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THE MARKETS.
cINcINrArI March >

CINCINNATI, March g
FLOUR Winter patent, s3651L4 10; fancy,
l5a g. 49, family, ~ 4042 90: extra " 90 ?. 70:
low grade si7oQt2 90; spring patent. u. is tl50;
spring fancy, = 25Ga %; spring family s3 10 b
500 Rye flour, % 35n35Q Buckwheat 2 25n
:. 30 per 100 ID sack
WHEAT No. red offered at &c, but the gem
eral demand was slow 10 pay more than 8 G.
No. red qnotable at IS &C according 10 Quail
ity and requirements
CORN Ear held at 40 nc, according 10 sam
pie No. white shclled held at 45c, No 2
mixed quo,able nj 44Gll49kc
OATs-No 2white nominal at s6gs as5e; No 8
white AZ ai.s0a5c; No. 2 mixed al 81 s4Iic
Outside rates represented sellers views II
prime samples. cash on track
RYE Was slow, but little being offered and
not much wanted No. nominally quotalle at
56a57c, sellers views. No trading rerortet
CATTLE Select butcher, s4s5p475; far 10
good, % so 40 common, u p 3 90 H.if RS:
Good TO choice heavy, SLO0t4bo; good 10 ba:ce
light, ~ 5004.5 common 10 fair, ~ O0las.5
VEAL CALVES Common and large, 300a %:
fair TO good light sb-5Oa7eo: extra. rps
HoGs-Sclect heavy and prime butcher. 10
1925; fair 70 good packing s7bl 7.vt conn
mon and rough. s6.75e 7.45 prime iigh. 4 Is )
L6O other light. y, 00dT 20; fat Pigs sst0 rs;
common TO fair pigs Is 5Od57a
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep Year..ags ard
weihers, s4.50db00: fat ewes 400 $50. com.
mon to fair, arixesi, 10 0oaAO0 Lambs--Goad 10
choice. 650de0S, common to fair, ss50 sS25
NEW YORK March
WHEAT red fairly active and nsei-
tied; May. 7ssfW79 3-i6c; July, BIZ eJxe
RYE Nominal; western, 90 assc.
BARLEY--Siate. 6lds0c. western, ~ s3c, No.
Toronton. y a3c: No. 2 do, 8ldS5c
4 CoRN-No. 2 firm, dull; Nav b Il 5ei6c;
July, 5oS 50tss No Z, 5iIiss@e; steamer
mixed, 5Oaz ahlt<e.
OATS No :, steady, dun. May, sss. s7s.c;
state, 81 va i5ssc; western s7sia45sc
PITTSBURGH, March .
Al CATTLE--Market slow at yesterdays prices
HOGS Market slow; choice heavy selected,
1880; Philadclphias, ss.SOQ $40; mixed 40
s. y; Workers., $3.50 y; enc car u hos
shipped TO New York
ShEEP- Market steady at about y,sltrdi US
prices
BALTIMORE, Mareh2
WHEAT-No red spot use; March, zoe;
May, 77sic.
CoKE steady; mixed spot and February,
46sc; March, 1850; May. 4Issc July, 4sae
OATS Quiet; No white western, los.c,
RYE-Quiet and steady. No 2, Sc asked
CHIcAco,J March =.
Flour dull and nominally unchanged No 2
spring wheat, 7sRa 731e; No. 8.spring wheat
20 CSC. No. red, 72Aa73kc; No. corn, seSc; |
No 2 oats. Soa 90ile; No white. T. o, b, 3i1
si5zc; No 3 white, 0. b, SolfGSsc; No 2 re,
size: No ? barley, o. No ST o, b.. iOst5Sc;
NON 0. b, syab2c; No taxseed, sl.2l
PHILAugLFHIA, March 2
wHEAT-Firm but quiet No 2 red Febrr
airy, 75Aa75c
CoRN-Options o shade irmer. but little dis.
position TO trade local car lots dulli No 2
mixed February, lsA04sHc
oATs-Car lots dull; futures neglected and
nominal
TOLEDO, March 2
WHEAr--Fairly actiye and steady; No
cash. Tie; May, 74e
Corn Dull; No 2cash, tse; May, ar lei No.
white 4fxc
OATs-Quiet; cash, ac
RYE-Dull: cash, SIC.
cLovERsEED-Lo Lower AMI sseady. prime cash
800. April. 20.
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SERIOUSLY ILL.
Corbett Said to Be in No Condi-
ton 10 Fight Mitchell.
A Bleed Disease That Nay Lose Him
His Proud Title.
Corbctt Has Not been Thoroughly Wen
Man For YEARS. or since ITO Fonnht
Jaeksen--it y Thought lie May
feFteit 90 Charley mitchell

