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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10
THE Confusion ~ SOME MTN,s
~

Representative Bailey. of Tcxos is
quoted as SAYING that tho President Fl,
sending troops 10 CHICAGO ar,ine, tb,
protest Of the Governor NJ 1ii,,f. 49,.
,surped tho novr,r ~ .t. Go. .., ~.
~ nc wore Co,.or,,or 80 mt
resent f. nv callt,,, an. .,,. So. -
and DRIVING tho ra,,,i,r. t.., 49,. so,
gan.
We fell pcnreeentotf,,. r.s.,. .t.. 90
he were Governor of ul,r.,- .,
tempted any such fool oc, ~. ',,...i, ,.....
soon have an tho ,,ou.., IN
States Of ,ht. ,''
hts e,o,o 80, .'''' 'i'""
ar,,..,, -. O"" D." '''" "'
49,, 60, g.,,, ''" " '''y aII
.rd locl,,a 49, ~ ". '"D-"'
ernor r,t,o,. i,,'- '''' ''''' ''' N''
o,ni,, -, ''''''''' ""''' ''"i"''i-
nm in q r,,,.-,, '''' ~ S'""'
- -. ''"' """ l''dd ID
snitcd s,.,.. ,.t,', '' "-'''.'S' ,"'
G. '''' o">.I'"'I'h de-
-. va '''." inc punish
-,.,a, , .''''''''''' u'''". mat IS
- "'' Z" representative |
-. - - N'''' !. ne should happen 10 |
''' i'"I'ey OF Illinois when |
-, ~ 'ppo9e 'Ne Government |
"'''D ''ates ln enforcing the |
'''' "'''' states ana compelling
on '.''" u summit 10 ana obey them.
nr,h,,.,.,.. pos9'o'e Hlis'p-
concernior tho r,rhts ..,,, -. ''',.'' ''',''
I-,i,.1 g. $50 $50 gu p'"' oi inc
ter Altreld prctenas ,o believe ana uon-
,csentotIve r,U,,, ,,'.r 49,. -, ,'''"
the distinction or h.tn, r,a -.
,neuher ~ ,ho NJ. 80 -.
-, 11..t' - ~ ~ ''Nr'
den,'s actioo IN mic ,,o,,o. q. .o'.
So - 80 '''''' - d" sum,
rights of tho State az ult,ois rn, =, &C.
no,htn,, 80 a. 80, =,
plain pursuance of the line of demorl,o-
zion which the Cons,i,n,iop or,,,. d.
tween the powers and duties Of tho Gov
eminent Of the limited Statos ANA No.,
tho state rovernme,ts qY,o c,,..,,.....,.'
of the Irrited states has r, ..,is,,,,'.'
con, as II is created law "a. comm,
and given nov,crs bv II TN. s,.,.,,,
nents existed before tbe c,ne,t,,,t,. .
formed. and they con,.ou.,t,, 49,
everywhere in their States ,t IN g..
with full control over cycrlbin.. ..,.n,.,
where they have parfed Win. ,.,.,.-,
some specified matter bv 3D.. ,. !
the Constitution But who, ,a.. t...
parted with control over any .,...,r's
matter and ,i,.,, ,,.., 'i' '''." p
-, N''''i OF 'hdt matter {
10 the Oh4'td Staiea Government that 81
Government is supreme I'm its c...,r.l ~,
st. and there can be mn spch ,,,t,... ~.
o'"''9 Ish'S lndt can come into con II
fiict with the Government il, ,,.r...,t.,. 9
control over II rht, ID. a.. ~, '9 "
and o,.,,,,,.,.... '' 10 enc fundamental | j.
every man win get his ioa, o,o'.,'. +
well defined i'm his mind Do ., , - Il
difficulty in sc.I,.. -. ''' VIII nave no IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

Mr Waller Scott. who has ror vc-re
90 pen =, Identified with The furniture trai
Rapids Mich, 10 lay In a stocl. OF rl-ni.
ture. "a '''
lie Will commence business fo- himself
In this line at 20 east Main street. SON
TENDER LIST. "1P-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10
~ NArI0NAL CErnIr -AnRnAn-

