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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28
QUESTIONS 10 CONSIDER.

At the coming meeting there will be sew
sral deferred questions 10 be discussed
one Of them Is the first question proposed
n tho Conference az its frst meeting last
February. namely-Shall this Conference
recommend that tho Colleges join the
Association OF Colleges and Preparatory
Schools OF the Southern States?
No conclusion was reached al that FIRST
meeting, and al the next meeting held
last June, Il was resolved. after much
discussion. that "Tnasmuch as a majority
Of the institutions ere not ready 70 enter
We postpone consideration Of the ques-
lion for tho present" and Il is still I'M
decided.
The conference AZ rs first meeting, re-
commended that the colleges arrange 10
bring about greater degree Of uniformity
in requirements for admission. ana at the
next meeting the question Of what re-
quirements should be suggested 10 the
several faculties was freely discussed. II
was finally determined that committees
should be appointed 20 formulate recon-
mendatiOns for amount and kind Of pre-
parations IN English. history and geoEra-
ply mathematics. Latin and Greek that
students should have for admission 10 coll
iege.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following committees were appoint
"a and viii. no doubt. have interesting
reports 10 make at the next meeting:
Committee on English-Charles w.
Kent W. s Curroll j. l.. Armstrong.
Committee on Iatin-E. w. Fay. Il. W.
Bowe. George ". Denny.
Committee on creok-M w Humphreys,
Addison Hoeue. IT. r. Hildreth.
Committee ON Mathematics-R. p.
smithey. ] r. Thornton. J. s. Miller
Committee on History and Geography
r. IT Dabney ~. ". White. T. IT, Fox
Another committee. consisting Of Drs
W. ". Smith. =. y. Barring and Julius
Dreher was appointed 10 consider and re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28

oats. per bushel ....................... Q
ship stun. per hundred lbs........... q
Brown Stuff. per hundred lbs........ q
Good Corn. per hushel.................3
Good Timothy Hay, per cwt.......... s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28
EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY.

President T. W. Boatwright said yes
.erday that the course of lectures on
Evidences of Christianity" delivered
last year by Drs. Hatcher. Hoge. Whar-
ton. and Mcconnell, will be resumd again
this year. They will be given on each
Thursday night IN February. Rev. George
BraNton Taylor Will be one of the four
speakers.
There will he n course Of university
Extension Lectures al the college by Pro-
fessors. Thomas and Kellogg. Professor
j. j. Kellogg will give the first on Thurs
day. December 1th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28

port on the question Of comforting de-
Erees.
The officers OF the conference are DIR.
J.. b. Barrnrer. chairman; Mr.. j. l..
Armstrong. secretary and treasurer
According TO rules OF the conference,
my regularly chartered college may be-
como a member on receiving two-thirds
vote OF the total membership, and each
institution shall be entitled TO one vote.
Bach institution is 20 pay annual dues
Of $40. and out Of this amount the ex-
ponses Of one delegate from each institu-
lion shall be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28
SyruIps.

Vermont Maple Syrup. gallon......" 50
Good Sugar Syrup. gallon ............. u
Fine ". o. Molasses. gallon.......... IS
Maple Syrup, quart cans. ~
". o. Molasses. gal, new CROP. ~
Silver Drip. On...................... 80
Vanilla syrup ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Golden Drip. on.................... 30
". o. Molasses. best new CROP. 40
Porto Rico MOlasses, gallon......... 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28
Bacon and Lard.

Cooked Sliced Ham .......,...'..'.. lZ1S
Boneless Ham. pound =. .''''..'''' "
Good Salt Pork pound .............
Best Sugar Cured Hams ........... II
Clipped Beef, pound ............'... 20
California Hams. pound .....'.'''.. "a
Breast Bacon. pound ...........'.''. ~
Pure Lard. pound .............''-'.'
Best Leaf Lard. pound ...........'..
Frankfort Sausage. pound ......'..
Country Sausage, pound ...''.'.''''
Bologna Sausage, pound ..'''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28

