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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
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News reached this city last evening"
the arrest at Portland Of Philip Arush
cook. and Louise Lutterman, gifi
10 years, both from this city. on fhs chan
OF adultery The Oregonian says tn2a -
couple arrived in Portland ssyersi So
ago from Seattle. but their bliss was SOL
Hved Mrs Arden. II il said. fo'11en
them. and az soon az she found ouf 49, s.,
they were stopping swore out sas. Z.
FOR their arrest. Constable Conner hss
trouble I'm serving the warrant MISS -
ternaan's Parents went TO Portland " -
about the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

San Francisco. Feb. John ~. Smith.
general agent OF the Great Northern In
this city. VIII be relieved from the duties
of his Office on the 18th OF the present
month Mr.. Smith received letter today
from X. &. Stevens. general Western pas
senger agent OF the Great Northern at
Seattle. which contained the Information
that F. I. Whitney. general passenger and
ticket agent OF the road at St Paul in
sisted on making change IN the local
agency. with the hope Of getting more bus
mess Mr. Stevens letter went on TO say
that Smiths successor would arrive from
the East tn time 20 relieve him % the Office
on the 18th inst. bat just who the agent Is
was not mentioned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
SEXTON NEW IRISH CHAIRMAN.
Tim Healy stiii Refuses 10 Return 10
the Fold

Dublin. Feb. THE quarterly meeting
OF the council OF the Irish National FEEDER
alton was held here today. The proceed.
sngs were private. and the meeting lasted
for seven hours IL was reported after the
meeting that 10 had been very contentious
and that after several divisions BY vote
Timothy NJ. Heaiy and 'wenty-eirat OF his
supporters LETT the room. The official Sc
count Of the meeting which has been hand
eff 10 the press gives color to this report.
as the names OF the Heslyitss 10 not APP
pear I'm the flnal division. while In all the
divisions for the election Of officers. ctr,
they were defeated. 4 resolution Of graft
tuas for the long services OF Justin Me
Carthy. the retiring chairman. Was
adopted.
The opinion grows that Thomas Sexton
win &c chosen IS the next chairman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

son Co., who prepare 1t in Burlington. ver-
mont
Paine's celery compound is the most re-
markable remedy for the blood and nerves.
known TO the 18th century. II is employed
by the foremost physicians in curing Md
ney and liver troubles and the diseases due
to nervous disorders. faulty nutrition, and
impoverished blood. producing results that
seem little short of the miraculous.
Paine's celery compound builds up the
system, purifies the blood. regulates the
nerves. The weak and WORKOUT soon find
their frames invigorated. their spirits
raised. and their strength renewed
Ii makes people well.
Ii is as superior to the ordinary nervlnes.
hitters and sarsaparillas as strength is bet
ter than weakness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

Bristol Conn. Feb. There were twen-
ty-one men on the railroad bridge which
fen into the Fequahec river yesterday.
The bodies % Martin Curry. Daniel
q Brien and Nicholas Rich have been ~
covered. and seven men are missing. TIE
men constituted a gang % engineers. me-
chanic- ard lahorers engaged in strength
entng the bridge, which had recently been
condemned rs unsafe. The fali OF de-
rick caused the bridge 60 give way. Among
the missing are Patrick Mccarthy and
James Meek.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

Boise. Idaho. Fen I.-AFteies OF Moor
poratbon we're al4i to-day for the Bose.
Mamma A owvhee railroad. limited Of
Rhtch Congressman Edgar Wilson - pres
iaent The object Is 20 eoansci Bose Win
the great geld camps Of silver City ani
DeIanar. Money TO build the railroad has
been arranged for. and eo5traet h~s essn
made Win the receivers Of the t1s"n Ia"
enc rasreaflnx font ouslnsAs-
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DISTRESS OF ENGLISH FARMERS.
Baifour Tells Them They Are Injured
by the Describing Of Silver.


