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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-24
WIsHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Anott er Free { oinage Biil-Chairmsn Will
SON st IIni spring.. Nosico.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-At I o'clock
this afternoon Mrs Cleveland received the
members OF the Continental Society OF
the Daughters OF the Revolution, who are
holding convention I'm this city. The
delegates number several hundred. All
the parl0rs on the first floor or the
White House were utilized for the pur-
pose OF the reception.
Mr., Harter Dem. Ohio offered In the
House to-day a bill for the free coinage OK
gold and silver upon the same terms as
existed prior 10 1873. 1t provides that
the bullion hereafter coined for the ac-
count Of owners IS not 10 be legal tender,
and instead Of being stamped "one dol
lar" "hye dollars" etc. it IS 10 be stamp
I'd "One globe" "nve globes" etc, ac-
corlug TO the denomination Of the coin.
and is to bear the words: Not legal
tender"
The House Committee on Pos,-odicc and
Post-roads to-day agreed upon the Post
office Appropriation bill, and authorized
Chairman Henderson TO report II. The
bill carries an appropriation OF about
Ss1. .000.VpI being Sl,eN.0D0 less than the
estimates ana x.DeMo more than the
appropriation for the current fiscal year.
The greatest reductions were made m the
estimates for transportation by railroad
routes. compensation OF ppHthi'HA'i0f i'A7
way pOstal-Car service and the uanspoi-
tatlon of foreign mails.
\ telegram WAS received to-day from
Chairman Wilson, of the House Ways
and Means Committee. now at the Hot
Springs of Mexico 10 had no particu-
lars. but simply stated that Mr. Wilson'S
condition had not materially improved.
BY order Of the President Passed sur
geon Richard Ashbrldge has been dis
missed from the Navy for refusing To
draw mo the report of proceedings In "A
court-martial OF which he was record
err ana also for using falsehood In the
same case. \ court-martial, held az
Mare Island. convicted him Of these
charges. and sentenced him To dismissal
from the naval service
An attempt will Dee made 10 save the
old war ship Kearslrge, and the first
steps were taken to-day. when Secretary
Herbert addressed letters 70 the Sem
ate and House askius for authority and
an appropriation 10 contract with some
wrecking company for saving the wreck
Of the historic vessel. now lying on
ROncador reef. The decision OF the Sec
retary TO attempt the preservation Of
the old ship was based on "a report
submitted TO the Secretary to-day by
Rear-Admiral Stanton.
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DUTY ON COAL CERTAIN.
SENATE sUBCOMMfTTEE DECIDES
no TAhE IT FROM FREE LIST.
IL Is Said thar tho Tariff Eiil will he Eea y
for the Full Finance Committee by
Mondsy--ihe senate Caucus

WASHlNGTON, II. g.. Feb. 23.--Sena-
tor Butler has succeeded IN getting more
names than those necessary to direct the
call for a Democratic senatorial caucus,
and the list was presented 70 Mr.. Cor
man to-day This afternoon he issued
the call. fixing the time at 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
The Senate subcommittee on Finance
has been I'm session all day on the
tarin bill, and owing to the adjournment
Of the Senate has been able to conduct
its sitting without interruption.
Eapia i-rogf,s- Made.
The members OF the subcommittee are
more than usually uncommunicatiVe, but
one Of them stated this evening that
rapid progress had been made. II is un-
derstood that so satisfactory has this
work been that q meeting Of the fun
Committee on Finance will be called for
Monday morning. when the bin Will be
laid before the Republican members OF
the committee. No call has positively
been issued, but Il is believed that q
meeting will be had then. The hour for
the meeting OF the committee and the
Democratic caucus is the same. The
subcommittee was In session tonight
and will work energetically from now
until Monday TO get the bill ready for
the full committee.
For Duty on Coal.
The coal men are happy to-day. having
received positive assurance that they will
get forty cents ton duty and possibly
as much as fifty cents. The bin is being
printed as rapidly as certain schedules
are completed and will be finished, 10 is
said, tn ail its parts by Sunday night.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 23-The dissolution
OF the firm of T.. d. Matthews ~ co. was
announced to-day as was also the y0lun-
tary liquidation of the Che1ue Bank.
Limited.
a notice posted on the door OF the office
Of r.. j. Mathews n CO.. in tne United
Bank building announced that an checks
Of tle Clique Bank Limited. issued by
the firm. or the h8nks. their agents. in
the United States ani Canada on or he-
fore December 22i last would be- paid Oh
presentation az the current rate of eN-
Change at the Office Of T. j. Mathews.
ZIG south Tenth street, Philadelphia. u
was stated az the Office Of T.. j. Mathews
q Co. that the 81 r5-lc rcsUmc Ia
Philadelphia.
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Telegrsphic Bre,itie..

