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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
E. And 0. marine DEPARTMENT.
Various Changes Made Who tne "'"'i'e
win be After February i9th'


The Chcganeake and Ohio Railway COM
iany has issued the following circular.
Effective February s5th. the ireiRht
traffic organization Of this company VIII
be as follows. n,
Mr. W. f. Walker. Jr.. freight tfal,ic
manager. in charge OF all ireish. uaile
and SeabOarl coal. reporting oiIec' " .Ie
president Headquarters No. oo- bIo"u
way New York. y. J. ,-,..,.
Mr.. +. VI. whitaker. assistant lre'T..'
traffic manager. headquarters At ''n'i'.
freight trafac and export and import buSi-
ness through Newport News direct; also
OF the local road and branches ana 'ne
territory Cincinnati 10 the Big SanaS
river. reporting 10 the freight traihc man.
agcr.
Mr. 4 G. Troup. assistant freight tra az
fic manager. headquarters al 10. "'-
Broadway. New York. y. y, IN charge
OF the eastern territory north or the 70
tomac river. and ~ all west-bound pusl-
ness thercfrom. and % assist the irelkh'
traffic manager iu general duties. report
ing 10 the freight traffic manager.
Mr. j. =. Hoichkiss, general ifelght
agent. headquarters at Richmond. Va,
in charge of Virginia and West Virginia
and the southeastern territory. and OF All
wcsi-bound business thorefrom, and OF All
local road. branches and territory, cast
of tho Big Sandy river. also of the Tariit
and Claim Departments reporting 20 the
freight traffic manager.
Mr. Don Alexander. assistant general
freight agent headquarters at No. 215
Fourth avenue. Louisville. KY, i'm charge
Of Louisville and the South and South
west and the local road and the territory
Louisville to Ashland. Ky. and tho ONO
and ZIG Sandy railroad. reporting 10 the
assistant freight traffic manager at Gin
cinnau
Mr. Charles l.. Brown, general agent,
headquarters al Lexington. Ky. i'm charge
Of Lexington and Central Kentucky. re-
porting 90 tho assistant freight agent at
Louisville
Mr. O. W. Benjamin, coal and coke
ag'f. 1oalquarters Cincinnati. o. IN
charge Of an west-bound coal and coke
business. reporting direct to the president.
VI. T.. INGALLS,,
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
THE QUEENS SPEECH
no REFTRENCE 10 AEfIR4TrON on
fHE yEAEzJLLss DisPtrf.
Salisbury and Bslfour Have Prepared q
Carefully Guarded Statement tndics,A-
ing what the Government VIII DO