London. Feb 7.--Replying today TO a
depgtstion Representing the agricultural
interests. the nest lord OF the treasury A.
]. Baifour. informed his visitors that the
government was preparing various meas
ures for the relief OF the agricultural
classes. Dir. Balfour also stated that IL
was his personal conclusion that agricult-
ure suffered douhiy owing TO the present
condition OF the currency. and expressed
his personal belief that reduced prices were
largely due 20 the artificial appreciation
OF gold which followed the decentralization
OF silver and, secondly, to the artificial
advantage given to the producers in silver
using countries over the producers in gold
using countries.
Continuing Balfour said the Obstacles
20 reform did no; come from abroad. They
were 10 be found at home. Therefore Il
was desirable 70 impress upon the powerful
interests opposing II how much the nation
al and Individual prosperity were bound
up In currency reform.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
Tho Permanent Court of Arbitration

Paris. Feb. T.-f}aron Cou-cel. the French
aFnnssssSter a. London. writing to rnera-
eer 90 the French institute. welcomes ~,
efforts 20 establish a permanent court OF
a. httratiots. hlt expresses the fear Thai
TIE nstioTS are not PREPARED 20 accent an
authority thus constituted. He thinks that
the more rational course would - 10 form
a special tribunal for each case. with due
reSard 20 the nature - the DISPUTE. rather
tsan proeeed By nSesl laws Gedeient IN
elasticity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

Frankfort, KY. Feb. Gov. bfsss.
denied today that ne contemplated 49,
out the state militia 10 suppress IT..
ened disturbance in the Legislature 49, :.
ing out cf the contest for the elec.a =.
United States senator, Todays nss.. =
Snltes. Hunter q. blackburn g. McCreaV
z Carlisle ?. Bate |. There were ne W.
f8slaf scenes
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ANTONIO MAcEo HEARD FROM.
lie Is RezfcEtug Candeiaria - Comes
Halalng south of Havana.

uavana Feb. T-4Csen. Antonio Nacee Is
am N TIE vicinity OF the military line
drawn across the proviace % ffnar del
no hut m 70 the present time has not
H. :, ahle - pass It tTpon learning Of the
WHEREABOUTS ~ Gen Marin Antonio Ma
eco hesicws4s and attacked the tosn %
rarseiarta q. Pfnsr dei kte. When the
,.xS Of this was received ~ the spanish
trcep@ along the trocsa from Marie 20
s,nsnafav. they we're ordered 90 rs9oHhle
,nsIr s,st,a,es IN case IL should happen
thNt the attack 90 Csntfciarts sAs only \
.,tversicn and the enemy should tFy In
she meantime 20 pass ,hc the The vol
ynte~rs Aesend.nK Candelsris have ALREADY
made a hero'c defense for tNenfy-six hours,
hat their ammunition - SroNlHs scarce
ant their pcsittea difficult
u - refsNrtea that Gen Cones Is going
q, establish a seat ~ government AZ 81
,.,,snes. province - Santa Clara. he = A.
nsunc~a 20 - GA the move between hats~
beao. san F'eiipe. SAiua and Married. N tais
praVincs -
,,,i.h numerous eanas under Mscec. Nancs
ana Rervauaex The artillery opene3 IRE
uron the Insurgents. Who we're TONED 10
cen wsyier hss left Porto Rlso Ter TIA
vana.
,ha ver,rt that Iese Mace. the i@surseas
leader. Is sanertng from wound IN TIE
les
rsspatchns received fr0ut SautiaNo e
cub. are % a more rcaszgring nature thar
fcr serne time past. They state nat tie
rlapswrs are able 10 continue their grind
Ing ef cane without Fss3sssatioa. sn3 that
the insurgents are net making any eTerts
OF Importance IN that part % TIE iS'sn3.
Antonio Mareo. 81 Can1siaTia, t. 0aiy
rftv miles frSsra Havana. ard Comes -
oniV Twenty-Five rllles distant TeeN can
- 80 s.ran OF rten,- y aenever theE
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I-rankfert. ~. Feh T-The ssst.s.-..
cnrnugste@ male a rrEssrt IN ire srnsta -
dAx rNccusneussiag tie raxSars Il ~ c.
hel e.h TsFsAfnS TIE aeS ~ asa xhaeh
srants1 charter q ~ ssssfAerr, t.s.,trs..
Ralls@y C0rsssny. ART ;Ae htsi sras yfv--,
= 49, - the setAir eAlentar.
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judge tacomec Appoints No Receivers
New YORK. Feb l--lsy AZ agreement h.
tsesn counsel. tha matter Z tha Aapasat
meat ~ Fece4Ners tCr the North~ru pa
CiFc F$iirost. Nasch MAS ca ere eale,sssr
- the Uaitst States circuit ersu-f - -
d&y. was A3t0Hrne3 g1r week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