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New-York tribune., 1897-02-09

labois one Of our number the Hon. Richard s. Em-
met. jr., therefore be T.
=, resolved. That we. members OF the Assembly OF
me state of NewYork. do learn with deep sorrow
4l on ms untmcly death. and deplorc the loss Of an
honorable man who ominonty fitted 10 serve
me state as an abe and wise legislator;
resolved, That hereby cXteniito his stricken
family our sincere sympathy.
hesolved, That the Speaker Of the Assembly ap-
point committee Of seven members of this House
TO attend his funeral:
resolved, That ;he Clerk Of Assembly trans
nit copy of these resolutions. duly certified 10
me widow Of the deceased and that ont Of rcspcc.
70 MS memory tho House do now adjourn.
Mr.. Nixon and Mr. Smith. of. Wcsjchestcr de-
hvered short addresses after the reading Of tho
resolution.
The Speaker appointed tho following committee
IN pursuance Of the recommendation in Mir.
llustcd's resolution: Mcssrs Hustled Smith.
Sherer. Adds, Mathewson. Green ana McCabe. on
fo m
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
REfoRu ~ EXPERT TESTIMONY Urged.

Al the meeting OF the Society Of Medical Jurs-
prudence at the Academy Of Medicine. No. Il West
Forty thrd-st last night. several Of the members
condemned the present scheme OF medical expert
testimony In criminal cases. The following were
elected members Of the society: Assistant District
Attorneys David Mitchell and Seaman T. Miller.
Frederick b. House. f. 6. Gedney. ColonS T. {.
James. DR.. +. II. G~Ludil ana Deputy Coroner
Philip f. OIIanlon
The paper Of the evening was read by Or. VIII
lam Iirsch. The subject was 'Transitory Dis
turbances Of Consciousness in Their Medico-Legal
Aspects"
The speaker referred TO a number Of criminal
cases in whi n. he said the accused persons had
simulated epilepsy to escape the consequences Of
crime He Thought the case Of Maria Barberi, re-
Gently acquitted OF the charge OF killing Domenco
Catado, was one of these He said the method OF
giving expert medical testimony in criminal cases
point DR. Jacoby and Dr Graeme NJ Hammond
agreed with the speaker. and all thought the
hvpothetical question should 20.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
TO UTILIZE PRISON LABOR.
REQU1SGTIONs FOR SUPPLIES COMING IN FROM
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.


PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Albany, Feb S-General Austii Lathrop, Su-
perintendoni Of State Prisons. in compliance with
the Prison Labor law. has sent circulars and
rcquisilion blanks TO the county clerk the county
treasurer and the superintendent of the poor Of
every county in the State. and 10 the Mayor of
every municipality for the purpose Of securing
the patronage Of all political divisions of the State
FOR the productions OF the industries in the three
State prisons under his charge. Already these an
nouncementS are bearing fruit in the way OF
requisltons for supplies and also. it is said
causing great deal Of opposition in these lOcali
ties. because a compliance with the law means a
removal of patronage from local industries. The
State prison authorities say this competition is the
natural outcome OF prison production. Tor if con-
Nicts be employed in productive labor. there will he
competition regardless OF whether their products
sold in open market . state institutions.
To-day Sheriff i. Wheeler Brdndov, Of Chenango
County made requiSitOn for supplies for his
jail 4 requiSitiOn WAS also received from The State
lndustria! School at Rochester. containing forty
three different classes OF articles. which varied In
character and quantity from a hairbrush i gross
OF bows caps. The Superintendent OF the Poor
Of Seneca County makes large requistiOn.
amounting to several hundred dollars. one item s
for half a dozen mOusetrapS. The Commissioner
OF Correction Of New-Y ork has submitted rcqusi-
tion for large number of cell buckets and box OF
sample spoons
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
DIED.