LONDON. Feb. i0-Thc speech FROM.
thorne. winch Will ne road at tho ortniia
OF Parliament tomorrow. was read at an,
queens speech banquet gwen Dy i.oH
salisbury and the Right Honorable A. J
Balfour. First Lord OF the Treasury, rc
spectiyely. AT No. 20 Arlington street an,
No. 10 Downing street This evening
The speech makes no reference waateyei
10 the subject OF arbitration OF tne Ncn'
zuelan dispute. The speech sets fore
that the relations OF Great Britain viii
foreign powers are satisfactory. rccapitu
lates the known facts Of The Transyaa
troubles. alludcs to the necessity Tor az
increase OF the naval strength of Eng
land. and refers 10 the dispute boiwscf
Great Britain and Venezuela and the ne
gotiatiOns with the United States. to th,
effect that the United States mad beer
considering proposals that offer most
respectful solution
ARMENIAN MASSACRES.
The facts Of the massacres and dislur.
Dances in Armenia are mentioned While
IT dcplores the oxccsses which have beer
committed. "a says that some degree 81
satisfaction b. TO be- found in The Sultaus
promises 10 institute reforms. hut avoids
any Indication OF the future policy OF
England In regard to Turkey
Her Majesty congratulatcs country
upon the success of the hoodless opera
lions OF the British expedition in Asian.
tee. and depioros the death of Prince Item.
ry Of Battenborg, who was a member Of
the expedition.
The speech announces that thc measures
TO be- introduced by the Government win
include AN employers limited liability hins
a measure for the creation of voluntary
schools. an irish land bin. a bin for fhe
formation of an Irish Board of Asricul-
ture for tho relief of agricultural distress.
n bill for the regulation on alien paune'
immigration and measure for thc coH-
struction OF light railways Tor the rural
districts;
NO importance is attached 90 tho absence
OF any reference TO arbitration OF the Ven
ozuclan dispute
A STATEMENT PREPARED
Prime Minister Salisbury and the Right
Honorable A. a. Balf0n First Lord of the
Treasury. nave prepared carefully
guarded statement which they VIII make
in the House Of Lords and m tho House
Of Commons early iu the debate ON the
address. boz reply To- the Queens speech.
Indicating the willingness Of the govern
ment to arbitration of the territory not
occupied by British settlers.
Interests in the question grows more
intense every day iu favor of closing the
dispute on any terms AS fho declarations
Of tho ministers are mot likely fo Doc slfis-
factory to Tho Liberals 90 Us believed that
Sir William Vernon llarcurt. their leader
in the House OF Commons VIII move an
amendment 60 tho address affirming that
arbitration of the boundary puos-
ton ought TO he accepted boy Great Bri-
tain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
PERSONAL 4ND GESEBAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmonds GU
zcu> and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds Gnu
zcn> and other Matters.
Hon Rufus &. Ayers. eX-Attorney-Gen-
eral, is i'm the city
Miss Lizzie Powers is visiting Rev. Pike
Powers. On west Cary street
Mr.. J. Winston Repass. late treasurer Of
Wythe county. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Rose Thomas daughter of ex-
I Lieutenant Governor Thomas, OF FAIRFAX
IL the pliest of Governor and Mrs. Ofer-
roll.
The hour of the afternoon services az
Monumental church has Deeh -naH-eu
Tor the reese OF the winter from l" d"
o'clock
THE funeral OF the late Mrs. Emily
Brown viii take place from Dr. Hoge's
church this morning az O'Clock.
There viii be "A Martha washington tea
party and Mother Goose reception at
Sanger Hall this afternoon al cioch'i
Mr. James II. Fletcher, a well known S',i
oyster planter ana ep."'. az. i0 rne
city looking after some oyster 'e7''''
ton.
Mrs Herbert II. Hope, who was des-
r,srttelv IN last week. is reported much
better by her attending physician d.
Charles Chalkley.
Mrs Edmund Strudwick. ali FRANKLIN
street west. viii be AT nome lnlorn'aiy
10 her frienis on THURSDAY al'ciiioOi''
February 18th, after $3.50 l. NJ
Mr.. John 4. Heisler. who has been Nv
f,,, ina los Angeles. Cal for the past I'VE
,,,onths has returned to Richmond 10