London, Feb a special .4ssna+rs e-or,
shanghai SAYS tat the Chinese govern
meat has ssEneva a contract wtth Col Ief-
foress. reprs>~usinS an Anglo A naersoaa
SYNDICATE, sos tAe const rrl,tgon Of a rstl-
r0aa froEs HAnkow 70 Pekiax
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Washington CITY. FEB. s.-Presadsn:
Caexelana left she city shortly after mid
nsghs on a lighthouse tender Tor 'Fap
down tns river.
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The commission's conclusions are that all
locks In the canal should have a width OF
eighty feet. as United States steamers
like the Iowa have a beam Of seventy-two
feet; that all streams affecting the canal
route should be gauged 10 ascertain the
regimen. and rainfall observations made
at points along the entire route. The con-
struction Of the eastern division on the line
proposed by the company involves the
maintenance OF numerous dams and en-
b@nkmeuts. The final adoption % any
route Is inexpedient until all alternative
tions for alternative routes In the east
low level line. on the left bank
Jtanilio. and thence TO Greytown. and
investigation made as 10 the practicablity
OF extending the canaiization OF the river
20 the vicinity Of Sera Apiqul BY means
OF comparatively low dams. The cost Of
the work. particularly In the eastern d.
vision, win b. increased in consequence OF
the heavy rainfall. but from observations
made It's destructive effects on completed
work Will be much less than that Of frost
In the United States.
The climate OF Nicaragua Is mild,
eqsiabie and humid. and the wages Of labor
cheap. but opening OF excavations may be
expected 10 develop malarial disease. The
volcanic and seismic forces are declining.
and viii not imperil the stability OF the
canal For obtaining the necessary data
for lDal project eighteen months time.
covering two dry seasons, and an expendi-
ture OF $4,000 will be required.
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NO REFORM IN RUSSIA.


St Petersburg. Feb. THE press censor
has Instructed the newspapers not 30 pub
hsh anything tending 10 encourage the IL
fusion that the government Is meditating
reforms OF a liberal character IN the adj
mimkstratlve regime.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

Ths preliminary Gamma LOB % 49,
whitnsy on tie charge or lsfss-s -
rcrrt IS agreesasf.t Until nsxr TUESDAY
-zgr1ing
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REFyTTTE-.

owing 70 ise delay In the repairs on the
steamer ". h Merwin STE Wa net ae
ready tn time 70 take the Everett run ~
the Cvfcket's pace. TIE Grey ia9a.s1 VII.
aid no steamer VII h@ pat ca IN tae
meantime
Yesterday afternoon com Saaaat Nss
sled ia ths probate department OF the s0-
-. SO. alleging tai a coan tryEaaa
nasnea keaIckl Taazaki s@s itAsalss an1
DANGEROUS. warrant was issued toT his
arrest and be VII bswexarsaea foass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

