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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

for Horses. ,ide-Arms and Baggage Taken
Af-rr the >nrrtnIfr.

WASHINGTON. ID c. JAM 30-Mr.
Cox Dem of TENNESSEE offered in the
HOuse to-day lil Walfl iec.t,-
.,~.-n7-tqnces OF Lees surrender 10 Au-
nonatt0x and the written guarantee that
the artillery and calvary officers az tne
Co.fsreraCy should te permitted 20 retain
rfr.r horses SIDE arms ana baggage.
AFTER the surrender the Federal soldiers
f..noucl the C0afederates OF these e.
fects. and they were never returned
fo heir original owners. His blu aprro-
rriates $3.50 00n AS a compelslti0n for
those losses upon sufficient proof te!us
FURNISHED % the ouartermaster-Genera
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OPPOSITION TG The TREATY.
Foreign relations Committee Treated
to a Surprise,
-FOUR OPPOSE ITS BEING REPORTED.
Even After Two Amendments Were Deoid.
ed Upon II win Be Called Up in
the senate at the Earliest
Possible Day.

WASHINGTON. Jan s0-cvery men,
Der 0t tne senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, with The exception OF Mr. Tur-
pie. WAS piesent thls morning when tne
committee convened feN minutes before
u % clock The entire session was devoled
70 the consideration OF The treaty OF
arbitration between tle United states
ami Great Britain. Members denied
themselves 90 several representatives who
came over from The House and refused
% be disturbed.
4 SURPRISE
The vote on the nnal motion 70 re
port the treaty 90 the senate as amended
was SO close that it stahtied some OF the
friends of tle convention who believed
there would be- practically no opposition
10 the amended treaty. Wh,n tne roll
was called tle votes were cast as follows.
la favor OF reportns the treaty 20 tho
Senatc-Alessrs. sherman, Davis, Frye,
Lodge Culium (Rcps). ana Gray lDeml,
total. 6.
Against reporting the treaty 10 the
Seuate-Mes,rs. Morgan. Mills. Daniel
Dems). and Cameron lKopJ. total. g.
An amendment was also offered in
serting a clause stating n positive terms
that the Alaskan boundary question
should nor he submitted 10 arbitration
under this treaty. but 10 was rejected by
the same vote ~ 90 g. L. Will bc offered
in tho Senate.
The debate in the committee room de-
vclopcd an opposition 20 the treaty under
any conditions that was entirely uncx-
pected. ard % the min0dty ~ the COM
mittee represents a proportionatc mem
bershln of the senate. the indications are
that the treaty wm have hard time
securing The requisite two-thlrds vote.
THE AMENDMENTS.
The most important amendment was
that which added 20 the end of Article 7.
the following words.
"Blt the questions which affect the
foreIrn or domestic policy OF either of
f0a high contracting parties OPP fhe reia-
tons 0f either with any ether state or
power hy treaty or otherwise. shall not
o.. subject 20 arbitration under this
treaty. except by "a special agreement
The second amendment strikes ont an
reference 20 bis Majesty. the King -
Sweden anl Norway. .s The umpire. IN
case the court fuls io agree upon tn um
niro n ar.orI1nro with thc provisions N
Article IfT a1j Article n. The motion 70
strike out this clause WAS carried with
but one negative vote. tlat n Senator
Grav. ~ Delaware
DO wae decided that the treaty should
D. called un boo the Senate at tho earliest
day possible.
The question OF rs possible considera-
ti0n in open session was discussed infor-
nelly. u S. understood that while tho
members OF the committee believe that
such a motion may prevail, u made. Do
member of the committee viii initiate it
This motion however viii mi some
votes in the membership Of the co
mittee.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. m-rnler the
treaty with Japan. proclaimed March 81
l.a which does rol however. go into
effect until July d. l,g} there is au article
granting the citizens of either country
tue same protection as native citizens iu
regard ITO patents. traao marks and dee
slens. uiCn flllilment of the fOrmaNtie5
oi law.
Since that tIeafy was negotiated The
japanese have initiated American maru-
faCturers using trade marks and other .n-
llNidual designs. and imported such goods
into This country az prices below those
at which the same goods can Doe made
here. Business men here protested. aud
recently secretary Olney negotiated ID yely y
brlof treaty which makes Article XVI Cf
this treaty co into effect at once.
Ine Senate Cofnlsttce ou Foreign Rei1-
items This afternoon ordered "a favorable
rru.it Go Doe made ON this treaty ana %
Will probably bee ratified az once.
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ing one Of the aff rmative votes, the nrst
ti-ne IN this Congress that De mas eNcI
Cisel the privilege Of an ordinary he"i-
An amendment was adopted authoriz-
ing fhe members 20 select the seeds t".f
desire. the Department Of Agriculture ID
purchase and distribute the same.
ON points OF order the proposed rear
rangement Of salaries IN the Weain'I
bureau and Bureau OF Animal Industry
were stricken out OF tho tin and the pio-
visions OF the present law inserted in
place OF them. The bin was passed ana
after tho passage of two or three private
bills. the House. at ass. adjourned unul
Monday.
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STANFORD. CONN. Jan. 5-Mrs.
Heury Ward Itecher was worse to-day
Size was able last week 90 st up DOB her
room FOR short time each day. but shr
suffered u relapse. and to-day could not
ue moved 40 aI. The attending phy-
.ic.au7 give tho assurance that there -
u0 immediate danger hut thog acHnowi-
edge that She ls steadily lliling and that
ou account 0f htr advanced u-r. there y
practically u0 hope chat rHe 1911 recover
from fI. m..ry o. hfr nlr. She was
weak to-day. ani suffered moro pain tlan
at amy time in several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

