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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
COLONEL WHITFIELD TO RENlhN.
THE posToFFICE DEPARTMENT WILL LOSE ON
OF IT'S MOST POPULAR oFFuG AIS.

THE posToFF1CE DEPARTMENT WILL LOSE ONE
OF ITS MOST POPULAR oFFuG AIS.
washinc,ol Aug s.-Colonel 6. A. WHITFIELD WHO
h ,.en connected with the PoStoihce Department
i,ce the advent of the present Administration ~
o,d .ssi.tant Po-tna Ster G encral. and on me ""
,,r,r,cnt OF Mr. Clarkson First Assistant f"V
General will soon tender his resignation 7"
,ho President lie has been elected vice prc'ihcho
and air.c,or Of the United states POStagr->lamp ~
uve,v COMPANY OF u -ton. Of which company ''h'V'
n weight United states Commissioner OF Labor y
rresadent. Thomas J. SINNER president OF the Wake
reid Mn.,.. savings Bank. l. treasurer ana N"o'-
cruor Amcs Of Massachusetts,. trustee
Colonel Whitfield, reSiCning. Will TAKE ch'rE' VI
tho Wes,ern business Of the company with he"'
ouor,ors al Chicago. The business % IN" company
consists a, a coin operated apparatus To fanhti" th'
sale and distribution OF postage stamp ~ ~" pio',
combined with unique and effective system VI
so,oct ADVERTISING which Will he put I'm public n'r
.brourh l,.,oes OF territory and which system II !
believed viii effectively supplement IN" present
etamp distribution III the Hst"n'e Department.
e.poelally in the Larger towns and cities.
with the retirement Of Colonel Whitfield the N'
o1c. Department will lose one OF the most 'h"l'"'
and n,n,,r officers Of the Admin ration II" has Al
oil fines po-.oSsed the confidence ~ the Prc'ln-h'
ond Inc Postmaster General. and his relations WIN
senator's and Representatives. have boon "i l" in'..
,niime,e and cordial character His d"t"rnlndnon 10
eov. the public service regretted by PrIldct liar
ri~on and all with whom he h., had pc'''hh OF
cfc "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

horror simply indeScbabe e haa e sas;H be1
to shout and e moys but In y.n n,epra T'b burial
such as 10 Cause her to break Out ~ u pl" ~
pers prton, and she recovered sue oes ~ j" mn
Sensation very much In the same way "a me Sonl
nambuiss they feel. Her soul. she said seemed
to have power to act upon her body ~ line SCENE"
Several remarkable narrow escapes from being
buried alive are mentioned. NJ Ct VINO ii hI
last sleep. The medical attendant, howeveT' had
suspicious in ms own n mno wInc for ne en Of
false hopes. lie therefore put of his sancnon TO me
burial from day 70 day much to TIE tn xxx DIV VI
however. the doctor had the Qualification OF refliE
lis patient revive Mr. CT ccme 9lir me IN ;fInc
In Ireland the custom used to prevail Of burning
sdble 1t Is probable that many were re. mus
buried alive s"S ct that seT ye, Dr. UPON %ns
question that he never wearicd Of discussing upon
M %Rd even xISc Gt' r pa%pd' %e nj
day with his friend Mrs. Beamv celebrated airs rs
tho lady Informed him mat se he,'sn wo " c%
brace q mother earth until indspuahle evidence wa
Of hi ds @a ngvssd s the sot@ ao
tractcd a fever Of which II was supposed he died
In De Of the 0pp xas p nf ' e Sv 70 Sw
Mrs. Boamy at the time In ireland; and near
Ing Of @ death d and nd S aa cSS 1 nseifH Ter 70 co1
ate Offices however came too late. ON opening tho
coffin found that the doctor had evidently r, re
upon his side. ..--., l. :.
given a place in article. sisc~ the opening OF
grave and the evidence that vitality had been re
suTned after burial were the Of Hitting bane
full suspicion from the shoulders Of an innocent cent
AIDE able nine ont ID Che country died apparently
few day, after his return was alleged that his
deceana had followed suspciOisly the eating OF
nudd,nr prepared by his stepmohcr. She was
hence arrested and charged with his muM bn,n me
grave was opened for the purpose OF making az
was then discovered that the man had turned com
pletely over In his coffin and was Wing on his fac"
lie bs1 boen buried alive. This evidenrH of the
Of death was Of course, conclusive. and the woman
wa rslp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
IRE BIO GERMAN PICNIC ENDS TO-DAY.