NEw York March THE report
comes from the west that Jim Corbett
Is seriously III and that Manager W.
4. Efa,ls may cancel his enKagcmentk
eotbett has not been thoroughly well
nsaH fer years or since he fought Jack
sou II san Francisco Al that time.
ueaely thrce years ago, Ito was suffer-
ing from blood disease. which then
thrcatened 10 incapacitate him. His
face and body were said to have been
broken ont II spots, and no wns greatly
aebiiitates Had he been well he no
Doubt would have whipped jackson, as
thc Australian was hardly able 70 rise
from hts chair when SO ordered BY the
referee. |, Is now thought that Corbott
may have q forfeit 10 Mitchell Ia
that ease English Charley would 81
sle,00o richer and the proud posscssor
u the title of champion If the world.
u has been no secret here for months
than CeFhettfs blood nalady was trouh-
iitg him again. In sporting circles It's
character was madc the subject for
lnuny jokes He Was examined d few
months ago hy nr. J. w Gibbs, who,
when seen Tuesday, said he dld not care
u discuss the Diseases OF patient
dlltc Donovan. who knows moro
abeet cathstt's real condition than any
man IN America. was equally reticent
lii Admitted tile champion was a sick
mani hnt did not wish 10 express him
self on the subject The general linz
preston il that Mitchell is lucky man,
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Cuckoo. March 2.--Judge Gresham
was n lis Office Tuesday after his trip
rast A host Of callers were awaiting
him when he arrived. Toa reporter he
snid Yves, called on Prcsident-eiect
Cleveland at Lakewood, but Of course i
can not tell the public The topics dis.
cussed. II would be indiscreet On my
parts and really / can not say anything
more than that had pleasant call. ]
am very busy and there Is nothing that
can shy that would be Of public inter.
est. That Is all that / can say.
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LITERALlY ROASTED.
.IorrI0Ie Iala d ! Lee. 1hlla N -

itorribie Iaia Of Ilttie Chiia al zaAcs-
viils.
GAINESVILLE, Ct, March 2 "A horrible
accident occurred here 1t an early
hour Wednesday morning. The eve
year-old child Of VIM Sheen was play
ing in front 81 MI open CRATE, when its
clothing caught FIRE Before The aancs
could be sinothcrcd the child was hor-
ribly burned and presented Il most sick
ening sight. Its face was absolutely
roasted. the flesh failing Gif and hang.
ing III shrcds Bath iis eyes we're
burned ont, and is whole body was
badly burned notwithstanding the
extent ~ The injuries this child Is still
living, but can not survive long
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New York i,rtbtsrs 1'roteat.

New York, March q Typographical
Union No. Tuesday afternoon APP
pointed committee 10 visit President
Cleveland and protest against the ap-
pointment of G n Edwards. 81 Wil-
mingtou. Del, rs public printer Zig
Six declares that Edwards il not III
person for the position. and that he Is
nm old and bitter opponent OF organized
labor The committed consists OF Hon.
Amos J. s. CuFninins. VIM Mccabe
and John r burke. Each Of these
gentlemen were on the stump for Glove
lastd
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i Moiher.s Lonely yIgll.

