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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08
A A. NILES,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, MoRRIsvILLE, VT.
N Agent for Life and Fire Insurance. In
Surance placed at lowest rates. Also Pension
claim Agent Collections a speciality.
OFFICE IN HALLS BLOCK.
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SHILOH'S CUREiis sold on guarantee
1t cures Incipient Consumption, 1t is the
best Cough Cure Only one cent dose 25
cts so cts, and $l.00. Sold by II. ~. Dwinell.
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AUSTIN BELKNAP,

DEALER IN Butter Cheese, Beans, and Pro-
IL visions. No. II Fulton Street Boston.
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G.. w. DOTY,

DRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN. Finest goods
WORTHWHILE, VT.
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III. N. WAITE, NJ. d.

NEW YORK and Vermont References Reg
IN ular Physician and Surgeon. Special at
ention given to the treatment OF Chronic and
Nervous Diseases. Office and Residence per-
manentlv located JOHNSON. VERMONT.
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f. N. RAND & CO.,

sOommission Merchants and Shippers Agts
I for the sale OF Produce, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Potatoes, Hay, Grain ana maple ougar
Co5signments solicited 122 Washington ST.,
Hayerhill, Mass.
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FSED,K c. PAGE, PHI. G., M. D.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Office hours
until 8 a m, from to p m, from to
D. M Office, Dr. Aliens residence, johnson,
Vermont.
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III. e. DOUGLASS, M. D., C.. M.
Onice bours Until 10 a. M; from to p.
I'M, and to y. m. Ofhce, No. ~ sumner
Street, Morrisville, Vt.
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POWERS & POWERS.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
"A Halls Block, WORTHWHILE, VT
u II. POWERS. GEO. M PoWhhS'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
j. A. ROBINSON,

DENTAL SURGEON, MoRRIsvnLE, W
IL Office open Sundays from II TO p N IoI
extracting. Patients from out of town, please
make engagements bv mail in advance
, 1894-03-21
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, 1894-03-21

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$500 9aor 9amen : 9pn0ola=Rto=S6ube,
Batent=3ip, lpertb 1928. 4reis flr bieIe O2o
1000 9oor 9ono=5urneo eiufade uuo Sipz
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200 8oar @Ici Rib, Square uno 9iccaoilp
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5000 Baar Mdnuer=guff=S9ub pertb 50. OOo
Breis tir bieie Q9O6e ............... GOV
2500 Baar feline Satin folbleoerue MGnner=
Sfube. Square uuo YiccaoillD tues.
R4,i! af ffq ptsi: asS Sss e ''tsr. 50 l'ert9 IT ST. AS
3OO09aar feline albleDerneWGnne S6ube,
oQe Mtoben. bon Sel3. S6pab & 50. au=
At aiIsFSf f:It 9 @s5ts $50 oas Saar. @rsIs SIS 100
, 1894-03-21
262 uno 264 State Strase.,

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98eltIette Der 6troBe, at nerfaufer.
Mle Monreu Iino nit benz Dben ongegebeuen l6dberltd
bl1jgem Brel1e martirt tporbeu, uro 0aS barre @elb ulB
III Der ie~ltgeieBten 3ett pDn 20So9et bel1offt merOeu, o0
ibaft gu ~betrelben. -.-.
3ie Bretie fir6 3ertriimntert, Die Wertbe nibt beriid=
liGttgt, 0a nun Die oorgeriidte Sobres5eit 1n0 Die &iir5e
Der 3eit III 8etrodt 9e5o9en prrOet. Ser ouBerOrOent=
ltde Nertouf lit fir orme &eute EN- SlitGsfQu Inb fir
Gle Die, meldle QBiuterfletber QebrQltdhen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
The COTTON MOYEMENT.
Comparative Estimate According to the
Agricultural Department..