The Agcmeners schutzen-Fest Of the commn"
sharpshooers Of New-Yort City and vicinity Is 10"
being held at Cypress Park, RidgewOod. l.. l. Hun
dreds OF sharpshOoers have been competing DOT Wv
prizes while many thousands OF fun-loying Gerna"
have attended the festivities Their huge picnic pes
last sunday and will come to close tonight. ~
day will be the greatest of ALL and IL Is eApecsd 'Hss
5000 people will be present There Will ~ "
shooting to-day, but there will be music and dahosne
and kindred amuscments. while beer will now u"
water, and there will be lack OF toothsoms eoio~
dear to the German heart In the bowling eoh'e's
yesterday Charles Fettler of the Settler Bowling 'A
won a valuable gold medal, did also Chris huS''!
Of the Entraih Bowling Club. The other winners "
gold medals Henry AbeIs, OF the Cie'eiA
Bowling Club. b. sherman. OF the Long Island Be"lns
Club, and c. Andrews, OF the Abraham Lincoln BOVINE
Club Many ladies also gave exhibition Oh u'e'
skill rs bowlers and received gold and silver medSi''
In the shooting at the festal target CapnI
Fezens the winner Of gold and silver meaa
The other winners OF medals We're X. Elslc T. fihPS'
and Robert Henke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
To ENFORCE THE EIGHTHOUR LAW.
,,D,prvc ORDERS RELATING TO THE MEANING
AND EXECUTION OF THE RECENT
ACT or CONGRESS.


Washington Aug (special).-The several Exccu-
,,,o Departmcnts OF the Government are engaged III
Tho nreparaon Of orders or Instructions Tor Issue 10
on,roc,ors and employees relating to the meaning
,d execution OF Interpretations OF the law recently
,osd by Congress which provides that the service ana
mnovmont Of laborers and mechanics eheag'o ny 'n'
rr,,.d States or by contractor upon pubic worh'
b.u no restricted to eight hours IN any one caiehd"
I'D that any contractor who violates the pro
,e,o,s q, the act shall be deemed guilty OF n
-, ,.aoo- and he fined or imprisoned or both upon
,o,,o, The provisions OF the act referred TO-
vbe anparcntly clear have occasioned eood dehl v"
discussion. and only after most careiui scrutiny nav
they been construed and d"hheu pN 'Ne N"l'"s y" y"
oricers connected with the departments lhal III"
limitation of the hours OF daily service OF aborers ana
nnan,o ENGAGED upon Government work Is Just ana
nronor * accepted by public ohciais as souhu
,a,,a o,d tho law on the subject VIII be strictly
dha q, nv such officials the protection OF laborers
in tbdr capacity as employees under pubhc contracts
being iealousIy guarded and ehiorceu'
Cgosa ohservation for n term Of many years ap-
parenlv proves that the shortening vi hous ol """
has been beneficial to the Governments Interests III
securing an increase in the quality OF Inc pNduc' u"
wei As TO the interests OF It's emPoyeN VINO "l''"'
loss in remuneration able by the Limitation Of h'r
... -, o.;co 70 pcrform better work. Legislation
r.rtnc +bo c,rht hour law applicable TO contractors
IN nuhuc works was desired by Government oihclaS
in order that all persons engaged upon such worh
shouh be placed upon footing OF equality and moi
be as heretofore divided into two csses ono OF whom
As in the shops at the Navy yards Tor example per
formed eight hours work. while aho'her ciaSS' SUI"
az mon nj labor ON a dry-dOck being bult within q
Navy yard and under contract by private indvldnsls
performed ten ard sometimes twelve hours work each
day. -
With its accustomed promptncss IN the execution
Of the provisions OF law and In pursuance OF It's we'll
defined policy to protect The best interests OF lis en-
Moves the Navy Department has already In press an
,rdor ubicb nubishcs the provisions of the Inv re
at,nr 10 the Limitation Of tho hours OF labor on pubic
work and directs the enforcement OF us terms ven
engaged npnn work begun under conrartS mao " w.
e. Tho massage Of the act are not an'fl'u bN ~
nrovisions but hereafter contractors ior mp u'k,.
prtnor guns etc for the Navy VIII ne cnltfolIH "
~ ,,1r.ments az the law. II T. believed by officials
at the Navy Department that no unusual o@sS "I IN
Increase in contract prices viii follow Tie decrease III
49,. number ~ hours which workm"n NAV be EN-
nioved under the provisions II the new law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
SOME REMARKABLE FRANCES.
From The Yankee Blade.

