New-York tribune. [volume], January 01, 1891, Image 3

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A ?AYop Dlt^DEBATE.
*& GEORGB WE4BS RlS|tF OUT BV TALF,
1X0 KHIE HOCBS \jp> k HALF.
gBI MISSlSSipp^ cx?gr8JTXT f^OOT T1KKS VP MUCl
tim?>-the airnnnw; # m*tthkww-thb
CRANXHR jbvp; TH; i bSAGV OF THE
ELLCrtnx nL, iMTEOVivc..
?. w. 1BT T***''HiP? * ran tater>t,]
V,*?hlngton, r** ji.-m *<t deha'e on the Klei
.^.. .-.., ???,.., ^m W|g| ^w ^j jviemay, wa<> o?
rid*Uy dnll And aT,v?ntftii The fmtcr r*rt of the
8ilmooai waa tabr, up with a dlsen-mn of the new
Oe.i*trf*itl*n nf XnauaMpjg, ,&? %T q ^rge. the senlor
bo.nMor from that vta%t ^^ ,| . p?t*t e authnr of Ihe
remarkaMe ln?trua,rnt j^. ,j ?,dopt 1 al .lack*on to
t-ernre the pracu*. dtafrro .SJ^eaeni of tho oolored
rotors, rnade a kim ^ w.?kaonin . ,-ument to ?-how
other i,' f had a cepied constitu
that other state* i
tJOM a*. defootive at
ail'l' i* 10 fry the.
r.,-i- he niadf *m'
aati?fio.1. apparentlt
tr.?contimie his re
Inrlde^ialiy the ki;
MIJ.K.. tho othor da
eonan>ttng veteteoa
male
xpert,
ta po
*ith r
K-- ,
g nt i
<?mc
nn aa t it whlch Mls*iv
t r f lt\ Ig under. The
'.nd?d. nor did he feel
raself, f ho askcd?leave,
the au! 't nejti woek.
ptrtaat f at Carmllton,
>-ler di-- aalon, and two
put on rccord.
f the r rder we;
The >enaie ?ej| ,,<h ?, > agaln i r bnalneaa this
wook. The adjoiir -oent t > rn thia i ternoon was (o
Kriday at noon, anf ,t othe tees-e wll be ordered ihon
untll Monday.
WMb the be^rtir g of ? (
taperl to ?t*rt ?, . T^t ,
and the Aldrich re dnllon r] 1 prohat ? he puahed as
a r.olinnnar. atep (> th?, r ( ,!u tj,. rhan.'Os of the
pa^ace of the Kle Mon bi
week.
erure a
*ie Keptibllcans
de on the bill.
i re 'rapr-. uie dally, and
t Tueada or Wedneaday,
i ir Repr., llran Neaatora
: -Me?*r- gtewart, Wol
Mr. i.imeqnn ha> been
I *eotiment ln fcis fttato,
?vor ha4 any aerhma in
? arnat the .odce meaaura.
rninitte<1 them
hlll. lf 11 cnn
,- sonio t.ilk
d on MoBdag
not ajtogetber
j elroady been
i-rtion hill and
ave not
?ippori i
?t^ , i
to )
t-nate ha<
lf ? voto oo ahl be 'alvn
84 ?>. t.h- not m?n than
wnadd he re,ordcd a*ralns
co;t. Teller and wajjfelatej
fweC. l.a.ek into ln.- by pi
and Mr. Qaag h?s, pgffc p
tention of c?v.?in^ 1 ?',
Mr. Piv-ir.h and Mr. -a<Mo
i-elvo-. oither wav. nt m
b? brnught up ear v to *
of a R^piibli,*'! c-i.fere
evoadag, Ikoagb Rw
appar-nt. ih'1 party in t.
fully eomaatued to
ih<. odoption of tho rnie l
Mr. Margan .. -?*ee t:*> a
Senate tho re-?.liitton h'
strnnjiip the ComnaMtee
t<> r*pert m to the cmte I :d r> <. ling of the Bleo
lion bill.
Mr. sliorman mado
tlon vbleb had beaa
l.ad gt.ne over wnh< n . ;.ti at the cloae Ol the morn
in*; howr, did n^it eoaae opaa "naflntohed bualneu" m
tornlag lionr, b.'.t nMBt co to the ealcndar and
i.juld only be lakoti up o: motion.
Mr. Morgaai inalrted t:..t hla resolntion w;,? prop
ovlv before the Senate, art thal Mr. ghermen himself
v.- il rd order. !!<? Ii ^,.,(d that genator tliat ho
t>lr Mnrgani was n ihe ?"?''. not by lii-- pcrmission.
Ii of i ???
?>se (1. ;.
?fon '??
1 >y bef >re the
1 by him in
and F.lcetlon*
' of order that a reeota.
in tlie morning hoar, and
!h<> state of Alabamu. and
? rould nol pnt him ofT tho
t,n\o ,
? Seuator irom ^M
flooi
? f;.r!!i<>r rolloquy rtween ihe two Senaton ln
s - !>? t-.iif he Vlce-Presldenl sustained
Mi - ? :?: i??! '% polnt of ? ler. Mr Morgan appenled
fr"ii the r:.l!nc of the C ' a"d ,-\i)re-~,ld hi> deMre
:
Mr. sherman?Tlie nppol ls nol debatnMo.
ran Yea, ;r ia. nd the attempt to suppress
- pa;t ... ih?- i lo4
V ?? Preaklenl dei d lhat an ap;>e?l from the
rt^- r>u ..< ihe Clialr w? deba'lahle. Mr. v
a, ?? i . mij that ? ?> ? .1 ?: rould rlse and alnle
wh:?i the blll a.tuallv ??: Ined, ar>t thal Ihe atlempl
t" keep :: .?:; of :t In Ita esci I shape w?- liho hunt
ir.- i ? the B - ol Vlrninl*. Tho morn
?: red whili 51 Morgan waa atlfJ oeeupy
? ?,-'? went over wttbout artmn.
w ? ??. -. -,' ? re-, n i ronsldemtlon of tlie Blee
tjoi I ll. it wa? i " He pro
? . i t'<t ' ,ur?e of ih
,. .; m ;?i' ?: r*i*i n he adoptlon of their new
i i to <ii?. -> m thal conneetlon the
i f.n-tj-.!. ? - 4'id atatai of nther Statea on -the
? ' .uffrnM and - learoea,
ainOins np thia irt .f in- argnmenl Mr.