The r.ondon S,trrlov po,.,... g., d..
'''"' ''0'''" III lis
last issue tune -. l>'D which came
| here has the following I'd saw an.lf
money rn,tto~e i'm ,.c,..-,t ..., .,.l...
,,r ,,,,ta,.l .,,.,,, -, .....
! V"' ""''""'l 'I''"t Il particular.
or course, the frCc-silvcr party and
the Popuists viii cau This tl. 80, ,.,
p.a -. ,'''' '''' 0'''N %
'N ii''"'' I""''' h"' lhal money power
is all over the civilized world. aud if
controls mot o,l,, fla. c,.b 81, ,..,,- ,.,.
,,, ,...,...,....-. ''' '-''"' "''
NV "i'"'"D '"Il'a' I"ii"aAS, ana an pro-
pcrty, big and little. IL is folly 10 suppose
that the so-caUod nonev ,ov,or &C. co,.,-
,.e.l 90 , ,,...t.., 49, -,
" ''''"'O' '''19' Lively "oul VINO
AdS money IN bank or out OF IL, or an
Investment Of amy lfYl fs a mart ,r l,.
,,o,.,, ,..,....r .,, B..
l""N'' """ d. la i'"'t IMAM even
the United states can DO % attempt %
oVcrturn the oniuioo and ro...r .f ,..
r.st cf tt, ,i,.,lt..t ..,
o. ' "''''''' ''' ""ii'.
ne posi'lon OF the United States Treas
uiF is becoming $50 serious tuat 10 is
causing very Erdyc anxiety in Eur8nc ae
wen as at home our readers Mil reeol-
i'cJ ih1t there is issued u United St.fos
iiI'I money considerably cNlccf.s. tuo
t..''"i'u hil-ous sterling. Wli.u tto
treasury ls bound o. redeem In lt.h rl..
!"itI money consists of grceullrk- ae
i"'F are popularity called. or 'rraaerr,
noes issued during tine civil var. of nr,.. I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

| lima act IN conformity 10 II and resist
an order OF the United States Court for
South Carolina. President Jackson in
formed him that he would have every
man concerned In the proposed nulincs-
ton arrested and tried In the Unite1
States courts for treason, and the cN-
pected nullihcaton did not come of and
was dropped. Talk Of notification now
IS prcposterouS. The South abandoned all
such doctrines at Appomattox and con-
scented that this Union from that day
forward should be an inlissoluble one, In
which such powers as are delegated 10
the United States Government by the
Constitution should be supreme at all
times In all parts Of the Union. and that
IS the doctrine OF all other parts Of the
Union. The President. then, is only com
pelling obedience to a constitutional act /
Of Congress which Atgcll, Bailey and an I
other citizens OF the United States are /
bound 10 obey. and be has the backing /
In his course Of every citizen OF the
United States who loves his country ana
IS a friend Of law AMI order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

on the Richmond. Fredericksburg an
IotomAc RAJ. road. eighteen miles from
Elchinond. offers unusual attractions Tor
ENc Jrsion and Picnic parties. VraIns
Chartered az low rates upon application
10 I. A. Taylor, Traffic Manager, Byrd.
ttraet station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10
III health gives
way to
Browns Iron
BitterS I!


only Is cents VIII purchase n srlandt,
binder for the Century War Book m H.
Times Office This binder is convenient as
Wen as ornamental The parts enclosed
can be easily slipped "a and our M
binder Will hod one part or nc entire
twenty with equal case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

II you can't and want 10 have wor,,
zone III AIat-eldss manner se.d your
orders 10 The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

3. times In all parts ~ tho r-rion and thai
IS the doctrine of all other narts OF tn,
Union. The President then is only COM
pelling obedience IN , constitutional act
OF Congress which AItrolj R,ilcy and an
other citizens OF the United states are
bound 70 obey. and be has the backing
In his course of every citizen OF the
Is friend Of law AMI order
UNDERSTAND THE CASE CORRECTLY.
| our rciehhor the Dispatch. knows that
| somehow or other the President is right
i'm sending United States troops 10 Chi
caeo. bat it IS about as FAR from under
| standing The real ground upon which that
| act rests as Alteeld IS. and 10 is almost as
bad o. put the action upon the WRONG
! ground for 10 as Il Is 10 deny that "a.
! risht exists. ln It's editorial on the SUBJ
| Jcct boz sundays Issue, u says
President cleveland clearly Indicated
tlii hc t"''a III mere Wac a 4Hiy imposed
Inii,l S',t.s vb., bD tci.,-,,..'.,.., ...
reply 90 Ions argument from Governor
Ati-r.a' OF iAinois, t"'t IN nus opinion (
..,r..,,- 49,. ~ .-.,.. ..t -. ....t'-.i,.. !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

terrible cough with d.. Davids Cough
syrup OF Pine Ear. Horehouad. and wiid
Cherry --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10
Bargain Bulletin
for To-Day.