The L. 8. Commission Estimates IL at
8l33 100000

Washington City. Feb. E.-Prestssa1
Cleveland today sent 20 the house tne re-
port Of the commissioners APPOINTED uraer
the act Of congress 70 make an fnvesriga-
flo1 OF ahs route Of the proposed SlcaTaSa
canal TIE salient features OK ths coeu-
rnenr have already beeE p1hl1sn-9- Ine
report contains very elaborate dsfa re-
specting the work already done BY the com
pany. tne characteristics Of the country.
the dangers 10 be net. the weak points 70
be overcome. and various otneF oetaiisa
statistical Information
The report treats the canal question I'M
der three divisions. viz. The eastern.
Greyto~n haroor. the lake and river divts-
fonx from ochoa TO the west side OF Lake
Nicaragua. and the western division from
Lake NICARAGUA TO the Pacific ocean The
com mission presents the following COM
parativs grand recapifulation of estimates
Of cost for the whole canal. as well as
those for separate portions. also for GER
tain inci6entals:
Cnrnan.ss exftnafs fszs T1ia hassr-
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When yea want coal free tom rosA, GIT
a1i scot, order Sswcsssle
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Antonio Mace. 81 Can1eiaTia, is 9oiv
CIV miles frcua Havana. srd Comes -
oniv twenty-five s1tles distant Trey can
..r,Ss the wall 81 rsea'' whenever tsey
choose.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-09-05
THE MOHAWK,

The property of Messrs. Thomsy, Gl9Tk,
Weber d Heusser. There il shaft 20 fee5
deep and an open cla ar3a tbe mine Isl
which ore Ia 5eeu daYeIoced shAt ASSAYS
$40 per ton in sold. We, - lie Cha.amau
group lies tne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

Michael Savage. Of GAINESVILLE. Tenn,
has been appointed as special attorney for
the United state in the cases before the
United States Court Of Claims.
A heavy blizzard has been raging in up
per east Tennessee. There are fourteen
inches OF snow on Roane mountain.
NIAGARA FALLS. y. y. Nov. IA
lfy am explosion of dynamite in the pow
der room of the contractors who have
the extension OK the Niagara Falls power
wheel pit in charge Hakken Hammer.
chief cnrincer OF the concern and men,
rcr of the University club and a negro
workman were instantly killed. and an
other man so badly injured that he Will
die Several others were injured.
The Leopcr Hardware Company, doing
n Wholesale business i'm Denison. Tex,
made general assignment Friday. The
liabilities will probably reach $4,000. The
greater part OF them are due to ST. Louis
and northern firms.
J. Roecnfeld. wholesale milliner. fled an
assignment I'm Galveston. Tcxas. Estimate
from authentic source places the Habit
ties al Si20OoO. and the normal assets
within q few thousand of that figure.
Marx Marx and Marion Blum. compos-
ING the drm Of Marx & Blum. doing a
wholesale shoe and hat business fled a
deed of trust and a chattel MORTGAGE in
Galveston. Texas. The total liabilities Of
the firm aggregate s5i56ls. probable as
sets $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
PERsONIL 1ND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond'sCi fiy
lcns aud Other Matiers.


Mrs. DR.. Read is now steadily recover
ing from her recent Illness.
T. A. LYLE. Of Helena. Ark, is visiting
his brother G.. NJ. Lyle, on west Grove
avenue.
Miss Z. Estclle Davis, of Church Hill.
IS visiting friends in Lynchburg and
Farmville, Va.
The report that Mr.. c. G. Grover was
recently married is without foundation.
lie is not married.
Miss Ella Ashby Berard. of Petersburg,
Va. is the guest Of Mr.. Charles A. Rose,
90S west Grace street.
Misses Jennie and Annie p. Cook Of
Hanover county. are visiting Miss Louise
Quarles on Grove avenue.
In the city Circuit Court yesterday suit
was Instituted by Alex Ross against J. j.
Sutherland; damages $500.
The first German Of the Richmond Ger
man Club viii be given Oh Monday, De-
cemher It'll al Masonic Temple.
Mrs. A. y. Mahoney and daughter, Of
Portsmouth, Va. are visiting Mrs W.
c. Mahoney. Cf 1918 west Clay street.
The body Of Miss Elizabeth Wester
Conway. Of Baltimore. was brought here
yesterday and inferred in Hollywood.
Miss Alice Saunders. of No. 5l5 north
Eighteenth street. has left the city 10
visit friends and relatives in Jellico, Tenn.
Libertas Lodge OF Perfection, No. g.,
4. and A.. Scottish Rite OF Freemas0nry,
will hold meeting, Monday night IN ST..
Adams Hall.
Mrs. Lillian Lee and Miss Mary Smith.
OF Waynesboro. are attending the Bap-
list General Association. They are at
Mrs. Lees. 1912 west Broad street.
Among the visiting Republicans in the
city yesterday were Hon. John Il. Brown.
Of Martinsville Mr.. c. Il. Barksdale. Of
Danville. Colonel :. Brown Allen, Mr..
Park Agrew. and Judge STROLLER.
The silver anniversary Of the marriage
Of Nlr. and Mrs Jacob Reinhardt. occur
red yesterday but it was not celebrated.
Notwithstanding the fact, however. that
no cards were issued a number OF inti-
mate friends sent congratulations and
gifts.
Mr.. W. Ballard Preston. or Wytheville.
who during the campaign. was one Of the
st0unchest adhorents> and warmest adj
vocatos OF sound-money Democracy, spent
the day at Murphy's yesterday. Mr.
Preston expresses the belief that silver
is a dead issue I'm the Ninth district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
DEATH or THOMAS R4NSOM.
4. :. Minister Ransom, His Father, Arrives
After His Death.