From Inc Yankee BH1e.
Perhaps the mot remarkable case on record IS that
Of Ooholel Townshend. This gentleman could induce
eli attack OF catalcp,y at will. When he did he
assumed every appearance OF death. The puisatson
eiblc 10 discern any respliatoy action 1T lace
became colorlees ard ias entire frame rigid. ia which
the symptoms would wear away.
A case recorded by l,ut;'rch would seem 10 sup.
port the theory that during such periods Of pgoracted
insensiby the spirit OF the sleeper, freed from tho
body. walsders away 10 realms and scenes not con.
Thcsp,is he tells us. fell from great height. and
was picked up 10 all appearances dead There were
no external wounds about him, but The ply SlcanS
were satisfied OF the fact Of the dcce;sc
Arrangements were made for his bui!ai eu; OH tne
third day alter his fall he revived. much 10 the con
es " eTdet aS a she Whole Of the life
had changed Previously his character wa, that OF
scnsiSas ss a ever folowe assr Virtue on being
asked the Of the change, IheSpius r~iateei
that during his long sleep hi, spirit had been libcr-
stci from his body and had SCARED away TO strange
spirits. His past life was disclosed 90 him IN all tie
before him were revealed IN sucI manner as 10
make him ambitious Of attaining them -,
ant boy who revived after being spposcd TO be dead
for several days The boy bitterly resented his being
ssaSt him that he had BEEN In beautiful pa e. and
haA associated and oonversed with his deceased
not even ordinarily brilliant bnt aiterwaad he CON
vcrvod and prayed with surprising elocuence.
II cannot be doubted that In namerous Eases Of
been acquainted with all the arrang ements being
naed for Mis- intcImsnt. several Instances are 10
corded II which, although the BODY presented every
appearance Of death, the patient was conscious OF
eyerytling going around him. but absolutely un
able 10 raise limh or in an, way communicate with
Dr. Bans mentions the cas-, of girl who Law IN
thts state for considerable time and then re vved
pr Continued vitality. She sfterward said that hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
A VAIL FROM A BACHELOR.
HIS EXPERIENCE WITH WASTIERWONlEN.
OVERWHELMED WITH PERPLEX
ITY AND WOE.