i've lie saws there is no place Ike nome
after all.
There Will be a meeting OF the N0-
mans Foreign Missionary Union Neu-
uesday afternoon al 500 o'clock IN Trace
Street Baptist church. Interesting eNei-
cises are expected.
Mrs. Charles Kobe OF Baltimore nee
WEIGH. Of Nicholson street. Fuitoh' ole
,,esrerdav The body will be brought
here. The funeral will be from 81 Fa'-
rick's church at 9 o'clock this morning.
Rev Herbert NJ. Hope has begun q
sc,ies ~ meetings at Clay-Street Mctho-
disf cbutch rhcre will be services every
afternoon this week al Sloth, -, III,
siso al 20 al night Tie viii be asststeH
bv Rev. N.lB. Holcomoe, the poy
preacher
The friends OF Marx Eckert VII. De
cratifed TO learn that his death on Jan
nary Goth was the result OF an accident
Mr. Eckert was under treatment Tor heart
disease and indiscreetly took an overdose
OF morphine.
Miss Ida Robinson, Of Manchester VINO
was we'll known in musical circles mere
and left az the beginning OF the curren Ok
theatrical season TO accept position IN
the Princess Bonnie" Opera Company,
has been given a prominent part In Joe
OTIS hStar Cazer" Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
7ORPEDO BOtT TOH fHE IIAAs'
Death Of Former Mayor OF Norfolk
>hipwrecE.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. lo-Spccial.-
The torpedo boat Of the battie-snip IeNas
arrived at the navy-yard to-day IRON
Atlanta Though in an accident the
boat Is only slightly injured.
The Raleigh is in Hampton Roads ana
the Montgomery rs expected 10 arrive To-
morrow. when the ships VIII come up 10
the hal,or and give their crews snort
,rbc thrco-nastcd schooner Maggie J.
Lawrence. which sailed from Lambert 5
Point iast Tuesday. with cargo OF coal
for charleston. went ashore this morn
inr about half a mile south Of Pea Island
ufe-gavin~ station. The crew Of seven
were rescued In the surf boat
H. r. GOItO. commission merchant
OF this city. who was arrested on Wa
rant sworn out by citizen OF Giles
county. charging failure TO make proper
returns for Il CONSIGNMENT OF goods, was
before the Corporation Court to-day on
a writ of habcas corpus TO determine
whether be was properly ~ CUSTODY.
Jud-e Hanckel reserved his decision
Nr. Arnold j. Woodhouse. weli-known
young man. died this moinlng' aecS
twcnty-nino years. Ills remains were
taken 10 the home OF ms talntr' AT
George H. ~. WOodhouse, at Bay Sldc
Princess Anne county for interment to-
Colonel Walter 4. Edwards, G. *. Of
r. : to-day received an Application from
citizens of Waynesboro. Augusta county.
Pythias at that place.
Mr.. John Weaver. a ~ l-known former
citizen OF P0r -mouth. VINO dleI al NtN
port News Sunday. was brought 10 MS
old home to-day and buried in OAK Grove
cemetery.
North-Stroet A. NJ Il. church. Of Ports
mouth. was crowded yesterday morning
and evening by both white ana coiore9
peOple 10 hear tcn-yfar-Oid coi0red Etfi
evangelist preach. Her sermons are pro
nOunccd as impressive ana poNeIlul ny
competent judges.
MAYOR John Ludlow. an old ana pfohl-
nont citizen OF Norfolk. died yesterday
and was buried from ST F&ul i. T..
church this afternoon.
Pfckett-Buchanan Camp. c y. ana
Norfolk Lodge. 40. !. \. r. ana a. M
in which he held membership, aueno'n.
Tho services were conducted 10y h.f.
Poverty u Tucker. D. H.. assisted 10y
Rovs 4. s. Il~' and Robert Gatewood
Nnior Ludlow prior 10 the war. was
connce.-f with the drug trade OF ne
citv Ento-ing the army he ser, ed with
ira,.er,- ne ,1pfain Of COMPANY ~. S'"fN
Virginia Regiment. Mahone's Brigade
Afto~ the war he served the city SEVERN
times as Mayor and one term as 'l.N
Collector lie was over seventy Ntti
~ ago. and several months ago marflen
~ romnaratively young lady. who sur
The Taptist Ministers CONFERENCE w.
day endorsed Senator ClaytorS phl 10Y
diminishing the evils Of social CLUBS where
Intoxicating liquors are sold.
Commonwealth's Attorney Baum ana
ofhere 'oft this evening for Richmond 10
induce tho Legislature 10 change the hfl
making the position of Police Justice OF
Norfolk sa'aricd Office, 10 MAKE il
effective in July. 1896. instead OF az once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
nr. TaYlor', Entertainment.

There was large and appreciativc au-
dience al tho Medical College Friday
evening ia witness the annual entertain
mcnt given ly DR. Taylor TO the stu
dents. rhc programme was pleasing
one. Those taking part were Miss Eta
Un graceful rociter. well known 10
Richmond audiences. who rendered two
choice selections. illustrated 10y stercop-
ticon views. Miss Leila Miller. who re-
cited two selections with pleasing effect;
Miss Clara Tompkins who rendered eui-
tar solos, and Messrs. Mccall. Woodfin.
Mitchell and others. who sang IN turn
Hon William T Reddy sang in irish dia-
lect two pieces. which brought tho audit
ence to r0ars of laughter. John Eggle-
ston recited boz negro dialect, after which
an enjoyed storeopticon views given by
the Doctor The entertainments are
source of great pleasure TO the students
and their friends. who only wish they
were somi-aunual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
CANNOT FIGHTIN TEXAS.
4DJCTiNT GENERAL NIBRY REC
OGNIZEs NO NETTRiL GROUND.
If FitIsimmons and Maher Meet Ii Will
BE in Mexico-Dsn stuart Appears
Undisturbed.

I'll PASO. TEN. Feb. l0.-Captain Nc
Donald. with his company OF rangers, ar
rived from the Pan Handle this morning.
and Captain Hughes has moved his men
from Yslcta 10 this point. Adjuiant-Gen-
cral Mallory stated this morning that ne
was here 10 keep the fight from occurring
in any locality that Texas lays any claim
TO. that he recognizes no neutral grounl'
that no battle ground can be used 10
pun OF tine fight unless i'm some other
country. Tho oppositino is taking on
new courage with the presence of the
soldiers, and rumors are flying thick and
fast to cover all possible contingency.
Through all this Dan Stuart, 10 all APP
pearance is perfectly serene. and meets
all Inquiries with the positive assurance
that the fight will come Off as scheduled.
WHERE Is THE STAKE?
HOUSTON, TEN. Feb. l0.-Sam. Aus
tin. who has held the stake Of $1,000 put
up by tine contestants i'm the Maher-f itz-
simmons fight. was expected 10 arrive
here yesterday 10 turn over the money 10
Captain James I.awler, the final stake
holder but has not yet put I'm am appear
ance. According to agreement. the cash
should have been I'm LAWYERS hands by
this time. and sports seem To think that
its non-arrival means that the fight Will
not take place.
10 THE ENDS or THE EARTH
WASHINGTON. Feb. iO.-In regard TO
the projected prize-hght on the Texas
Mexican border. Attorney Har-
mon Is quoted as saying today:
"if they fight on any territory OF the
United states we will follow them TO the
ends OF The earth. IL necessary, TO bring
them 10 Justice"
Senior Romero. thc Mexican Minister.
says the prizehght' will not take place I'm
Mexico and significance is lent 10 these
declarations by the fact that the Minister
had just concluded consultation with
Secretary Olney this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

John Arts. ColoreG. sent on to the Grand
Jury COR Assault.

John Arts. Colored. sent on to the Grand
Jury COR Assault.
The February term Of the lionrico Coun-
ty Court commenced yesterday with Judse
Wickham sitting.
The day vas spent in hearing cases ana
settling civil cases for the term.
John Arts tcolored) was sent ON 20 mo
grand jury yesterday morning by Maeis-
frates Thomas and Vincent 10 answer for
fcloniOus cutting with intent 10 kill Arts
and a white man named Bryant worked
together as laborers on a farm In Fairfield
district. Bryant made a complaint 10
their employer against Arts, and the
colored man armed himself with a razor
and attacked Bryant. cutting deep cash
in his throat and slashing his neck fright
fully The wounds. while apparently dam
gor0us. are not necessarily so. The negro
was committed to await the action of
the jury
The case of Mrs. J. 5. Brennan indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday. was tried
I'm the County Court yesterday. She was
adiudgod guilty and a fine of $40 was inn
posed.
John Miles alias Freeman. (c0lorcd was
tried by Justice J T. Lewis yesterday
for the larc sny of two dogs. the property
Of r. c. Ellis. He was found guilty and
given six months in jail. The accused
appealed from the magistrates verdict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Cnrl Fnclten.. Piano RecItnl.

The Carl Faelien piano recital at the
Academy OF Music on Wednesday even
ing. February 26th. is looked forward 10
as one Of the most fashionable musical
events of the season, AID The mlsi,-loN-
ing pubic II Richmond have great
treat i'm store. Aside from the notable
reI utation as an artist of the first ranK
M Factions responsible and high posi-
ton as director of The New England Con-
scivatory OF Music, at Boston. gives him
additional prestige. 1t is through the
efforts ana cndrr the auspices OF the
music department IF the Woman's COL
lcgc that Mr.. Faelten has been invited
10 Richmond.
The programme viii embrace works
from Schubert, Beethoven, Mendelssohn,
Sohumann. Chopin, Raff. List. and otner
eminent musicians and Will begin with
Schubcrt's Variations. Il fiat, major.
one of the numbers on the programme
will be Sonata, op. 80" beethoven, ana
is the number with which PaderewsM
began ms recital i'm this city.
Tickets are on sale at Manly b. Ramos
& Co.'S. ll9 east Broad street. and at the
Womans College. north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

