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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
THE GILMAN Ar KEYsTILLE.
a Most Enjoyable Entertainment Given
by Keysville Young Men.

KEYSVILLE. VA, July 2s-Special.-
Last night was the occasion Of a grand
german, given at brakes Branch by
Mcssrs. Thomas Proctor, w. c. Scott
George Russell and Z. r. Gregory com
plmentary 10 Misses Mary and Ada
Gaines, OF Washington, d. c.; Miss Mytie
Johnson, Of Peters burg, end Miss Annie
Merrill Of Richmond. ;haperoned by
Mrs. ]. w. Morton, Mrs. Pattie VIII
liams, Mrs Johnson and Mrs. n. Nor
gan. The night was as lovely as clear
sky, bright moon and myriad of twink
ling stars cold make It, Just such night
THAT every soft and solemn spirit wor-
ships
That lovers love so we'll"
The large warehouse was illuminated
with brilliant lights, and lighted up with
the presence OF lovely and refined wo-
men. | was scarcely prepared for the
scene Of loveliness that dazzled my eyes.
The lights of a dozen lamps were reflect
ed from numerous eyes Of hazel, black
and blue. with a splendor which far
eclipscd the Jewels that the ladies wore.
The old and young were scattered here
and there about the room like buds and
full blown roses from the choicest gar
smiles: youth and beauty. health and
happiness beamed from every counte-
nance. l was struck with the beauty Of
the ladies and their toilets. The most
Impractical eye would be captivated by
the exquisite taste displayed by many
whose attire none but an expert could de-
scribe. While the crowd is gathering l
will glance at a few Of the most notice
able ladies'. who attracted my attention,
and who mingled with the audience as
participants and spectators.
Misses Mary and Ada Gaines. OF Wash
ington: Miss Annie Merrill. OF Richmond:
Miss Mytle Johnson. Of Petersburg; Miss
Carrie Allen. Of Lynchburg; Miss Ella
Kirkley, Of South Carolina. Miss Hattie
and Bessie Proctor, Misses Mary. Carrie
Martha and Ruth Scott, Misses ;Iamie
Spencer, Minnie Jackson, Mile Jeffress
Fannie overly. Mary Faulkner. Loula
Jackson, Mrs. J. W Morton, Mrs. Pattie
Williams. Mrs. Crews, Mrs \. Morgan
and Mrs. Johnson.
Among the gentlemen who figured most
conspicuousiy we notice Messrs. Drain
Spencer, Spraggins, Lawson and Foy
from South Boston; Mcssrs. Peterson. Of
Richmond; Warren. Of Danville Thomas.
Of Brunswick: Waddell. Of Glover: Stokes
Venable, Wall Mckinney, OF Farmvine:
Wall, Of Meheirin; Robert. Tom and Pee
bles Proctor. Thompson George Russell.
Morris, W. c. Scott and Charles Friend,
of brakes Branch; Major j. w Morton.
Walter Nanness. Of Keysville; Messrs
Hayward Norvell, Of Americas. Ga: Hob
son Norvell and W G. Carrington. Of
Smithyille; ID. T. Wilbon of Richmond;
n. Morgan and Hon. T. w. Scott, of
Charlotte. and l. j. overly.
The music was furnished by four pieces
Of the South Boston Band. Much credit
Is due the four gentlemen who gave this
entertainment, and long will they be held
In grateful remembrance by the many
who participated in the festivities of this
occasion.
Thus this delightful evening ended. 1eav-
Ing behind record Of delightful hours 10
h. reviewed in the distant future when
many OF the fairest participants, Ike Il.
have passed away forever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Noffowny Delegates.

NOTTOWAY COURTHOUSE. VA, July
2s.--Special.-A Democratic mass rneetia NJ
to-day nominated the following delegates
to the State Convention:
Spainville-A. G.. Bevill; alternate, NJ.
G. Hawkes..
BlackstOne-S. p Epes and Kirk Sea-
bury; alternates S. Hurt and j. j. Estes.
Nottoway Courthouse-W. NJ. Bernard
and j. w. Hardaway; alternates. T. T..
Epes and J. S. Hardaway.
Crewe-J. NJ. Burke and L. o. Badger;
alternates. A. L. Woody and r. S. Bevili.
Burkeville--J. f.. Leath and j. ID. Brad
shaw; alternates, J. =. Phenix and b. T..
Osborne.
Jeffress Store-W. ]. Burton; alternate,
DR.. o. NJ. Knight
Delegates-at-large. r. w. Tuggle and
c. +. Goodwin.
The meeting expressed its sentiments
in favor OF Charles T. O'Ferrall for Gov
ernor. Taylor Berry for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor and w. r. Mckinney for attorney
general.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Make Haste In Defend Yourself

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with results which have established its
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
worlds Fair.

