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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
NOTE AND COMMENT.

iaoi--'hA' the seat OF the balance o. pVws'
mas oeen moved westward from 'he r'aS'
ana that the pivotal states are no longer
New YORK ana New Jersey p"' i.u',V'N
ana Indiana. For long time past IL "aS
been thought necessary In cfoosinE pres
| dental candidates and Formulating party
platforms to cater TO New York and New
| ,,,.r,,,. -. 80. -. -. ,hos. ,,.,
| iN'cre"Ve 10 ms aoiHtN 70 curry '"'s' w.
| states: such declarations wer" excluded
from the n;.,rnrp,s as vvnuld likely prove
unnon,rlar IN tho East The power Of
Ina. SECTION IN d,ct,,t7y nor,v action has
wancl. Hereafter win the South and
West practically agreed. the effort will be
r's ~ i''e" anu ''.ope ''"' ,,'-,
War IN l"'hols ana INDIANA ana MichiEah'
The balance of power virtually rests with
-hc rrs,a+ ci,,. or ,.bt,,,-, ,,,b,r .han with
80 S,,, -. ,s,,,... a..
'I'' CUES pI Ne" ioFh anu hi"un'SN' W.
dinar1iy this would make wide differ
ence in hoth men and measures offered
1rha La. -, -, ,,..,,.,.,,,
"N ihi"''e pi'o'ai states "ouiu o'"'h"iiiH
favor movements in aid OF the agricui'
,,,sy,, ,or .r ,,,,,a,,r,,r. o,,1 cor,oro 70
'''s'" i'' .ne Hlahui"p'u'srs an" ooii'''"'e
Po"e'' RAISE alarms were createi III 'he
oih'pa'bn just CLOSED me SHY oiE u.
AiIa'ei'E ana socialism was 'ni0Se"
"poh 'housahds VINO had never heH'u
before and m other respects the canpaish
der such circumstances the Middle States
were carried ID. rho r,.,ar, tn,eras.s
'''S' ~ Wv - ''''
naturally and under Ordinary conditions
he power Of these great middle com
,,,o,v.o.r,l. ,,.a,,,, 49, ,.,,t 80 ,r,r;,,,,,
- "0'i' re WIN nc as ~
tIrA' seeuons' ana VIII be hereaite'' Hut'
however they may go the fact Is now
,,,..,..~o,., ~. - ,,i A., ..,...... D.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

particular community In which they arc
*; On foot. The talk OF prosperity or eS-
pecta,ion Of prosperity simply because
Mckinley was elected is waste OF time.
Republican promises are poor capital 10
~ III m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

The Washington Capital puts it this way;
six milton tbievish. Ubiquitous. hideousiN
deforired Conspirafors. traitors, knaNes,
fools and anarchists were defeated IN their
heilish purpose Of ruin on Tuesday by
seven milton virtuous followers OF Mr.
na-,a and Mr. WRitciaw Reid"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

The republican party will be more Sc
verely OF trial during the r.Nt four years
than a,-.r 10 f,-o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

The struggle against becoming too stout
IL not new thing The Bible tells that
"Jeshurun waxed fat and kicked"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

II the business Interests OF the country
are correct in the statement that political
agitation has been at the bottom Of bus
ness s,asnation. now is the time to prove
4. There can be no hurttul Or general ogi-
ia,ion for two or three years now and
great things Can be accomplished IN that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

Texans are beginning already 10 talk
about baseball for 1870
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

so lors IS Zines remain harl ard bust
ress aerressei ,he late journalists allies
of the republican PARTY VIII SIN have need
Of the waste basket
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FURNISHED Rooms Go ist.