Belt Buckles--a new lot Just
rcceived-a special bargain
in an Imitation Sterling
Buckle at Zoe
Complete Sterling Buckles
from $L49 up.
Ladies' Colorcd Chemisettcs
from 2jc;to-day Zoe takes them.
Chambray Fauntleroy Sets
reduced to 5c set.
Dairy (llaid) Made Toilet
Soap-nothing equals it as
asIliu puriiier-7c cake, zoe box.
100 pieces New Cambria
Batistc; worth SEE, new
price, BE ward.
Another shipment Jaconet
Duchess, the coolest wash
material soda large as
sortmeut for Summer
dresses, 123c.
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'rrt"he-. 1rus.~-. and Brace,
All styles and price. q,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG cos
Richmond. Va
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Persons male or female) out OF s.aplov-
ment can secure a local agency on mar,
ana part commission. which win
.4LuId az once good living No capit1i
required send addressed envelope and
u itrencea % Charles Holzeman. trsas-
"rer. ~ south street. Baltimore. Nd.
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That tired feeling. which is so conr,,,,
ard 20 overpoNcring. is entirely Dr..
or 10y Hood Sarsapari,la. the best ti'od
weakness. 0''''S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

HOODS Pills are the best after-dinnar
pii.s' assist digestion, cure headache. 25c
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Julius SycI0 g Son,
2Ol and 205 E. Broad Street.
-HlChANA AND EGGS.
AND HOW TO GET THEM.

IL ADns GREATLY 10 rug
fo"Lf Ll}rf.i. and / have
ueFer se-Ha case %. ttnfc.
Ii young clIckensvl.cn!-
was used. Vow I won. ]
as soon 90 With0u ea.tf1
ny fool IS % undertake
- raise fowls without
Eok Nrfer's Ci.rs,1
b ElOH.
Wills W. II ln41N.
IONlaf2n county. Va.
We buy j. by tho dozen
boxes. ana when my VIC
la a SICK fowl ~ any
ktul "wo make for fias4
Powders. AMI thar 18th.
,asi ot -. ltIs an iufaI.
llDle remedy with NJ.
WIN A. WurR0Y.
King William county. Va.
have used one boz. and
FOUND IT. very beneecialto
{oung fowls Have nor
.o,i any with Ga,os slnce
4 commcpceii:s use.
HISS APTLfE l.g-s.
Mathews N IT,. "a.
Iti3asu-o preventive 81
cares, anil we c0nsl,leri. /
.uil.pcnsab.o pa orr N /
'uge efforts AZ poultry /
alvng
airs. j. II. GRAYniII.
Arch Niil.
HOte.our; county, Va.
IL stopped cholera on
Iroly smOng my fowls
BARS. j. X. II NSAR.
Iemplln's. vs.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
sOr.TJrEHN COT-ToN MARKETS

Galveston. April eu-Coiton quiet. mlddlinS &c.
low mlIdng. i B-Gc. good ordinary. 6'2c. net and
gross receipts. 80 bales. sales l3i bales: stock.
1858 bales. Weekly Net ana gross receipts. s.l>l
bales; exports coastwisr. 1895 bales, sales. $37s
balc'
Norfolk. April - Cotton easy; middling. 3-l6c.
low mlIdng. G'.c good ordinary. l-l6c: net and
gross receipts. 60 bales. exports coastwise. S3
bales. sales ll2 bdl"s, stock. h,i30 bales Weekly
Net aud gross receipts. 6Gti bales. exports To
Great britain. IL ~ bales: 10 the Continent 1850
bales. coastwise 1853 bales. sales 100 bales.
Savannah. April o-Cotton steady. middling. nc.
low mddling G7sc: good ordinary. 6iec. net and
gross receipts sG bales. exports coastwsr, 1881
bales: sales lee: stock. 5l.l03 bales Weekly
Ne, and gross receipts 4iN bales. exports To the
continent $500 bales. cOastwise 5S9 bales. sales
J. ~, bales.
New-Orleans April 9.-Cotton steady; good mid
,ling J-6c; mlddng. 7c low ml1dling. 6a.c. good
ordinary slide. net receipts. 1895 bales gross
1905 bales. sales. 1900 bales. stock. 1912 bales
W.ekly-\et receipts l3.99S bales. gross. 1917
baes. exports TO Grea Britain. l2SS bales: to the
t,ontlnent sHj bales coastwise. J.i21 bales sales
~ 80 bales.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
JUDGE COLTS DECISION.