Aupust 9th being Virginia day. the
chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII or
eanize a personally conducted tour 10
chicago. leaving Richmond at ?. NJ
August 7th, reaching Chicago following
afternoon ; O'Clock. new departure Is
made I'm these tours by the adoption Of
four different contracts, by which your
accommodations are secured In Chicago
at most reasonable figures.
on contract No. 1 $2S will give you a
round trip ticket TO Chicago, first-class
hotel accommodations for six days on
the European plan. Other contracts
provide for accommodations on the
American plan.
The Chesapeake and Ohio will spare
No effort To make this the most SUCCESS
ful of their series OF tours. Write for
full printed information 10 John d. Potts.
ID p. A. Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
500 east Main street. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
THE O'FERRALL CLAIMS.
AN INTERESTING COMPARISON OF
FIGURES IN A RECENT CAMPAIGN.
Table Showing That There Is Quite =
and What Was Received.
To the Public Of Virginia.:

To the Public of Virginia:
In order that you may not be misled
by the boastful and unfair statements
emanating from the O'Ferrall head
quarters in Norfolk we desire to call
your attention TO the following claims
made by MIR. Charles II. Wingo. the rep
reseltatlve Of Colonel O'Ferrall in the
canvass Of 1859. BY comparison Of their
claims then, and the result before the
convention, you will see how much re-
lance is 10 be placed in the eXtravagant
claims now being made for the same
candidate.
In the Richmond State OF August z.
1889 Mr.. c. +. Wingo published a card,
I'm which he claimed for Colonel 0'Ferrall
at that time 334 delegates with a little
over half Of the delegates elected
An analysis Of the first ballot will re-
veal the fact that from the counties and
cities I'm which ne claimed 3Si, he only re-
ceived 1872 TO, a difference OF 1l2.
We give below, by counties, what was
claimed by Mr.. Wingo, and the vote
actually received on the first ballot:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Secretary Herbert Expects Warm Times.

BAR HARBOR, ME-, July 2s.-The Dol
phin with Secretary Herbert on board,
arrived this afternoon from Sorrento. The
Secretary and Miss Herbert who accom-
panied him. lunched with Secretary La
mont at Sorrento to-day. He will remain
here a few days, then sail to Bath to in
spect the shipping. and be in Washing
ton next Friday. He will not go TO Ma
chias. as planned, as the Machias Will
not be there. lie expects warm times in
Washington, in more senses than one, but
does not care to discuss the financial sit
uatiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
After the Cattle Thieves.

ST LOUIS, July pa special from
Chihuahua, Mexico. TO the Globe-Demo-
crat says that the legislature Of the
State of Chihuahua has just passed a
law which, If rgidly enforced, will rid
a considerable portion Of the Rio Grande
border Of the bold and desperate gangs
OF cattle thieves and smugglers who have
committed depredations unchecked for
many years. The law provides that any
one caught in the act Of stealing cattle
shall be shot on the spot, and that the
death penalty be inflicted upon all con-
victed cattle thieves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Interesting 'Cycle Races.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, July 3.-Over
, Geo people witnessed the contest In the
bicvcle meet at villa Maynard to-day
and over 5000 changed hands among the
betting fraternity on the results. The
greatest interest attached to the five
mile race between l.. c. Menager and c.
n. Saunders, Menager winning In four
teen minutes and fifteen seconds
George II. Adams made the Southern
record for two miles competition, In
five minutes fourteen and one-half Sec
onds Adams also won the one-mile
state championship In 2:H. a big meet.
with $1,000 in cash prizes, is being ar
ranged for August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
KEPT ON PITCHING THE BALL.
The Charleston Pitcher Did Not Stop Mt
the NeMk OF His kniher,s Death