r, RONT PARIOR gentlemen respectable cou-
Il pla with or without board steam heat bath; also
small middle rooms. BARTHULSON. LAG East Svth-st
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received Uptown once. No. l.2i2 Broadway.
north or 3lst-st, until . O'Clock p m, adNer-
received the following branch Offices AZ regular
office until O'Clock viz; --)f shave =. C.
cor 23d ST. l52 Gh-aye 12th, li2 Columbus ave.,
near West GCth-st. lO6 West 42d-st. 6th-ays -
East iith-S; ~ West i2i-st between 7,h and Sth
avss: i59 4Tth-st 3Ss 3d-ave between IC,h and
nth LOG 3i-ave.. blst-st LOS ls;-aNs..
s9th-s ESQ 3G-ave.. near ilst-s 554 3dave 32J
B!eocker-st.: 29Os 3l-aye.; 24O East T9'h-st; D2i
Shave; 2c6s 3d-ave.: % AmsteTdam-av 49, West
St. East l6th-st 203 East fslh-st: SD
6Ji 9th-ave. l.lJ2 I'd ave. 6Ith-s 2Oi Last
Seth-st. ld.0 Broadway lJt3 3i-age. Ia sth-ave.:
i3ls 2d-ave; T53 dth-ave. At the Har.em Oces 2O5f
80 ave- near ll3h-st 1856 East l25th-s near 81 ave
2i3 West i25th-si bet 7th and SIN ayes. go West
li5th-st At the BROOKLYN Offices 391 Fu,ton-st. .2a
Fulton ST. "a Court-st: - Broadway F. d.; 1873 Uroah.
way. L. D.: i.i52 Myrtle near Broadway.
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TITf y fNf
BOARD or Strict OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT
New-Y1fk. February lJh. 1896.
Notice the Property and others Interested
The Board Of Street Opening and Improvement VIII hol4
Special Meeting Office Of HIS Honor the Mayor.
CITY Hail. Tuesday the 18Th Inst, al II ocl'ck A. M
consider the selection of lands for the purpose of
Public PARK within bounded uy NtV .uth AM
:0h Streets and OH Avenue and the Hudson River. IN
this city. rs provided in Chapter oil Of the Laws Of
1888.
CHARLES n. T. COILS Commiasioner Public Works.
V T. CRUCER President Depl ftilent Iuailc Parks.
JOHN JEHOIOMAN. President Board VI Aldermen.
Cy:lIalttee.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London, Feb ~. p rn-conso!s. Jos 1-iG f1r money
IOSlz the account; Canadian Pacific j3'-. Erie
iG7s: second conso 7os; Illinois Central! 1000 Mex
can ordinary 1Si. St Paul common. ~. New-York
Central lOOs Pennsylvania 54s. Reading 6N Mexican
Contra! per cent bonds u; Louisville and Nash
VILE 5OIa Atchison common, i.
4.3O D. nn-The amount Il bullion gone in'o tho Bank
q England on balance today 1900 Bullion the
amour, 81 f73.OOD Withdrawn from the Bank #
England to-day or shipment 10 the United states India
Council bills were allotted to-day advance Of IA
per rupee Paris advlces quote per rent-s 1u3
francs l2iz for checks and London
a. % francs 22ia certimcs for checks.
Berlin. Feb l2.--Exchange On London. 20 marks Az
penrines for sight - vfnnrgs FOR y0ay
tiils sta Immortal Bank Of Germany reduced rs
rae Of discount from 4 per cent 20 per cent.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
TIL, MISsniHI i,AtIriI ANYWAY


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that The annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders Fa-itr
hallway Company viii De- held the Curliary's oice.
Gle CITY o. -. Louis Missouri Tues day March lu.
lN'1. o'clock election II 'ii-fe''.
Directors for the ensuing and foT The
aay other business that before said meeting
Tie annual meeting q Directors WI. be held ~ t-
same oa.e On Wednesday Mirch u; 1896. - = 0'
o'clock NJ The transfer books VIII - closed 10
NJ niay February 9 1896 o, - O'Clock = m and
open on THURSDAY March r. 1896 lr0g rel .-t u
GEO }. GOULD. pr~s.a~n:
A. H. IEE Secretary
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Crblit Nntlrea.


Sads feei thence -5uth . dsgees minutes
% ives. ' s meme Sshee D nofh de-
81 minute, az aSs M cs 90 sne norm ~ lee IS sy
hank q the croion RTer thence norhsry, eastery
@ H9aty @oas IL Sssfy n left bank Z be
20 H. y and 70 10 the sou; westerly right-ofway
R R hsc 5qaen Of sf o New YP ana H
f sSd fGrosd i7S % feet, 70 tns weeTy i line o, the
soah 10 degrees 70 minutes 2s o. feet along sad
soah %ssrsts 80 ,6 %e yes; sill sSd g.
F ni re NJ = 2 fes bsDe hence our sIn al % e
VEST 252 o5 feet, thence south ). desiess
% .nds 27i feet, thence
fee thence south "a degrees g minutes 80 second, east
seconds Ies; s6 f", ihnoa SOUTH Is dcsrres 3 min.
g minutes - seconds wes 30 II feet along said Parcel
and Parcel No Il degrees 80 minutes 80 seconds
20 81 fee therce ouh = degrees 40 minutes west
IVES, 49, g fcet t6enee s X cgrt@s Minutes wss'
% 70 feet theme. south 50 deges minutes west 2Ss %
henee s9ntn 20 degrees ~ minutes "est zSse tse,
feet ,hents ssa, II res Ar minutes west 2i1 20 fee
thence socih degrees ?, fnn,es 20 sends eas; % Al
theme sh Is dre % es % los Is fee, hee;
Senoc south 10 atyrces minute % seconds EAST 26s q
q z g.5 !heos soaS e s3g. % a q . cas-. 81
$40 fc thence south degrees 50 225 "A
ihenc, nh 81 degrees :, minutes we: Il fcci thence
srfs & 20 30 s' es a' es i Seac s sa
20 dsrees 2! minutes east IS 90 ..s, 20 te westerly Inc
ar. " mdua. a Taa q hence s ses ss % De-
grees minute, ~sst s,I al ns ssi to % lle5s
Alo the Parcel q real estate at Go,tens Bridge aore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
Brooklyn 1jropertn tor Salr anA Go lfl
BrookInn Rral Csiate for Sale.

.o~0~N~~NoNo~~~>~~NN>>o"No
NOR SALE Peetricel sea Gate" fronting At-ntc
4 Ocean and Gravesen1 Bay. overlooking the Marrow,
IesentnF ths select Iroperty str.tly nGa
and direct private communication by boat u e"
York within 4. minutes Sold by reference only PaFtlcu-
lars furnished by application Norton Point Land COM
pany. Agents. WILLIAM p. RAE CONPANi ls9-l9l
Montague street. Brooklyn.
nor SALE.-Houses and investments golden oppor
turi'y fr homes speculation in feyeral properties
left charge hy close estate. photo
graphs at Offices 3'i Gafesaye. N0sr1nd ~ Mon
tsgue-sf.. Brooklyn. WILLIAM T.. RAE COMPANY.
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THE STOCK MARKET.


To-day being a holiday all the exchanges.
banks and business houses in this city were
closed For the convenience Of readers yester-
days closing prices on the Stock Exchange are
reprinted:
THE GENERAL LIST
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PARCEL NOS. s AND 90.

Beginning at the Intersection formed by the sou,herly
ne Of DE highway which lans in front OF the estate q
Westerly rrh,,of Wy Inc norm 30 degrees ~ mnu,e,
souheasi~rly corner Of said H'nedicts property
line north 30 degrees % minutes feet thence
norm % degrees u minutes 30 seconds east % is feet
leaving said reht-o-way line Of sad railroad a me
land said Beredict and the estate Of j.
POI q feet north degrees 81 l4G -
ioe hsq nS 9 eir oa q ,henee .o a = ds,e
30 30 Is west l39 81 feet thence south ~
% - minute. - secnds s, ~ W Zee. tAen.' south -
degrees b minutes wet lDi eri thcnce uth - DE- fi
e1ee. = nas ~ss io fcd aoHcc s6aIh 80 De-
gree J. ni.a-,E ~ seconds V.st 10 80 yet; teirs
: degies 2, inmate 70 r 80, wg,t 30 - feet souh ~
SSs m rns west - 90 ieet hence sonh II degrees
~ seconds west S-D feet, theme south
Sesrees 80 minutes B, seconda 81 70 feet thence
south degree minutes wsst " 80 feet thence south
degrees 10 minutes 80 Seconds 1880 feet. thence
south 81 degrees MINUTES west 20 feet thence south II
erees 10 minutes west G' 30 feet thence south degrees
kshwey afoTssas hfnes sos fa sai es%.5 sSu
east along Ne souihery Inc highway 1914 fees
feet th"nce nor q degrees Is minutes III ~
thence north 81 deris.s ~ minutes east i2I52 feet
south degrees minutes east 2ll'5 feet thence suin
80 degrees ~ minutes 80 rscoads cast 55is tee thence
iencc nofth ~ minutes east 1859 feet to the
place q bs2n"s eoaiaHs C. ",ei oil ins %
Parcel 80 60, Total Of $40 acres. ,,.. p.,n.
eesignaed Aforesaid map as Parcels Nos 81 to 10
both inclusive. described as follows: . -, ,-,
boundary u the land Of A. II. Todd Parcel
No Go) and he northwesierly rghof-@ay line OF ne
New YORK and Harlem Railroad thence north ~ aesress
e Tod %' @@S e.a,r Of 4 i,o3;
West asSs Feet thence degrees 81 minutes west
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6oicls
lJnb!it Notices.
v EW AQJEDUCT.
~ NEW cROTJN DAM CORNELL. SITE.
NOTICE

~
,.,.p,,,, A3 rII,,,. FoE ArrnAisAL
New lor. ., r,s~ .pp,a,an - ,nc sagr,re calr' .f
c Ssga "'F..'.'cn VIZ mad ar SPA Term = ga
C9cr, u. ' AT, 'ny a.. l''', SIC, d., Wa va
s ssys",i , iay IL, N 30, a, - e.ecN ID ,e Gre
he.-l. Ihe o.Jee' u .a.a agpoaii.n Is O. onn.a ~
caoa.y = Nov TX az ,1~ c,he. '. raom s,i.i
res ie ~ county IT, vhc ~. rea. estate ierrnf,f
s..-,,a ', .n"''- a. O,'.n-. nr'. - Hi'In'se. -
- ev.. - .i ID per-, rs n'e'e'el 10 'he fea e.'a-
fr Ina ''sr ~. ss >, go 80 ,'.n
ne ~a ..i .a.s.y - - cry q ~ Y..s
W'.'.,.s,.r .ai STATE = 81 So. az. g. ...4 ~, B..
..i a. r '", ao ~ -rren nae. .i a'i ...
aays ls en,,i,-l i'ih i,, .", e., "".. --.
f~.rt. 20. c,ns,iu.' 30 Z =. New coon E.,,r-
t-. 10 th~ Villas, - k4.,n,s r.aa. 9 a.l,.rl .al
<"s..5o; We.ic4.ster c'-n.y SEA Yo-l EA4.o.i ~.
No. .ea e,'a'~ slesa o. nea,.orea mag l,
es'a'.' b. ma. +, .a.e A., .+.i.. ' ..~ .. Dr.,
"f,','e.'e. an. s'nir q Nv fotA Nnea. iss-a o.
is q s,a'ene-t o: TO- e>i.raa. .n.a.i.-
rhi,h T.-rt is ,,C n,c-,',, C., .a f,rE ~ ..a ,.s-
nm s@' "e.ds b.tse therce tea'''fi} ani H'l''
' T.aa. ana ,a'n' al H. aas., o., IA'.e ~
.lJt.n liver =, i am. . - ,,,. .s . H. i.ri... ,,
Parcel. S. aal g., 49, es,,e.., ..a, r~.-. S. j.
s" ,.., a. .. az ihe va.'ei5 i.s - ia'.s
~ .u,' .,f-e. o. ns'-' ." '. .. ,,. ~. ~,
,ae.eo sa,a ...s,~r :, ni4'as sa .9i, f.e, oea'
: iesr~es ., f..as.e. .si 49,. 49,. ID ct ~ 49,.
az, ID &c. 3' minute, 49, y, - '-"' 'en.-
nm, ,'.-'s. 80 800 "as vesi - - f-e' fhen', i g.
araaiy f N i i1'' s 'ca.e .. ' Ii Mao, 60.
30 senis We - f~e' thence -.-,a = .es-s o., a.a
q .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
UNLISTED STOCKS.
sil Bull Certn.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received to-day
s364.S42 National Bank notes for REDEMPTION
Customs receipts reported to-day from " ASH
irgton were s575,641, the internal revenue re-
calpis $500. 291. and the miscellaneous receipts
81. 40. Total Government receipts for the day,
$S,3 soS: expenditures 81, $4,000: excess Of OK
panditures SJ29 591. Receipts for month TO date.
$lO1s2554: expenditures. Sl4340.000. excess OF eX
Qanditures over receipts. $4156445 Receipts for
fiscal year 70 date. S206. 9S9 .27S; expenditures.
5000 l01: excess Of expenditures over receipts.
so S42 S23.
To-lays Washington Treasury statement. COW
cTing sctual results for TWO days ago. compared
with the last previous statement. shows the fol-
lowing balances:
Fab II. Feb. l2 Changes
"; god on So So - so IncslO527.75
n hard ...... oS Gle3GO 90 81 405 Dec. 21o7.a55
Actual IN the
Treasury vaults
certificates .s177si2 "a SsG Inc. ,s9Ge GO
Deposits bank. l4.7li.79p Il 755.l1s Inc. OBS
Available cashsl02 81 5Gi sol 542 Inc socoGo7s
Deduct minor la
b,ities ......... Il.3I23c5 II $40 $50 Inc. 53osl5
Actual cash l99 sl052i So Inc ss4xg Gc3
The Third Avenue Railway Company has de-
clarei a quarterly dividend % s. 81 share its
capital stock, payable February -.
The American Coal Company Of Allegheny
County Md. has declared a semi-annual divi-
dend OF per cent payable March 2
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Conntrn 1)ropcrtp 10 Get.

Conntrn 1)ropcrtp 10 Get.
IHNINGTON-ON-Ut DsON.
Modern house y rooms. newly decorated. rent $3.50
Oii-fash ned Colonial house II rooms. newly renoi-
.net; sanitary plumbing. all modern Improvements 'n@"
$3.50.
Both houses have fne - Hudson. cv-"17vr
grounds cared fr AZ owners sNi AMI free use of
stables. mlnutss walk - station Apply
JAMES K. HAY. Wa-st.
DOpULAR NUTLET. " J.. on.rs several modern
hor''s with pleasant grounds shade. etc. AZ r.nais
$40 70 $500 quite near station. Apply
/. NJ CNGEk. OPP. ste Nutley Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
BONDS

