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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
u. Hill
t.-utn.

PEAs-Steady: Black eve peas, $3.50
per bag BLACK. T5c per bushel
CoRS-Soutnern white. quiet. 4Sc
OArs-Steady; Mixed. 37c.; white, $50.
MILL FEED-Alarket steady: Bran. Sl7 90;
shIpstua or middlings. tlS. 5Oal9.uO; meal.
white bolted, per 50 lbs. tic
H4Y-No Timothy. $1,000 No. 2. sl7.OO
Assoc.
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NorroiI cotton ,lura.,,.
OFFICE OF The YiEGiSrAS.
NORFOLK, Va, August ! 1909

seaboard and Roanoke Rsilroad-Por Nor
folk. bale.
Norfolk aud southern Railroad For Nor.
folk, bale.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For Nor.
folk, bgles
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groceries.

CoffEE-Aluch higher and active: Rio.
common. lGlal7ic Fair. lStalec: Good. 20.
2sa3Ulc.
SfEurs AND Enthusiastically; Syrups.
bright. lSa!3c. Fair Grades. IL n20c; Porto
Rico. TO- ~ and DC, NJ to grade.
NEW ORLEANS MolAssE'-Quiet; Fair, zoe
25c: Gool. 3Gai0c; Choice. 45c.
FLouEo-TMarket strong: Western Spring
Wheat Best Patent ramilv. Si.75; Winter
Wheat. Best Patent Family, $3.50: Winter
Wheat Choice Patent Family, ei.IO Choice
Straight Family. 10: Good Family, Si.OO:
Far Family. $3.50; Good Low Family, S3,75;
Good Extra. s3. Is: Fair Extra. $40
SMLr-Firm; liverpool Fine. $li2al rs;
G. A.. G5a75c.
RIcE-Alilled. 5a6c; rice, in rough, Gla65e
Per bushul.
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PCnylIIt Il2rLef.

Market dull; Prime, Sc: strictly primo,
Bic; fancy, &c; common. 2a2Ic; Spanish, sI.
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NJ! : NorfolkGWestern R.R.
tzEHEEalETElSH
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY u. 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
S:1O n.lu.-bhc Chicago l:xprcsa-yar
Petersburg. It a. IA tn q d Il
anu Nnshingtois, MISC Tor
.SnchburR, NOituokc a.,
kndtord, Hluctiriu, b'0.
cnhoniNs. Kcnoya, CO.
1unbuS ana th,cnRo.
Sir-pcr ronuoL,. to a.
tuInbus without Chuurc
SinO Tor puiusRi. H,ts,0t
NnoHviltr. thuttnuo0r .,
0nd intermediate Paints.
lV:o0 p N, -For Petersburg, lAdioTd, Inla-ki.
Bristol; also to- BUcirli, mud io-
tahunt,s aisn Tor Rocky Mount
aud all stations on Wmst"n-SnIcn,
DIVISION. Ha' Pullman slc,-t
Norfolk 10 Roanoke Connects Mt
Roanoke ut 3 0n IN with Wash
ington hnd Chattanooga limited
Tor all polnts South and West Pun.
man sleerrrs Roanoke 10 Netnrhi,
and New Orleans. hin ng car at
taChei.
RR1V E Norfolk daily, $40 IN, iI2ja m
l':3h nm.
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BnrAsrs-sucar cured, lolc.

BHEAsTs-sucar cured, l0!c.
LARp-Pure lard. tlercos, tic cases and
TUBS 7so: compound. SIC; tierces, in cases.
CurEsE-Cream. l0al0Ic; Western Dairy,
Sa9.c.
BrlTEn-Market advancing: New York
State, dairy. new. 2ia2jc; fresh creamery,
2is25c: Western. lGalsc.
KEROSENE OIL-Firm: liz degrees, lilo;
W degrees; l3!c; Rcd. loo degrees, Ito.
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Tn AyEr.Ens, GUIDE.
1hE NOsfOnk, ALBi.MARLE AND ATLAS
c., TIC RAILROAD co.
~, v. VAN No Gn, Receivers.
1lME TABLE No, I'm EELErp sTrMnAy