. e haal i u |*?n? throttgh the hlstory
,,< ti;e giflai . tiM-otiatitutlanul provlaloni ol
; ? ,\ ? .....,: ?ith a view oi
rhargi . people all .nsiatcnry, but wlth the
? ' ? ?? Amcrii m peoph
tbaf't - - apablc of ?eJf^iovernment.
ig been called by
ra riial on b> ii'p Mla*la?lppl
the new Cot?titutlon a<
?? _? . he referred thelr state
? t press" and to the fa< t ihal
tln--'- paper- aere i elauae ard had, ol
."i n wlth l sbneaa. Bnl he waa pre
r, . ? I thal i-Umi upon togal grooada aftd
.1 || P ^ ,... 0f Connectlcnt,
Vi ?? e and Id i,
ir ,1 a half booro, Mr. George
a tired, and wonld likc to
? 1',.' prtoege ol fintobini his apoech
, - ?? . i N,. objeetion tn bls re
i . rr.Mii 1 i-i ?ide ol tue chamher.
\>. ? inatlen of
lieorge li lOieedion wlth thc law ? ?
. ? ?. ? . f connetcut. ( mimcnting upm
, it bj Mr. George * I
Htution ir. Hawley ^aid thnt that
?, n ,1 R ;,it.'. op'-n. arhnowledced. <\<
.1- .- tbe colored cltlaens ???'
? -?? .i'.,: ,v r*eorge1 eould not Juatll
? ? . wei llu piera oi bls owri State that
pen lingll wa? Intended to remed'
? i| Perho] u couM not do -o. But
? ? .' the Ml-i?l?-lpi ConstltuOoii waa one I
? nd u- aiguinei, ln favoi <>f the blll. Iil'
n, ta ??'???).. Mr. Jiiiv. icy aid, Mnee a young
: - rtort (Mr. Q rorge**! to'
II i.-.H'ie he ?. h Republlcan; und ?
hvthei HMnturderer wonld be p
? ? ? 1
Mi >,r-.. .... |o?h up Mr. twley's allu-ion to w
i-oung Matthea in ('arrollton Mj->
? < .j .i a cio deplorable orrurrOM I
II. ..... ?".,' ii, belief, Imwter, fnini leiter- ? o
? ?: . r ni ?? ?' whli li had been I
i ??-* daf ? ?? W .i-11111r-'t -ii >ta
* telearaw pMlahed in "The Ni
? m- *a- it the slighte ' btoj
it | aite cm unter ha4 u
with pobt . -. butvaa tbe eulniinattoi ?
a J"T-' i il ?; .
M I . ? rnt to the <'!??.?- d<--k and h;id ra
l urt.ng oi latthewa fn m a -????
- rvlviiu' bro .-r. ?hl< h he t i
prlnteal hi aid. H The Bb>kiyn Tlinea." "i ?
i tblc |. ii"- ? \ somewh it
l< ?;. |,, e betwi an Mr, II ,:
. n ide by tbe i
bei vi ????. tlu laliflcation clao* u
' ? Mi- :-?':?;' titution aa tti?t in tbe J
ii eioaed Mr. n i ,
ir- ilied the ? ? lo- rolle i
.?ii a ue--li i?i i' to k effec' thut i'-vi
, . .f hi* iMi . Ili.g i . the aabieel of ? ???
i I... ??? ? |b Ihfli iro
? Hkmii un\ f iruth."' The p?tc
? ..<??., merely * f- al.
?? ??? wiir h m <1:*y- i >ne
i.\ aouid u - . ? ? in ,||\ ,tral. aeriej .,:i
< ?,.. preaenl *>' dtd T
r,.i . , iie pi -|... ?? ?'. however, to .-.eal M
ol Helaa are i n-wn hefore 01 "i It -V
,. v ?/?-imii . be i H
\ i,'??? t!.- laet* and hew whethef had ??
?i ?>? ... ln ' ? :? | i- ,,;i, ague hat w
Mr. fira red 1 ng 'd any Intew n to u
. ,r,?.,.-." .: , part ipation in I piir i
.-.,! b) '.- '',11-fie. .tnrt dl- ,.rned 1.
ii,\ |,t,iri,.-..- ',f peiM.nal attaeh Bbn t"11 ^
. knid Iie waa gtod -, aeeepl ''? dl-a \v
.?on,,i ,,f h|< rolleal j:
I .- iuatl*a aent ? ?? fortber. nd thc *.v?. at I
.?d till Friday at m,,. with tnt .nder K
? ? > furihei adjqrnment ? tak^ <*
? !..' .? ; :; Moi d ,\ <t n.,'.ii. jj,'
-^- rt
~l I;KT\KY l.l -K> UKDKH l..\(liww. | >.
P/aahlngton, ii-'. 31 floci'etarTWlndota 4<. wrii
*?. rt i< ii,.. t., ih'- Herretary of Agjrattarg r"gird
, the veteiinary b aperlkm of doieattc a, d\t. im
???r?*d int,. Vermom from <'a?.a/iH. . arhloti anya:
Tlie Depart.nt, cunrurrlug ln y,,r v.ew .^s ap
rov?d H.e urdei ,--... <i bj > >.i on ,?? -j'.fl ,t.. ea
ol -? Vlbarx in he <oli-ion di
. i ,,? Veraionl I- ih,- otmrHuM,. *t*t;. when1
11 .;itti.-. abeep. and oiber rumlaaaa bwj ?|ae laaj
oi-ti-d Into ihe dNlrirl ..f Vermonl trgi '"O'ca. mu^
p entered and iwpeeted bj a veirlnar;. napertor
ppolntod bv v.'Ui Ivpartuicnt. / roOUhnlcatlon
*- tbti dav been addroaaed i<> the yiilor* ,?f *>?<?
.ni-. at ftartlngton. Informlng him o suoli ?uofl on
otir ngrt and I ?nutlng him that tjrh avnaU I'"
nrted lntt> h>? dl-trlit cati lie l.ilpoted <*v at Kt.
Ihana ;.:.d they maarl ?*? ?? pa>?iid b t*; **erlnary
aayertor bgf *e hoini: aiiowod t*> proo??d fk\A.
AMMIMTKiN OM WAUrtHpa
WanktSjftM. l>oe :u (Speolali.-The|8W pepaxt
pi.t ha- J ii-t i- B*d an lmporta.it ordehrdlng tbe
sbowoJ oi ?aaBoaHtao froaa eraialng ult wbea a
y*ei i- K?lng ont of foiailaaton or liiblk k for e*
Tiahe eepolra, aJI tlie arnmunitlon 1* tfa mniovi-d.
1088 a veaael la dixked for i>llght leplonlv. the
iih aonrr exploajvo*. ai-e 88 be rcmoved.lHmandera
s)d?s at navy yarda with ammunltlon |b'Hvrd are
arued to be, raady at all tlmea to flood tfoiacaii"**
THE QUORl
MEASCREt* wh
MtNMBgBJl
THEll
utlon i^ tm>
*> and from magaaln,
PRrtBLKM IN THB HOUSE.