HE HAS 40 JURISDICTION IN THE NEW-ENG-
LAND-NEW-IIAvEN DISCRIMINATION CASE.
Boston. April 20-Judge Colt OF the United States
Circuit Court to-day rendered his decision on the
petition Of the receivers Of the NewYork ard New
England Railroad against the New-York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad for alleged dlscrimi-
nation In the transportation OF fregh, east and west
Judge Colt In his opinion says THE motion to
dismiss the petitions OF the receivers In the above
entitled cause relates solely TO question Of equity
procedure and In way involves the merits Of the
controversy between the parties. The only question
AZ present 20 be determined j. whether the New
York, New-H Haven and Hartford company can prop
erly be brought IN respondent in this cause upon
petNlon or the receivers. or whether II should be
proceeded against 10y a separate bill.
These petitions do not charge active or cOnstruc-
i've interference with property now In possession of
inc receivers; they concern primarily the question
or obligation on the part ~ the N"w-Haven com
business with which these receivers concerned:
they raise therefore, question OF title between the
Receivers and third person they do not relate 10
the administration OF the insolvent estate. but 20
disputed claim made on behalf ~ the estate.
y DO not believe these proceedings come within
the jurisdiction invoked by the present bill. and I'm
opinion Il would be contrary the usual course
of equity procedure 10 make the New Haven com
pany party defendant to the bill for the purpose
Of determining the questions raised by these petit
lions. shall. therefore. direct that tho motion 10
dismiss the petitions be granted but without preJu-
dice to the receivers To- bring new bill"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
OPENED BY EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.

An INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION lN VIENNA
HUNGARY To HAVE An EXPOSITION IL 1890.
Vienna, April 20-The international Exposition
for the display OF all kinds Of aT1cles In the de-
partments OF food army and navy supplies. pro-
lection OF fe. security Of transport. etc. was for
mally opened In the Rotunda at noon to-day 10y En-
peror Francis Joseph The exhibition which IL
held on the extensive grounds OF the Prater and In
the Rotunda. was organized by the Vienna Society
for Propagating Agricultural Science and IS under
the special patronage OF the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand. the Austro-I Hungarian Heir Apparent.
Among the exhibits Is special display OF articles
relating sports The exhibition IL under the
presidency OF Count Wurmbrand. the Austrian
Minister OF Commerce. and the Government has
granted special facilities for ihe conveyance of eN-
hihits Vienna reduced rates, and for the free
rofurn OF goods left unsOl
Budapest. April 20-The proposal 20 hold an OK
position I'm 1896. In celebration OF the millennia an
niversary OF the establishment OF the Hungarian
monarchy unanimously approved by the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday committee Of
sixty was appointed TO make all necessary arrange
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
OBI7E y.
HENRY STUART CARTER

Henry Stuart Garter for many years well known
I'm the drygoods district and a. the tihe "' HIS
death connected with the firm OF Jane q flik'S'
-, No - Ieonard-st in this city died In ON
cinnau on Monday evening last. forty-seVeh years
od Death was due 20 apopi"xy. hastenei oy -"
,ero cold contracted while on business tflp 10 the
Wes, and Mr. Carter was on the eve OF e'afuhe
home when stricken at the Barnet HOUSE ~ ''"'
ci,v He was born in Brooklyn. but at an earP
oct bis family moved = Worcester, Mass, anu Hc
y,,s .ducate1 In the high school ther". 49,, ,.,.
ari was Thereafter with Lord & IaYIor ana H. -.
d,arring A. CO. and regarded as one "l .nf
i, a. nformed men in his line OF business Mr.
carter was one Of The most popular ana w'aIH anS
o. w." .t large cities In the West. He was an IN,
nncniiai member Of the Church OF the Messah sian and
fsn :. member Of the Manhattan Athletc CIuP anu
a. a, ,ba Nerchanis' club here. lie leaves wldoW
NE daugher Of the late Ir. John Mcluheh' oi
NJ one son. His mother ard one SIS
Ter also survive him.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
SVOW. RiTN dND MN.

Winnepcg Man. April @.-By the choking or the
owe,s tho northwestern part OF the city II Hooded
and Yesterday the people living In that n~i8hbor-
hood had 10 be rescued by means OF poa's' ana u"
other parts people have been cohpe"eu W 'eHN'
.na,r ho,ses owing 10 water flooding the floors
!, has been raining hard here for three days and
,he ned River Is rising with great rapdity. and In
a few hours water will reach the danger mark The
situation last night was considered dangerous \
Wizard prevailed all day YESTERDAY
Jamest6wn y. D.. April 20.-The rain ana snow
.,nrn, sim continues unabated. The storm began
Ss,onHa,. noon with n light rain. and has continued
~ Increase until II has assumed the proportions of
a fearful blizzari , ,,o,,.,. ,>assor
or ,rain 10 l. eastbOund. was ditched yester-
5.y an a snowdrif on the track near Yuma toi
Tho M ssenRers were unlnjured but Engineer Tlrln
n1 in Fireman Goodwin were seriously hurt
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
CPITI-ARY NOTES.

poston April 20 (speciaD.- Samuel W. Ihomp-
1. ~ \or,h Conway. ~ H.. who died OF pneu-
'' .a,.rd,v at the age OF eghty-hve years
vas well known to the thousands OF summer Fis'-
tore who frequent North Conway, ana had oeeh !"
prominent citizen OF the town TOT man! .
w. ,,. ,or over 0fty years. He was always
SaG,locd wIth interests Of the town and ioT
eraI vears he represented 1t In the state Hes''
Nashua ~ H. April 2o-Colonei Chase ,se n arm m'1 Of
.,ad fortv-One years, member or IN" ~ u.
ihp, 49, sons seedsmen. and one OF the HoEei ,,
nors stan died today lie was n me Tegisa
an alderman. and had held other po'''c"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Boston April ~ m. demand has been g,oI and
the sales for the week Wrr" 2.GDpO pounds. There
IS hrnri tendency on some grades that I'm ligh:
supply OHIO ne"ceS arr quoted at zoe for and
maze for NN and NN and above. Michigan y ia
steady at lSc for tn" bcst wool and No. | A 22r
pound Fine d-lane selections scarce and
higher, with pc quoted for Michigan and 2tn2jc FOR
ohio Washed combng Wools are at 2in2ic. and un-
washed combing nrm at l3H2lc for onr-quartrr and
three-eighths blood iuwashei Ohio and Michigan
woods are In good demand at Halle. including
fat sheep wool. Territory woods sell steadily and
mostly nt loHi2c for fine and I'm" medium.
securing basis ~ 3iG@S' per pound Small sales Or
Texas spring ~ 9Hl2c. and fall AZ SdlOc, with CALI
fornia quiet ~ 7Gl2c. 10 quality Pulled woOls
active and rrner. with large sales In the range of
l3d2Jc per pound Australian woods quiet ani
nothing DOING I'm foreign carpet woods.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21


,,rr WEDDING GUESTS AT COBURG DE
LIGHTED AT THE NEws-INCI-
DENTS OF THE DAY.
..,r-r April 20.--The betrothal OF Crand-duke
...solas. Czarewitch Of Russia. to the Princess
w. ., Hesse youngest sister Of Grand-duke Ern-
-" ou,s Of Hesse. was announced this morning
..neror William was the first person apprised
,sa betrothal md was profuse in his express
.,s n delight. Queen Victoria was next in
nod and she. too expressed her pleasure.
...r receiving the intelligence Emperor William
,sed from the Ducal Schloss TO the Palace OF
:. Duke Of Edinburgh and impaired the news
be Duke and Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg on
.Nav 10 the palace the Emperor was cheered
s,h fhe greatest enthusiasm.
TS,s afternoon the royal and imperial visitors
.snied a party IN the SchlOss Rosenau given
- the Duke and Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg in
'.,nr Of the tenth birthday OF their youngest
."gbter Princess Beatrice.
@o1ssn Victoria took luncheon with Emperor
rrrIiam to-day. A quiet family dinner at the
i.Ne this evening was followed by concert
y, he Riesensaal. The illumination which was
.,s-ooned las; evening. owing - rain. took place
srrght All the streets are ablaze with Ian
ms ani electric lights.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
r, ns1xn rRIcEs or say rRANcIsco STOCKS.
Religious Notices.