COMPLETELY OVERWHELMED WITH PEdLEA'
ITY AND WOE.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII Won permit unprotected Single man
70 call attention through your .rnuentia. columns TO
dreadful evn which is arising In ON midst! !
,cfer II, the New-lork washcrwomln. who ufouSh
lotteries are strictly prohibited by law, and polY
saops exist NO longer has reduced her victims 10 "A
deplorabe weekly game of chance 1t is not pleasant
Mr. Editor for a modest and retiring young Daoh"ls
M Mt the Id from his domestic woes and eXhiht
tt,em I'm ulllc, but when matters have come 10
snch a pass that the single men OF Ncw-fork Know
M, what a week will bring forth, gaImentiy SPEAK
ing one at least 81 their number should be brave
Even white l wItte, Mr.. Editor, my number rur
teen neck Is endrchd by collar 30 s'raige A"'
flowing aid copious that fcl like tie pole IN a
CIRCUS tent.
on nv left foot l number eight SILK s'oc'
ing with number ten hole and on my right t'F" Is Il
wooden affair that | sluddcr TO look A. Inc very
handkerchief with which | mop INV heated brow If
small and airy nothing with Title eneoss'i on
the cnrner | never knew Il TEBe, | hope never
may one bv one my mort cherished poS,'SN'HiS
hive disappeared and In their place hns come !"
motley array of garments In all Stages OF olhpuh
tton A few months ago much exasPeruteh al INV
s,pi ststntioD Of Chicago SKIRT two zeS 10" ia =
o,a ,puch broken In health for my favorite garment
went forth and purchased stencil uhi'e Hi'n'
sonare and with this painted on evcryhine u"a'
came within the laundrcss'S grasp the legend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
TO WHOM DOES LACKAwANNA BELONG,


INTEREST IN THE PECULIAR ASSERTION FOUND
IN "PooR'S MANUAL
The curious statement found In Poor's Manual
that the Delaware Lackawanna and western passed
into the control OF Philadelphia and Reading Interests
IN February last has attracted good deal OF aten'
tion and no explanation OF 1t has yet Deen made
nnbI,c Several denials Of the statement have been
made unoffcialy. but, In the absence OF presldent
c,oan nothing authoritative In regard 10 II mas Is
sued from the Lachawanna Offices, and no word Of
aefense explanation, reiteration has been uttered
Inv the Manual people The statement, II an error.
Is curious and phenomenal one and, II true is sl
more phenomenal unexpected channel FOR the
nublicatlon OF important news.
John p Meany the Editor OF Poors Manuals
said Yesterday that he had written letter concerning
the matter to =, csident sloan, which, would reach him
nm Monday Mr. Sloan at liberty. Mr.. Meahy
said 10 make the letter public II he desired to. In
the meantime the Editor of the MANUAL had nothing
to say for publication.
one report yesterday was that Mr.. Sloan wrote TO
tbe Editor OF "Poor's Manual some days ago d.
handing an explanation OF the statement The
ndtor II was said had Communicated by cable with
Henry Y POOR who is I'm Europe and had received
dirertions TO disclose his source Of information That
GiscIosure when made will be read with interest BY
Wall street men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
THE AVIIIsON AND CHAIRMAN CALDWELL.

Chicago, Aug 6.--The controversy between the
passenger department Of the Atchison road and
Chairman Caldwell, OF the Western Passenger AssO-
ciation has become mixed up that nobody preends
to know Just how matters stand present one
thing L. certain h0wever-the Atchson has appealed
from the chairmans ruling In five cases within a
little over a week Two OF these cases will certainly
come to Il hearing soon, because on neither side has
n Ioophoe been left open for objection. f. C. Donald
ice-chairnan OF the Central TIahc Association and
Oscar Il. Murray, trafiic manager OF the Ing Four,
have been agreed upon arbitrators TO decide
whether ali arbitraters In an appeal must DO named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
DESIGNS FOR THE SOUVENIR COINS

Washington Aug. G.-The Treasury Department will
take prompt for the execution OF the pro
vision OF the act appropr1ating e, 100000 for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition and expects 10 have
ihr souvenir half dollar coins. the bronze medals and
the veum impressions for diplomas prepared in about
six weeks. The designs for the souvenir coin have
already been selected. The reverse will show the
nai building Of the Exposition, and the diverse the
head Of Columbus. The plaster cast OF the head 81
Columbus was made by L. > j. Dunbar, sculptor Of
Washington ID. G.. from portrait OF Columbus which
l. recognized by experts as being nearly authentic
As auy that exists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
4 s0crJIIsr CAvALRr OFFICER DISMISSED.