An order for 300 refrigerator ears has
been placed with the Mt Vernon ilhD
Gar Works by the Mobile and ohio Rail-
road Company The works. which have
heen idle fog several weeks. VIII start up
Monday next. giving employment To nearly
9'1 -, Eugenc p. West OF san Francisco.
was sentenced yesterday 10 twenty-h
wears In the peniteniiary for inr muiu'r
by ,nalpractice OF Miss Addie Gilmour, "A
Young milllner. .,. A..
, O'Clock yesterday morning tho
,,hoiesaIe grocery house Of j. \. Ward.
Iaw 4 Co. al Chattanooga was desiioyeh
bv nre The loss Is estimated AZ Sit'v'-
iu,,n u,,n,ornev-t;eneral Olney has appointed
,,a,,,i 4 Putnam OF Birmingham, Ala,
Nsslstant Attorney iu the Department %
Iustice al 2DD pcr annum. 100.
Judge Hammond. of NashNu.. 1',,
d.,,, ,oornine sentenced the four New vih
,,'ttn.eees in the Howard tasf 'ul,i,
Ueatly. Gleason. ana Bfo'h 49,,
rleaded guilty 60 the charge OF P.lJ'
irhey were fined "ach NlVp en- 't, rerf.
to three years imprisonment I'D ''' P'''
tentiary al Columbus, ONO. ... .,a
t@,,erant Charles -. galloway dhp
c.',nner Horace Ryeweil were lin,tI vt
tha retired list Of ihe navy yfs'''""s ~
arcount OF physical di,dniii5' ,f,... Vs.
IL b.ean sleetine az canton. An-., -,
-, ,,orninx and continued thfouRn.It
',,'"i Quite number or fdiuHhi"
,,cos have been hrok'n down ana u.'.,
nnone ana telegraph wires are n.",i'.
pp,,.ine6 The suppp@i,ion b. thH ul.
ss.,, e,,, il ruined. az many peach if''S
are IN fun bloom. ... ,.,,,,s
The detectives and an cnsine' , na",re -
Win III Atlanta. CO.. are ln"kins l',
The Iatters daughter who his" pl,,f@a'..i
~, sstt,rdav with a young man h'h't
- bo Henry Mcdonald. the son OF -
Methodist minister ,. 10,
'r-be tinted States steamer Essex i'l,
Nerfolk Thursday for Newport Nh'.n
ghe will take the naval appifnti'' ~,
an hoard ana sail away tO thf w.
indies on her hrst cruise a. an apprenu's
training ship.
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an directions and tearing down and carry
ing away the offensive emblem. A strong
Gordon ~ police thereafter protected the
>treet from further Invasion.
Tho horses drawing the hearsc We're
urged IN n cailop, which WAS kept up
Until rinchley cemetery Vas reach
ed. where the body was lower
Oh into the grave as quickly
as possible. the authorities having given
positive orders 10 ireyent the crowds
from paiuing admission TO the cemetery.
ver, fe,, rersons were present when the
body ,vas Inferred. As the coffin was be-
ing lowered. quinn, the Anarchist leader,
aten,tod 70 deliver an Grafton. lie had
only begun bis remarks when he was
seized by the police and hustled outside
the cemetery Gates, where ne was set at
llbertv Meanwhile the body had been
buried and the groups OF Anarchists and
others who had coneregated outside the
enclosure quickly ard quietly dispersed.
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WEATHER fol.ftA,f.