CAMBRIDGE. AID. JAM c).-spoclal.-
Allan Grace. Of THIS town. shot his wife
to-day at l2.e0 p. ". She feu the FIRST
time in front of DIS house. He fired Two
shots after She fel. al three of which
took cacct in the head. She VIII rrola-
hIy die.
After the shooting Grace Immediately
fed Into the country ln nttecn minutes
the shori1 and bis deputy We're in rur-
suit Jealousy IS attributed as q motive
for fhe crime
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appropriation was made he should have
opposed 10. as coming out Of the funds
appropriated Tor the gelief Of the poor.
lie did not wish, as DE had stated that
any action should be taken now, but De
wished 10 put himself on record as being
opposed 20 any money being appropriated
from the Almshouae fund. and 10 express
tho wish that the matter should be thor
ouehiy ventLated at the next meeting.
Mr. Hobson said be was sick OF the
whole matter which be thought was dead.
The committee. he said. had had more
cheap newspaper notorety IN the last
month than any other committee in the
Council.
Mr. Brock said that he was not ashamed
OF his vote but would DO the same thing
over again.
Mr. Miller said ho hated 70 have tho
matter brought up again. Ho thought 10
had been satisfactorily explained 90 all
most cvorvi o<v
THE MATTER DROPPED.
After little further discussion tho
matter was dropped. and viii scarcely
come up again unless Nr. Wake should
meeting
on motion OF Mr Gunst. tho COM
nittee unanimously adopted resolution
esting The Superintendent not 90 fur
r.sh the committee with rcfroslments at
any meeting ln thc future. It has been
the custom of Mr. Davis 70 give the
committee nice supper or The meeting
that contracts arc given out. the same
being paid for out OF his own pocket. Tho
committee felt that this was not fair 10
him % feel OBJ iged % DO this with his
limited salary. hence tho resolution.
Mr.. Davis stated 10 the committee be-
foro the adoption ~ The reso ution. that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

CHICAGO Jan. a-Lyman j. Gage.
the prospective Secretary of the Treas
ury ia pro-ilent-clect Mckinleys Cahl-
rtt positively denied to-day tle pubiisht
story THAI Doe was ID singie-taNcr and an
uncomurom.ein- adnerent of Henry
George upon tnlt subject. There is not
tne slightest foundation fer the report
ttIt am nnH. or ever was sInele-iaN
mtu." said ST. Gage. 'and nothing that
have eyer said 0r written Ol economic
subject. could furnish tne slightest
grounds for such statement.
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Ar-,rnltrr,l Anrrnnr.atlons

WASHINGTON. j. o.. Jan. 3D-Ihe
aericu.tural appropriation bin was the
principal and almost the sole subject az
consideration in the House to-day tnis
being the third day 10 has been on ire
trII..lff.r nf seeds rfg- ri-a 90 aU HlI-
matel discussion which lasted two hours
U ..r...l.-.. ..H UlI motion Lu strike
ogt The aprropr. alton l>i2N OlO altOgt Their.
This fallG-5J - 1g-Speaker Resd cast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

NEW YORK JAM o1-Ihe Georgia
Railroad ana I8uhlu- Company ifLNI'a
for fle year ended June 80. l,9V. Gross
earnings. Sl.419 5J- an increase of >ls-
l5i. Dtf earnings. after expenses ana
faxes Stylfl4 increase ~ SllHhtl. total
If- 1923 $50 Increase ~ SllOsl3. rental,
$500 0OJ leaving a oeAcit Of SO lJl. de-
crease of SllUsti.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