[H RlWIRi; THE PRteBXCE OT
I REPPBMlAXS WHO PRAW
[p*T aM? nUT away.
w.-ningiaan, pce. .?^?i>.-rhe Republlra
toaders ln the Meaal are wrionsly conaidering whi
mlght be called ?? the aajerBBl problem." || |s no ^^
that the Dcmoerat- pkepeea to requlro tlie preience i
, ?, uuonini or Kepiioiu*"- ?? wuurm ine Judgment ol
1 t he Election* CommlMee ln all conteatcd election raaea
, of whtrh two or three are aatill undUpoaed of, which
! torolve the unacatlng of Detnocrata; to paaa th?
' Milpplng blll; to a*1*' to *he fcenate amendmenU
to the Kleetton hffl. ?'Mrn ^any of them now heiieni
wlU be retiirned B thc **** bcfore the end of next
month ; and tkep rr"f,,*e to tahe any other action
I whleh may accm <1 t-ti?*tofial to thc mtoority.
" Will the Repnhhran Kepreaentatlves do thelr duty 1*
! has tieeome a pra'tual R,)d scrlous queation which
; experlcncc haa ?n<-?'<,rM ,n the negaOve ao far aa tha
flrst month of the teaaea K lonccrned. At no tlme
i -ln.c the kefjaatod "f I'1*1 w^slon have more than
j 133 Kepuhlican Repromtattoai been ln WaaktagtOB
! at thc sanie ia* aad the hlghest vote. tltev hare
' niustercd waa 1<:'' or ^"tytwo leas than a quorum.
ItKhidlng Mr yeathirston. of Arkansas, who uaually
vokM with taaiBepoaBeaaa, they have 175 members.a
majoiity of aBktaoa, but only eigh\ more than a
quorum, wklek ",,w ,h,t_the Hooot haa a fmi eeeapla
ment of inemt"'-*- k MT. It will thua be seen that
wlth ninc ahoartOBB< ">? majonty woakt lark one of a
qaoroaa, aBaaaB* ?' w<*Ud atQ] have a majority of
ntoe totea. U ,!"s con<"tlon of affalr* the constant
abaeneo from Wa-hiugkon and thelr poat of duty of
twoaty to prV R*fnblieans is a depresslng fact.
Whether eB wocraU will hegln to flllbuaier at
the outset af'in>t tne Shlpping blll renialna to be
seen; there eoj aO tca ?r tlftccn who wonM not do
so. Tlu?t nearly all of tjhem wln ]Cave tlie hall when
the blU is pat upv> "B passage M alU.geth.ir probable.
Mr. Cumnitef" '* "' the "Plniqp that hc will t* the
only Demorrat *? *?*? ior the blll. but other frtends
of the riieawure N-lleve that at lea-t ten Den10cr.1t
wiii do aa II '? aoaarted by aoane .southern Tlaaao
erato, a-- *<!1 a~ !,y reHaln I'me-Tradc lobbylata, who
ha\e eJroatf bfgaa to lnfest thc Capltol and hotcN
in the enertoUaa t,,at tlie shlpping bill wifl aeon
come befaN ,l"1 i'1*1*-?. that afearaoeaa have been
glvea to 04 etfeel that tjse Democtats and moat of
their Paiwen' AlHancc. allle* will Joln forres to pass
a ?? fJOB-aW blll through both branchcs of Cnngress
bcfore thaaesl Presidentlal election. lf such pledgea
have beea ?J**n- ,hor* ls no laaaea to doubt. that they
will hc r?lfynlod W far aa thc Hotue ia eoncerned ;
nor is ihrv any reoaoB to doubt ?hat thc henate will
promptK itJarl M"k a ?oaaaro.
It is oye ied that tlie dhipping blll will be brought
before Ue il'U-e on Toeatay. lf.a quontra shonld
appear ? Krlday, which is hardly probablo, the bill
aalght B kronght up bcfore the end of thls weck.
Cbalrreaa RoweO, of thc F.lections Commtttee. is
anxioui (?' lulVe the renmining rontc*U diaposed of ns
aaon a.- pra.tieable. Ono of the cases, that of Eaton
agaitist Paebm, ol the xth Tennroarti Dtotrlet, has not
yct bee r?P l1ed to the llonse. Ki-i>cated efrbrtk wer?
made al '?'?' kaat aeasion to have It censidcred and
di?po-ei B by tla? Eleotinns OomnHtea, but they were
thwtu;-i hJ the iack of a qnonim, raused by the re
fu-ul ?' Iiemocratic niembcr- to attond. and the ab
senec ? Ulneaa of one or two of the Kepubllian meni
i,,.,-, Mi i'lu'lau has not attended a half-dozen sit
iiDm ihc Honae alnee thc Ll.-t t'ongresa usacmblotl,
i Dthk ago, and tlms thc Xth Teunc-see DN
?;.', . | -en Ven unrcpre-cntcd. for Oilonel Eaton,
?led to thc aeat, has not ycl been abfc to
obtal pi'seaalon. His caao. ac. well as tlie two cascn
,-t -c-iion. ought to be. di.-posed of soon. but
>f Republlcins'will bo requlrcd to do tt.
\ja] - M''Klnley is now of the orinion that the Ben
Hte V'.i aass the Election bill in a modltled fonn, und
1. Rhared bv other leadlng ucimhlican.-.
f th^ bill doc's paaa, thc presence of a Kc
inonun ln the Housc \\H\ be nceded to dN
m that body. Thc ttrst rall-cull 111 the
reveal the namea of the Repoblicoua who
?.,,,-.-? hnt who draw their pav wlth acnipulous
iv, and enjoy the other einoluments and
thc offire to'which they were elccted. but
of which thev refoae or negtoet to pcrform.
NAVAL OFFICERS ON FOREIGS BTATiuws
INTEUST ATTACHED TO SECKETARY TRACY'S
VO I.FTTER TO COMMlXPF-R REITER
WITH REKEREXTETO THE BAR
RUX3XA AFPAI&
w?;Mngton. Pec 31 (gpeeial). Socrolary Tracy is
nrepadng a lcttor to Comtnander Oeorge C. Reiter.
M to command of the Initod Sttlea M-nmer
Buirr, at Ouatemala, ai the time of the kiilmg of
! Barrondta. CommaiMlor Belter wa> d-taehed
, veaael aoon nftet the Hatrundia affair. and
generally undoratoed that the rehef w?i at the
l of Becretary niaine. who ?- repreaented aa
6 Bddltlonal informanon of Mlnlater Mlaner-i
n |n the rantter. sumeient materlal t-oming mto
iioti ?f the State Departmenl to Juatlfy Mr.
P-, recall (ommaiidfr Reltcr wu allowed to go
r vaitinp ord?r-. He vlalted Waehlngton laat week
. ,- *w tbe beeretary of the Nary. 1? ?"om "e rn:,rtc
ipreaenUUon of his easo. The goerotary dM not en^
kpprove ol tbe eowrae takon by Commaiider
wbo. a< sentor Naval ofleer of tboae walora,
eaponsible for the eondoct of tbe eenrlee at
" rr'ce^raiiv underatood thal tbe IbpMin
..;Uo?* are based ..n Commander RelterMnadlon,
-?.? , from hla OwnTOOOrU. The faolt appears to
:,;t,,,roioa,tonh,own^pons,h,h,y an a
,, adberenea to Itaral "W**** " ?
Un preaented that tbe Sfaawl for- oan foreigni at*
h.n hr anblect to a Mtnlatort ordors : In other
' J,: L h iav, Pepartmen, -hall ho anbordlnal*
' ' J ' e n. men. of stato. Thta order of preeedence
1 u M.ni^ter 10 -ueet dtfgculttea. In the
" , ? L.e from Commander Beltort atatement.
, tbe Berreiary, , . thc d?li<ate po
rM *v?2? Be'ter birmored the cv=.
" , , ,r Mtalater Mlaner. From tho eorn
"*1 ,? no to the Navy Denartment, Corn
STLSr mU do movoienl lo defcnd Btar
a, n onp.iM. hli removal from an Ajnertoan
,ndia. or to <ppo i allfl ?,,.
BMCl, although be toow l t .
*?*? mU*1 Td'.^n \*?'ttbe.Juatem.l.n
UUaU, Ml??er^ dlrocilon j > ^ ^ |||artJoB
to arn
American repre*
utatlveaat San Joaei? acting
wl,n ('oniiiiaii.i? ' d ?, m.Mtlon than thai
? he tovoreda m?n ^ndepenaen P^^, K ,
.-iinicd, and uiai u? ,;.,..,,.,.. ,,f a cenaured ufhrei.
,T)1 Uie i>?'l'?r,m<"t *,., , ? thi- rohuire aHll remaJn
, ,'n ain-. to bc ;?-? wl .J ,?',,, ireatincDt wiU be
?:.,,andhat,d.r-fl.?l' ".'"lo- e-?a..lM.ed ior .Naval
^eSln'fSrelfO.t^on..
mivvtKP B* THE rRKSlDENT.
*?^?m irtealdeni to day aent to
gjEK'*^^
deV John ^de,?h^N otaoTrorval ? Hy: J?hn
,?wrey, H"?^' ? ffing>: ??"? J- .M-{S
,, ? Nath.iU *'""'-""?.,..,.,., ,- in-L-j.'nrioif, Honno
?cwtStotS., M:,V;;;rnVrm*nn': ????" M. Han.ok
^-ro; Joaeph ?"'"Oi- Manellne. Ohio- ihoiiut*
K^: J? v'lle- A. J McKl.ight. STT'nTS'
, eid ^,M7!:, r'-iviu^,, i.oui^ m.
rauk H. IH"- ' 'rhoinas Moiro-', <..'ll!trin: Dun
?-r BeUe vci-in;"- ' bgnaa T,r0nle-Ah^nder ?.
1I, m. Oorrey. wnnt ^,.ith crollna-rhomns K.
,'ier, CiiMon lorpe- ?'mTns-<.w Yo,k MUa Orace
rUt, A''":v"L",h,i,.n ? P..vd a. MeVeaa. Vtetor.
,,apiu. 1-ivwiili* r-laUOn. ' M:ij?, .lohnll.
eVJeraay ^Jjlfffe thSnborii. iPrinF"*; *???
oea, liridgi-toi . \\ iiUH r ; *f )K conneetlcut
U.pshlre-Luthert.- <??,.. t g-^ _,,.., ,.
rthurC. 1^. J?*aVior.da--Roi-eri C. >< m.pjoiir,
""^.tT' ilriS-'cnVrlos II Merrill. Curollton.
KgrrK iSSS f3b?8j jgjfc* .Lotenan.-eom
GOLD MEDAL. PABIS. 1878.
W, BAKER k ?OJS
Bmkftst G0G09
It oOaolwMp paira aw?^
it it ?eJu?/e.
jVo Cliemicaiz
?.. ?v? aaa ak? aweaaaa
aurd ?iti> aurfk. dnawaaaaeaag?
"""''""*??aaaapVS*?*:
do..n?u?. n*.**""*. -TTvT,- uurud
0*14 hy Ore**ra *yerT*aaw?.
W, 1AW? * <*- Ifcwheetor. Ma*i
fc MAHTELS, OPH FIREPUCES,
'?"abto Orata Bauketas AaaUranaa, Baadata. PB
"eta, Bf-lUwa, Wa*d Haldera aad Mkor
H0U8EH0LD ART G00D8.
??'? eaaaeen Ia Mp ||M a* vta? ha m Poeagriei
"BUYOFTHEMAKEH."
UNIDN SQUARE?? cor. Broadway
EAROBSY ABBURTMRKT OF T1I.I.
^_KataMlahee aver 00 yaara. _
be Jlentenant; Enalgn Randolph H. Mlner, Ueutenant
Jtinlor grade; Seoond Ueutenant Jaoob G. McWhortor
*.rlne Corp*. to be tlrat lleiitenadt
FOREJfaN CAPITAL IN THIS OOUNTRY.
C. A. PUjIfiBfRY, TIIK. MIM.ER, BByrjRE THI
OOMOXaaWIOBAIi OOMkUTTBB ON
IMMIGUATIOX.
Wa^hlngton, Dec. 31.-?enators riiandler. Hale an4
Power and Rcprcaentatlve owen were the only mem
bers of tlie Jolnt forxrressional rommlttee on Imml
gratlon pre.se.nt thls mornlng when the lnveatlgatior
Into the pajrofeaat of American Indnstriea by forelgr
enpltaU wa? bcgnn, wlth C. A. Pilb-bnry, thc Mlnne
aota miller. in the wlUiej* chalr. The wltness sald
that the conveyanee wa* made t/> Okioy A Whlttrldge
of New-York, repreeemtlng a I-ondon company, Um
pmpcrty ln which hc was intere-tcd sold, Inrliidlnt
the C a. PHlsbury A- Cn.'s mlliV, wlth a nomlnaj
rapaclty of about 10,000 barrel-. a day. ?wid tka Wa.-h
burn Company's mllls wlth a nominal rapaclty ol
about 3,000 hr.rrels.* The total nominal eajaoeBy wa>
tvearly 14,000 barrels, the actual w.-rklng capa'lty
about VJ.."tf>0 barreh a day, the rakkt
.about $50,000. In connectlon wlth theae mllls
there wprc sold about K50 elevatora belong
Ing to tho Mlnneapolia Elevator rompany. and
lylng along the llne of the r.rcat Northem Hailroad :
the MbtfleapoBa Miii Oeeapaay, and tbe Bi Antkony
Water Power rompany. ownlng water rights and
stock in the amall Atlantlc. E]ovs?t/->r rompany, neru
tka St? Msry's Hlver. The total ronslderatlon wa?
about ??.ooo.O00, and in thls amoonf wn.s Inrluded
?1,750,000 rash, ]eft by the scllcrs to thc bajaBwai
for a working capital.
Tlve llll-hury mllls and eWabnrs bmught about
$4,200,000, of which the. Plllsbiirys took $HOO,000 In
-t'xk and p.'.oo.ooo ln debenturcs. The balance was
In tooh. The ?yndkote company kanaed ?.Y000,00fl
in atock and iM.iaiO.ooo In detv-ntures, aaefc share rep
roafintlng ^10. lle tfcOOght the largcst part of th<
itoeh waa awaed in Eagtaod. Among tho Ameriraji
etoekholdera were Morton, Hlis? <t Oa. Mr. PHlsbury
sald that under the t'tms of salo he aareed to manag*
thc propertloa for live yeors, though Iie supposed his
servi.-es could tic di-pensed with carller.
Wltness omptoyed 700 or ?00 men. He had no
po!l<y with loapott to the naUoaality of his mon.
There had been no rliange of any sort in thc nianage
ment of the propcrtlcs since thc saJe. Over PO per
cent of the pre-ent employcs- had been working for
several yoatv or more wlth the PHlsbury Company, thc
lyatem of proflt ahaiing working taatafartority *.nd mak
Ing rhe men l->atl) 10 leave. Tlie annual di-tribuilon nf
proflts amoootod to from .f"0.<iOO to iMO.OOO, and wa
-till OOOttooed. Hc t.houKlrt the propcrty rapable of
eaniing a fair retiirn on tho prlre thc syndbate paid.
and Iie supposcd the only rea.-on for the pnrrhaae wa.-,
that thc tovootora thoiight thoy could make moro on
thelr money than ln Rngtaod.
To fjcamtor Hulc Br. PHlsbury sald there wa.s not.h
ing to prcvent the Bngttab dlrectors, who were in rhe
majority, froai ekangtog the i>ollcy of tlie company in
ihe mattcr of pniflt-shartng or anytblng elae; but there
araa a rlaaae iu the agrocnu-ut givlng wltncaa th- ru-.ht
to ra-lgn if hc dld not HUe any instructloua received.
A PBOOESS TBAT WOULD HAVE NO END
SEVERAL BBXATOM PROPOSK TO INCREASE THE
Vf.MBl.R f>r REPR1-SEXTATIVE.S TO 350.
WaMiinglon, Uer. 31 (Spcelali.-several mcmhers of
Ihe .vnato Committ<-o, on Census are credited with a
..tiwic deeliw, lf n'-r pnrpoae, toamend tho Beapportlon
ment biU by Inrreaalng ilie total number o? Bepre
?entatlvea trom :i.w to 380. Benator DavU, 04 Mmue
?nta. is said lo be tbe >tate-man who ha* u...pired thi-,
dealre, probabljr becaaae of tbe faet thal his state wR]
b" one, of the benefklarlea ol the piopoaei inrrea?e.
He i- a member of tba <en .,is c< mmittea.
Tho. hill a^ it now atanda was iinanimousiy reported
to the Honae by tbe Cenaua Oomn Rtee of that body, of
wbleta Mr. Dunneil, of Mlnnesota, i- ebalrman, and was
paased bv a vote ?f 106 to 82. Forty odd Democrat
were rccorded to the afgrmatlve and no BepabUean In
tha negative. Prloe to lhat, bowever, an amcudincn
lo ti.v tho total number at 340, ^irered by Mr. Mcltae, of
Arkanaaa, waa diaeataed aad rejeeted bv * yea-and-aey
vote of tia to 145. OoJy tbree BopeWleana-OBiy one
aj whom, Mr. Und. of Mlnneaota, balM froaj a Btate
whlch would ho a benofkbwy-wora reeorded In tbe
aflrroattre, whlla tblrtoon Demoerata rotol nay. Brorj
member of the Cenaaa Coanmtttee. inrludlnz Chairman
Dunnell, was reeorded ln the negatlre.
Th? only arjruments used, or whlch could be ad
raaced, la favor ol tbe amendroent were that it would
glve to cach one of thrce Btatea ao addlttonal Repre
aentatlve; and Ibal theaa tbree Btatea had bwga fcae
Oooi whlch ougbl oot to be toft unrepreaented. Th?
(ractiona were: Arkanaaa, 84,775; Mlaheaota, 84.6T9;
New-York, 85,218 Ihe bwgeal of whlch waa M,0d2 leai
than thf general ratlo of l to i"3,ooi.
Tbe trutii is that tbe nBmbtr 36d was regarded by
everybody a- perfertly falr and Don-partiaan, and the
negative votca on the paaaage of the bili wci-e easl bj
Demoerata who a-- a mie are oppoaed to any meaaure
broughl forward by * BepobBeao eommlttee anteaa
they think they ran dlacover ln It aoroe advanUge to
their party, their btatea or their dbdrkte.
Mui what woaM bappen if the. total number sliould
8a Inereaaed to 3M I Why, tbroe oth-r Btatea, wbloh
ronM then have a larc* Iractlon BBiepraaeated, would
lemand "Ju*tlee." Tbe tbree Statei whlch eould then
make the aame pi? that i- made In bei.nif of Arkanaaa,
Miniie-ota and New York are LotlUlana, MfartlaaiPPl ;md
Pennsylvanla, and the pica wonld be eaually ?trong.
LouMana would have an uiirepreaented frortlen ol
.-, ? Mi-aMppI WouW have one of ?!.*?. and
P?nniyivania would baveiom of - 1.57 4. ft^W?JJJ*
lemand granted und the i Ul inereaaed to J?..i ln order
Toiitlfv Ihe thi. Btatea laat mentloned: whal thenl
Ahv. Uinola and Ohlo would demand ^oatUVand
,o,nt oul that by nereaalng the total lo ?*V?,:,0"I\
wo-eaVl 0 ihem would be enlitled lo an add ltloi.il
^nreVentatlve: and ao on to tbe end ?f tline. 11.?
,r,o.o-i,,.,., in Inereaae tbe total Bxed by tba Honae la
Itterly untei.able on any and ever. grounO,
B18TNE8B IN* THE BEKATE.
ffaaktagton, uc. 31. -Tke senate mct Ht 10 a. m..
ind althoogh thc nttendunce waa fHr ikort ol a quorum,
10 notiee waa token of the toct. and boatoeaa arai pro
-ccded with.
Mr. Mandetaon offercd a reaetatton, which araa
igroed '? , direeting the Soperintendent nf Ike Hraana
,, report it the earileat pOt?iufc momenl the popula
tion of the ITnitod state-, accordlng ta the conaaa ef
Leiio, by Congie^tonal dlatrlcta and ronnttoa.
Tlie Hou*e amendmonta to Senato blll to nmend
? e.-t ona l,MP, 1,530 a;.<i 1,531 "f the Revlaed Statotoe
reuHtof to the Ravyl were uon-eonrnrred to, and a
obferenee aaked.
The jolnt reaototiofl heretofore Introduced by Mr.
iuie. dlrecttog tke arrhltod ol tke Oapttal to eaaae ta
? ,,ia.'.Hi on tlie roat and ?re?l fronta of the naln
.ortiou ,.f tbe raphkd boiidlng ?nltable flHc-taff-., and
n have tl..- American Bag Boat thcretrou, from aun
?.,.. t,. -ui -<m .?(" ii daj -I th.- year, aad approprtatlng
!<.-,im) tfaorofor, waa pa-sed.
RKDEMPTION 0P l 1-2 PBB HEBT BOBD8.
WaaMngton, Dec. :il. Ike amoanl of i l - pcr cent
?)ond- mleen. t" day wa- t--<*XM. nuking thc total
o date 18,043,680.
CRBDEBTlALd OP TIIE REW laWATOBS. ]
Wa-iiington, Dec. 31-- boaae aeneatton aaoogora tiits
Borntoc i?"t atoat th.' atarj tkat breptbwtttea kod ' j
Deen diM'i\ei-ed lu tho credential- of tke new Iduho , ,
ionotora ao grave m natare a- to Ikroaten thelr refeo
.,,,ii it appeara that tka atory ua- toaaded oo thc
tad that, although the . ndcntlal- were regularly rciii
led bv Ike ptoper dtata aaVera, tke rortlfaratea bc*r i
tka *eai of thc Terrttory ?.f Mako. konator akoap. tke .
bat aaoator to be leaMal from Maflto, i-. kowavar, pro
,wed with thc adequatr aaplaaottoa. lle aaya th.it
hc reoetitottoo ol tke aeo Mata ptovhtoa apedatty
hat the Torrrbartol aeal akal bc aaed aa the seal of the
sijite untll a new aeal t- provlded fo rby law. He **? 1
,,nwvi thsit the l uited statcs Heeate wonld not requlre i \
ZtotaMkiln wawet u> thc provTotooa ef the ?*ta
'onrtltuttanV aetiaw McConm-U. tho *c<oud Idaho ?
Why Are You Sick?
o1? .ml n-Vmane ,t i-ur. . Tb- ln.|H.iUnt farwor Is lo M?
* Vf..^.iPl.r?- wluU *undlng. r.p-.uUon and ?or? are
^ o, rt aui: o? Kiunta uaiting'ihe *Uaothli ktedkaj
?1 ? it?? at-.- "iauNd ?? all UU* mi aaero. Karh aaeU
ieatd hv a .pVri.ll.l. ? *? ha< aaada . Itte .tudy of MM
SSKulmr dla.'?e und.-r i-oa.ideraU.aj. aad who* ciperl
SSTSLoknoTll ?u?> t? "*tirr l*? beat reaulla. No
.V.rin* inYalld ?hould rail to \ Ull U)f Inrtitute al oaa or
fe^SSftr, bTi EsEHfe
toaaeor, ia expeege* nare wvatght, but tt ka ia* preb
ble that be wlll Uke tbe oatb beforo nejrt Mooday.
WORK bFTB$ CENBVS OFFIC1
MB. POKTER-9 BEPOBT FOB IHE LAST St
ilONTHSt
i.vrryRMATiax ox pauma, hodses axd mori
GACES-REAPPORTIOXMINT?COfST OP THE
I.VDIA.NS-COAIt PR0017CTIOX.
Waab ngton, Pec. 11.?eMperincendent Porter. of the
Cenaua Uureau. haa aubmitted to the Becretary of the
Interlor a report of the operatlona of the Bureau for
tbe sLx month.s ended to-day. Mr. Porter aaya:
The fleld work of the Xlth Cenaua la pracUcally dn
Uhed. Nearly all the anpervlt>ora and enunierntora
havo been pald. A few apeclal agenta raay be found
here and tucie gatherlng the fag-euda of lnformatlon
relatlr.g to mlnea and ratnlng. whlle there are a few
distriots on the Parlfle Coeat whlch have not yet been
covcred bv the apeclal agenia eollcctlng flah statlatlce.
Tbe collei tion of the atatittlca of manufacturea for
ritles and towna witbdrawn from the ennmerators was
not begiin untll after tbe rount of the populatioti.
The returna thua far received Itiatlfy the roncluafon
that tlie atatiatlca ghowtng our industriai progreaa wlll
be more mn.plete and aitisfaotory ln every way than
I had a rigl.t to cxpeet.
I.. shorf, the work of every dlvialon has been held
atrlctly within tlie scope of the pUn whlch I had the
hot.or to hiy before you ln the aprtng of l*-9, and
whlch niet with your ofllrlal approval, and I %m look
Ing furwmd io t)>e cmnpietlon of the cenaua within
two years from this date. The coat of the cenaua of
1?1K). unless sornethlng unfofeaeen ocrura. wlll not ex
oeed tho orlsinal aupropriatlon inade by <*ongrc-ss.
The xoiklnp tora ot the oftke /rom the beglnnlng
kaa atoa of a btgfa -tandlng and deacrves great credli
for abillty, falthfulncaa and ludustry.
On the aabjeet of the apportlnnment of Repreaenta
tltcs ln Conuress Mr. Porter suya:
I have alto the honor to rall vour attentlon to the
faet that the apportlonrae.it of fiepresentfttlvea ln Con
gys, was not delayed a tnomcnt by the lallure of the
f.diisua Ofhre to have Uie ofllrlal returts of tbe popu
hvlon ready on the convenlng of Congreas. Hereto
fore all apporflonments have been made at the long
t.es?lon< ot Oongresaea whkh were elected the aecond
year after eich ccn-u-, year. The apportlonmenta
were made o.irly en.*gh ln each aecond year for the
elertion of Itepresentatlves to the next ensulng Con
gress. If the Apportlonment blll whlch has pnsaed
the llouse of Reprosentatives should pasa the tjenate
and bocomo a law, tho apportlonment under the
Xl'h fen=.iis would be about two yeara earller ln
time than any heretofore nmde.
Tlie total number of enumerntors pald 80 date ia
ibown to b* 374HB, loavlng 11,77a unpald. Thia
numb?r la now being lodnred by about soo pcr day.
On the sul.Jeeta of farms, boanea and mortgages,
Mr. Porter ta) > :
The work areoaipajabad by thta division up to date
may !><? brieflj tuted aa follows: Number of countiea
In whlch coTiiplw abatraeta have been made. 2,775;
number of ruunfle* lt; whlch abstracting ls yet un
Bnlahed, 7: total number of countles in the Unlted
state-, S.7M; number <>f countles in whlch oopple
mental work mnel be tone, owlng to lncomplctc.ess of
abatnaebsn, 17.
Nimiher of mottfragea for whlrb obitnirts have been
made, 8.515,515; e-finiated number of mnrtgaces for
whl. h al)strart? aa- yet to be made ln countles that are
not to be re-abfttraetcd, 57,430; uuuiber of mortgages
reoorded ln the t'nlted Statea durinc tlie ten y,-ars
enrtin^- Deeembcr 21, 1 600, rough rount and estlmated,
8,572,005.
ifnmber of Inqulry ronntlea in whlch inveKtlgation
ha= been completed, ?li: number of Inqulry eounties ln
whlch Inv.stipation Is yet to be completed. 36; total
number of countiea computed for average llfe. 1,358:
total number of eoonttaa srirtod. ftrii; total nnpibor of
eoiintie. tranaferred to reauM siip*. 210, Bulletine for
Alabama and lowa are now |n tFw hands of tbenrtntera.
A for, e of rlerka are now cniamd copylng from tho
popui.ition icbedutoa namea of paraona whoee homea
and farma nn-. reporbvt as mnrtgaucd, Wltl.Hi a few
montiw the Ccnbua Oface e.vpeots to annonnce the num?
ber of peraona in tlie Unlted State* Bvlng Iti n-ntod
homea ;.n<t cultivaMag ronted farms; tlue nnmber ot
rupylng their own homea and farms free from rteht.
.md Ihe number reported as owning farms and homea
whleh are mnrtgaged. The coat ol tbe Inqalry has
lieon greal and will fnllv reach my nripinal esumato
of fl.250.000 to gl ,500.000. yiin. Idea of the ob
-t?r,.., to be overcome waa gtven ln ii**. annual report.
Tlr work ,.f the Indian dlvialon. Mr. Porter aaya, La
well advatued. <>no lu.ndrod and thirty-seven out of
157 trli.'-s have hi-en enum-Tated. Tho flve e'/illzed
trll>es have l.ee.n completcd. The Navajoes r23.00<>,, a
Heroe and dangeroaa trlhe, win not be completed before
Aprll 1, 1-101?If then : th'- slx Nafion- of Bea York by
Jannary i. 1801. Th.> tiMd woru i- neing rapkUy n.,.-cd
and nn Janoarj 1 only all iperlaj agenf- will he af
work.
ftoperintendent Portep baa btaaed a huiictin tn retar
tion to th? anthrartte cnal reginns of Pennaylvanla.
Th* biilb-lin ahowa that the total productlnn of
anthrarife in Prnueylranta dniing the ralendar year
i--;i ., ,<. i(i.-ii:,.i:,j totm of 2,210 poanda, ralned a1
th.- mi'.. . ;t f*t3,7!A,1H3, or an averace of aboul
fl 7" a ton. inrluding all -ir.e? sent to markot. Th?
quantlty reported by th<> trcn-portatinn rnmpanuis as
aciuallv rarried lo m.irk<v. which is the u-ual basl* for
itatlatlra ..f shlpmenw, araa 35.407,710 tons: l,32r>,.vw
for"; were used hy employes and ^Old to the lncal
trudn near Ihe mlnr = . Somethlng over 3,''00.000 ton<
a??'?? rgnaumed for steaa and heatlng purposes ghoal
the miiifs. The uverage numlwr nf dav- worked dur
t:,K- the year 1--'.' hy all rolllerlea wns 104. Tke aoa
pen-ion of mlning during th.- perlod. aggre^nfine about
one-thlrd of thc ri ar, waa ? aus"*! molnly by the Inabllltv
of the mnrhrt t,l ahaorh a larjer product. The number of
peraonn employed durinit the year, Inciudinc aaper
Intendrnts, eugfneeis and rtorlral forc*. wa.- I3R.S30:
tbe total aagea paid helng t30.1S8.134. The ?<atMi. -
of anthraeite rnal ln Peiuwylvanla in the Xfk Cen
MM were ln-"d upon the year ended .lune 30. t?ao
and thaa roverert rhe u?t -It month* of the year
1=711 a'ld lh" llr-t -ix nmnth* nf ihe year 1=*0. The
total pmduction nf long tons for that year were. how
ever. ?J."..".7"..i7"., .-i* againat 40.6?IS,1M for the year
jfl^o. Th- ralne of the prodnet in the formT period
wh- .?fJ. 172.40-2, a- agalnat aBS.7ia.1BS.
RAILROAD INTEKESTS.
BAILWAT C0MM1S8I0MEBS TO MKT.
CAEL POB * BATlORAli 00 vvin'TIOS -Torirs TO
BE ri>\SIDK,KF,n.
tTaahtogtan, Dee. 31.?A call for a Nafionnl conven
tion of rollroad rommi*?tonera waa i?ucd Ikda nfter
i,oon. ln parananee of a resolution adopted at a
conventton held at Waahlngton. bogtonlng on May
2S. IPOO, a rommlttee appototod t<> call tne ne*t
ronventton dc?lgnotea Marrh 3, IBtl, at il o'. locfc ln
the forenoon, a- ihe Hme, and the officc of the Inter
atiite Oomraerca CoounBaton. Bo. 1.317 v st . in tho
City of Waahtogton, 1>. ?'.. aa tlie pla/e for the hold
ing of thc conventton. The rtatli-oad Commlsslonem
of nll th" BtOtet and aay State omcers charged with
any duty to the aopervtotoa of raiiroada or railroad
btteroata aro -rcqoeatoa to attend. Tka American
Aaaoctatton of Rnllaay Aeeoanttog Offlcnrs is aJao
1/ivlted To iius't tbe <nmini-sioners or to send deiegates
to tli, conventton for the dlaroaeton of taeh qaeatiooa
ol tpcclal iit.iv-r to thelr ?aaortatton as may arl>e
ai the i.itog. The r.iii conttooea:
The nnderalgned reapeetfaltj -uege-t the foltowtag
us -ui.j.-ri, which may uaefuhy be considcred by the
ronveiiHi n i
1 Rallway legiabltton; how hormony thercin may
je altained
2. I'nlforndty In rallway acroonttng; what further
- impori int '" thal -nd.