WASHINGTON. y. g.. Feb - fur
Virginia. Increasing rioudinesf snh sn'
SATURDAY evening ur night nv''pe'''
winds. .,....l. ,-s,,ii.a.
Rain. northeast winds. -.
Weather conditions and genera lvIt-
cast. 10 well defined storm dppe"Is
within the region - Observation.
Gist,'rhanee Is apparently developing over
tbe a;uIf of Mexico. The barometer mas
saiIen rapidly north of Montana Inc
h.,ronctrr continues high and above.
,hs normai over che entire country, ana
,nT ,nbesI from the middle Rocky noun
,atn yerion 10 Lake Superior.
decided fan In temperature has oc-
,,,r,ed over tho east Stlf states ana
,roro the eastern lake region over north
on Ney England. over the northern
Rocky mountain region the tefnrera 'nre
has risen. <...,r -
south Atlantic states. and snow - -
norted IN the eastern lake region
The area OF cloudiness and rain over
the southern States Will probably extend
over The Ohio valley and Middle AtIantlf
states during Satnriay
snow ls indicated for the Scutnwestrir
etate~ IN the Missouri and upper AIS
sissippi valleys. ard the lase regions
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WIMAN'S son DYING.
He Roconsiders HIS Determination Not to
SEEK hail.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2-Erastus Wiman
has reconsdered his determination not 10
seek release from the Tombs through
bail bond and will to-day make an effort
to secure bondsmen for the S2j,ooo bail.
Mr.. Wimans reason H. his anxiety To
reach the bedside Of his son, William
Dwight Wiman. who lies at the point of
death from pneumonia az New Brighton
Staten Island Mr.. Wiman's trouble Is
unknown 10 the sick man. but Mr. WI
mans wish is to console his own and the
sick mans WIFE,
In reply 10 note Mr.. Wiman wrote
the following. Il did not intend 10 ask
for bail. but the dying condition Of my
eldest son. the dreadful sorrow that over
shadows mis- mother and sweet wife sure
" demand my presence beside them. II
1 can get a friend 10 go on my bonds-l
am IN communication with a gentleman
| hope TO be able 10 go 70 Staten Island
to-day.
AS 10 the rest ! can say nothing"
The last paragraph is in answer TO an
inquirv as 10 his reported intention 70
plead guilty.
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American Publishers Flee, Officers.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-The concluding
meeting OF the American Publishers Press
Association was held to-day at the Hotel
Imperial. Officers were chosen as fol-
lows. President James W Scott, of the
Chicago Herald, Nice-Presideut. +. II.
Wood. Of the Boston Herald; Secretary, W.
c. Bryant. Of the Brooklyn Times; Treas
urer. H. +. GunnisOn, Of the Brooklyn
Eagle Executive Commttee-C. ".
Knapp. Of the ST. Louis Republic; J. \.
Butler. Of the Buffalo News: NJ. \. Nc
Rae. of the Cincinnati Post and ST. Louis
Chronicle. r. H. Kaufmann, of the
Washington Star, and f., Drscoll, Of the
ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
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SALISBURY WEAKENING
NAY ACCEPT THE dDbfCE or TIM
DUKE or DEyONSnIRE
To Consider We'll BEFORE Tn owing Out the
Parish Cosncils Biil->ot y Quss-
tion Of Principle.

