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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Aiardi Grs.

New Orleans and Return
Via Norfolk ana Western Railroad from
Petersburg.
Tickets on sale February I'D TO 9th
inclusive limited 10 fifteen days. For
tickets and full Information. apply 10
j. b. Strachan, Jr. Ticket Agent. Nor
folk and Western Railroad. Petersburg.
Va. r. W. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
A Profitable InyestLneuf

The Commercial Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION offers its full-paid certificates
Of stock at $50 per share.
This stock pays a cash dividend of 6
per cent. per annum and participates IN
the pronts or the association. For
further information, address Commercial
building and Loan Association, SOB Main
street. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

David Martin. the hero OF political cor
rupt.on IN Philadelphia, has been
"vindicated" too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

iaska. s.271 miles" BIssell's letter Of re-
s.gnatlon mist have been mailed via this
roGte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

The longest distance a letter can be
carried within the limits OF the United
sHtes u from Key West, Fla, to ouna-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
First Fine Dav.

Take advantage OF the first fine day
70 nave your children photographed by
roster III north Ninth. No use talking
Fosters photos are fine.
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The Cob EN- CO.
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FRIDAY, February %, 1890
Remnant DaY,l|

Careful hands and eyes have been through the stocks and
put the ban upon every article flaw peck could count against
it, It's the only way keep perfect stocks though big losses follow
quick stocks than accumuaons that would soon
dngy but the bulk the pcngS are from the
Newest Goods hint here and there:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Just as big reductions in
odds and ends Glassware.

| Parlor Lamp decorated blsquo large
burner. $50. instead OF go.
l Parlor Lamp. gold decorated Disque'
s.. instead ~ $3.50.
/ Ladies Rocking Chair, So, instead
Ladies Rocking Chair, antique oak
polished silk plush upholstery spring
seat. $275. instead OF -.
/ Ladies Rocking Chair, ornate back,
s.. brcn S.s5.
4 those Large Comfort Rocking Chairs.
the $40 wonder, slightly scratched. at
81.
4 Agate Ironware saucepans, soc. In
stead OF 9sr.
s Agate lrouware Kettles, 2Jc, instead
OF J9C.
1 lot %. 20 and SOC Cake Moulls at BE.
/ lot Quart Dppers made OF heavy tin,
at =,
/ lot Kitchen Forks. 3 prong, at lc.
| lot Egg Beaters. 81 sort al 70.
II Feather busters, slightly damaged, az
&C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
BY Ellis & Seabright Auctioneers

~ tIIIs ~ Seabrlght, AuCtlOneers.
Furniture Furniture, Furniture!
Al Sydnor & Hundley's.
Il3 east Broad street,
To-day at 1890 \. NJ
Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Library
Suits, Dining Room Suits. china Presses.
Bookcases, Writing Desks, Hall Racks
Fancy Rockers. and many other goods.
Come TO this sale and get brand new
Furniture at your own price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Here's a List Of Bargains
HOU SEW A RE
DEPARTMENT.

English China Tea Sets. neatly deco
rated. ? pieces broken to each, TO close
az N95
/ English China Dinner and Tea Set
Service. noral DECORATION, pieces
short 10 close. $50.
English China Toilet Sets, nicely deco
rated cottage shape, 10 pieces. 10 close,
at Sl65.
/ china Toilet Set. new shape and deco
ration, high class, piece short, 81 iu-
stead Of 81
s White Thin Child cups and Saueefs,
were SI.gS dOZ D, all for i0c,
! lot Decorated Mugs, were p TO 39c
each, all 60 lOc.
10 Thin China cups and Saucers, gold
band at 5c pair.
Is Dinner Plates. gold decoration, were
81 IS dozen, at 81 each.
! lot White Carlsbad China oatmeal
Saucers. were 81 dozen, az Be- each.
7 Decorated Meat Dishes. floral ana Bold
decoration. We're 4>c each, al POI.
( Scum TureenS, nicely decorated IN
flowers. were Sl2j each, q soc.
| lot Hanging Glass Flower Vases nice
Is shaped and designed, 10 close d.
4 collection of Salt and Pepper Shakers.
:. 10 and Pc sorts. all az p.
3 Large Fruit Dishes, richly designed
and brilliantly polished, Zoe each IN
lot Sf' water al Goblets, soc per dozen, sold
at / l-2c each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