'o-'Fo.h, ALB -MARLE AND Alta N
c., NC RAILROAD co.
,,, II: y.S S SSna: Receivers.
TIME liable No. In EFFECrsUNDAY,
JUNE Urn, is91, AT q o., LOCK- A. NJ.
LEAVE NoEfoLk
100 a N. daily opt SUNDAY throuch .x,ro,,
n,ihe virginia EeAch 7as II ~,
sOo ~ "n,,S except S SUNDAY mi1cd arrive vir-
ginia beach 9ij ~
'0'" m' daily ,hre gu eIp'cs,; arrive Virginia
ii;O' m, sunday ouly, through express; arrive
,o Virginia leach ii;iJ Il m
iz'-o IN, daily, Local express; arrive yirrini,
Beach ll0 ~.
";'V NJ daily through express; arrive Virginia
DO p III, daily stops only at Kemrsvilc, Lynn.
haven and OceanW; arrive Virginia
80 III, da ~ local express; arrive VIRGINIA
Reach sos u IN
1880 p NJ, toiv cxccp, sunday. ,hr ugh express:
arrive Virginia Teach lioG M.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
Goo nj, Monday only (siops only at oco,u,
~, fSLnha|en and k,mps,ic, arrive nor.
Gas IN. daily c,cert Monday fx,o,, onIr -,
edns Iynuhaven and Ken, s,iIlc: mr.
nv. Nor ok 80 am
$40 a ~ DAILY cIcr,' Sunday, local express, ar
% a. il't .NSf'o y 10 Il N.
$50 4 III, sunday my. local express arrive Nor.
OH 1882 IN.
llJ p ~, "siiv EXCEPT sunday mixed. arriy. Ma =
-i' = NJ d,,l' Though cNp;css arrive Norfolk
"6'pm
$40 pm, daily local express: arrive Norrulk q,
l. IA.
eiop IN, daily, through express; artlve Norfolk
go pm.
$50 III, data, except SUNDAY. through express,
WIN at,lvr Nvniols eoipm.
'io y H. snnIay only, through express; arrive
No ,'olk {! 10 pm.
iV''o y III, ally kept sunday, through express;
arrive No folk 1905 y m.
Trains stop only on signal Ut intermediate
hn'iou@ 10 pri oil or take on p.,spup,r.
through Express Tralus make tho "trip Ia
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

tvEsTinUil' TIMtrEDN
Leave Norfolk IJ5 u M arrive
iichmond ':OV p IA, connecting iot
Washington, baltimore, Phiiude-
lhia and New York Returning
leave Richmond 900 q m atrt,,,
Norfolk HES :: M. Stops only al
Suffolk WRNcTy aud Petersburg
ScCoudclass tickets not accented
ior passage on these trains
Other daily trains leave NoIiolk
80 III GTri'o at Richmond Hos
am Ecuinnr, leave Richmond
m: nrriNe AZ norfolk 10. %
, pm.
rcf mithcr Information rs to tickets, rates Jag
SHIt, cheeks etc. call on address Il. w. COuET-
Hhf District Passenger Agent; e. BOSLEY.
!icket Agent. l26 Main street. or e. L. Finch
Agent, depot Norfolk aud Western railroad.
W. b BENIIL
General Passenger Agent.
eeueIa Office. Roanoke Va
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE In EFFECT JULY PIP. 1895.
Leave Norfolk Ieayo Ocsau yi.w
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3D. ~ LIE sEABOARD AIR IINR
ABSOLUTELY TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA,
SCHEDULE IN EFfECr SUNDAY MAY
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Secretary and Treasurer
w. a. R>Erlrr, JR., General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-08
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat COMPANY

The New md poworhnl iron n I,cs ,.,n,.
, mh1sh lNGIoN aud NORFOLK will leave daily a.
NORTH BOUND
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- Inc above schedule gives PASSENGER. from th,
t ~ my over OF Two hours and thirty minute,
10 ,nI venting before taking the steamer thu,
Tie Sstion n opportunity Of seeing the Capital of
-, The trip down the historic Potomac Riyeruut
'hesareaLc Day on the elegant steamers OF this
company is unsupported. The steamers are COM
hnt!t'vely new, having been built in 1884, aud are
h'ei M In the most luIuriant manner with
electric Lights, call bells and steam heat In each
room 70 m me tables are supplied with every decacd
o, inc season from the markets OF WASHINGTON snV
Norfolk. Tickets on ,aIe at b. 4 o. ticker oties
n: Z: ONCE at W. l. Wakes. aud cemp1ny 0
For further information apply
m b. j. CALLAHAN,
te"pn'he AL Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
THE TARIFF BILL.
Efforts 10 Broaden the SCOp, Of Tho
Proposed Measure,
AND INCLUDE VARIOUS ARTICLES.
Pressure Brought 10 Bear on Members
Of The Ways aud Means
Committee.