sPgSsy SaoSs xfa & G s B. ls. is@ F sT
only chhd q Mr.: and Si Mrs. Mrs Franklin T. sesh' Of
paiiVes ard friends invited to atterJ funeral
vices residence Of her Joh1 Beaysr
Rom t,ca and buffalo ,pers please copy.
Sd %im At 's No.
Funeral services TUESDAY 2:3o p. m
i the '5,6 ;; ys;T o., Or ii, +, I' age.
! iIorEimer and nion IS - papers please copy.
/ DAME on February 5 Henrietta r. Dame. daughter OF
F,nera services At Grace church Chantry Wednesday
/ February 10 at / 80 O'Clock.
any nald Yd 81 siossin sSna'y mss FsS' r. .on 'P q
Richard : Emmet ana the late Katharine Emme,. in
Funeral me from his fathers house New Rochelle Tues
day February o. II O'Clock.
FAERCHIID- At Stratford conn. SUNDAY. February T.
Thomas BENJAMIN Fsrehd ssed ~ yssrs COW,
"wednesday afternoon February TO- at o'clock.
HrEoX sHassy a, Wa'hnstPn h s,5,,H D. e. January 81
HOMES on sunday Eebruary :. 1907. Bertha Homes.
widow OF the Rev. julius Homes. in the 7o'h year
FqGr s bon sGTTs' e e. e. On n wc"s2 % c GoSo' @s at
Inierwrn, .rD T at a, convenience Of family
HlRp-N Atlantic ciy. y T.. on the 9TH inst. Samuel
Funeral from Grace Churh Cnantry Broadway and 10th
Relatives and friends Invited.
Boston papers please COPY
b!cs rsm nss Ga nascr on S fpns F% sny cSos Will
Funeral services at chrst Church Pomfret Tuesday. Feb
rIary o. at O'Clock.
Int al SDuthboro. Mass.
PENNY-At Haverstraw. y. Y. February 1897
I'sher H. Penny the I3d year his
Funeral at his late residence. II yerstraw, y y on
Tuesday February o. at 230 2.
RIkER-On suniay February 1897. a, the residence
81 hs son. ClsrenCe Is. Riker Mapewood y. J.,
Andrew d Riker. aged 81 years.
Funeral services will be held at So AIMS Church C1n-
ton and Livingston Brooklyn. y. Y on Weines-
day. February TO- 1897, AT b. IN.
Interment Greenwood.
RI,LEY-At the residence OF her son. George Herber,
Risley South Orange. y. j.. sunday, February 1897
Hearieta X. Rsl'y widow of Laurens c. Risiey. for
III OF Dunkrk. y \.
Burial Forest Hll Cemetery. Freionia. y. Y.
s6'fiI YLER-At New Rochelle y. Y. on Monday Feb
Grace Hunter Of Pelham. y Y.
OF the family invited 10 attend the funeral
residence ~ her sister Miss Fanny SCHUYLER on
W,dnesday. February ~. at 10 o'clock q. m
Carriages Will be In waiting a New Rochelle Depot
arrival OF the D?o@ train from New-York
sCOTT-On Saturday February g. 1897 Charlotte Roos
Scott daughter NJ the late William Scott
Funeral services at her late residence No
ON Tuesday. February o. NJ o O'Clock p. m.
VAN NEsT-A East Orange. y. j.. on SATURDAY. Feb
ruary q. John r. Van Nest. In his 6ist year
services At his late No
Tuesday, Fcbr iary q, arrival OF the 10 10
irain from Barclay and Christopher st ferries
A.The kensico Cemetery.-Private station Har-
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
THE GREATER NEWToRk 7RibONh'


THE LARGEST AND BESI.
Fra,n .rbc Milwaukee Journa! ,o~n..,
=, ~ 60 ar "a The Journal knows. the "a id' 81
single number ever lsSu'u ''"".,1ad IN Getting up
r1o1r he mount Of work expended IN scd Gold
,rt ,,,la,,,roth sncet. Every article Is eoou Grt
v."rs. mere is no attempt At paddihg, led
straight work The Tribune - 10 DC c""s''
IT'S EXCELLENCE.
From The Fall River News.
The number Is noteworthy Tor l's co'''oN'
the excellence Of its contents
VALUABLE TO BUSINESS MEN.
From The Ncw-RochcIle Pioneer.
The coptcn,s Of the special edition are m9st mos ~, ts
s,ruciye reading while II contains nu'I iiI"a -
valuah'e IN business men in general ! ne ts9u ~
= marvellous one and highly com'heho"Oie ~ 4"0
Tribune.
4 REMARKABLE FEAT
From The Willmantic Comm Journal ,.,
A remarkable feat OF modern journalism ~ , in
Ncw York Tnbune's "Greater New oiN '"'''0''
MOST COMPREHENSIVE.
From The Lowyic q " Journal
The Greater New York edition Of 1hc New oih
Tribune Is one Of the most comprehensive Pu"'''"
"ons ever published IN New-l0fk Ivy
TRUE 70 THE BEST STANDARD.
From The Watcrtown Times.
!, shows what real journalism can DO.
or LASTING UTILITY.
From rhe Oneonta IN. " Star.
Tho Ncw-York Tribune is to be complimented on
.u Greater Ncw-York edition last Saturday. ~ was
9 ulsnph OF Journalism. and many or us pages
"iu be preserved for future reference.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
BROOKLYN NAY SHiRE THE BOON.
THE TERRITORY OF THE GREATER
NEW-YORK.