To the Editor Of The Times.
Sir.-Frcauently during the past two or
three weeks friends have met me on the
street and inquired why Shinn's History
was adopted by the City School Board I'm
preference TO Lees. and in oudeavoring
TO explain the matter | find among many
Of our people an entire misappfohension
Of tho situation. and In justice TO Lees
History | desire TO make an explana-
ton
Lees History was not considered at all
I'm this connection. About two years ago
our state Board OF Education made a
contract with two northern houses 10
supply the histories 10 be used I'm the
public schools of Virginia tbetore Lee ;
History was published. and during the
continuance of this contract according 70
the construction of the state Board. no
histories can be used unless published 10y
one OF these houses. When It was deter
mined 10 throw Barnes 0ut choice had
10 be made between other histories pup
lished by the same houses.
Asa textbook. Lees History has prov
of am enormous success. and we are Sc
curing numerous adoptons \ large
number of the best teachers I'm the coun-
try. who have been using Lees history
since the 1st Of September. say that theF
have had the most interesting classes li'
history since they commenced 20 use II
that they have ever had before. I'm an
other column We publish "A communication
and "a report from one of the oldest ana
wealthiost counties In Texas. We had
no representative there 10 present the
claims Of our book. but simply sent a
sample Of the book TO talk for Itself
am happy to state that large number
Of other counties are following the good
example set by the people of Hunt county
Sincerely yours.
g. +. JOHNSON.
pfehn1ouf Va Feb TO- 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

Mt Marbury's domination Reported
without Recommendation.

Mt. MaTburA : Nohilnatloh u -roflfd
without Recommendation.
NASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-Thc fight
against William T.. Marbury. nominated
to Doc United States Attorney for the
district of Maryland. was settled this
morning. SO far as the Committee on
Judiciary is concerned. by the ordering
of a report TO the Senate without re-
commentator.
Marbury was nominated during the last
Congress 10 succeed John Il. Ensor, whose
term expired May -. lNi. The nominal
ton was particularly offensive 70 Sena-
tor German. and he made a personal
effort 20 kept the Senate from confirm
ing the nominee. lie was successlul lh
"A measure at least. and the nomination
remained in the hands Of the committee
Congress adjourning without action haN-
ing been taken. Mr. Marbury as soon
as Congress adjourned, was given recess
appointment, and his name was among
the first sent to the Senate upon the
reconvening Of Congress. His new APP
pointment bears the date of December
4th last
ManWhlle, Mr. German lost none OF HIS
zeal IN his antagonism 10 Mr.. Marbury,
and be and his friends set about Sc
curing am adverse report. This they
were unable 10 do. but the report made
this morning will. 10 Is believed, by
many. result I'm the same thing. and Mr..
Marbury may be rejected when the mat
ter comes mp FOR action i'm the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

$500, 900 In Gold Withdrawn by Bullion
DraIeIE.

NEW YORK. Feb. lO.-Treasury bal
ances: Coin Si03,JDO,Gi2' currency Ss2,-
los Sl7
Tie deposits Of gold IN the sub-Treas-
ury to-day in payment for bonds We're
S>749J2 In addition considerable gold
was deposited for examination.
For some time past bullion dealer IN
Wall street has been turning in legal
tenders for gold and selling the gold at a
premium.
To-day he presented 100000 legal
tenders and withdrew the same amount
OF gold. Five hundred thousand dollars
in gold were Immediately turned into
the bond department
ON the second transaction Of NDWp
be secured the gold IN bags, and gave a.
10 the clerks OF the firms who had SUBJ
scribed for the new fOurs, and who had
accompanied him 10 the sub-Ireasury.
IL was then that Assistant Treasury JOr-
dan objected TO having the sub-Ireasury
used as an annex TO a bullion broker
Office.
The dealer In question made charges Of
fayoritism against Mr. Jordan, but The
nith Of his argument lies in the fact that
he did not care 10 cart the gold from the
sub-Treasury and then bring u back.
Probably such d course would reduce the
insignificant profit be secures by selling
Government gold withdrawn through the
agency OF legal tenders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
MISS JOHNSON DE.fD.
one of Richmond's Best Known Educators
Passes Away.