From The London Telegraphs Paris letter
An officer belonging TO crack cavalry regiment
has lust been placed on the retired list under very
peculiar circumstances. While visiting his friends IN
The Department OF the Rhone he attended Socialist
meeting and making his way TO the platform in uni
form declared that his squadron was under orders TO
for the Il strike, but that he would refuse
IN march against the people. The officer In question
was put under arrest for "A month and was brought
Seforr Court Of Inquiry. Pending the Issue OF the
decree which places him the retired list he wrote
letter violently attacking tho army and the Minister
~ War The misSive was Intended for Immediate
publication bnt kept In the background by those
10 whom IL addressed until II was considered that
its appearance in print could not affect the interests
Of the author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
ARMY ORDERS

Washington Aug 6-Leave Of absence FOR four
months y granted Major Charles Smart. surgeon.
The leave OF absence granted Captain Horace Nede
4th Infantry : extended three months. Captain
Crosby r. MIL r. assistant quartcrmastcr, will pro
coed from this c.:y 10 Il. Augustine and Barrlncas
Fla. and Fort MoPhcrson. Ga. pubic business
connected with the Quart-rmastcr's Department and
on the completion thereof Will return To is proper
station. The leave 81 absence granted FIRST Lieu
tenant William &. Lagghtt, Corps Of Eng
ncers is extended one month. Leave Of abscncn
to September |. 1902, Is granted First Lieutenant
Warren l.. Newcomb 9th Artillery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
SECRETARY NOBLE GOING To THE PACIFIC
COAST.

Washington, Aug. 6.->ccrctnry Noble Will leave
Washington 10 morrow for his summer vacation. Dur
ing the last year the Secretary has been closely con
fined h'- desk by tho press Of public business ana
tho result Is that his health has suffered 20 thnt COM
,o,c relaxation and n change Of air and are
I'M per.vely demanded. The Secretary VIII be accom-
panied b. Mrs. noble ard after spending week on
TWO with = Louis friends at Cedar Island, In one
Of the Interior lake. in Mort hern Wisconsin. n trip VII
be- made across the continent Ia Washington ana
vancouver The return will BE- made early In S"pem
Ter over the Canadian Ihcihc by way of Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
MICHIGAN IppoRrIoyMExr BILLS PASSED

Lansing. Mich. Aug. 6-The senate Appointment
Committee 10 day reported BILL which regarded
A. fair one by the Republicans. The House Com
mittec reported bill without comment reducing the
membership in the House 10 sixty four and made
favorable report what was known the White bill.
presented at the FIR, session II gives three rep
rcsentavcs to II. clair ard rcadjusts the groupings
ot the northern counties In the lower peninsula
Both houses took a rvcc,, til p. At the after
session the Whit. b passed the House, 81 to
and the Brown bill passed the senate. ~ to "a
practically unanimous vote In both holscs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
COAL N INDIAN TERRITORY.
rrom Tho WASHINGTON Post.

MY home Is in the Choctaw Nation, salu DR.
F. " Allen who dwtllS at McAlister. thriving town
noted It's extensive coal mines 10 reporter az
Wizards And want to tell you" he continued
that when 1t mineral wealth, though rt IN
undeveloped State there are Few sections 81 us
cnuntry equal 10 ours Next to Pennsylvania we
have the finest coal In the United States producing
coke OF the very best quality, which finds ready
market even In Philadelphia thousand men are
employed in the coal mines nj McAllister ana Kansas
and TS1as liberal buyers. Lead and Iron ore
abound and silver veins OF enormous richness are only
awaiting development"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
pELEG ATES TO TIE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