A-EVANGEIJSTIC CAMPAIGN. y. Y.-Progrnm for
broadway. Prince. at D.
A. g DIXON win speak The Morals and Manners "f
II q; Ingrrsoll The Wilson's and Mr.. W g. Weei-i
win sing Free. ~ ,, -.
V,RISERS TEMPLE corner of oliver and Henry SITS
-N A. / p m. FERD ScII1NEHEA will speak and Creole
"wwpES .it SERVICE At ELIZABETH DOCKS y. j..
a., a qo conducted by LEONARD WEAVER.
MASONIC TEMPLE 3Bd-st ana oh-hNe-Nt 81" D. VI .
GEO. g. NEEDIIAM viii speak .,.
~ FOR NEXT WEEK.
Ar Stnro.s c,ppEN song service very day ~.
and NJ half mast ~ A. . DIXON Will deliver series ~
addresses ON Lights and Shadows OF city Life each
day Free ,< - 49,.
,oIi,.n usu i4th-st opposite Macys GEO. e. NEED
HAN and FERD sCHTVEREA will speak. and the sing
ers In this campaign will take part
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Lisbon April 2O-The elections for Members of
the Corfes held throughout Portugal on April u.
resulted in OF l09 supporters Of the GOV
eminent ~ Progrcssists. II Independents and Re-
publicans.
Rremerhaven. April 2D-The steamer kronprinz
Friedrich Wilhelm which will leave Naples on
Aprji q for New York. Will call at Horta' fayal'
FOR the rest Of the measurement cargo OF the
steamer Ems.
Brussels April 2o-The suit Of Colonel Lee me
American inventor. against Herr Won Mannnchef'
The inventor OF the Mannlicher rife In use IN We
German Army. has beer dismissed. ana COlonel
zee has entered an appeal
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
REPORT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Philadelphia April % :. VI Provost. general
manager % the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
issued to-day his report ~ the operations - the
company IN the year ending December u. lSa@.
The gross earnings - IA" Pennsylvania Railroad
division. comprising m" main lin" from Fhiade
rhla 80 Piftshurg md including the branch"s con
necel herewith f,r ihe year lss3 80 il9 2;G ~
the operating expenses. including rentals and IN
toresi on equipment. Werr N1.l1l."" T.. leaving net
earnings for the year t2'''," -. "A d"cr"as" "'
So ~ compared with l&2
on the United Rairond~ - New -J"rs"y division
the gross earnings last year 81 - 81 . and
the operating expenses wcr" f'N'..@ 3. LEAVING
net earning of $500 90 lp. an incfeas" over l"- ~
tlae 81.
ON the Philadelphia and Erie division the srosA
earnings were E.4ploS. op"faung expenses w'r.
g cn5 0;s net earuings. s. ~ os2. Increase %
nNeI lktl.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IN GREECE.
THERE'S ALMOST DESTROYED MANY HOUSES
IN ATHENS DAMAGED

IN ATHENS DAMAGED.
Athens. April 20.-The severest earthquake in tho
las, ten years shook Athens. Thehes. Atalanta and
several other cities This evening Many houses were
damaged.
Late dispatches say that Thebes was almost Do
s,roved bv the earthquake Two-thiris Of the
houses In the town were damaged and moNf of
them were ruined. Scores ~ families are homeless.
The local officials have teegraphed 70 Athens for
help Requests for tents and food are coming In
rapidlV The greatest confusion and fright pre-
vailed throughout the district round Thcbcs all the
evening. but az far as is known nobody was KILLED
REPORTS from Nolo and Larlssa say that both
towns were shaken severely AMI much damag" was
done In Athens the earthquake lasted half
M
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Du,u, Aprn 20 William Monsell the first Baron
Emily. died this evening at Tervoe' Limerick
BARON Emily was born in 1872 and married IN iS7'
,ho daughter Of the second Earl OF Dunraven.
cbe died in 1855. and three years ago ne married
~ laughter OF Count de Montigny. Baron Emy
wv l., ard had heen president OF the Board
W. Uaaith vice-president Of the Board or lrahe.
I!nder. secretary for the Colonies ana fos'nla''e'