Albany Feb. s-Senator Wicman some time ago
introduced a bill amending the law prohibiting
barber shops from keeping open on Sunday. The
bill provided that such places could be kept open
until o'clock Sunday afternoons in Brooklyn
and Buffalo well as In NewYork and Saratoga.
The Senate Judiciary Committee last week struck
out the city Of Buffalo and reported the bill favor
ably with the provision allowing barber shops 10
Ice Kept open on sunday in the territory within the
Greater New-YOrk and i'm Saratoga Springs
The bill ~ now IN the committee Of the VI Whole
OF the Senate. ana amended 10y the Judiciary
Committee extends the boon OF q Clcdnly shaved
face on Sunday, which has heretofore been denied
10 them. to the residents Of Brooklyn. Long Island
city. staten Island. JamdiCi, NcwtOvn and Flush
ing ana part OF the town OF Hempstcad.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
~ MEMORY or CHARLES ". BROOKE

Judge COwng's part OF General Sessions was ad-
ourned early yesterday out Of respec; the memory
of Charles ". Brooke. the criminal lawyer. who died
early on Sunday morning. The last case in which
Mr. Brooke actively engaged that of Walter
Is. Freeman. who sentenced 10 seven years and
nine months n State Prison by Justice Smyth "A
week ago for dssdultng young gri named sarah
Work. Argument to have been heard in the Su-
preme Court before Justice TruaX yesterday on an
application for a stay OF Freemans sentence but the
hearing postponed owing to Mr. Brooke's death.
Mr.. Brooke's funeral VIII be held AZ o'clock
this evening at his home. in Frankn-are. New
Brighton Staten Island. Archd"acou George -.
Johnson rector Of Christ Episcopal Church New
Brighton will conduct the service. which will be
private. The coffin Will bo taken TO Philadelphia
Wednesday morning for burial in the family
plot in Woodland Cemetery. No pallbcarerS have
been selected
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
MAJOR MKINLEY'S TRAVELLING CAR.
AN INDEsTRTCTIBrE BOX WITH EVERY ACcEs-
SORY OF COMFORT.

Canton Ohio Feb. S-Presideut Mckinley will
90 from Canton to Washington In remarkable
car II Is private without n name save that
II IS known all over the Pan Handle system as NO
4S !" The walls OF ii are Of white oak. planked
solid instead Of the usual studding II II should
roll down an embankment the sides would not
break and II would resist almost any kind OF
shock I'm a collision. The top is a double frame
work OF steel and the ceiling Is thoroughly cush-
toned Tho floor is four thichnesses OF heavy
white oak The entire car Is huge. lndestructible
box The chief luxury OF the interior Is the per
feet arrangement OF of.everything pertaining TO hu-
man comfort. II has an old-fashioned log hre-
place and two palatial bedroom apartments. with
brass hrdstcads in each. and bath opening from
each chamber. There is a magnificent silver ser
vice aud "A large collection OF china.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
Reforms FAIL FLAT IN CUBA.
ACCEPTANCE BY THE NATIVE POPULATION A
MATTER OF GRAVE nOCnr.


t,avooa. Feb S-The evening daily papers, the
-, and ..Dario de Ia Marina" are the first
- nublish comments upon the now scheme OF re-
S.,r,s for cuba. the publication OF which was only
ouov,cd here yesterday. Both papers simply ana
to tho extent and scope Of the reforms without
".,,,,.c ,udue Importance TO them or employing
~. bornbastic phrases which are generally used IN
.,,or5inc or commenting upon any unusual event
Tho general public has received the news 'aimN
I'D has Quietly discussed It, hut as yet there mas
Eecn no outward demonstration OF Joy over rme re re
.,,r J'hOugh the Spaniards accept the REFORMS
- Y,vaitv they are bound to, there Is geIlt'di
ss,oic that their acceptance by the Cuoahs l.
,nsttor OF grave doubt. , - oorrosnond-
Eduardo Varela zeqvera, formerly CoihLfspoittv citv
49,, ~ IA Discussion. a newspaper OF 'hls ~
70 Norcl Nioues Carlos Adam MasVidaI ana t,n hr
--,,no ACuero Pas all Of whom nave neen V',mt Mi
,,ny.ictcd or are suspected OF ponNCdl 'i'''''' WV
-, ovilcd ia the ChaI1rine Islands; , e.,..a.,or
,-orsu1-Ccneral Leo has requested thal y ~, ~,
o,.,i Inc American newspaper correspoNutn w,
60 arrested at Tunas Friday last. pc Erd
". Havana i'm order that his case may pv .Sa.
tcrc II appears that The authorities lh'ruv lh',,a ho
w. ha tried al Santa Clara, IN when ProN'"VV "o
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
NO CABINET BEE IN HIS HAT.

Congressman James S Sherman, representing
the I-tica District was in the city Yesterday and
was seen AZ the Republican State headquarters In
tho I-iftb Avenue Hotel where he went call on
Chairman IIackett Mr.. sherman has been spoken
Of as a Cabinet possibility. and his call on Mr..
Uackctt II was said. was In relation TO his chances
for representing New-Yorll State at the head OF a
Dcparimcnt at Washington.
Both Mr. Sherman and Mr. iiackett denied TINS
bouever There is no Cabinet bee buzzing in my
49,, o, satd tho ronpressman Not "A syllable has
como 10 me from Canton. and all nave heard
about il ! have read in the new wSpaptrs. " ~ ~ !,
iinrte,, added that the Republican organization
nf the state was still engaged In pressing General
stewart +, Woodford for the place Whlch IL was
I.li"vcd would bc accorded to New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINERS.
NO ONE CAN BE PAID FOR SUCH SERVICES IN
LESS HE is a MEMBER OF THE EN-
AIMING BOARD

Albany, Feb. S.-Attorney-General Hancock has
written an opinion in which he holds that the
Civil Service Commission cannot employ men to
conduct examinations examine papers OF candi-
dates unless they members OF the Examining
Board connected with the Commission. The Civil
Service Commission has heretofore been employing
extra when they needed but under the
decision of the Attorney General, when occasion
arises for extra help, the men employed must he
appointed members of the Examining Board.
The opinion OF the Attorney CeneIa al written
the request of State Controller Roberts. who
doubted his authority to pay extra men employed
by the Civil Service Commission who not
members Of the Examining Board.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09

london Feb S-The first and second mates ana
r..sc,, NJ the crew Of the British ship George l.
Ir.y. who were brought here from Rio Janeiro on
january s charged with having caused me ne death a
~ seaman named BroStrOm through l-'rt
,,.Dt viii he 9rraisned trial in the Winchester
Court tomorrow. The specific charge against mem mem
Is owned by q. y. Spicer. Of Parrsboro: y. .,
where her crew also belong and the CanaGlan
High commissioner Is watching the case on behali
= he men The ship sailed from Mobile August
a. 1906 for Rio JaneirO. where she arrived on NO
,.lrnler % last. II was this voyage that Bros
from is alleged to have been so badly treated (hat
ln ilcd from The effects of bis Nl-usage.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
IMPORTANT CHANGES ~ THE GLoVE LINE.