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 1O.-The
returns TO the Department of Agricul-
,ure for the month Of February which
rolate to cotton give estimates Of the
Droduct as compared with last year. pro-
portion sent TO market damaged by IN
sects. average date on which picking
closed, etc.
Following arc the State averages Of
comparative crop: Virginia, 9i North
Carolina. "a: South Carolina. 81; Georgia,
e8. Florida, 106; Alabama. 50: Mississippi.
1Of; Louisiana. 90; Texas. s.; Arkansas.
"a; Tennessee, Sl; Missouri. ST. The gen
eral average or average for country is
92f.
The proportion Of the crop, which has
been sent from the plantations and there
fore in the hands Of Others than pro-
ducers. as shown by consolidated returns
Of correspondents is 92.2 per cent leaving
rs per cent. of crop still unmarketed.
The correspondents Of the Department
assign as the cause for the unusually
large proportion marketed that the pro-
ducers, owing to the stringency of the
times, have been compelled TO part with
their holdings 10 pay debts and meet
necessary expenses
The percentage by States is as fol-
lows: Virginia. Sk North Carolina, So;
South Carolina, 90; Georgia 925; Florida
81: Alabama. SO; Mississippi, 92.i; Louis
lana. "a: Texas. 92 Arkansas %; Ten
nesSee. 92; Missouri, 90.
The losses from insects have been
small, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis-
sippi. and Alabama being the only States
reporting damage from that cause.
The proportion of lint 20 seed ranges. is
from St.7 to SS per cent. Average 32.2.
THE price of seed varies from 1916 to 1917
cents per bushel. The average date Of
closing picking was December "a.
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WASHlNGTON. ID. G.. Feb. l0.-After
the discharge of some routine business
I'm the House to-day Mr.. Loud (Rep.,
Cal) asked unanimous consent that
special order setting aside this afternoon
for eulogies on the late Senator Stan
ford Of California, be vacated, and that
Monday next, at o'clock, be given TO
that purpose. The order was made,
Mr. Outhwaite Dem, Ohio briefly an
nounced the death OF Representative
Houk. and submitted resolutions ex-
pressing the grief Of the House at the
loss which Congress had sustained.
The resolutions were agreed 10, and
the Speaker appointed the following COM
mittee Messrs. Hare (Ohio), Springer
Qll). McKaig Md) Hulick (Ohio) Bryan
(Nebraska), Ritchie (Ohio), and Ellis
(Oregonl.
The House then. at 1901, adjourned.
The Houk funeral party left Washing
ton this afternoon at 3lJ, by way OF the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. The Vice-Presi-
dent. M Mr.. Shcrman's instance aP-
pointod the following committee on the
nart Of the Senate: Messrs. Brlce. Sher-
man. Dubois Hunton, and Martin.
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ARRAIGNED AND ACQUIrTED.
The Ccust Decides in Favor of the Cuban
Cigar Makers-Appeai Taken.