wAsHIsdros, Dec. a. - Muoh
pressure has been brought 20 bear upon
Chairman Dipgley anu the members
Of the ways aad means committee 10.
Gay by members Of the House and
business mon, to persuade them to
broaden tlIo scope Of tbs tariff advanc-
~ In the proposed revenue bill aud In
olude other articles not before o)n,ld-
cred. They are invariably told tue
bill ~ not Intended - n measure Of
tarif revision, but that II sRn emery
ENJOY bill 10 secure needed revenue,
and there IL neither time nor inclins.
ton TO 20 deeply into the tain ques-
lion, There IL strong movement,
however, that may possibly prove sue.
csssiul, TO have tho schedule Of agri.
cultural products raised from the con.
tumplated rate OF 20 per cent more
than the Wilson bill rates TO the o.
per cent OF the Mckinley rates, plLC.
Ing the schedule on tue same basic
with wool aud lumber.
Tne announcement OF tho commit.
toes plan by the Associated Pfoss has
csusod the movement for n Republican
caucus on the bill, which was pushed
by Western members 10 be nearly
abandoned. The separation OF the
tarlfl and bond features Of the plau
will give the silver Republicans an
opportunity TO place tnemsslve, on re-
cord by voting against tue bond bill
ana this, together with the proposed
advance OF tafifi rates on lumber. Ggri
cultural products and live stock, prsoti
cAlly sAtisnes their dssirss.
Toe full ways and means commit
tee hold a formal moeiing today and
adopted resolutions 10 have tho Prtsi
DENTS annual message printed. Thii
afternoon the Republican member,
have smother conference on the tariff
bill.
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wAnuNopos, Dec. 2i-Ths Sen.
ate today without even dividing passed
the bill TO removs tho political elsa.
bllitiea OF OF COnfederatos.
On motion OF Allison the Senate
agreed tina, when adjournment be
taken, II be until Friday.
IL pfesantinRa bill, authorizing the
secretary of war 10 give Spring
rifles 10 the state military organizations
ia exchange for old guns, Hawley
(Conn.l said, 81 consider that this
shall net be construed 40 az 10 add 70
the war scare. will say II Il merely
= question OF business. Many guns In
uss by state tr0ops arc OF an antlquAled
pattern. by the adoption OF the
Kfag.Jotgonson gun-whioh | think
was a mistAke-Ihe war dspArtme nj
has on hand n large supply Of good
Springfield rifles, and the national
guards should have thsm In exchange
fer the worthless guns."
Squire (Rsp., Wash,) spoke against
the injustice OF employing foreign en-
gineeTs on Amorican ships receiving
subsidies from the Uniiod States gov.
ernmenI and offered q bill W over.
come the practice.
ThS project OF = pan.Amtr can pc
litlcAl union, embracing the North,
south and Central American republics,
was presented by Allen Pop, Nsb. In
the following resolutions
Whereas, recent events have show n
that European nations are making au
aggressive attempt to obtain = greater
footlold on the American oonIinsnt,
and,
WheTsas, such an sttempt shows the
necessity OF . closer union Of the A msr-
loan republics,
Resolved, that II 10 tho sense Of tho
senAts that this United States OF Amer.
lea should M speedily ~ possible In.
vile all American republics to enter
into n closer union 10 be- known A. the
pAn.A american union, Tor the purpose
OF promoting tbs general industrial
aud commercial welfare OF the bem-
bsrs thereof, and secure sAid republi
from European or other foreign en-.
oio.chments.
The resolution closed with sukTes.
ton for common unit OF value bs-
tween tho republics Of America.
IL was referred 10 the committee on
fofsign Relations
Hill (N, Y. In seshlng TO secure the
passage Of q bin fepsaiins the old pro-
suripiivs laws against the enlistnaynt Vi
ex-Confederates In the Unitsi btAte,
army anu navy, said;
at would be most fitlinE and gen.
sroue Chrls,mas present W the men OF
the sOuth.n
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BIG. COTTONWOOD POWER.
BalldlHE Completed, Machinery Fonda.
tiens BsiuE Put Ia and hiTd
Strung.