II you are weak and worn out, or have
that tired feeling. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
Just the MEDICINE to restore your strength
and give you a good appetite. Hoods
makes pure blood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

For dinner pill and general family
cathartie We confidently recommend
Hoods Pills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Hosiery Odds and Ends.

Ladies Brocaded Balbriggan Hose. sizes
and Il only, 2jc quality, Zoe a pair.
Chndren's Black Full RegularMade
Lisle-Thread Hose, i5c quality, l0c 4
pair.
Infants Black Socks. full regular Csc
nuHlLiN 81 4 mir.
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Amendment 10 tho.Ilond Biii.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. ao-Sen-
ator Jones, OF Arkansas, to-day pro-
sented an amendment which he pro-
poses to offer to the houPe bondAail II
provides that any holder OF silver bull
lon who is a citizen ofItheir raitedtS
may tender the same TO the seeIetnry
OF the treasury and have 1t coiQed tnte
silver dollars, the seignoFage to1be the
difference OF thetcoinage vallie and the
market price Of the bullion ineaSew
York; for the cancellation. Of all hank
notes OF less than SO: directing the
secretary OF the treasury 10 coin the sli-
yer bullion in the treasury into silver
dollars to be used in redeenIing the
treasury notes issued for the purpose
OF purchasing silver bullion under the
Sherman act: and for the redemption
OF the greenbacks In either gold or sn-
yer and for the reissue according TO
the provisions ofsthe, act OF 1878.
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CHICAGO BEER WAR
Ends at Last-Ths Association RsVivss
and 1000 saloons viii Close,

AAN N0Vuu NNAahHA NAA NAN~N
CHICAGO, Dec, SO.-The beer war
which has ragged for a year or so has
been settled. All the brewery compan-
les doing business in Chicago have per-
fected mutual agreement by which the
price OF beer win be advanced on jan
uary lst to s. barrel, the present price
being 81 or less. II Is estimated that
this will result In the closing OF some
1000 saloons in Chicago during the first
three months OF 1895. Ever since the
BreWeiB' Association went to pieces
about year ago efforts have been con-
Rtantly directed toward reviYing It, and
to-day Rudolph Brand, OF the Brand
Brewing Company, announced at
meeting of brewers that the AnheuHer-
Busch Company OF ST, Louis, the one
concern holding out against the prohers
OF peace, had agreed TO cooperate with
the Chicago and Milwaukee brewers In
bringing about the reorganization OF
the association and the establishment
of the IS rate on the malt beverage, thus
ending a long drawn out and TO many OF
the weaker breweries disastrous con-
filct
The Anheuser- Busch Company re-
AuANA navy w INV sAhg ISNAf sfNN
as II was shown that II would be lmpos-
slble to end the beer war without at
least the cooperation OF that company,
Mr. Busch consented to come to an un-
derstandlng on certain trade matters
which viii help to promote the best In,
tereats OF the brewing business.
The eject OF the new compact will be
far reaching.
The past yenr has been most disas-
trouB to the brewing business In the
west. Whom the old brewers assocla-
ton disbanded beer was selling at 50 u
barrel. 1t dropped quickly to 81 and In
many cases lower Long lines of credit
were given to saloon keepers TO hold
their trade and the result was the brew
ers lost heavily, syndicates were COM
PEELED 20 pass their dividends and the
Industrial concerns made no profits.
All these eXtraneous expenses viii be
now done away with and the conse-
quenee will be that the price TO the sa-
loon keepers will be Increased, and the
public viii get much better article Of
thirst destroyer than before.
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UNEASY SPANIARDS,