KEY WEST. FLA. Feb. 10.-Ninety-
three Of the Spanish cigarmakers who
recently arrived here were arrested to-
day by Special Immigrant Agent Deshier
i'm accordance with instructions from the
Treasury Department at Washington.
Wrlts Of habeas corpus were immediate
" issued IN two cases as a test, and the
defendants were arraigned this evening
before Judge Boarmann. who, after near
ing the evidence. decided that they We're
not guilty Of violating the immigration
law. and ordered their discharge.
An appeal was taken by District Attor-
nev Patterson, and the two defendants
were each placed under bonds for ap-
pearance at the appeal trial After the
decision writs OF habeas corpus were
issued in the case Of each arrested party.
The anticipated trouble over the arrests
ala not occur. This virtually settles the
question until the appeal is heard
In the United states District court TO-
sav Judge Boarmann ordered that the
t,,ertv-three Chinese captured on boca
cnica several weeks ago, who were neiu
here bv order Of Judge Locke pendlhS
,ne action of the department az Nasnlns-
ION he returned TO cuba. from which
r1ace they were brought with the inten-
ion of smuggling them into The country
through this city.
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NOT rs EASY AsIT LOOKED.
Senators Getting Taste Of What Prof.
Wilson had to 60 Through.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 1o.-The
subcommittee Of the Senate engaged i'm
the formulation OF tariff bill for the
consideration Of the full committee. finds
II a difficult task to arrange a bill that
will prove satisfactory to the conflict
ing elements in their own party. About
the time they believe they have a GER
tain schedule settled IL meets with op-
position OF some senators. and the whole
thing has 10 be considered anew
This appears TO be the case particu-
larry with sugar; and Louisiana SEN
ators have been loud i'm their protests
against all suggestions Of the commit
tee relative 10 this tax so far made by
the subcommittee. The attitude of the
subcommittee has been pretty well
defined. Mr.. Jones is against anything
that Will benefit the trust, but seems
willing to make an equal tax on raw
and refined sugar if II is proven TO him
to be necessary. Mr.. Vest favors Civ
ing shade best Of IL 10 the refiners and
Mr.. Mills is quoted as desiring equal
tax on two products. Louisiana sena-
tors say the committee will not give
| them enough. and in order that the
committee may have no cause TO mis-
understand them, they have made their
| demands I'm writing. 1t is understood
that Mr.. White. i'm "A long conference he
had with one Of the senators. last even
ing. declared that the schedule they he'd
arranged for sugar would meet with
| opposition.
Mr.. Caffery says positively that If
sugar is not given what it needs, he
| for one will vote against the bill In the
Senate. lie wants a graduated tax, be-
ginning with three-quarters Of cent
| and running up to one and one-hali
cents per pound. This, he claims, will
| give the refner the advantage OF one
eighth Of a cent when the grade reaches
No. ls, Dutch standard, and showing 81
| degrees under polariscope test, while
| the Louisiana senators hold that the
refner will be amply provided for In
this advantage Of one-eighth Of cent
They are willing that the committee
should give the refiner an additional
| one-sixteenth. which will put him on o
level with the producer, enabling hin
/ to compete with foreign sugar but not
putting him I'm position 10 control the
| markets.
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Sensational indictments.

DALLAS. TEN, Feb l0.-The Federal
GRAND Jury at noon to-day adjourned
until the 2Oth instant. As result OF the
iury's deliberations, 80 far, that body to-
day turned in a number of indictments
which will create sensations when the
parties indicted are arrested. 1t leaks
out that in accordance with the charge
of judge Renslaer. the jury went In
pursuit Of big game. and that they have
indicted bank wreckers all over North
Texas. Marshal Hunt and Clerk Led
mum. OF the court, have declined to d.
vulge the names Of the indicted, lest
the persons get wind Of II and leave be-
fore the marshals can reach them.
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fell down four STORIES, through shaft.
He could not get out and his fellow FIRE
men could not reach the opening TO the
shaft until the fire was under control. For
more than an hour he was penned in, ex-
pecting the brick and granite walls to fail
upon him.
Charles McAllIster. a printer, who was
burned. Is I'm a critical condition. The
doctors think that the others VIII re-
cover.
Tom White, printer. was arrested
after the fire charged with refusing TO
surrender $i,100 belonging to Mcmillan.
McMillan's purse was left In the room
where he slept. when he was carried out.
White sent up 10 the room and got the
purse from a fireman, stating that Me-
MILAN had sent him for It, After Nc
MILAN died to-day White admitted that
he had the purse. He told the detectives
where to get a 1900 check and small
sum in cash. The detectives think that
there is more cash some where. White
was released tonight on bond. he was
drunk when he got the purse and MA
IL.
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Killed BY NEGRO DESPERADO.
One of Atianta's Oldest Officers the Ficnm
ofa worthless Character.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. lO.-Mounted
Policeman Jenson G. Neve, one Of the
Oldest officers on the Savannah police
force. was shot and almost instantly
killed this afternoon by Abe Small.
negro desperate. whom Neve, with three
other officers, was attempting TO arrest
in a field near the city. Small shot ana
wounded Detective James Humphries
few nights ago. and then fled, carrying
with him his pistol and Winchester
rifle. The officers have been on his track
ever since This afternoon he was locat-
ed near the city. and a squad OF officers
went out TO capture him. He was found
hidden under hay stack, and when sur
rounded began firing on the officers. Neve
was shot through the lung and died in
few minutes. Another ball went through
one of his horses ears. After Small had
exhausted the fire from his revolver, he
opened fire with his Winchester. In the
confusion that followed Neve's killing
the desperado escaped. He is being pur-
sued tonight.
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To Entertain the Journalists.

ATLANTA. GA. lFeb. m.-Auan'a
Press club selected a committee ,o-s
70 take charge OF the arrangements y, e"e
entertainment Of the lnterhauonai -, .o"
ea',,on or Press clubs, which meets
49, a. Anril clark Howell, editor OF inc
1'ans,,,nt,on Il president OF the clup'
@nu ,ai ,s vlce-prcsldcnt. The CONNER
,,ai ,-,uh the Capitol City ctub. the
S,." r,,a orant cub. and the COTTON States
"a International Exposition Company
,,,ni each tender the convention a pan
ouet Airs. Lula NJ. Gordon, who on t,.
nart of the woman's Press ciup' oi
Georuia extended the invitation 70 me
convention 10 meet I'm Atlanta. was eject
cd a member OF the Press Club by a r's-
ing vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
KINGLOBENGUELADEAD.
4 REPORT THAT TRD FlMOUS oLD
wlBRI0R rs NO N0xR
Once the Mighty Ruler Of the Matsbsiss.
He 10 Finally Deserted By Hia EsIiew.
ere to Die Fugitive.

LONDON. Feb. 1o.-A dispatch from
Capetown TO a news agency in this city.
states that Lo Benguela. King Of the
Matabeles. is dead.
The latest adyices concerning 10 Ben
guela were to the effect that he had been
deserted by his followers. and was
fugitive in the bush. where he was suf-
fering with gout.
MONTEVIDEO. Feb. TO- The com.
manders OF the rebel warships Tlradentes.
Santos. and Bahia. suspected OF disloyai-
ty, have been deprived of their commands
and others have been appointed In their
places.
Another Battle at Rio.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. l0.--A strong
force OF insurgents from the rebel iicet
landed yesterday at Nictheroy and gave
battle TO the Government troops. Many
were killed and wounded on both sides
Pe.xoto's soldiers, under command OF
General Argolla, made a stubborn re-
sistance.
The insurgents did not gain any ma
teral advantage and after n severe en-
gagement they were forced TO retreat
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WASHINGTON. j.. G.. Feb o.-For
Virginia: Fsir. decidedly colder, hof'n-
west winds. -.
For North Carolina. Partly cloudy,
north. shifting 20 east winds.
Weather conditions and gsne al forecast'
The storm central oyer Lake Mien'ssn
Friday evening has passed norih OF ~.
Lawrence Valley. attended oy ram or
snow in the lake regions and the Middle
Atlantic and New England states.
A storm from the South Paclhc coast
has advanced eastward 70 New Mexico.
decided fall In temperature has oc-
CURED ,n the ONO Valley and the Lake
regions. and thenee 70 the Gulf coast.
m. temperature has also fallen over
,h.. Middle Rorky Mountain region.
Fair and colder weather Il Indicated Tor
,he Lake regions. the Ohio Valley. ths
Middle Atlantic. aud New England
States.
increasing clOudinrrs and rain l. INIT
Gated for the Gull states qnd the sousi-
west
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Naval 4 hanges.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. lo.--Com-
mander j. y. Coghlan, OF the navy mas
been ordered from League Island TO uuey
as inspector OF the Eighth lslsht-house
district. succeeding Commander Mu,ian,
who has been ordered TO hold hlhlseil III
readiness for sea service. Lieutenant,
Commander Gilpatrick. has been sIai.eu
six months leave. with permission to re
main abroad. and Lieutenant Commander
Richardson Clover has been ordered 10
succeed him as executive officer 81 the
flagship Chicago. now in Italian waters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
VOL. 7-NEW SERIES NO 3j3.

ton to issuing certificates on account OF
the seigniorage?'
Secretary Carlisle: II was gong "
state that II we should issue certhca'es
with nothing behind them but buiiio".
1 think they would be greatly discreu''eu
IN the public mind
MIR. Stone: And In order to Keep the
credit you would have to redeem them III
gOldy'
SECRETARY Carlisle: 'They would have 10
be redeemed in something"
In answer 10 another question as 10
how fast the actual coinage OF the seig-
niorage could be pushed, Mr. Carlisle
said: II all other coinage were suspended
at the mints, 1 estimate that we could
coin about 100000 silver dollars a month,
or 100000 a year"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. lo.-A col
tision occurred on the Jcxas-Paclnc ran
road this morning AT Rosa, 10 miles IRON
Now orleans, between eastward ana
westward bound passenger trans Inc
train coming east was behind uIne ana
bsd orders 10 stop al Rosa to meet the
west-bound traip. The engineer disobey-
ga his orders and started 10 run by
Rosa. His conductor pulled him up and
his train was backed into Rosa, when the
west-bound train crashed into IL. wreck
ing the locomotive and killing Engineer
Arthur f. Permission, OF the east-bound
train. None of the passengers were hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

lanes II. Mcmillan Dies OF his i"J"r'e''
The Other Injured

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. lO-Jan'eS H. 1'
MILAN died to-day from the ehee' o' '''
,,,uries received in the livery-s'"''e 'r'
last night. Mcmillan was iity years ~.
- ~, o.,ro,. here from Knoxville "Wednesday
- -, ,.,r-load OF mules. He was an
via and hnd a negro servant To carry
-, o',l wheel him about. The negro MAS
'"i' a. ,he building whrn It b-gan 1"
,'',,, o and the hremen did not hhi AZ
a,.n., until the room In when he Wa
ling was In a mass OF iah's. ~ w, ,
then taken out OF a. window D"' nv nav
been horribly burned d. on,as ts
In bnsnitaI with two broken ribs,
a. sr.ssn nose' and burned face and HANDS
M hair and mustache we're burned on.
Emmit's experience was singular ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

WASHINGTON, u. c., Feb. 10.-A
speclal to the Post from Athens Ga)
saws: Whitecaps in Ogethrope county
went 10 the house Of a negro man named
Collins last night. and calling him out,
seized him and carried him off. Tney
tied him 10 a tree and literally hayed
him alive. The negro died this morning.
The authorities have no clew as TO me
perpetrators, but are hunting for them.
The charge against Collins was that ne
had been enticing away servants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
"same lnsnrgent Success,
roRRToWy LAUNCHED AT LAST.
The New Old Dominion Liner given TO tho
Sea at Chester.

CHESTER, PA. Feb. l0.-The steam
ship Yorktown, which is being built for
the Old Dominion Line, was successfully
launched at $40 o'clock this evening.
Two previous attempts TO launch the
vessel this week failed because OF the
hardening of the tallow
The launch to-day was witnessed by
y large number of people, among them
CAPTAINS Bourne and Smith, OF New
York representing the Old Dominion
Company.
The Yorktown is similar in most re-
spects 10 the jamestown, which was
launched I'm December. Her moulded
length is 800 feet, length over all, 5i2 feet;
beam. 42 feet. and 26 feet, inches depth
of hold She will be schoOner-risged. with
two masts OF steel, and Will be ntted up
for passenger and freight service between
New York and Norfolk. Work on the
weasel is well advanced This launch
cleared the ways at the ship-yard.
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nIel 10 the Death.

IERMOSILLA, MEX, Feb. l0.-A duel
took place in the town OF Ures yesterday
between Jose Manuel Tongo, prominent
ycung business man, and Miguel Torres.
a lawyer. The affair Of honor resulted
i'm Tongo being shot through the heart
al the first fire. Torres was not wound
ed. The duel grew out Of the rivalry
for the hand Of young lady OF the
place The killing has caused great
sensation. and Torres has been placed
nnder nrresi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Terrible Cyc'one in Madagascar.

ZANZIBAR. Feb. 1O.-Advlces received
here from Tamatave show that a terri
BILE cyclone has vastated the Diego
Suraez district. in northern Madagascar.
The storm reached its height on the
night of February 9Th. Among the yes
sells in the harbor was the wooden French
transport Eure, a vessel Of 1850 tons dis-
placement. She sank at her moorinss.
Two-thirds Of the houses In the to"n
Of Diego Suarez were blown down ana
completely wrecked. The hospital sehool
house. and church were destroyed 30
far as known no lives were lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
KEaRs1RGE E,S OFFICERS AND MEN.
Believed that they were Rescued by the
City of Para Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. lO.-At the
Navy Department it is estimated that the
steamer City of Para reached Roncador
reef at 6 O'Clock this morning from
Colon, and that the rescue or Admiral
Stanton and the officers and men OF the
Kearsarge was accomplished early this
afternoon.
1t Is believed the Para viii be back in
Colon with the survivors tomorrow by
noon. but naval officers say no alarm
need be felt II nothing Is heard Of the yes
sci at this end until Monday, or perhaps
Tuesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Physician in Kansas city Forbade Him
Leaving His Room.

KANSAS CITY, MO-. Feb. lc-con-
gresham Wilson, of West Virginia, did
not speak here tonight, nor did he par
take OF A banquet provided at the Mid
land Hotel by local Democrats.
tremendous audience was disappoint-
"a IN consequence. At o'clock tonight
Dr. Porter. a local physician. positively
forbade MIR. Wilson TO leave his room.
His phvsical condition was such, the
doctor said that to venture out would
be exceedingly dangerous.
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no COLLECT THE BONDS.
The Mutual Life and the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Companies.

NEW YORK, Feb. i0.-The Mutual Life
Insurance Company, owner OF 10000 OF
the first mortgage bonds OF the Rich
mond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road Company. which matured on JAM
!. 1891. has requested the trustees Of the
mortgage to forecIose the lien and collect
the bonds. The insurance company also
asks the trustees to require the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company to
re-transfer TO the York River Company
the l,25l shares of stock OF the Baltimore.
Chesapeake and Richmond steamboat
stock. covered by the mortgage.
This Stock is part OF the collateral be-
hind the Richmond and Danville floating
debt. The demand upon the trustees Is
a formal proceeding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
co.,m,r.per,er', Coup de Maitre.

PARIS. Feb 1O.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day. on motion OF NJ. 'asihi'
Perlor Prime Minister ana Minister ol
Foreign Affairs. voted 40~D francs lv'
the benefit Of the families OF the l'al-
ians who lost their lives In the rio's AT
Ngues- Mortez. There was no DEBATE or
the motion. The appropriation Oh 'niS
-, IL considered TO be a stroke OF d.
nlomacv. az 1t will enable France 20
avoid discussion and disputes with llaiy
over the attacks Of the riote,s on Italian
subjects.
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Ex-senator ingalls, Was Not Converted.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. io.-iion j.
7 ingalls, said tonight. In reference To
disnatches sent ont from here referring
10 his conversion by Rev. Sam Jones mat
IL was not true.
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after his discourse. had expressed his
Measure at meeting him and endorted
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