LONDON. Feb. 2s-The House oe
Lords to-day resumed consideration OF
the Parish Councils bill. The Duke of
Devonshirc urged that before attempt-
ing TO 90 into the details Of the measure
with a view OF amending il their Lord
ships shall consider the general position.
He claimed that their I.ordships had
done their duty I'm making the amend-
ments they had thought desirable. but
how far they should insist on going
in that direction must IN his Judgment.
bee determined more on the grounds OF
expediency than upon principle. They
could not. however. leave out OF accounts
the fact that the bil had been accepted
by large majority OF thc peoRie.
Lord - 'ishur, Agrees.
Lord Salisbury Thought IL WAS possi-
bile TO interpret the c1nOns ~ conduct
laid down by the Duke 81 Dcvonshire
I'm manner absolutely denriving the
peers Of zoe power OF amending any bih
that might be sent 90 them. Stiil he did
not diner in the main from the drift
Of the Dukes advice. tie agreed that
many of tho amendments that had been
made, though they improved on the bill,
did not involve any question OF principle.
lie could not however. admit that all
Of the amendments. which the House OF
Commons had restored % the bill should
be accepted. IL was especially gbe duty
OF the House of Lords % see that the
interests of the farmers were not sacrl-
feed as they would he under the provi-
sions of the bin as 10 passed the House
of Commons
The tribunal 20 which the provision for
compulsory purchase allottments was re-
fcrred must carefully consider another
question of vital importance-the control
OF charities These. he declared. the
Lords must safeguard. ,cries OF hear,
hearJ
The iirsf tonceSsior.
The House OF Lords have agreed TO per-
nit the parish councils 10 hold meetings
in the parochial school-house. Their
former refusal Of such permission was
most severely criticised. and IL meant
that In the rural districts the saloons
would have 20 be- made centres OF po-
litical activity.
The Duke of DevOnshrc. leader OF ths
Liberal-Unionists moved that the county
councils be made the tribunals To decide
upon the compulsory purchase Of allot-
power OF appeal To the local government
board This motion was passed.
Lord Salisbury, Conservative leader. pro-
posed new amendment which would
give parishes of 9D0 20 Joo population the
choice between council and no council.
The amendment was approved by vote
Of 50 10 To-
Cared bv tho Bishops
Lord Salisbury then moved that the
parish councils be allowed TO elect only
one-thlrd Of the trustees Of local charl-
ties.
The Earl Of Kimberly Secretary or
State for India. ntimated that the Cow
ernment would oppose this amendment
Tho Duke Of Devonshire spoke briefly
against Lord Sal'sbury's proposal ana IN
favor Of the Government
The archbishOps OF Canterbury and fors
supported Lord salisbury. and the ameni-
ment was carried by n vote Of i2 "a IS.
The House next agreed to drop the
amendment excluding London from the
scope Of lhe bill
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AN"INSULr" rO LNGLdND.
Thjs IL Admiral Remnants Thanks for Pro
To- tlrc Eninrnrrce M nir.

te. ting Comm.rce ni ric.
LONDON, Feb. e3.-The story cabled
70 the Press here that the commander
Of the British squadron at Rio de Janeiro
refused to protect British merchant yes
sells in obtaining water IS generally dis
credited. but has aroused considerable
feeling on the subject.
The Telegraph urges the public to be
cautious in accepting abe story. IL says:
III lt IS consistent with neutrality TO be
hostile the suggestion Of President
Pelxoto that the British should intervene
implies tho relieving of the president OF
the task of crushing the .cbelion. Al
miral Benham," the Te. graph goes on
10 say. has decided to support the
right Of American vessels 10 enter the
port I'm spite OF the blockade, and -
determined to meet force with force II
needful. That is all very well from
spread eagle standpoint. but blockade
H. a blockade and imposes hazardous
dinicultieU. Nevertheless We commend
Admiral Benham for his obvious desire
to limit the sufferincs Of trade
The Globe this afternoon. referring to
tne game subject. remarks:
III the news is frue it is the duty OF
England 10 demand an INN edlate apol-
0sy for Admiral Benham's extraordinary
conduct His action in giving protection
10 the Nasmyth was an unwarranted IN
terference. Admiral Bcnham no doubt. Is
al perfect liberty 10 bully the Brazilians
as he pleases. OF as his superiOrs permit.
but when II comes TO Offering an injurious
insult to the British navy IL is quite a
different matter. Ills whole action in re-
gard 10 the blockade would be described
as 'bluvcr' 10 this country"
The 81. James Gazette says T. is in
tensely irritating % Doe informed that
British snip bad FOB seek 'he protection OF
Americans adding surely Lord Rose
icry does not acqliesee iu the sJ-called
Monroe doctrine that the sole right to
interfere belongs 10 the United States.
We hope that the action viii not be al
lowed 20 pass without protest"
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WASHINGTON. d. g.. Feb. 2S.-The
President has approved the reports Of
naval examining boards in a number u
eases, which will result in the promotion
10 the next highest grade Of the following
officers. Captain l.. \. Beafds'cr, Lieu
tenants +. X. Moore =. j. N,fl,cu' w
l.. Rodgers. A. l.. uan and II. 3. Knapp,
Lieutenant Commando "a. w Lyon. En-
signs T. r. CaDehcalt. l.. J. Ciurkf ana
n. IT, Wilson, Assistant Engineer bcN.it
q. Eedgrave and Assistant Surgeon ;. G..
t.r-nS
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MINIS Should Not be- tcopened.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 2}.-The Bengal
Chamber Of Commerce to-day discussed
the resolution that the best interests OF
the country demand that the mints be
reopened. Afterwards the chamber adopt
ed, hy a vote of 60 % 10, an amendment 10
the effect that the mints should not be
reopened.
a feature OF the silver question In india
is the abnormal movement OF all produce
towards the ports the object being 10
raise money In Europe upon products so
forwarded
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The IOpulisfs Adjourn.