The Cuhans still Giving the Government
Worry-A Battle In which They Are
Worried, HowsvCr-nI OF the
Armies.
HAVANA. Dec. sO.-There is still
much uncertainty regarding tho move
ments of the insurgents. According to
the official reports they are in full re-
treat, and It has even been intlmated
that Gomez was making for clenfue-
gos with the intention OF capturing
that seaport. But the announcement
made to-day would seem 10 show that
Gomez ia still In the vicinity OF Jaguey
Grande. soHth OF Colon, and In the pro-
Vince OF MatnnEas
Lieut. Col, Perara commanding the
Navarro battalion, numbering about
$50 men, was engaged With the ihsur-
gents near Calinel not far from Jaguey
Grande, yesterday The lighting Is
said TO have been very fierce and the
Spanlards nre reported 10 have sus-
tained the fire OF vastly superior mum
bers OF insurgents commanded by Co
me8. The troops are reported TO have
captured the insuTBent positions and 10
have Obliged the enemy TO divide his
forces, The Insurgents are said TO have
lost heavily, while on the government
side only one officer and i've soldiers
were. killed and sixty wounded,
About an hour after this engagement
the sound OF cannonadlng was heard In
the direction OF the Maria plantation,
about three miles from Callnel, and Il
Is supposed Gomez has been engaged
with the Spanish column commRndedby
Col. Molineau.
Later In the day II was stated that the
troops lost fifteen men killed In the
fight with the insurgents near ClmaF-
ones.
A most uneasy feeling prevails now.
II is bellevd that serious fighting has
taken place near Callme and that the
meagre facts made public do not begin
10 tell the tale. The telegraph lines
connecting with Guarelras and Macuir-
les (CorTalilsOl In the district OF where
Gomez Is supposed to be. and where
fighting Is reported to have taken
place, are interrupted.
News has been received during the
day OF movements by the Insurgents
which would Indicate that their forces
still oVerrun pretty much the whole of
the province OF Mhtnnzas. and they
seem 10 have an uninterrupted line of
communication clear AcroAs the prov
ince and Into the southern part OF Santa
Clara, TO the eastward Of Cienfuegos.
They have burned the village OF Ga
villain, in the Cienfuegos district, south
east Of Cienfuegos. near the coast
The stations at CaObas and CabaSas.
which nre Ia the neighborhood OF Ma
tanaas and to the south. have been
burned, as well as the cane fields OF tho
Joaquin plantations. Some stores havu
also been plundered. Camniloca is tho
furthest point north at which the In
stirgents have been reported, and Ca
baRaa Is almost on the line of the prov
ince OF Havana.
Word has been received from General
Valdez saying he overlook the insurg-
ent bands Of Gomez and Maceo ut the
Maria plantation where they were
found standing in an advantageous
position. He defeated them and they
left seven killed and many arms and
carried away many wounded. II II re-
ported that the Spanish forces went In
pursuit OF the flying Insurgents and do
feated them ngnln killing eight. The
troops lost seventeen wounded.
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wAsHINGToN,D. G., Dec, so,-rhere
Is now no reasonable doubt that an
other bond issue has been fully agreed
upon, and that the details OF a contract
with syndicate OF which Mr.. J.'Pier-
pOnt Morgan is the head, have been
arranged. so that nothing remains 70
be done TO carry it1nto erect but for
the secretary Of tho treasury to sign MS
name thereto.
Thus the President is prepared for an
emergency, and there 10 no doubt that
should heavy Withdrawals OF gold for
export again set in another issue would
be announced.
The fact that there have been no
Withdrawals for export within the last
several days, although sterling ex-
change has ruled at or above the ship
ping points, gives credenre to an opin-
ion held In treasury circles that the
market has already begun 20 feel the
syndicate influence against exports.
The amount OF the next issue, II Is
almost certain, has been fxed at $780,
100000, and 1t is believed that the terms
OF the contract are rather more favor
able TO the government than those lin-
der which the last issue was made. In
this connection 1t Is recalled that be-
tween August 81. 1866, the date upon.
which the national debt reached It's
highest point March l. 1898. the amount
OF the government outstanding obliga-
tlons was reduced by Sl,ssl. .s67, ,S7S. To
accomplish this reduction bonds were
purchased to the amount Of s17o,soa7So.
or this amount S32i,a50,300 were pur-
chased prior to 1879 and 3iie,t5s,46o
since that date
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necessary 10 communicate to this gov
ernment. Minister Andrnde did not go
10 the state department during the day,
which appeared to confirm the view
that the YenGzuelans are IN q passive
attitude pending the development OF the
policy OF the United States
General Uslar OF Valencia, Yenezu-
ella, called on Mr. Andrado to-day and
discussed the affairs OF their country.
The general has no official connection
with the Venezuelan government and
his trip TO this country is wholly In a
private capacity,
He Is a wealthy merchant who mar
rIed the daughter OF DR., uban1a, the
Veneauelan agent at London, during
the negotiations with Lord Salisbury
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31
ALMOST A IYEoHIEe.
A 81. Louis Negro Cuts Himself Down
Afler lie Il strung Up and Eloapes.