NEW YoRk, March 2 The board Of
health has decided that Mrs. James G.
Blaine, jr., and her five-year-old son,
who is Ill with scarlet fever, must be
allowed to remain in the New York
hotel. AS the hotel is now deserted
and all the carpets and furniture ready
for moving out, the place presents a
desoIate appearar e. The water and
gas have been turned off, and at night
the mother continues her lonely watch
by candle light, isolated as If in a will
derness
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts Of she c..aai
ny Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parts Of the r.,aat@v
ny Telegraph
The vifags Of Pointing Bavaria. was
entirely destroyed by IRE
'Bnckr Ewing signed with tile Cleve-
land baseball club Tuesday
The life Of President Ezata. 81 san
Salvador. was attempted oy an Italian
waiter while ii banquet
Victoria Brewer. the pretty moon
sinner, was fined 500 and given u
thirty days Jail sentence at Parlers-
burg. w. Va.
Gov. Mckinney. Of Virginia, refused
70 20 TO Growers inauguration because
Of some fancied slight ia the arrange
ments at Washington
AT Trenton. Tenn, Bud Garth be-
came involved in difficulty with two
Negroes and shot them both One is
dead and the other dying.
Cartwrigfts resolution condeInning
the protective policy aud favoring rev.
enue tariff, was defeated Iii the Cana
dian commons BY 100 against -.
James Nolaad, aged twenty-one. Of
Louisville, KY, blew his brains ont ii
San Antonio. Tex, where he had zone
with variety actress WHISKY aud
opium.
Frederick Haittinger, u commercial
traveller for large English firm, lost
all his money at Monte Carlo casino
Monday evening, and Tuesday morning
shot himself dead.
The Worlds fair appropriation Ljll
passed by the Indiana senate. with
$4,000 was cut down TO SIS, COZ by the
house. The two branches viii probably
compromise on $50, 900.
The Missouri supreme court has rem
dered decision declaring that April II
be set as the day for the execution
ut Kansas City, of Thomas Smith,
murderer Of George Cameron, both col
ored
1t is said that dynamite is used to
kill fish in White and Eel rivers. Indiana,
and that the people are afraid to report 10
the authorities Fish are being shipped
iiway in barrels, SO heavy are tho
catches.
At baltimore, Neal Horsey, colored
class leader, while assisting in conduct
ing a revival service, This is Tie last
call for sinners. : lie had finished the
firststanza when he fell dead within the
chancel
The house Tuesday passed a bill re-
pealing Paragraph a09 Of the Mckinley
tariff bill. which provides that OH and
after July /, ls9s. black oxide Of tin,
block pig and bar tin should pay ii duty
"a four cents per pound.
Charles D.Willoghpy, OF Lynn, Mtlss.,
died on last Wednesday at the age IL
seventy-four His wife lived III the
same room with the corpse until Mon
day without notifying the authorities,
aud probably would be there still but
that the corpse made its presence
known to the neighbors ia an uninis-
taxable manner.
Chief Deitsch. Of Gil cinnat received
q telegram Wednesday morning from
Detective Crawford, who IS in New
York. The telegram stated that Forger
Hunt, the imam with cough, was too
sick to be removed yet awhile. and that
he would probably be in Cincinnati in
a few days, leaving Hunt in New York,
unless the chief should order other
wise
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LIE NAvAL plspLAY.


three Hundred Thousand Dollars Appro.
priatcd for hat rurppsc.
WASHINGTON, March 3 The naval
appropriation bill. As Tie senate passed
II Tuesday afternoon, contained m
item 81 $500. 900 for che naval review at
Hampton Roasls mud New York in April,
and ono ~ 1880 70 enable Fort Monroe
70 participate IN tho ceremonial a
good part 81 this money win have to }be
spent III the entertainments on foreign
,iIisers xllaNRill entcrinip orr officials
Ak tie Expense Of their governments
Senator culloni's proposition 20 give
the dummy lnan-of-wAr to the Illinois
naval reserve battalion WINS not ineor-
ppratcd in The bill The committee
thought II better 10 wait til the fair
was over before disposing 81 any 81 the
srhftdt6
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shat II. sweetI,eart ara ,I,m..,s

cnIcAGo. March 2-John Leech, .
colorcd man went into tho kitchen Of
Blanche Wright, also colorcd, at No. 4g4
State street. Tuesday afternoon, and
fired three shots at the girl. Two of
the bullets took effect, ono ia the right
side and one IN the back The Negro
then shot himself through The head,
dying almost Instantly Jealousy on
the part Of Lecch, who WINS keeping
the girl company, Is said to be the
cause 81 the tragedy. The wounded
woman can not recover
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The araresnen 81 t.a Is,

MosTnrAL. March . The Orange.
men o. Canada. 10000 Ii number,
are getting ready 20 help their
brother Orangemen in Ulster 20 rebel
against the government, IL the home
rule should pnss, Tho different lodges
lin the dominion mrs stirring and much
money has already heen subscribed;
rates have been made with steamship
ompanics ard IA ptIicial of the Cams
lian Pacific railroad said The
0rahgemcn are loyal when things 60
their way, but when they 10 the ether
way their loyalty evaporatcs
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CANADIANS sNowsouNp.
The ighabita + q rort Arthus Never Sal
Anything Like ~

he tphabita Is q Fort Arthui Never saw
Anything Like n.
roRT ArtuUR. Ont. March Snow
j. six feet on the level IN this city and
the. streets are impossible and drifts
are fifteen 70 twenty feet deep in places
The whole town seems deserted.
farmers not having attempted 70
come IN from the outlying districts
since Monday morning. when she storm
begun. The street car lines are blocked
and people can only get about on snow
shoes
Relief parties are being made up for
several transfers known 10 have been
caught in the storm. No trains are
moving on the Canadian Pacific. and
nothing hut thc telegraph pole~ and
wires are left 70 Indicate whore the
roadtca Is.
Within the memory Of the oldest In
habitant no such snow-stortn has ever
visited this country
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BI- METTALISM.
The Monetary Question in the
English Commons.
Premier Gladstone Declares That Eng
land Can Not Accept II.
shuuld = New Conferences ne Wanted
An,crlca should no the FIrst 20 Initiate
It-liut There should he NoneWith-
out Vol Formulated ria1s.

LoNnox. March . Sir Henry Mcy-
sey-T Thompson. iiberai-unionist M. rs
for North Handsworth, StRffordshiro,
moved % the house Of commons Tues.
day that the British government should
use its influence 10 bring about a rcas-
scmhling 81 the intcrnationa, monetary
confercnee. with thu object uf finding
a remedy for the evils attendant upon
tlsc divergence between gold and silver
Sir Henry. who Is director III several
railways and i recognized as rcspcc-
table authority on trade questions, ar.
gncd that mono-metnllism wns ma
tional misfortune. and that Il fixed III
metallic ratio was the sole remedy for
existing difficulties growing out III tho
currency problem.
Other bi-inetallists also addressed the
house in behalf Of the proposition
Mr. Gladstone, 10 reply. reminded the
house that tho International monetary
conference met Al the initiative 81 the
United States, and II would be an I'M
-prccedentcd proceeding now to deprive
America cf tho Initiative England
had followed the Brussels discussion
with more or less sympathy, and had a
right % expect from the United States
q declaration us to what step that coun.
try proposed 70 take next In the opin-
len RI the government NO plan yet pro-
posed showed how II WAS possible to
change The standard Of value IN Great
Rritain. t''IIear hcarr II would
place the government In ridiculous
position II Il should assume the initia-
tive in reopening the conference, having
nothing 10 recommend for discussion.
MI. Gladstone said that England was
not alone among civilized nations in
her determination ~ adhere 10 hcr
present monetary system Seven other
powers. without the slightest reference
To England, bud signifiea thcir intcn-
lion not 10 change their currency.
Half ~ the powers represented at the
conference had shown that obey leaned
toward bi.inetaIlistn, hui rs yet they
lind not given the nlrst shasluwy fnsiica-
ton 81 what change tyey were pre-
pared To make. In eonciu,i sn MIR Glad-
stone innds m elaborate exposition Of
tho benefits IL mono.mctalilsfn aud the
dangers 81 bi-mctnllism.
sir Henry Meysey- thompson motion
eventually was ri jecto.i W vote q no
to las The announcement IL the vote
was tHet1xed WITH lOu1 llNdfsii tIlccfA
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THE INAUGURATION.
Tamma y Chir;talas Aftivigg 10 Mash-
InRt6u.