WASHINGTON Jan. 3o-Weather fore
cast fOr sunday
Nlrglnia-Fair. followed by showers in
southern portion at night. u0rtAcasterly
winds slightly warmer
North CarCllna-Fair followed hy show
er- on the east. rorthelstcrly Winds,
slight rise lu temperature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

WAsUINGTON. Jan. ,l-Ihe lnaugu-
raj Committee announces to-day that ne
tickets f0r the inaugural bah are now
ready for dI-trib.r0u. Each ticket VII!
le accompanied hy Is souvenir which i5
.r fh. rr.e of the bali tIckef-nNe dol
lars Orders ly mail viii Doe filed in the
order ~ receipt. SO complimentary uch-
4f- will Ia Issued except tD PRESIDENT
..r.t Mckinley lnd Mrs ckinley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

BIRMlNGHAM Jan. Sat 3 O'Clock
this afternoon Judge BANKS decided taat
the State in the case " sam PalatkA.
wr1 was Charged with RreCk.ng tne
Birmingham train 40 the CANADA bridge
on December --th. bad not shown that
q rail- had been removed or crime cons
m.tteed ard he. therefore. discharged
the prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
A REMARKABLE COLD WAVE
Fox It's Vide Extent, Long Duration
and Extreme Severity,
ESPECIALLY THROUGHOUT The SOUTH
In the Ohio Valley, Lake Regions and the
Southeast the Minimum temperatures
for len DAYS Were Lower Than
Ever Before Recorded

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3o-The following
special bulletin was issued BY the
Weather Bureau this afternoon on the
cold wave Of January 25d to a0th:
The condition Of extreme cold that has
prevailed over the country during the
past week has been remarkable for IFS
extent. duration and severity while the
temperature over nearly the entire United
States east OF the Rocky Mountains A4e
been greatly below the normal during
TIE whole week. the deficiencies In some
sections ranging from so 10 40 for sew
eTal days.
COLDEST on RECORD.
Throughout the Ohio Valley and The
Lake regions on the 18th and the caie
lines central and Northern Florida
Georgia. Alabama and Eastern Tennes-
see on the 18th and 18th. the minimum
temperatures reported were lower than
any previously recorded by the bureau
during the last ten days OF January.
The conditions We're especially severe
throughout the Southern states, the line
az freezing temperature extending nearly
% Jupiter. F.a.. and the temperature a.
fr South as the Gulf Coast faling to
u degrees below llfeAti4- anu ..iAtt.ttti.fr
lt degrees or more below for several days.
Following are some of tic minimum
tomneratures occurring IN the regions
whore the cold wave was most proc
u0uuced. VIZ.
ON tie 25th. degrees below zero. chi
caro %. Milwaukee and Sart s.. Marie.
Is. indianapolis ana Detroit. "a. Cincin-
rsr 10. Prtsbrrg s. ON the -,th. above
zoro. Tampa. 81. Jacksonville o. Mobile
and Atlanta. G.. Knoxville o. On The -sth.
above zero. Jupiter 90. Tampa. -', Jack
-onrlio or kcy West. 'n; below Zero,
Knoxville. &
SEVERE STORM.
The period of cold weather was attend
cd bv persistent condition of atror-
uaUv hIgh narometeric pressure read
irp. OF f- inches and above. tho hlgh-
e-t readings on record being reported
from the extreme northwest storm
trar developed over Florida on The 2th
and moved northeast alone tle Atlantic
coast was an efficient factor in pfoduc-
ing the l0w temperature Boo Florida on
the 2th and 18th. This storm developed
crsat energy in its passage aIone tHe
Middle Atlantic and New England Goa. .is
causing high and heavy SHOWS in the
lfdU. states and New Ems 'aad. fo--
fon reported about Is inches of sno"
~r~thr.if. o.. Portland. %. Albany anl
N.w York cIfv. l., philadelphia, D.. ana
Was hingfol, ..
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Norlnlk,. ~ Colfnn Trnlr