Washington, Aug 6.-Befcre his departure to Loon
Lake the President selected the five delegates TO repre-
sent this country In the International Monetary Con
ference and their names will be publicly announced
by the Secretary Of state carly next Weoh senator
Jones of Nevada. /, known to be one OF the number
and the list probably includes II. W. Cannon OF New
York Francis A. Walker, Of Massachusetts; ex senator
I'M OF colorado and senator Carlisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
RATS OF sAw.LoGs FROM CANArA.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The United States commercial
agent at Waubaushene Ontario. recently raised inc
question whether RATS OF sawlogs shipped from Canada
across the lakes to the United States. being exemps
from duty subject to the requirements OF ceru"u
Invoices In respone to the question Acting secretary
Nettleton has informed the Secretary Of state that
under the provisions OF Section OF the act OF June
TO- 1890 no merchandise exceeding 800 In value ex-
cent personal baggage can be admitted 10 entry
without a duly authenticated invoice or bond for the
production OF such Invoice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
Az INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF POSTAGE
STANiS.

Washington. Aug. s.-Thc Department Of state has
been informed that International exhibition Of post
age stamps VIII be opened on september ID at Paris
rhi, exhibition hss official character. but II i or
gained under tho patronage Of the French Government
and usual custom house facilities will be given TO
foreign exhibitors. The Po-tonice Department Of the
United states and private American citizens are cor
dlslly invited 10 take part I'm the exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
RrMoRs ABOUT THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

Washington Aug 6.-Thc Secretary Of the Treasury
received a telegram this morning from the Collector
n, Customs ut Key West expressing his belief thst
there is no foundation for the report that an eNped
ton had started from there to secure the independence
Of Cuba lie SAYS that the spanish Consul at Key
West thinks the rimor Il blind 10 cover movement
from some other point The Collrcto: says ne VIII
excrcIse due vigilance IN the matter, ana VIII telc-
graph any new Developments. The telegram was sent
In .nnse 10 a request for Information on thc suDlect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
MIR. WHITE AT TIE STATE DEPARTMENT.

Washing, n Aug. G.-Andrew u. White OF New
York the newly appointed Minister 10 Russia, was
N tho State Department today receiving his instFuc
tons preparatory 10 HI, departure for ST. Petersburg
He Ind an Interview with the President yesterday
OH the same subject. He will leave New York ablus
August 70 and expects 10 reach his post BY October
/. going by easy stages from London across III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
THE KEARsARGE To SAIL FOR HONDURAS

wash gtOn, Aug. 6-rhe United states Steamship
Kearsaree now at NewYork has been ordered to sail
~ once for Uondnra, 10 look after American interests
I'm thst country. THIS action Is not based on any
recent Information received from Honduras, but Is
simuly IN accord with orders issued several days ago
She las DELAYED Der departure In order 10 permit
sam. Of her officers 10 close Il court martial case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
THE GREAT NORTHERN's EXTENSION.

The new transcontinental line Of the Great Northern
will be opened for passenger business between st.
Paul and Spokane, Wash, on August IA. spokane
will be reached the morning of the third day after
leaving st. Paul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
CONTRACT LABoRERs RETURNED.

Washington Aug. 6.-During the month Of July 107
Immigrants were returned at the port Of New York.
of whom III were contract abOrers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
Mr.. FLKINS BlcK IN WASHINGTON .

Washington. Aug. 8.-secretary EiinS has returned
10 Washington and was at the War Department to
day. lie came here expressly TO sec the President.
but kiled 10 arrive In time 10 do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
coysrLAR AGENTS RECOGNIZED.

Washington. Aug. 6.-Thc President has recoehlzeu
GuelIemo Renecke as Consular Agent OF ltaiy a'
Louisville, KY. and Giuseppe Montedonico, as Consul
lar Agent Of Itay at Memphis, Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
-. poo1 ARRANGED IN LONDON.

Boston, Aug. GA cable dispatch from President
Revnolds OF the Mexican Central dated London, says
tho pool IS arranged and will go into effect Sep.
trmber l. No details are given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

waugh OF Indiana as n sub commlttec Of the House
Committees on Pensions and Invalid Pensions "
oodify the pension laws The committee VIII sh uuf
ipg the recess Of Congress