hNAa ~ eNst @+~N@fN"f
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. SO.-For several
weeks past big burly negro has been
stealing all sorts OF things from the
butchers and hucksters at the Union
market house, but he always escaped
arrest, and the tenants Of the market
became exasperated over their losses.
This morning the negro was caught
while carrying on two horse blankets.
and the cry OF "lynch him" went up.
A crowd Of angry men seized him.
bound his wrists, put rope around
his neck and strung him up by a block
and tackle hanging In the market
house. But the negro was fellow OF
great nerve and while his tongue was
protruding from his mouth and his eyes
bulging from their sockets he made q
violent struggle. broke the cord which
bound his arms and before the mob re-
allied what he was doing he whipped q
big knife from his pocket, cut the rope,
dropped to the ground and ran like n
deer. He was chased and Oyertaken by
,tha-mab, sbutriie turned With his biz
knife, shoNed 4 such desperate fight that
the crowd halted and wavered and the
negro escaped up an alley.
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Nnns had, 10 nm lh. slnrr,

RtiTikvEN ont, Dec. 3O,--Captnln
Mcqueen ON Saturday last discovered
n Runkun fore and MI schooner Of 400
tons burden about ak miles east Of re.
Ice island, whore II evidently been sunk
worry recently, M the spars had not boon
damaged by floating Ice, This ship no
doubt went down IN tho storm OF tho
nth instant. while running between
the gale, ana from tho appearance "
ihc wreck II IN believed that all ON
board pctlRhrd, there being no means
Of caruplng on account OF largo quuntl-
lloB OF floating lee.
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snow slern, ln IntllnnnpolI..

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. ao.-onc
OF the heaviest snow storms in recent
years set In here last midnight md to-
day n foot OF snow covers tho ground.
street trnfIlc is much hampered Tho
street car lines were cleared with dlfli.
Guilty and the service throughout tho
dhy was very uncertain. Suburban
cars were generally abandoned The
railroads nro feeling the effect OF the
storm. and most OF the Incoming trains
arc late, though not enough TO leopard
izp their connections,
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Special Dispatch to the 1nteiligeneer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dec. $O.-De-
putty United States marshals are having
lively times in the interior hunting
down parties who break the revenue
laws, and report some exciting expert
enccs. Inst night Levi Workman, a
young man who has been making apple
brandy contrary to law In the moui-
talns, was lodged In jail. The body OF
Deputy Marshal George Porter, shot In
the mountalns by John Owens, n reve-
nue. offender, last evening. was taken TO
his home In Wayne county to-day. The
murderer has not been apprehended.
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JOSEPH TO THE PRINCE.
The Proprietor or the New York World
Assures the Prince ofwaies that lie Has
Caused y Iteversai OF Ameriesn Opinion!
An AatonntlInE Aasnmntlon.

Tho Proprietor OF lhe new Norh Worlu
Assures the Prince ofWaies that lie Has
Caused u Itev,rsAl OF AmcrieSn Opinion.
7 An Attending Assumption.
LONDON, Dec. sO.-The prince Of
Wales has received from Mr.. Jos. Puiit-
Eer, proprietor OF the New York World,
the following acknowledgement Of the
message which his royal highness and
the duke Of York sent to the World,
through Sir Francis KnollyB, private
secretary to the prince, hoping that tho
differences between tho United Statea
and England on the Venezuelan queB-
tion would be nmicably settler;
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.
To Els Royal Highness, the Prince OF
Wnies, Sandrlnghafnf England:
Your Christmas ineHsngu OF peace
and good will was deeply anprnclntFd
and had important effect The rcao-
tlon u almost complete. Conscience
has obtained mastery over Impulse.
The World thanks YOU for the wlBO and
bold words spoken NJ no critical time.
II Ii also becoming TO acknowledge
with profound respect the eloquent and
Impressive messages Of concord and
hfilty received by tho World from Chr-
dlnni Logue, prlmatc Of ireland. twho
cnbled from Rome) Cardinal VnnEliani
archblshop of Westminster; DR.. Walsh,
archbishop Of Duhllnl Lord plnunk-
cit, archbishop OF Dublin md Klldnrei
die archblAhop OF Armagh. tho arch
blshops " Liverpool and Mnnchentcr;
MIR. dludstonn and Lord honebery. II
ig iiohod hero that The logic hf unprcco-
dented expression Of Kindness OF the
prentest dlgnitnrlnn Of church and state
mny yet lead 10 the arbitration OF n dis
nuto 40 trivial that II could rcmnln ,in.
rcttled for Bovcnty yonrB.
Surely among all tho scholars, stntcs-
men and rulorB OF the world there must
be ono who, nB arbitrator, VIII meet
jhla auggchtion OF Lord Salisbury TINT
he should bp competent ana free from
bins Tho rurcst hope of lasting DQncn
restn upon the enlightened moral scntl-
ntgnt which you hnye volrd ana Which
we fHei shapes tho course OF Bovorn'
mrnl In ENGLAND not less than n Amer
lea, aud continues the pr0Eress In CIVIL.
tsiEncd) JOSEPH PULITZER
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THE KrNTucKY OUTRAGE
Creates Great in,llKhailOn-l'he tSnthers
10 be I,roaseiel lfnhey can be Caught.