The Charleston Pitcher Did Not Stop Mt
the News OF His Fathers Death.
ROANOKE. VA, July 2S-Special.-T
Charleston CIV. Na) baseball team, who
were defeated by the Roanoke Athletic
team yesterday. played a second match
game to-day, which resulted in a score
OF four 70 four in the tenth inning. An
other game will be played tomorrow.
Whom the game was about half played
the Charlestons' pitcher received a teie-
gram announcing the sudden death OF his
Father but he never faltered, and played
the game through.
To Bay Southern League PLAYERS.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 2S-Manager
bafnio left last night for a tour through
tne southern League circuit. He is arm
ca With $4,000 In ready cash, with which
ne VIII buy such players as he takes a
.shey 70. Biz. Dexter said this morning
.nat the directors are determined 20 make
'n' Club az strong as any In the League.
To Divide the Southern League.
MACON. CA, July &.-The directors
T" ths Southern League have decided 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
diCestiOn & Debi1it y i.

insurance companies allow five per
cent. discount from policies on buildings
that have galvanized iron cornices instead
OF wood Send for or phone Thomas y.
Render. and get wood cornices taken
down and galvanized iron substituted
and save. this aJe per cent. discount.
which viii pay you for the cornice in two
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

divlde the Southern into Eastern and
Western divisions, and will play out the
balance of the season In this way. The
winning club Of each division Will play on.
The winner to play the winner of the first
half Tor the pennant This is considered
a good step. and the salvation OF base
hall In the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
-, an. white stockings 7. 7.A7.

Z 4 ruled out: white Stockings 7. ~ =
- Time. 213 3-4. 21S IL, 2ll Ia.
S:it "a. 2:Ii1-4. 2l3. 2H Ia
ga class. trotting. purse sa.cc-v. Il.
sbmlers Il. T. H., bay geiding, by Victor
bismarck Minnie King. by Mambrino
King ,shuler and Greers) ], z. !, 1; La
Tosca 2. !. 2. 3; Gabrielle :. s. o. - Jesse
sheridan g. 4. 5, 4; Prince henry ., D. = o.
Sr,,ngton Z &. 6. G.; Willow 2, distanced
TINE 2.16 ia. 2ls, 21S IA. 2:1Sl Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
DEATHS

WARREN.-Died. Friday. July 2sth.
az the residence OF her nephew. Judge
Edmund c. Minor, near the New Reser-
yoir. Herrico county, EDMONIA CHRIS
TIAN, widow OF John ID. Warren. in the
seventy-sixth year of her age.
Funeral from residence at $50 Z. NJ
TO-DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

HE programme
to-day. as pub
lished this morn
ing. looked at
tractive enough,
but when the
scratcher's pencil
had finished win
IL so many namts
were eliminated
that IL was re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
International Yacht Races.

NEW YORK, July 8.-The announce
ment was made to-day that the date OF
the international yacht races for the
Americas cup has been officially fixed
for October 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

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want TO get well. or because you wish
TO prevent illness. Then remember that
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

xxrANTED-TO RENT FOUR con-
w Meeting ROOMS suitable for
light housekeeping. West Main pre-
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jyo0-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Washington ......1 OO002110-5
New York .......0 00601 0x-7
How the Clubs Stand.
Games Scheduled for To-Day.

flames Scheduled for To-Day.
Washingtons at New York.
Phiadelphias at Brooklyn.
Baltimores at Boston.
Chcagos at Louisville.
Cieveiands at st. Louis.
Pittsburgs at Cincinnati.
Southern League Games.
At Mobile: r. IT, Il.
Mobile 320s2t19-1 70 5
Pensacola ........4 0002 700 o. 6 10 I
Batteries: Daniels and frost; Miller
and Gonding.
At Charleston: r. II. Il.
Charleston .......3 0 0131 10 is /
Augusta ..........0 000101- Is 10 2
Batteries: Lucid and Armstrong: Black
burn and Dixon.
At Savannah: r. H. T..
Savannah $4,000 O22oo0-6 7 8
Atlanta ...........00 31715 XII 20 3
Batteries: Petty and Hurley; Moran
and Darby
At Montgomery: The MONTGOMERY
Memphis game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
At Macon: II. H. L
Macon .............e0 1Oo000O-4
Chattanooga ......0 000I0000-1 /
Batteries: Donnelly and Fields: Daub
anc Dugdale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
WELL IN THE LEAD NOW
xux CHAMPIONS WIN TWo MORE
ZINES IRON BALTIMORE.
r.. ph,,Iies Defeated by tho Bridegrooms'
~. otbcr Ball Results of the
Running and Trotting Races.
BOSTON. July %.