The promoter, OF the Big Cotton
wood Power sohsms--Mssurs. JonsS,
Cannon, DonnollAn, BummSrhays and
olhera arc pushing the work on thsir
prQjeo to an early completion.
The power house at the mouth Of Big
Cottonwood canyon Is now finished
and tho machinery foundations are
being put In. The structure, which is
OF stone and brick, 10 two stories and
amply adequate for the system in
which II will play 70 prominent a part.
All OF the poles-iourteen miles OF
them-are now In. They are OF cedar
and sixty feet high and represent an
outlay In cash OF $4,000. They were
brought from Sand Point, idaho. The
oTois arms, too, are on, and tho twelve
large copper feed wires with which
they will all be united, are strung from
the tsrmiuAl In this oity 20 the South
Boulevard. A large force OF men 10
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ouuA AND PORTO RICO.
AlCsmpac, fer Corporation AGAINST
EpaIa.


NEW YORK, Dso. GA local paper
says, Members OF the Porto Rlohn
revolutionary party, who have OrEan.
lied IunIa 10 werk In conjunction
with thu Cuban Junta are ppTchaslng
arms aud ntlinR out M expedition.
Tho organization OF tho party and the
iunta hes met with tbs approval OF the
PLrto RieRna In this city aud else
where who realize that decisive
blow eau be- struck for liberty now
that spain'A energy IL dBvoted 10
ou.lllng the insuTTeotion In UubA.
IL was positively Learned last niEhl
that Senior Estrada Palma, on bshslf OF
tho CUBAN jun,a has entered into .
compact win Or. J. julio Hsnna,
nfe,idont OF the Porto Rioan Ieyyiu.
tlouary party whereby both parties
will O. .or oTAlelin aiding tho causes VI
Cuba and Porto Rico. PIs'ldent
Htnna acknowledged that he had
been in consultation VITA ffoslusn1
Palma anu that slepa VIII Al ones be
taken TO assist the people OF Porto
Rico, who are anxiousiy awaiting the
eignal 10 arise
A Meeting Of the me hsrs Of both
the Cuban aud Porto RloAn JuntA will
be- held at tho Cuban hSAJquArtersi
whom y plan favorable " the Porto
Rleans will be decided upon The
Cuban junla realizes thati has secured
poverinl allies IN the war against
spnin. with tbs development OF m
inturrrcli0n In Porto Rico the efforts
ofthe Spanish to put down tho war In
Cuba will necessarily bs weakened aud
troops will be sent from tue island OF
Cuba to Porto Rico,
For months past tho revolutionary
Porto RioAns 10 this city have been
c,rrsspouding with tho leading rsvo-
utigpsTy spirits In tho island aud
Pfesident Henna said yesterday that
thirty towns had tssn heard from
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SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.
Property Owners Commence Action 10
Recover an Alleged Ovsrcharga
In Paving lakes.

A suit long locked for and which
may furnish interesting reading before
n climax IL reached, has been planted
IA the Third district court. lts title Is
that OF tho Brigham Young Trust com.
pany sgaias, Salt Lake cry, aud In
wolves question Of how much Of a tax
Tor paving purposes eau really be ex'
acted Iifom the abutiing pfopsriy
owners by tho municipality. IL 10
claimed by the defendants, VINO ate
almost legion In number, that they
were taxed In excess OF the actual cost
OF tho paving done and consequently
ths following parties eek 70 recover
the amounts next 70 their names, sggte-
eating g, 05i.92.
brigham Young Trust company,
SG25.2l. h. G. NJ. l., s321.G1; George q.
cannon q Sons company, Sal.ipi Joseph
r. Walker, SiJ21pi 81 H.. Walker,
sdl7.6O; MARY T. G., Cannon, willard q.
CroXall aud Maria q. buugall, sip.Hii
Horny Dinwoodoy, S25s.7i, Home FIRE
Insurance company, slas.Gsi X. D..
Young aud i. .. Young, t3L2l;
state Hank Of Utah, sSs AZ; 4. u.
Cliil, SlOit.sG; Herald Publishing com.
pany, slbl3li Isaac TrumbO, so 20, II.
I'M aud NJ. T. ilill, sl2s.3si Salt Lake
Dramatic association, sll24i; CONNER
cial Block association 5000, Commercial
National bank, sa.si; Spencer Clnwson,
SI5d5; spencer Clawson, trustee tor Ia.
lula Young, s2O.2d. Charles II. Crow,
s2O.2l; John n, White, tj0. %; susannah
Bnrruws, George ". Barrows, Austin
Barrows aud Julia $. Barrows, Sl1iss;
tho 1rocsbcck compauy,S5e.ali Ann IL
mor, sliLlO. Cora T.. Hooper, tIl3O; sid
noy II. Hooper s25.a3. Alice II. Palmer,
t23.aj; ELIZABETH n, Dunbar, s-2psi Annie
II. Caine, s1O.iii Isaac Jennings, SELLS;
Utah Title and lnurnnco company $40 so,
4. n. NvHtfom, So JSi Ann Beeru, tSliOi
Henry w. Lawrence, SiDO.32. Henry W.
Lawrence, Frank Godbe and Horace X.
Woodrow. go; Frank GOdbc aud Horace
Woodruff. $500; blanche l.. klmball,
gJin.jJi Julia A. kimball,y3sl ~; John J..
l.. Kimball, Sl22.6s; Horace X. Woodruff,
yii3 90; :. H. Mestorhold and n. liodg-
man, SlsT26; tho Continental Market
company, Ssd.25; Alice Hooper Palmer,
| sidney X. Hooper, w. Z. Jennings, Mary
&. j. FArlow and Jennings Bros. In.
yestment company, t2d3.27i Jennings
Bros. Investment company, Slll.Usi
Priscilla T.. Jennings, sl5l.il; Annie
Hooper Calno, $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
A MEETING TOH PEACE.
President sieVsiaud's Neaesaeinn
Message strongly Condemned.