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 0.-Noriolk's
cotton receipts during The nye months
ended to-day were 60 iSi bales. against
sil bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
PHOTOGRAPHIC IN COLORS.
A Simple and inexpensive Process at
Last Discovered.
The REAL CONDITION OF The CAR,
A New Theory Ia Regard 10 Brain Waves
and Ielegraphy-Mr Bsyard's Great
Popularity Uneasiness on Change
on Account OF south Africa.
Copyright, 1897. by the Sun Printing and
publishing AssociauonJ


that OF tie brain waves. 80 al least Il is
described in the presidential address de-
Iyered Thursday 10 the British Society
OF Psycllcal Research uy Professor Will
liam CrOOhes. He entered, before launch
ilg Ais theory. INTO an elaborate cal-u.a-
tlOn as 90 the vibrations which produce
sound az ,leht Then be applied q s.ml-
Jar law TO the subject ~ thought trans
ference, and suggested that it was quite
conceivable that intense thought c0nceu-
tr4ted by one person upon one with whom
he was in close sympathy. should induce
a telesraphlo chain along. which brain
waves should 90 straight 20 their goal
without Use Ot cuer5y Qle 10 Oh -auce.
such speculation was. De admitted. new
and strange 20 science. 10 was a. pIes-
eut strictly provisional. but be- was bold
enough % make it and the time might
come when 10 could De submitted 10 eX-
permeuta4 TESTS
The Professor spoke of the work which
is being done ty the society As likely 20
form no unworthy preface 20 the pro-
louloest science ol man. u nature. and ~
worlds uot realized. and said he could
sec no reason 1S1y any man " srientlIc
mind should either shut DTS eyes or stand
deliberately oQf from DO. He entered lu-
10 "a long argument % clfHr away the
cientifc supersfrousr T~i-h prevent
many from vcnturnr INTO research which
might in time dominate tle whole world
OF thought.
THE CZARs HEALTH
10 is difficult N mot impossible f0 C's
cover the truth among the mass of cone
ticting reports u regard t0 tlc h.altn
OF tie Car. lt is matter of some si--
nllcanco that nearly aI the le--lm.
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The following was the range OF the
Thermometer 20 The Times Office yecter-
day. . A. NJ q. y n. g. p NJ. ..
o T. NJ. %. =. A.. p. j. /. N. D Ay-
s1a.s % 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

! parts and combinations Ot c0i0rs giving
| an varieties of tint. Thus iu "a landscape
the trees take the various hues cf green.
the sky becomes blue. flowers show their
| proper c0l0rs, bricks and tiles Of houses
are red. and so Ou. il portrait The flesh
| tints come out well and the different
colors Of the COSTUME are accurately
! given The general appearance Of the pic
ture Is that OF q cOl0red photograph.
| INSPECTED under magnifylng power 10 is
seen that the c0iors follow details in
/ manner hardly possible fog band work.
Sir Henry Wood says Of Tie tests OK the
process made co Kings College that
/ "Chas-agne treated with perfect success
some positvos De had brought with him
and with quite as mucsn success IS we
I expected some Io'iufts made by our
selves from negatives which we took of
various test objects. The lght was eX-
tromelv bad. The day was fogey no our
pictures were inferior; stll whom treated
as above deschi0cd they showed color
with perfect accuracy and distinct
ness quite sufficient 20 trst the process
SOUTH AFRICAN
The distant note Of alarm in Mr. Cham
I terlaIu.s speech on South African affairs
/ iu the House Of Commons yesterday
+ has aroused considerable uucasincss.
+ which IS reelected in fhe harp drop in
prices at tile Stock exchange to-day Tho
speech was certainly au able one and
. v.. as remarkable for what 10 did not
+ s.y as for what it did. u had tho effect
+ of promptly e.I.ncIng the opposition
/ among the supporters of the government
T to the appointment OF commission az
/ enquiry and nothing can row prevent at
l..t tho form ~ investigation The
speech contained one ri-ulictut phrase
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

WASHINGTON. %. g.. Jan 3o-Sena-
tor GEORGE passed l good du'. uud .It
p1f ans report shat he .a d9ing ~-sl
tonight.
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THAT $50 WILL NOT DOWN.
The Matter Again Discussed by the
Committee on Relief Of the Poor.
PLANS FOR NEW COLORED ALKSHOUSE
Considered at Length. But Decision De
ferred Until Next Wednesday Nieht-A
List OF the Needs of the Department.
Dr. W. II Lyme, Jr., writes.