81. LOUIS. Feb. 2-The National
Executive Committee OF the Populist
party held their closing session AZ the
Iindrl Hotel to-day Reading or con-
eratniatorv kilograms was first taken up.
Among them was one from Grand Master
Workman Sovereign Of the Knights Of
Labor. which sai0. In an your efforts
10 restrain the money power and the
confederated mOnopolie5 from robbing fhe
Industrial masses We pirnSc }ui our
most hearty cooperation
4 resolution dcnDuncing the Wilson bill
was passed after considerable discussion.
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THE DEAD ANARCHIST BURIED.
The London Police Promptly Suppress
Threatened Demonrtrat' on.

LONDON. Feb 23.-The burial OF Mar
tial Bourdin the Anarchist who was killed
by the premature explosion of one OF MS
own bombs. near Greenwich Observatory
on the night OF February 18th, took pace
this afternoon. The hearse started lfoh
the place where the body has been lyihs
i'm St. Pancras at 1.SJ l.. NJ. Only one
aarriaVa followed the hearse. Large
crowds filed the roadway, some In eN-
nectation of witnessing an Anarchist
demonstration and others trying TO par
ticinate In one. The police were out In
corn'. ard prepared for any emergency.
There was no sign OF disturbance untf
the hearse reached Marylebone road;
where a vast throng awaited the arrival
of the body OF the dead Anarchist. y,
his point some one In the crowd hoisted
q rel Gag with black border. This was
the signal for an outcry, but the ponce
quickly checked the rising storm oy 'na'b-
,pg upon the crowd, scattering them III
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Killed the Deputy and Escaped Jail.

THOMASVILLE. GA, Feb. 3.-Deputy
Sheriff Tom Singlelasy died last night
from a pistol shot wound, inflicted by
Henry Spencer, e. cOnVict-murd@er
Singlelary was in charge Of the jail, and
at supper time went In 10 see about
feeding the prisoners. A he did 80, one
OF the prisoners ordered him 20 hold up
his hands. whereupOn Singlelary felled
him with an anchor bar. Henry Spencer
grabbed the Sherif's- pistol. and turn
ing II upon him. shot him twice IN the
head The prisoners then escaped. 4
posse with guns and doss went IN pursuit
OF the men. who will most likely be
lynched II the pursuers get hold Of them.
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4 PO,rMASTLR IN TROUBLE.
= Eccles. of Brooknsni. Charged with I'm
b kxlin. Po-tai and None, Order FUNDS

LYNCHBCRG. Va. Feb. 3.-Post-
master L.. Ecclos. OF Brookneal Campbell
county. was to-day sent on 10 the grand
Jury of the United states Court. charged
with embozzling postal and money order
funds. and purchasing goods with stamps
The postmaster was arrested yesterday
by Dcnuty United states Marshall Lam
bert. and brought 10 this city The arrest
was the result of AN examination OF the
office made by Inspector Brown on the 6th
OF February. when IL was discovered that
there was q shortage OF $50 in the money
order department. Tho accused had a
hearing before the United states com
missioner to-day.
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BIMEraLEIsU'S CONyEETs.
IL is no Longer the Greed Of a Handful Of
Fr.nLs In England.