President gieVsIaud's yeuesaeinn
Message strongly Condemned.
New YoRK, Dec. 23.-Eteven nun.
dtod people assembled In Cooper
union tonight 10 condemn President
Cievsland's message TO Congress over
tho Ven, isisn boundary line quss-
tion. Erueat Howard Cfoaby ptsslled.
Ho spoke Of tho Monroe uOclrlns No
follows.
1--WE are hero to Assortall that stands
for the dignity OF the American poo
ple, and 10 oouutsraot thv frotn al tho
mouth that has bseomy epid, mic aud
s0tms 10 have taken holu u the poo
pie. We are bore TO protest aRgiust
the orrors OF tue President Of these
United slaiss." Prolonged hissss anu
applause.
The tuinull that followed seemed a.
n II would break up tue meeting. Ofies
Of "PuI him oul!" "Gst ouii" and the
like, were heard from all parts Of the
hall. Meanwhile thu hisses aud AP-
plause continued.
Al the conclusion OF the last address
this secretary read = letter from DR.. Il.
Heller Newton, protesting against war
and u resolution was presented which
wRs voted Tor ana against In the same
voice. IL was declared passed. how
ever. Tue resolution In SUBSTANCE 10
that the ohsirmAn and speakers ara
appointed n committee 10 secure the
widest possible opinion 10 oppose tbs
waT-liks methods OF tho President
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me load water line when measured,
ana tnle The committee goes into fully,
explaining the reasons for delay.
when on the day Lord Dunravcn az.
,lfed femeasufement, giving to L..
man ni = cause for II that The
Defender had been tempered with, tho
committees declined 10 act In the matter
iufther than insurlng the remeasute-
ment ordered on the previous day TO
DO thoroughly done. They considered
inc charge pfspOstersus aud the man.
ner Of making " improper, II being IN
accompanied by any signed statement
whate'er, and inasmuoh ~ Dunravsn
HAD neglected the recognized means OF
Refreshing such a wrong, thu onus OF
taking up tho alleged grievance Old
not rest upon the committee. Again,
~ LORD DlnfaVen continued the con
test on September 10, tho logical con.
oluslon was that he accepted what had
oaen done aa 1T aud Just dispopal OF
his complaint against the Dsfondet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
END or A WAR.
The Contest Between the q. =. sni d.
y ~. ". Manly ssILInd.


CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-whal promise,
TO be tue end Of the 1ght between the
Union Pacific ami the Denver n Rio
Hrsndo over Colorado anu Utah fateS,
IL In Aght. Tue Union Pacific and
Great Northern have reached au
agreement that oil tickets sold by
them, round trip as we'll nv one way,
ahall DO good for continuous passage
only.
Tots rule Applics. however, only 10
Tickets irom Montana points through
Colorado And Uihh ~ the Missouri
river. HeroIoiora theso tickets have
been sold with = limit OF thirty days,
and many Of them found their way
into the hands OF soalpet. The Union
Pacific has empowered tho chairman
OF the Western Passenger association
10 buy up all Of its tickets which u eau
ind on the open market. 10 claims
that tho number Of these tickets Ia
much smaller than II has been reported.
10 han also announced ils intention Of
doing all In Its power 10 W clear 40
tho situation anu give the new pas-
senger association n clear field. All
thu eastern connsstions VI tho Denver
q Rio Gfando have Joined Ia a request
that II WIN accept lno position Iaken
by tho Union Pacific aad tue two old
traptContinenlal roads, aud GENE
into the Western Passenger associa-
tlop. 10 1t IL favorable, all the biH
troubles Of tho Western Passenger Rs-
ISOLATION will 10 over, Tor tbs time be.
ing At Least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
rHE DEBTS or THE SATIos.
tan be Paid By Increasing the butis,
on Guiparis.