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COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY

It is additionally announced. this time
from ss English source. lat photography
in natural coioFs is au accomplished Fact
The news reaches the public through
Sir Henry Wood. secretary of the London
Society OF Art-. who ,e~~-l the discovery
with other experts at i--ss College this
week.
The inventor is Niued'on Chassague Of
Paris. The process is simple and irevpen-
siVe. The negative is taken on gelatlnc
plate which has been treated with a So
luton of certain salts Tire nature q
the solution used Tor this purpose Is for
fhe present kept SECRET The ucgs tive
is developed and fixed in the Ordinary
way and when finished looks Ike any
other negative. From Il the positive IS
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-20
PRODUCE MARKET.
W HEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are firm at SOS usual
options, with a fair amount of charterinR going
on. The chartered wheat fleet in port has a reg
istered tonnage OF 73,5O0. against "a 800 tons on
the same Date last year; disengnged 20 500 tons
against z5. 700; on the way this port 1876 7z7
tons, against 2bE,20O.
WHEo THE CIaigmore taxes for Cork 81 $50
ctls va ned ct S4S 100: MuskoKa, Tor Cork 7s :
b65 ctls at $l23 Asa ARA nmore, for Cork. So 625
els at $l02, ZOO
The market is unsettled and very dull, though
there Is no decline worthy cf Lote.
Local quotations are as follows: 81 45@l 471a
for %. i. 81 4s34 for choice and 81 50gl s21a
q cti for extra Choice tor milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-December-
2O,OOO cts. al AZ; 1000, 81 Ala May-6OOO
81 4414; 1900, 81 441s: 10000. 81 a.
SECOND SEssIoN-May-1s 1000 ctls 81 44ll
December-4OuO. 81 47L4; 2OOU. 81 471s
REGULAR MORNING SESSION. Decem ber-2o- =
o0o ctls 81 AZ 6LUO. 81 465s; 12,0OU. 81 i471s
AFTERNooN SESSION December-4OOO ctls.
81 AZ; 5000 81 47A May-1SOOO 81 z4Is;
1000, 81 4414; 1000. IL Al
bAkLE f-The Craig more takes for Cork 40 67e
cts Brewing. valued at $44. 700
ne market is excessively dull and the tendency
Is downward The shippers out OF the Market
for Brewlng ana this description is lower Dark
feed Is oferng freely aud the sellers are willing
TO accept concessions 10 effect sales choice br ght
Feed contlnnts scarce and steady.
Feed. T1134s215c for uark and S5@S6L1c for
choice orish-: Chevalier. 81 521z@D1 571a for No.
ana IL 3oG1 40 for No. .: Brewing 81 O5 for
No. and soGe6c q ctI tor dark Coast
CALL BOARD sALEs
INFORMAL sEssIoN-S:l5 o'clock-May-2OOO
ctis eec December-20O0, S5c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-The most notable change
In the wheat market to-day was advance of lac
per bushel in May, while Decent Der declined lac
That represents the style of the days operations
of the bull clique.
Liverpool seut very discouraging quotations at
the op .nIng here, more especially for spot wheat
California wss reported 12d per GENITAL lower red
winter 12d lower and No. i spring I'd lower
Futures were less radically weak showing only
3s9H2 decline. private cablegTam O Id the
market at Liverpool WAS depressed by excessive
supplies and ac& of demand. This weakness
abroad was sufficient TO eau easy feeling at
the opening, December starting at 9034G9- zsc,
9l1sc.
An Impression prevailed that the death OF G. NJ
Pullman would cause the sellug out Of some
whex. which II was rumored he was "lons" on at
the time of his death This helped in the openIpg q
wea ana the subse quent slight decline. Trad.
ing al morning scatter d and inconseouen-
tla, and This TACT made II easy for news a very
ordinary cnarac er 10 influence prices one way or
the other.
Chicago receipts were 2O3 cars, against 277 last
year Atlantic port exports were equal in wheat
and -four TO $4,000 bushels A renewa. OF
drought damage com plants from A Argentine h e. ped
t. 81 1T little ally about an hour from the open
9U6sc q " need to 9lAc Then prices slowly
ssgeed on again. The pull Clique i that mon th
Will b had teen steadily d posing of its no d n ga
lately, WAS seller OF december again every time
thai month showed signs OF life and a buyer If
May
The consequence IVES material lessening of the
spreaI ietween those Two options. One builish
factor which was apparently over o0ked was the
small increase in ontr4ct stocSs for he week.
ony $4,000 bushels bein- died to ss2,OJu hu sh-
els on hand After the advance to 9l14c Dece m
Der ea'ed on to 90Lzc. This was fol owed by an
other advance to 91asc bu iperAl selling pound
cd prices down again 20 s07sc. Dec M Der cIcs ID
at 81 7sGs1c
Corn disp.ayed more weak ness than at an v time
since the present decline began Dece Der
ranged from 2e1sc to 251sc, closing 12@ssc lower
oats W re weak with corn, selling OF SEC and
closing at the DO tom.
yellow fever again resumed its sway over the
provision market and caused It TO resume the
weakness II app Jared TO be emerging from ye ster-
day.
The leading futures ranged as follows: