oeS bags Baltimore. 1897 bag1 NewOreMiN o'o'o
bags Galveston, i,4o0 bag tota lbs. 20 h,n,od
COTTON-The spot marN"t ruled QUIET az uhchanent
prices. Sales POI bales for colsunipton he'SipV, AZ
the ports to-day. 5000 bales. against ll9i2 D,e' ts
dsy last week and Il 40S bales this slime last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
,x.c,uuL FEELING IL GREENE COUNTY

aN'rI-HIlL fEELINO II "hhi-''"
Kingron y. y. March le i9pecial -ine ~
rghbed Democratic couUty Z" GREENE - Jun " ri
,ion to David h. HILL and her forces are aDouu -
- ,.,,d against him in solid array. John H.
u.,,.v tr Nh. OK Con gres sInsn and eA-hssenoiS
man is in the field against Hill. he GAYS; re-
shall take another little turn at politics. nm u'S
gusts me beyond endurance. WHY 20" reine"iU u,
tho tvrannjoal dlc,aiOn Of Roscoe conHlihE' ioop
would not submit 10 it aud threw MN o'' 80
Copkuncs course was nothing in comparison VIZ"
49, ateo,ocef, conduct and mana cement OF tins man
Hnl II Is quite beyond precedent WHAT VIII VIC
do in Greene? Well shall organize me county
IN the anti-IInl movement at once. sh"ii Doti" "
rersona canvas the Democracy OF ue o"i'N
NJ. will hold our soon aud elect our
10 tb. SYRACUSE Convention, and We WIZ mani n
so,ar~ open fight. / believe the maJorlS IAN -, NV
Democrats In Greene County are Oppo7ed 10 nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
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3l5.l6 Low Middline ID 1@IO
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Good Ordinary ....
S.r.ct,,uoI CriinaTy

option,LNerpool sdvces came un"hpectedy Wv, w. ise
deciin. Of 2d3 points Ia th- aee
~ our rse ON YESTERDAY. The result was heavy ana
an settled market with considerable selling for long
rrcouut Al ons period there break OF bdS pOints
aud nual ngur,s showed net losses of gas Phts IN,
.Vornli. ,part- regarding the miners trouble, abOai
helped the downward tendency. Port receip- wrre hght
and the riOr mONensut conIil !uNtiy mol'tdU ouI
~. l,.Lh Salrr, llI.3lO ba-r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
MATtlILESS IN ALL.

Tho roadway md equipment Of the Pennsylvnnia
p.i,,nad Is unsurpassed The through Lflps West
aud south present the perfection VI e0dlpmsnt -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-03-10
THE HON. w. d. EVANS.
He Does Not Think the Situation
at all Serious.

To the Editor of the News and
Courier: Your favor of the 18th
instant to hand, and I note that
you say that the political situation
in South Carolina is serious, and
that YOU desire to obtain from me
an expression of views upon what
course the conservative people of
the State should take to bring
about the unity and harmony of
party, etc. I will freely give you
my views, provided you will pub
lish what / have to cay. | do not
think the situation at all serious,
because I believe the Government
is safe when it is the hands of the
people, and that the State Govern
ment is more completely in the
hands of the people than at any
time since the war no one OF Or
dinary intelligence. will deny.
AS to the best plan to bring
about unity and harmony Of the
party it strikes me that if you and
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