futnAan nae ua-Th. fTiun.s.
gs,siS M msIning sav,, chisayo
,o.,, A.. niUna,t un.ninous that ~,
or u 49, ~ 20 ,ns sss,s ot the nst,ao
- isc,s.ss tba sn,is. on in,rs,ts'
r.. 80, ,,isa,sa NJ In, rtomnt az.
49,, =, f,nnI,.,,t 81 ,s.nnnd,n, r. ,nn
$500 ~ M p,a.iaest ~ ,si,eys ihs
,sIssnrS by ssotssT fame of gsld
800 S.,s,.s ts.y ,,It M. Ian. was
ssas.s.,v ~ net ,,s,sni ..Ivs,oI.s
nm 4, 80. cnn.,a.,ad th,t this onght
a. ~. III. nnsI i,,u. a, hands a. hisb'
-, ,,,nn,, dntis. v,nid n,ayid. IL.
oar"ra r,,nt wIth snf,Ic,.pt ,ands IN
~. ,n,n,a s,s m. gold r.s.,ys wouis
800 In,.nt srms ~ m. hu.in.s.
- 81 ma ci,v thinh IN. tstifi o.u.
az, \. naasS ~ hi,h In otaar 10 yIeId
~ ~ ,.nras 1880. ~ Inc soy.,n.
49,,
,C.,,,..,s s,si.msntth,t, IN.
sssn, 80, A. 'n,,io,snt m snnno,tt hs
p".n, 4. dIsnn,.a hv M IN ths
,... ,Ss, - .an,,ni.ty.IInn 4. com.
n,,ia - w. 49, ,,s sniI ,s,s,ya intsc,
N ,ssns sfte5 is,u. Of bonss. Every.
,shar. A n reeognixed that mors
wns,o !" .daS 40 cary on ths
s no.,as. ~ ,ha ns,,o, wIthant snssaI.
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wAsnIsGToS. Dec. 2i.-whsn tn Q
House met today the attendance was
small.
TuTnsy (Den., Ga called attention
TO the resolution introduced by Dele
gate Flynn, OF OhIAhoms, calling npo IA
the secretary OF the interior Tor an eI.
plAnAiion OF tue alleged delays that he
said occurred In tub opening OF the
Wichita reservation. The secretary
had written temperate reply and hs
asked that II be prlntsd Ia the Ieconi,
Baker (Rsp., N. II. objected.
On motion Of Dingloy (Rop. Maiuel,
q resolution for the distribution and
references Of the PresiisAps message
to the committees having Jurisdiction
on the subjsots dealt win twas adopted
after a short but Intellectual sfiort by
Lacey (Rsb. la" to have the pofIlo n
relating to the Nloaraguhp canal TO no
u the COMMITTEES on railways and
canals, instead Of Interstate and foreign
commerce,
Tho IS aoakot laid before tbs Hons.
the following cable communication,
which was received with burst oi
applAusei
RIO DE JANEIRo, Dec. q,
To the President OF tho Chamber of
Representatives, Washington
The Chamber OF Deputies OF the re.
public OF Brazil congratulate the
Chamber Of Representatives Of the
North American Union for President
Clsvoland's worthy message which &C
psbly and highly defends the rightI
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whose inha0i,Slts arc ready W fevolt
when the proper time comes.
He saii. ave addressed commun nj.
cstlous also 10 our general delegate,
Dr. Ramon X. BstAnces, who IL slso
agent for the Cubnng In Paris aud ~
other prominent Cubaus and Porto
Rlcans abroad, who are eager 10 see
Porto REQ free. From them we 10.
ceiNod great encouragsmeut and prof
fsrs Of assistance. They forwarded me
the necessary documents Of endorse
meni.
III realize that a few men have no
right to fotcp n revolution oven In the
cause u liberty, Tut our people are
waiting only for leaders and revelation
Il what the people want Oar plane
are maturing,
"Cuba's success means Porto Rico'a
triumph. We will aid Cuba ami she
will aid US, Whom We ate prepared
for battle our people will rise, armsd
with guns aud amuunilion sent from
thia aud oihor Countries"