'STON. July 2S.
HE Champions
clinched their
hold on the lead
to-day by again
W in ming two
games from Bal
timore. the first
: on easy terms.
The second by per-
feet fielding and
remarkable luck
against poor
~ -
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The above counties had 4i2 delegates
I'm the convention.
On the eve of the convention Of 1859
Colonel OFerrall subjected himself 10 an
interview with a Dispatch reporter in
which he said: MY friends had a con-
ference I'm my room last night, and by A
conservative calculation based upon lists
which had already been prepared, to-
gether with what could be CLEANED from
statements made by the gentlemen pres
ent. reached the conclusion that my
vote on the first ballot could not be less
than 49, believe IL will
be at least that large I
think some of the printed slips that have
been sent out in the interests Of certain
candidates have done me gross injustice.
In some counties where the majority Of
the delegates | know 20 be for me. il is
claimed that / got none or very small
per cent"
When the roll was called Colonel O'Fer-
rail- got 80 on the first ballot. The gross
injustice of which he complained In his
interview has been done in this canvass
I'm a greater degree by his own chairman.
On July %. 1889 Colonel O'Ferrall sent
the following telegram:
"HarrisonburR. Va.-Colonel J. NJ Bin
ford: Swept Rocknham to-day. solid
delegation. Southwest practically solid
for me- Everything bright"
The counties comprising that section
usually known as Southwest Virginia"
We're entitled to 2l5 votes, and although
Colonel O'Ferrall claimed that II was
practically solid for him, when the irst
ballot was taken in the convention ne
had only II Ii votes from these counties.
We trust that no friend Of Major Ty-
ler's will be deceived by these tactics,
but continue in their faith I'm his strength
before the people and press his interests
In every part Of the state, which we as
sure Won will result in his triumphant
nomination before the convention.
THE ]. HOGE TYLER ASSOCIATION
or RICHMOND.
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INSURANCE sTATEmENr,

INSURANCE sTATEMENr.
a B6S coSPhassc
Presden
ice Preside
Secrear
Prime
Orasniz o
Amour
II.
ms npn ~so
ue -
dfO 90 %
carried
A SrArE,A AND
d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
scR1TCHING THE FEATURE.
The Monmouth Card Reduced to skeie-
ton-Thc Contests.

MONMOUTH PARK, July %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29

Purely vegetabie-Hood's pnis-ssc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
GALLEY Made 10 Pay Fare.

BIG STONE GAP VA. July Especial
]. NJ. Bailey, conductor and crew stopped
at Gate City with tire South Atlantic a"d
Ohio train. and Bailey was made to pay
fare 10 Bristol Bailey was put under
bond.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-27
popuiist Nominations as Gfiman.

GrIaAs. Nov. 2G.-[speciai Pursuant
TO call written by DIR. Harreli and posted
throughout town by Thomas Mularky, .
prominent local Popnlist politician, n.ns
citizens. six OF whom are Popuiiats and
three Democrats, assembled st the City
hall last night. They nominated Cyrus
Darst. III Hecoek and y. VI. Price. all
Popaiists, for the council, and VI. w.
Frank. Democrat. for treasurer. and desig-
mated their ticket tne independent ticket.
John Davis. pastor OF the Mormon church.
defeated candidate for mayor last Decefn-
Der. acted as chairman and Fl Heeock
as secretary. Opposed 20 this IL the Cisi.
gems ticket. favorable 10 the present ai-
fninisirasson, nominated last Tuesday as
a convention of seventy-hve citizens. THO
coming municipal campaign promises TO
be OF exceptional interest
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Burglary ~ Eiains.

BLAINE. Nov. M.--tSpccial. + Burglars
broke into the Roberts house last night,
but contented themselves with stealing
the pantaloons of the guests. Ii Is evil
dent that they are not ncvices at their
profession. Between III and IL o'clock. q.
NJ. Roberts. before closing his drug store,
took between 500 and 500 from the till
and placed II In fis trousers pocket. The
TO ,bers. IL is presumed. saw him and fol-
lowed him to his home. Waiting until all
was quiet they entered and gathered mp
all the bifurcated articles OF male wearing
apparel in sight and decamped. missing.
however. the coveted article. Six pairs Of
pantaloons were stolen.
Another cannery was located at this
point yesterday. Two other canning firms
are in the field looking up location. IL
Ii only a question of time until nj. tho
canneries on the Fraser are compelled to
move to this point, as all the fish pass
here on their way to the Fraser river
spawning grounds. IL Is estimated that
over $500 900 worth OF fish will be taken at
this point the comiug season.
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CABINET CRISIS IN SPAIN.