on January Foster. Paul co. transferred the
sale of the well-knowI Foster gloves TO Messrs
Passavant d co. of this city They decided 10 dis
continue the sale OF gloves, beiIe,!ng that by the
withdrawal OF their competition an impetus would
he given the sale OF Foster hook gloves ~, >;hcr
importers, which would more than compensate
them for the glove business. For many years they
have finished practically ali hook gloves used I'm
this country amounting to half OF the total inn
pOrfations OF ladies' gloves, and recent legal de-
cisons have caused all infringements to disappear.
The force employed in this branch by Foster,
Paul & Co has at times reached nearly L0n girls.
American ladies have evidently fully appreciated
the ability and usefulness OF this fastener
over other glove fasteners and have testified there
TO by giving their steady support Other fasten-
crs have come and gone and been forgotten. but
the use OF the Foster hook fastener remains
popular ever.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Fob S-The barometer has fallen slowly
9, the south Atlantic coast and rapidly Rocky Noun
TAI, stftIrus IL has risen valleys and
lake region the Pacific Coast and at Northwest cana
dian stations Tie of high pressure covers the Mis-
lssr Valley and extends northw"s' ward over Manitoba
Tho barometer is relatively low northeast q Ne" Eng
,rd and over New Mexico II slightly colder tho
central vaIleys /, H. warmer from Texas and NeN
Mexico northWarl to the Dakotis and Montana Light
rains are reported tn" Atlantic Coast states. AMI
local SHOWS from the ohio Valley and lake region Tn"
weather ia cloudy to-n'sht from tho Mississippi valley
eastward tn the Atlantic coast The indications are thAt
local showers will occur along the Atlantic Coast to
ryh- followed bv partly cloudy weather TUESDAY. The
weather Viii he generally fa hut probably cloudy from
tba t;ulf states northward to the LAKE region.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
BoAyOKE Associates IT DINNER.

The Society OF the Roanoke Associates had a re-
union and dinner al the Transportation Club in the
Hotel Manhattan. Madison-aYe. and Fortysecond-
:, Iasr evening in celebration OF the thirty-hfth
anniversary OF the capture Of Roanoke Island by the
burnside expedition, and about 2D veterans of the
expedition were present. captain Charles Curie
prcs.dcI and with him at the table Of honor were
General Rush G. Hawkins, General Henry {. Dwight
tho Ecv Dr. \ b. Flanders and William Riley, VINO
ra.pouIed 20 tolsts. Among the other men present
weie Colonel Charles L. Swift Paymasters \. Noel
plakaman and II n. Williams Majors John Terry
l. G. Brlckoti. Richard Allison and Thomas Odcll
and captains T.. r Emilio u. II. Johnson and David
Wriglt
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
TIE Ply OF ELRENEN.

The Greater New-York Commission will hold a
meeting to-day to receive the final report OF its
Committee on Revision. Among the subjects set
tied by the committee Is the pay OF tho force OF the
Fire Department. This Is TO be- graded according to
length Of service The hrem0n's salary for his first
year is TO be $500 be increased at the end OF two
years 10 81 Opo year az the end Of four years ser
vice 10 81 2OD. and after six years service - NfD
Where volunteer nrc departments exist, as In Rch-
mond Queens and Wcstchestcr counties. prefer
encc Is bc given 10 volunteer iirtmen who desire
aufer The service OF the CITY
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
y = IyGlLLS TO SrcCEED Mr.. ROBERTS.

4 meeting of the Board OF Control OF the Joint
Traffic Association has been called for Thursday
70 elect a chairman In place Of the late George b.
Roberts president OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
and 10 consider the general rate situation. The
understanding is that the new chairman will be
NJ f. ingalls, president of the Big Four ana the
Choeapoakc and Ohio railroade.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-09
CUBAN GOVERNMENT FOLLOWS GOMEZ.

The cuban Junta in receipt OF news Fes'er-
d,v direct from cuba. 1t came in the FORM 0l Il
- from, President Cisncros. dated January 70
-, c,r., Teresa where tho Government IS now
,>,stad The letter stated that the Goyerntgnent gn
tad moved with General Come IN ms mapcn sania i,0t
--N-..S thrtv-six miles from Santa Splrlio 49,,
cSncral Gomez received official iniormaloho . az al
$50 Teresa ~ the death Of General Maceo anu
T,,,cz's son ON January ~ he issued proctaInnha ma
to~ "a his troops commemorauon OF thS ,s' ~
',.,r,r hero and issued orders that zen, udNS VI
1r...Sroing be observed in honor Of the dead.