10 bp rrossetc,l lfthey can be Caught.
LEBANON, Ky, Dec. sO-truliy 1000
people assembled at the court house In
this village to-day TO take action on
tho burning 10 death OF Mrs. j. II. West
ana the killing OF W. A, DoyereE by five
mon near this place ON Saturday night.
Tho qnbochNh were all vigorous In de-
fiunclatlon bf tho disgrace on Marion
county and thN state. Very strong res
olullonA wero drawn tlp and signed by
Hon. l.. g. McElroy, Colonel j. ID! Car
ter, judge w. II, Reeves, Mayor Leed-
ray, Captain A. Ofult, Sherlff II. ~
Young and Circuit Clerk y. j. Lam
caster.
A fund was raised TO employ detect
lyoa TO aid IN forrotlng out the pnrpu-
traturs OF the crime. The county CONF
inisEIoners iuin the people IN Offering n
rownrd for the detection ana conviction
Of the flve men who are known to bo
guilty parties.
Alnn DevpreE. aged fourteen, whose
fnthor was killed Ny the mob, IL rcroY-
crlng, and ID confident she can Identity
tho iyncherB.
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FRANKFORT, KY, bee, SO,-dov-
ornur bradley feels TINT tho law hnH
been greatly OUTRAGED qnd tho state
dlgpracod hy the brutal murder Of
William DeYorcB and Mrs ~ j, Went
at tile hands OF n mob near Lebanon
ytatorlny. Tho governor dropped work
Oh hid mtNsaEp and acquainted lilmn0lt
with Mi tho facts obtalnahlo, liu VIII
nifcr reward Of $500, the limit OF tho
law, for tho ntrcai aud conviction or
tho perpetrators Of the OUTRAGE
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sT. Louis, Dec. Dispatches from
Bouthern Illinois mention the hCnvlcst
SNOW storm for several years In that
aectlun. At shclbyyillc, eight TO ten
inches OF SNOW has fallen slneb Inst
night; nc Odln there Ia six to eight
Inches on the ground, nt Lebanon, Ind,
two feet have fallen, blocking railroads
and Impeding all kinds Of ttntilc. The
MlsBoufl, about four lncles OF SNOW fell
here last night, but the weather Ut
noon tu.dny In clear aud cold.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec. So.--
This section was visited tonight by a
blizzard that came suddenly and the
Temperature dropped close to the zero
mark. The wind ls blowing alta great
velocity and crafts on the river sought
safety. Little damage has so far been
reDurtnd
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TORONTO, ont. Dec, 9O,--rhe Hyans
brothers appeared In police court to.
day ON the charge Of conspiracy 10
murder Mrs. Harry iiyains Before trial
on this charge was commenced tho
prisoners were also charged with forg-
lng tho signatures to several checks In
1888, one for 5000 and two others for
S2b0 aud $500 Tho prisoners pleaded
not guilty 70 all these charges and the
cnses were fOmAnded to JANUARY NJ
the routpHt OF their bonaNl.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
HUNTINGTON, W. va. Dec. Sa.-
Horrible was the death that Andrew
Bias, a young timber man met with AT
noon tO-dny at Guyandotte, where he
was working force OF men. They
were rolling logs into the river from n
height when Bias slipped and fell In
front OF them. Fifteen heavy logs pass
cd over his body producing injuries
that caused his death,
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NEW YORK. Dec. so.-The Evening
Posts London cablegrara says; AZ re-
CARDS the placing of'the United States
loan, l understand that one London
bank and several small ifistltetions.
have agreed TO participate IN my issue
that may be made. and that certain dirms
on the continent have expressed their
willingness TO join In. But those who
are naturally looked to for support stin
tlatlons are not likely to make much
lheadMaY at present.
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tRoNTpN. Ohio. Doe 10, ,.-'rhe Etna
Conl and iron Company viii operate the
big furnace hurO known an the blR
Etnn, ANA the contract Tor rcmolellpg
II hnH been awarded Ia JhmcH y, WIN.
crow, Of Pittsburgh Tho furnnee VIII
have an o,itrui Ol 600 tons OF BorHeincr
pig daily ana viii employ bVO lnei' bc'
aldeh miners and ore dlrgcra
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rRAEsvAA1 SITUATION.
A Widespread Dis.atisfaotlOn with Pres
ent state OF Affairs.


ent State Of Affairs.
LONDON, Dec. So.-Prof James
Bryce, member OF parliament for the
south division OF Aberdeen, has arrived
III England from South Africa, and he
was asked for his views upon the situa-
tlon In the Transvaal He said:
"There is a pretty widespread feeling
OF dlssatlsfnction with the existing con-
dltlon OF affairs In the Tranayaal. Much
would depend upon President kruBer's
attitude. II Is hoped that the Trans
Vnai government viii recognise that the
situation IA, or may become serious.
Tho population Of uitlanders is increas-
Ing rapidly"
Prof Bryce said that when he was at
Cape Town, In the British territory Of
Cape Colony, 1000 persons were leaving
there weekly for the Rand.