Miss Mary Johnson one of the best
known school teachers of this city. a lady
whose many good qualities had Won her
n number OF friends. died at her home.
No 10 west Main street. Yesterday al
ternoon al 5lO o'clock, al,cr an illness
of several days.
Miss Johnson was a daughter Of the
late William Il. ana Ariadue T.. Johnson.
She was educated at one of Richmond S
best schools. where she was known as
brilliant pupil. Although reared i'm luXu-
rs and a faVorite In society. when iinan-
cial trouble came upon the family she
showed the sterling qualities of her char
actcr
For some time she conducted a success
ful girls school in Petersburg, which she
later ON moved 10 Richmond. Here stll
greater success attended her efforts, for
She threw her whole soul into her pro-
fession. and under her careful personal
management and accurate teacn.ng her
pupils made great advancement. She had
strong natural sense great VIII power,
refinement in bearing and many ac-
cOmDlishmcnts
The school Of which she has been the
head will be continued 10y her assistants.
The funeral will take place at 80 THIS
afternoon from Grace Episcopal church,
and the remains wal be taken TO Peters
burg for interment on the 200 train.
The centre aisle at the funeral VIII hc
reserved for the former ana present pupils
of Miss JOhnsOn's school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
70 THE ENDS or THE EARTH.
THE CH.fWPION STfhE.
Four Braces Of Dogs Run. Two Pointers
and Two settlers.

Tour Braces of Dogs Run. Two Pointers
and Two settlers.
WEST POINT. MISS. Feb. 1o.-The
run in the champion stake in the Cham
pion Field-Trial Association commenced
here this morning. and four brace Of dogs
were run to-day out of the five and ha ~
brace entered TO compete In the "a "a
series OF heats. The heats I'm the first
series Of this stake are run for two
hours each. which accounts for the few
number Of braces that ran to-day.
The first brace TO run was the pointer
lingo against the setter Topsy's Rod.
lingo did some very good work during
the heat. and especially towards the close,
but TOpsys Rods work was superior
and the heat closed i'm his favor. Both
finished the two hours of running strong
and going fast
The pointer Delhi then ran for two
against the setter Cynosure. the latter
doing almost all the bird work. and COM
pletely overWOrked the pointer
The setter Tony BOY next ran against
the setter Harold Skimpoe the latter be-
ing lucky enough TO find most OF the
birds. while Tony eXcelled him ia range
speed and Industrious hunting in fact. I'm
this respect Tony Boy ran much the best
of any dog so far.
The setter Count Gladstone ran against
the pointer Tippo. and easily defeated
the latter doing much the better work
I'm every respect than his opponent. TIP
po though, did not run mp TO his usual
good form.
The weather to-day WAS clear and pleas
ant. and there was "a large crowd follow
ing the dogs to-day. watching their work
I'm the field. The Judges Of the champion
stakes are Colonel 4. Merriman, Mem
phis. Tenn. j. d. King Jackson, Tenn,
and j. Bell. Pittsburg. Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-Representative
WWiam a. Grain. of the Eleventh dis
trict Texas. died ln this city a. an early
hour this morning Of pneumonia, contract
od az the Southern Charity Ban last
week No arrangements have yen been
made for the funeral. He was I'm his stall
Inn the House mp 20 Thursday last
The Texas delegation held meeting TINS
morning and adopted resolutions express
INK their sorrow al the death of their
colleague. Speaker Reed appointed as
Committee OF Representatives 10 accom-
pany the remains 20 Texas Mesfrs. PEN
dfeton and Crowley Texas. Kyle. Miss.
McDearman. Tenn. Miles. Maryland
Mines. Michigan, Leonard. Pennsylvania
Eddy. Minnesota. Murphy Illinois.
The funeral train will leave by the
Southern railway at 1910 tonight