WELDON, y. c.. Nov. l4.-special-
Mr.. Thomas Ransom. whose illness has
been mentioned. died at his home in
Northampton county this morning; aged
about thirty years. The deceased Is a
son of ex-senator Ransom, now United
states Minister 10 Mexico, and gave
promise OF a brilliant career. las father
Iclt Mexico some days ago en- route home.
and he is expected tonight. Three
physicians were ban constant attendance,
and Everything possible was done TO save
the young mans life. The family IS
bowed down in grief He was general
favorite. and his death is enc Of the
saddest occurring I'm Northampton for
long long time.
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow. and the intcrment VIII be
i'm the family burying-ground, in his ma
tive county. LII,
basis since election.
Tobacco sales are unusually good M
the Garfield warehouse. and good prices
IRE being obtained for choice parcels
ranging from So 10 so
The improved hardening N wheat ana
-four g. an eye-opencr TO the SiiNeillsS
here who find both hrcadstuhs can al
vance even under gold standard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
c.ne.hnrnte Monnnent Unveiled.

poc<VUrE. MD. Nov. 1.-THE first
,,,l,,,r@en.. fo be dedicated i'm Montgomery
county 10 the soldiers Of either the
Union or Confederate armies was UNI
ve'iod to-day. The ceremonies attracted
delegations from Maryland counties the
District of Columbia and Virginia, Con-
federate camps especially being well rep
resented. The monument is located IN
Grace Church cemetery near WoodAde
station and was erected To the memory
of The Seventeen Coufederates who were
Fine7 ON the 18th of July. 1864, during
General Frly's invasion Of Maryland.
Mr. Samuel Blackwell. Of Alabama, de-
Nvsrcd the address. Mr.. ". 5 Thomp-
son. Of Washington. ID. c.. read General
Lees farewell address, and Miss Dome
Yuunr. oi Washington, assisted In the uh-
yelling ceremonies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
RESULT IN The SOUTHWEST
The SOund-MOney Victory Means nuca
10 That Section.
COAL AID IRON DEVELOPMENT AIDED.
A Large Numbcr of Coke ovens 10 "o
nnsIt-Thc Bristol Iron Furnace
10 Change Hands aud Go
Into Operation.