Crenl. ln England.
LONDON. Feb. 2i.-The Financial News
saws: Gautemala to-day and other sill
YER countries tomorrow. Default with
most OF them is a question of time.
Tho worlds commerce IS ree'ing 10
crisis. yet the mischief from the appre-
ciation Of gold has only begun. b.
metanism in England is gaining converts
II is understood that Sir. Liddrrdale. eX-
governor Of the Bank Of England, Is a
strong advocate OF an international
agreement for joint standard BIZ
metanism Is no longer the creed or a
handful Of cranks. Nearly every ec'no-
mist Of eminence Is on lis side.
Vre international conference must be
reo,ened France, Germany, aud the
I,nitad states are anxious that this should
ho done. Surely our interests arc a. great
as theirs. II IN our pride as the sgid
,,.rlot OF the world we stand aside the
nuu,shment will fall upon our own heads.
II depends upon the British Caoihet
whether the conference be fruitess or
.,or
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IL Murder or suIciar? ?

A,rI.ANTA. GA, Fob. 21.-MIss LIzzie
ctris,onher was found dead near Roswell
,his morning. She was employed by the
tli,s tpesvrslI Nanufacturlng Company. Yes
,sSIay az noon She left ths factory. anu
nothing has been learned ot hsf h0N'.
me-, nlei,1' and one finger was MISSING. \ cofo-
ner's Jury rendered verdict tnat .he
Committed suicide. but this p not .. s.,.--
sarfory TO the community. anu an nNrs-
,iestion j. being made 70 ascertain s"S
uas not murdered.
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Anarchists Threaten the Authorities.

PARIS. Feb. 1.-The Police Court
officials are receiving violent letters
threatening in 'he name Of Anarchism
10 avenge the death of Augustc valiant
and the prosecution of Emile Henry. NJ.
Bouiller was informed 10y letter that he
had been marked ever since ne helped 10
send valiant tO the guillotine. and
that his fate had been finally sealed
by his conduct m the case of Henry.
"You will be- the first 20 go.' was the
last sentence of the letter.
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THE MYSTERY BTGAMFSr.
\ Man " no Forgot His Name aud Wanted
.n...n ~ n, I,Inntll, Hin,


some ono TO Identify Him.
ATLANTA. GA. Feb. 23.-Word comes
from North Carolina that David Brown Is
a bigamist Brown is the man who lay
AT the Grady Hospital for three weeks
unable to tell his name. lie had been
pi ,ked up Que night unconscious, having
been sandhagged and robbed He was
grea, mystery. When he recovered con-
sciousness he could not remember his
name or where be- was from. Tie offered
$50 reward 90 any one who would identity
him. ON Monday last he sprung up and
ran through the hospital wards shouting
Eureka, Eurckaw He had remembered
his name which ne said was Brown, ana
his name is Brown. He lived In winston
\. C. Detective Casin left with him yes
terday 10 take him to Winston and place
him among friends If h. has any there.
To-day information was received by the
police that Brown is a bigamlst.
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LONDON. Feb. 23-The remarkable
fail Boz the price Of silver is due partly
10 The lower rate OF exchange coming
from China. and partly 10 the fact that,
as the last steamer carrying silver that
can possibly reach India before the bud
st is announced has sailed. the banks
do not care 10 purchase the metal until
30 h. seen what will be the nature cf
the budget I'm addition 10 these 'auses.
the banks are waiting tc see whether
duty win be placed upon the importation
OF silver