w \ NIX BONDS.
W lrNntr prpcsois hereby invited yor the pur-
chase Of gold bearing Water Bonds of the City II A.
lantc city. New jersey
Amount OF bonds 100000.
Denomination each 5000
Interest four and ser-an-
nua!ly March September. In gold coin, coupons
attached free from taxation.
Principal payable IN thirty years.
Permanent population. 10000: increased TO 10000 in
Summer months. Debt exclusive of this ishe about
$4,000
nose bonds are issued by authority and in accordance
w,h IN act II the legislature Of Jersey. cIffl-d
An act . enable cities 70 supply the inhabitants thereof
IN pure ana Wholesome water Approved April 2lat.
1916 Ihls aNf provides or sinking fund the aTl;l-
lrlAuDn - revenues received from the Water Depart
meut 20 pay interest ana iords Irity
Tie purpose oi THIS make -
wate- plant o. said city.
the right e. reject any and ali bids
Al lids must DE accompanied by certleG check .or
$1,000 IN national bank evidence god fath a
ie part 81 The hc.-s lids g. a- received
s.rned time before $50 ~ NorE.. Fehruarr I'm
1898. ana 70 be opened BY City Council
Dated February llh. 1896.
FRANKLIN 7. STOY.
Mayor. Atlantic
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
NORFOLK AND WEsTER'

NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
1896 1896 Changes
First week In Feb. S7G5sl sl92 7G9 Inc siG1s5
Since Jan. 1........... 9H.15s 1850 736 Inc 1888
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
First week in Feb..... 1896 "a s34G lo2 Inc s9G5S
Since July IL 41y2lf T. GIG Inc - 4U2
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rNITED VERDE COPPER COMPANY. O.
Epiocnb Noiitc5

OFFICE or THE
THIRD AVENUE RA lIROAD COMPANY.
Third Avenue gu & tCth Streets. $500
NEW YORK, February 10. 1890.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders
~ Of this company that quarterly dividend ~ two
hfy per share has this day ieen declared
the capital stock. payable Friday, Iehrunfy = lr~
e. Stockholders Of record SATURDAY. February H. 1890
at ~ O'Clock 81.
The books u the company VIII be closed On sat
urlay. February -. 1896 at Y O'Clock NJ. and remain
closed untl Saturday. February % 1886 AZ - o'clock
4. NJ, - prepare = thr payment o: the dividend
by order Of the Board ot Directors.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
FENHE UNDER-MENTiONED DIVIDEND:

Il have been declared:
One and Half Per Cent the Common Stuck Tor ih.
year 1850
Two Per cent, On the Preference haf year
ended 3iet December $50.
for he Com stock dividend viii IL mailed
about April 10 shaet7 q record AZ tha DOS
Ing u tho books IN and LONDON rcsI~' lively
The Preference stock Dividend N.l lie pad N'dn
day April l. shareholders * rc3rI the closing q
books, the C0ryany's London OiAcc. 80. Queen
Victoria Street. London =. =.
The Common stock Transfer Books VIII c,osc IN Lon
don a, 3 T. ~ On Friday. Feb. - ana Montreal and
Ncw-York on Tuesday March ,. The Preference Stock
books WIFI close a 3 =. VI. IN ,sday. March ="
All books VIII be reopened Thursday April 2
~ CHARLEs DRINKwATER Secretary.
Montreal. Feb. 10 1896.
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
80 Broadway New YORK Feb IL, 1896
rTUE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this company
Il Will be closed from o'cock +. NJ. Feb. II, 1896
70 the morning Of March 3. ls9G
w. |. HUBBEl.I. Treasure
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Available cash.so2 81 5Gi s2ol sG4542 socoGo7s
Deduct minor la
b.ities ........ ll3l2 800 Il SO ESQ Inc. $50 al5
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ferturcs an0 Mcetlnss.