pprer0f. VA. Nov. N.-Special.-
,r,,.-o 90 "a much better feeling in business
c,,c,os here since election. and there IL
every reason Tor II. The sound-moncy
victory. perhaps means more TO South
wesi Virginia than TO amy other section
q the state The development Of the
coal and iron properties. ass wei as other
important movements. were dependent
upon the triumph OF sound-money prin-
oipica That this IS the case, the sound
money Democrats OF this section are
doubly rcjoiccd. They played an Inn
portant part in the victory. IL was
through their influence ard their work
that tho Ninth congressional district was
wheeled into line. and sound-money
representative sent 20 Congress.
COAL AND IRON.
And now. that the victory has been
won. Bristol has brighter prospects be-
fore her. Whatever stimulates tho de-
Vclopment OF the natural resources lh
this section helps an alike.
Dr Wont1 president OF the virginia
Coal and Coke Company now operating
al Bis Stone Gap. Va, said "a "eeh
before the election that the further pro-
gross OF Dis company depended on the
outcome of the election. il can now
be depended uDon that DTS company viii
complete its coke plant ere Ions ana
that instead of $50 coke ovens in opera
tiou, there Will ho double The number.
j. A. L. Mnoy who has had charge
Of the building ~ the coke ovens at Big
Stone Gap. has contracted with the
PULASKI Furnace Company TO build sew
enty coke ovens at it's mines near COe-
burn, in Wise county. Ii IS said that
this company viii in AN probability build
as many as 400 ovens at Cooburn.
THE BRISTOL FURNACE.
The sale Of the Bristol iron furnace.
which was postponed on account Of the
election. viii take place December 18th.
The conditions are quite favorable for
its successful operation now. and II is
confidently believed that such viii be
the outcome OF che sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

Match-Bcxes, CSC, si.Go, sl.79 $3.50 aud
81 90 each.
Stamp Cases. 60 and 9sc. each.
Pin Cushions sterling silver base, 60. 9Sc.,
sl.J9 and a. each.
Bourbon Boxes, .l.39, Sl,is, sL6o, sl.9S,
and 800 each.
Hand Vlnagrettes. f-glass bottles, ster-
ling silver tops. ; 30. Sl.4S and >l.79 e.ch.
Naseline Cups, of cut glass. with sterling
silver tops. a is. Il. % and Sl.9> each. -,
Ink-W ellis. of cut glass, with sterling sill
yer tops. : II. $1.79 and Sl.9S each. -,
Curling Irons, fine steel. with sterling Sill
yer handles. 90 and CSC each.
Tooth Brushes, sterling silver handles, 90
and Csc. each.
Powder Boxes, gold Innings, s3.iS and
1919 each
Real Shell Combs. with sterling silver
backs. g. and ISc. each
Tea Strainers, Sl.39 each.
Candle-Sticks, sl.9S each.
Napkin Rings. s1.4s. sl.69 and 50 each.
Rabbits Feet-good luck-sterling silver
mountngs. $50. each.
Chattellane Viniagrettes. entirely or ster-
ling silver, $3.50 each.
Court Plaster Gases, 9Sc., sl.l9 aud sl.39
each.
Infants Fine-Tooth Combs, sterling silver
handles 79c. each.
Infants Hsir Brushes, sterling silver ham
dies. 69c each.
Velvet Brushes, sterling silver handles,
81 50 each.
Corn Razors. sterling silver handles, 79c.
each,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

WASHINGTON. Nov H.-During the
last session of Congress RepresentauN
i4eatwoie. OF Minnesota, introduced
resolution provlins Cor a non-parusah
currency commiss i0n. by its terms the
President should appoint nine citizens,
eminent in trade. political economy anu
banking. To- act with the Comptroller Oh
The Curreucy' as commission OF eA-
nerts 10 oaor recommendations for need
cd changes iu "our present inaaeq laie
hlnklg and currency system. ana 10
report its recommendations TO congress
This resolution 30 is said. may be press
cd dllua ine coming session OF Con-
eross especially ln view Of the fact that
considerable discussion has been engen-
d.rcd aa To- currency legislation I'm thS
r.xt Congress. II is known that the
Uanzing and Currency Committee Of the
House 30 whom the lloatwOle resolution
was referred. was lot favcrably impress
cd with 10 because The committee be-
uevod itself competent TO evolve satis-
factory currency scheme. As nothing was
accomplished in the last session. il is now
possible that n currency commission may
nc looked upon with favor. especially as
tho prospect Of definite financial leeis-
lation is somewhat remote.