Command the Troops.
MADRID. Nov. 26-The negative result
of the conference st Melilla between Gen.
Marcias and Muley Araif, the sultan's
brother, nearly led TO . cabinet crisis. At .
meeting of the cabinet yesterday evening
Minister of Finance Gamezeo declared
that If the minister of war maintained that
IL was impossible TO Immediately
commence active operations against
the Moors, Ii was evident that the minis
try ought to resign. Premier Sagasta op-
posed the idea Of the ministers resigning,
and concluded by asking for time to thor
oughly consider the matter under discus
sion. Before the meeting of the cabinet
Minister of War Dominguex informed
some personal friends that he had deter
mined To resign unlcss he was given the
chief command at Melills, while retaining
the portfolio of war during his absence
from Spain.
IL was announced. however. today that
Premier Sagasts had succeeded In avert
ing the crisis by inducing Gen. Domin-
guez TO withdraw I'm favor of Gen. Marti-
neg campos. whc was recently appointed
TO the supreme command of the Spanish
forces operating against the Moors. Gen.
Marines Campos declares tha. he pro-
poses to start for MeliiIa tomorrow. He
believes the campaign will be short and
decisive.
MADRID. Nov 26--Gen. Martinez Campos
has started for Malaga lie will embark
tonigh. for Melilia with several generals
and 1000 men. lie was enthusiastically
greeted. All the foreign ambassadors of
the great powers were visited yesterday by
the Spanish minister Of foreign affairs.
who gave them rcassuring declarations in
regard 10 spain's intentions toward Nor
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She Eioped From Port Townsend to
Whatcom with . Bricklaycr

PoEr TOWNSEND, Nov. o6-TSrecial--
The New Westminster special In today's
Posr-INrEIIfeEscEE with reference TO
Princess Louisa. the South Sea island girl.
created a sensation. Capt John Barne-
son, whom she accuses OF bringing her to
Puget sound and maltreating her, was out
Of the city today. One of his friends vol
unteered the statement that the girls
sto.y was untrue. When Darneson was
master of the bark George Thompson three
years ago no was down among the Gam
bier islands. South Seas. and the girl was
employed ~ servant to assist the cap
tain's wife and asked permission 10 90 on
the weasel. Mrs. Barneson became much
attached to the girl. whom she tried to edu-
cate. The captain and his family re.
moved to Port Townsend and brought her
with them. While in Port Townsend,
Barneson's neighbors say. no and his
family treated her as one Of the family.
Some six months later Louisa became
smitten with tho charms Of bricklayer
and eloped TO Whatcom. IL 10 stated posi-
lively by neighbors and members of the
family that she was never chastised In any
manner. The story about tho jewelry IN
regarded ~ hoax. She never possessed
any valuables except few brass orna-
ments, relics of her island home, and those
abe took with her. What other personal
effects she owned were shipped 10 her at
Westminster several months ago. Capt.
Barneson il q leading shiphroker, member
of the city council and . state pilot com
missioner
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Manss.ano Nsw..

MoSTksAxo, Nov. 26.--tspeciaL IA eau.
Gus Of all voters of the city has been called
to meet at the rink next Tuesday for
nomination of city officers. There iscvery
prospect that 1t is not going to be an easy
matter 10 secure desirable candidates for
committeeman. as the duties OF the Office
require much sacrifice of time by tho in-
cumbenis without any remuneration.
There will be several aspirants for mar
shall. bat not many for the other Offices.
The estate Of A. J. Smith. who died some
time since. was appraised this week a.
So. coo. Mr.. Smith was ono of the county 3
pioneers and accumulated all the property
here.
Dennis Mahoney, of Aberdeen. vas sent
to stsiiacoom Friday. being found insane.
He has been under charge OF the court for
the past two years under guardianship.
bat his property being all exhausted he
now goes to the asylum.
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The Pope Very Feeble.

LONDON. Nov. N-There have heen
numerous false alarms from the Vatican
during the last three years. bat this time
preparations are being seriously made for
the election Of new pope. While still
able TO get about and take part sparingly
In pubic functions. Leo XIII. has visibly
fallen into stage OF seniie decay which
physicians do not believe can last till
March. His hold on life o, beat is mat
ter of months
A dispatch TO the Saadrrd from Berlin
SAYS 10 Is reported there that the health of
the pore is exactly the same as a weex
ago. He is said - be ageing notieeahly.
and to be subject to continual trembling.
but there is no new cause for alarm in re-
gard TO him