WASHINGTON. March There arc
evidences on every hand ~ tho APP
proaching inauguration The stands
which limo tho streets, Tho decorations
which nrc blossotning ont upon public
and private buildings. and the crowded
hotel lobliss tell the sfaHy 81 THE eDm-
ing 4th ~ March lhe Tammany
'chicftains are already arriving Mayor
Thomaa g t;llroy. 81 New York. one Of
the best known ~ Iaunnany'S Warriors
Is here. together with Robert Van
wyclS, Judge u the city count Of New
York. Timothy Murlarity. school rom-
missioner and 4 prominent Tammany
leader, and Joseph. ] Ononnahue. press
ident az the Cleveland business Meas
Democrats association Among the
advanced guards ~ ,he army IL visitors
who will represent Aliiauy at tho In
auguration Is Erasins Corning banker,
millionaire iron manufacturer, aud for
a quarter ofa century, power in New
York democratic politics " s Rcat.
Tie, who was surveyor Of iha port of
New York under Cleveland Ii also here.
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LII. Ier In 4 Z o.nni..l ], N.

WASHINGTON, March i, Dom M.
Dickinson and his frienss. svho seem 10
be running Mr. Clevelands affairs Just
now, announce that John u Irish, Of
California. viii be the new commissioner
Of the general land ofiisc. tits sniI FUR
Their that Mr. Irisl, WAS Gtred lhe place
eight years ago, but did not want II.
being engaged n other business Not
being engaged in otiscr business AZ
present. be docs want il.
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si.h IsIinratIo,, picard.

LoNpox, March 2, Lord Frederick
Hamilton, conservative mem Der par
lament for North Tyrone. in moving
Wednesday for the second realizing Of
the Irish educational I'LL, urged thaf
the Irish board Of education ought ID
be contracted by parliament, in justice
TO the minority ii ireland. he further
called ats ntion TO the fact that II was
the only board IF tbs Kind ia tile king
dom amenablc to lar salnentary con-
F't4l3
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Early Morning Mrccls.

Providence, X, T., March 25--The
first boat train and the mail train from
New York on the Consolidated railroad
had rear-end collision between and
8 o'clock Wednesday morning, near the
Pawtucket river bridge at Auburn.
Four or five persons were injured and
one was killed. The dead child IS the
9-months-old son Of Andrew Verrick, Of
Providence. None Of the injured are in
dangerous condition.
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tNKEFsNE3 Et13TlNt ID Fffts lNUI IEFNIs z NfIs
New York, March 2. 4 special to
the World from San Antonio says: DR.
Ornedas, Mexican consul-hcre. received
4 telegram from Secretary Romero, in
which the latter says that he has not
resigned the Mexican treasury portfolio
as has been published, but that ne will
continue at the head Of the financial de
pattment, reforming his duties al the
same time as minister plcnipotentiary
10 Tie limited States
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, =. =. Campbell Resigns.

WAsnINGq on, March 2 Assistant
81 crintcsdcnt VIM r. Campbell, 81
tsis railway mail service, has resigned.
ne was chief clerk under General SUI
perintendent James Il White when In
clarge 81 the Chicago division, r. II. 81,
End has made very efficient official.
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NO NEW TRIAL
iIegh Dempsey and other Hsinesteaders
WIN he 8 IL cod


PIrTsBuneu, Pa. Match 2 I'm crimi-
nal court Wednesday, morning Judge
Stowe rcfuscdsa new trial in the case OF
Master Workman II u Dempsey, who
was recently convicted ~ completely in
the attempt tapoison Homestead nom
union werkmen.
Sentence was deferred until Saturday
IN order thai the attorneys Ter the de-
tense may haye timc 70 prepare their
appeal 10 the supreme court
Beatty, Gallagher Davidson were
remanded 10 jail III order Tint sentence
may be passed npen all al the same
timc.
Seven of tile participants in the Du-
quesnc riot were Wednesday sentenced
70 the weriS-hassc tur terlns ranging
from two % s}N months
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NEW ORLEANS. March 3. Tuesday d
duel was fought in Texas, near the
Louisiana line, between Editor Chevis,
Of Baton Rouge, and Editor Hicks, Of
Shreveport. ristols were used at fifteen
PAGES. After an exchangeof shots, In
which no one was hurt, full reconcile
iation was effected.
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4 Georgia Girl DyIag fpr u. IS.

ATLANTA, Ga. March 2 Dora Win
Jams, youthful Hirl. Is the latest addi-
ton TO the list 81 would-be suicides
She loved d medical student who gradu-
ated Monday night and left tile city.
Utterly despondrnt bora broke glass
bottle into bits ans, swallowed the bits
She can not live
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4 TeTrific tycIope.

NATcHEz, Miss, March 2 Meager
details have been learned 81 q cy-
clone that passed twelve miles south 81
here. Several houses were blown down
and Others badly damaged a Negro
woman was killed and several other
colored people were badly injured. "a
boy was picked mp and lodged in tree
one hundred yards away. So far as
learned the storm did not cover very
large area.
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lice sliteheIi lIopicssly insane.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 2 Alice
Mitchell, the slayer Of Freda Ward, who
is in the insane asylum at Bolivar. Is in
fine physical condition but hopelessly in.
zane. The most skeptical are now con
need that her malady is genuine.
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a Z heap ExcnrsIo,, FrauI.

NEW YoRK. March IA concern adj
under the name Of the SEQ
Worlds Fair Excursion Co. I
to carry passengers from
New York TO Chicago during the ex-
position for one dollar A local paper
devoted considerable space 10 the com
pany Wednesday, and declared it to be
! hucra fraiId
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lIn,rklra IsIlIed nIiller.

San FRANCISCO, March q The coro-
ncr's jury held an inquest on the body
81 Billy Miller, the pugilist killed IN the
fight with Dial Hawkins The jury
found that Miller came TO his death
from blows inflicted by Hawkins. and
recommended thut the latter be held
for manslaughter.
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CmIcAoo, March R--1'hc prize fight
1T Niles Center between Louis Vera
and John MeArsiur whicls occurred
Sunday. IS lii.cly r. lcae 10 fatnlresul
for one Of tlls principals LuisJYera
who was 70 btntaHE hcatcn, NOW lies
in critical condition. Every effort il
being made Ii keep his Rad condition
1893 W..
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riarida.s New ~ a,or.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March g. Gov.
Mitchell has appointed Samuel Pasco
to bc United States senator from Flor
ida, ad interim, beginning March 4 and
ending with the election Of Pasco's sue
cessor by the legislature which meets
:, A,,wsI
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-02

NEW HAVEN, CT, March 3 Word has
been received At Yale that Prof II. J.
Patlps, who WAS appointed BY Presi-
dent Harrison To continue his labors as
Il hiring sea commissioner month ago.
will saii for Europe March q Prof
Phelps viii therefore lie unable to re-
snne his classes at Yale this year.