GtcnmbJnlc.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND fOINIA
IL VIA sOUNp LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL. RIVER LINE. VIA Newport ana ran ~ "o~
new pier Is \ r., foot 4 Murray ST. at % =. u. -.
s.rr M NGT,ON LINE. Sfon.ngton rom. SrS fies
p lock aboy Oanal-st.. at d,t)O II, "
ySfrtJ via New London from Pier 40 y. n.
nex, fSesbross@sst 3 30 4. VI
~ EW HAVEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. Sl.5o.-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves PIE. % r.. H.
daily SUNDAYS excepted arriving IN line for tran
20 MerSen Hartford. Springfield. &c. Freight steamss
0 L. n
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DROP0SED PUBLIC PARK. on the West

Counsel & the Corporation,
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Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults

outstanding
certificates SIR s2 "a s1SG 500 42i Inc IS 9G6 GO
Deposits bank. 14.7li.79O a 755.l1s Inc. 4O32S
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L Land and Cattle Company ~ the election Z Trs
VIII b. held Wednesday. February 18Th. a.
O'Clock J.. NJ. the office Of me New-York Air Irak,
O. No. % N-aalNAy. y y. CIV.
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ABBEY's THEATRE.
SARAH BERN n q ROT
Every Evg. at s. GYCMOMn
Matinee Saty. at . O4O I'LL Wv OLAs

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. lih-s, & irving II.
LAST --71H MONTH 40
WEEKS. THE SPORTING DUCHESS.
Mats We'd & sat . Eve. At :.
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Should be Commended.


BY the report of the Attorney Gen.
eral in the Waller case, It is evident
that Mr. Waller WAS somewhat lndls-
Greet. while at Madagascar.
Certainly the administration should
be commended and not condemned IN
its efforts to have MIR Waller released
from the French.
The pEE f,r one tenders its thanks
To the administration in having Mr.
Waller released from the French.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-22

Long experience and new methods
thoroughly understood, ensure sat
isfaction. Having made new and ex
tentive improvements In all OF the
branches of the undertaking bust
ness. respectfully thank the pub
lie for their past patronage and ask
the continuance of the same. All
orders promptly filed. Country or
ders solicited.
We, the undersigned gladly recon
mend W. s SELDEN TO the public
generally Is 6 worthy and faithful
undertaken, Revs. Daniel James, Ar
cher Ferguson, and Mr.. John Hen
ey, No. 1000 Graham and Marshal
So. Fulton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-22
Little Ground for Kicking.
Philadelphia. Pa, Christian Record
ar1

philadelphia. Pa, Christian Record
er.]
The proposed release of ex-Consul
Waller by France, will be welcome
news to many who believe that de-
gree of racialism was involved in the
case as we as to thousands who be-
lieve Mr. Waller innocent of the grave
charges alleged against him. After q
searching and thorough going investi-
CATION OF details and outcome, the
conclusions as to the prisoners limo
cence appear to be groundiess while
the intima.ions of race prejudice tig-
uring against him has been swept to
the winds by the patient and painstsk-
ling interest taken in the case By the
President and Government as we'll 81
by the generous attitude and expires.
sions of France in the premises. Un-
less wise above what is written or able
TO vanQuish stubborn facts in that di
rection, we are forced to accept the
verdict Of the ex-COnsul's guilt and
righteousness of the sentence passed
upon him.
There is little ground for kickini
from our side of the house and WI
therefore commend this Government
for it's promptness and energies ant
compliment France for its signal coup
, fde-grace in the situation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-22

this case, was not expected even from
SO weak a premier. 1t is nov very evil
dent that wetter, Eustis and Oiney
have for the past six months been
more actively engaged in the discov-
cry of evidence co sustain the findings
of the drum-headed tribunal that con
vieted Waller than in investigating
the charges and the evidence upon
which he was sentenced.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-22

Washington. ID. @. Bee.l
Rev Browne asserted in this city
that he would run the brave John
Mitchell out of Richmond.
The people of Richmond who stand
by Mitchell say TO the contrary.
Mitchell Is power in Virginia. lie
has won the hearts of the people.
Mitchell is more OF a benefit to eht
Richmond people than Browne.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-22
Had He Been White.


mobile, Ala Weekly Press
Had Waller been white American
citizen Uncle Sans ultimatum would
have been sent by Gresham but Wal
Ter is TO be released and that is anoth-
er case wherein it is shown that the
Negro will get Justice though it be late
in coming