3. rerritorlal asalgnmenl ,,f -latistics of operation :
rbether Oila la nol practfcable, aod what prlnelptea
hould rontrol ln grouplng n,ilw;,v atatWtlca.
i. Vpportioi.me.it of expen-e> to frei^-l.t and pussen
tcr tramr: whal reaaona th-i-c ure for makl.ig aurh an
ipiwril inmeiit, and what rultr* ahould 1m; adupted.
j, safcty appllnnrri on mllroad car^: what lepiaia
ion. ii any, aboiikl l.e had b) t'ougreaa.
i>. Keaaonable ratea; whal they are, ;iud Ihe elements
o he roi.ald red In the determtnatloi. thereof.
In offcrtng theae auggeatlona it la not Intended
hut ihev ahttll he iinderdood aa exeludinc any other
iplca affeciing state and Interitate eommeree whkh
?o!,id properly rome beforc and be entert.ilnod by
;u< h a i IH11 .-N'ioii.
TIIOMAS M. COOLEY. ch:ilrman,
KI.TALEY, of Ma>vi,hu;eT*i,
BPALDI5G. of Rentucky,
l>rN'f.\N. of ho.it I. f'irolina,
Wi7.ll VMS, of Minne-O'a.
Commlttee.
.-?.
IXntEASE OF MILBAGB.
Adraoce proofa of the Matisi.les of -Tho End
leeiiiu: N'owa'' ahoW that tho total railroad Btlksaga
?onatrnrted In 1800 waa 5.081 axUea, airaln-t :.,'?:>??>
nltea In l --'?'. IMITB raUea In 18A8, 19*087 mile-. In
l?W?7 and M71 niile^ ln 1--'.. The lar^est p-n-entagn
,1 .v:.-f in the hi-t flve veajs i, 40 4 10 per ccnt
n ihe BOolbweatera groag of htate*. tba doatb At
, n| |f ii.i 7 10. tbe Vortliwe.stern (41 1-1')|, and the
I'a.'inY (38 7-10), Statea foOowtag In Uie order named.
[he new eonatructlon of tlie year Jaat past wae most
irllve in tbe houth Atlautle Statoe. wliere l,30t! mile*
t oew Une were !aid. tbe Northwostern etate.- follow
ii- wltb U01 mik*. the Si?itfiwe-tern with 075. and
he riooth Ceotral htatc- with 800 mllos. a thorongh
Hialyala of the now eon?tructloa h> made la the articla
piot'cd from. _
BEM.TIXM 1TS CAPTTAL eT<XK.
Albany, Dee. 31.?The Magura Fails and Whirlpool
tailwaj Company flled with the Scoretary of s ite to
av 8 .(itlmate of tlu- red.icUon of Uie captt. alock
,f'the roaapany fnrm #100.000 to gao.ooo.
TBA19UTO TIIP.1R OCNS FOR THE FRAY.
The dlre.'or-. of the Moltawk and fct. Lawrence
tailroad taabwdag organized by tlie elertion of II.
Valtcr Wel.b a-. proldent. E V. W. Roaalter aa
reaeurer and Ira A. Plaee aa secretary. Thia la the
ompany whlch ia to bulld U.e New-York Central's
haa from Ctira to Clayton in rivalry with the Rome.
fcly's Cream Balra'
QVICKVY CTBKS
COLDinHEAD
Apply 0*h? mto eaeft noattiL
BLT BROS. 88 WarraaafAyB.T.
BulTaio Lithia Water.
NATURE'S BOON TO SUFFERING WOMEN.
THE GREAT REGULATOR OF THEIR GREAT FUNCT10N.
DB. G. HALftTEAD BOYLANP, former rrofe-w
of Sanrery, Balu.T ,.<? MedlcaJ Cotlege, late Surgeoo Frencl
Armj (Decorated'. ?'\t'f
'?BUrPAI/O LITlirA VATER I*. p*rhap*. MORE THA>
ANT OTHER WATER IN THE WORLD. /
BPECIF1C for *???* of tho FEMAEE PF.LVH
organa. . . . It ?<??- aa a VFVsTKl AL HT'.r
EATOR; ln caa?* of AMEXORRHOEA It lndurea th.
CATAMESIA.whil* ia ca?.>i? of DUMEBORRHOEJ
It allays thc paln and redwoa thc aaaaaatva flow o
bloed. amountlne to BEBOBRBAOIA, to th* norma
etandard. In boBh dlnfa-e* a conme of thl? water trtt&i
to make th* flow appear AT THE RftU'LAR IX
TERVAE OF rWRBTY-ElOHT DATB, a<-<-otnm<>
daHoe it?eif in aaaM aaaeeeaataUa manner t? eact
claaa of c?*e*.M
OR. JOH!? H. Tt'CKER. Hender?on. <X. O.). m*a>
bet of tho Medkii Baajaaty af "North Carolina, member oi
tha Anicrlcar. Modlcal Aauoclatlnn i
"In roany of thc di?<?*<>* PECVMAR TO WOMEN
, MKXSTRfAL IRRECrLARlTIEB.BVPPBESSIOS
and tho many fimrtlonal deranseiwnt* reiultlng froir
CHLORilAVAKMIC .-ondlttiw -l |?atrlfca Bt'K
FALO MTIilA WATER wlth alniost the -any- con
?jgraro that I do QL'IXlXE ln t HILLS aod
FEVER."
DR. WM. T. HOWAKD, of BalUaaere, Piaftaan ef
DUaaaea of Wpmon and Oklbtreo Ia tha Uatreraitr at Maay*
land. aayi of'theeo WaOra:
"lo ?hort. w?a I eallad npon an ?aate rrom what a>ta?ral
?aun? I have wwn the trr.-at*at aad amet unmlata*.
ablg aroouot of e*ud accruo In the larteat nanber Ol
ri?e, ln a p?n- ptl ??y. 1 would unhe?ia??Jnt1r aay
the Ki KKAI.n fcPRlX??. ia Keekleoburf l oungy.
Vlralula"
DR. WM. R. TOWEEB, Prow?a?? of Aaetoaay aad
Maaarta Medica ln the Medleal Deparuaent of th* Cal
vaaaahy of virjri<it?:
?Iu ?ome of lh- PECCEIAR AFFECTIOXS of WOMEB,
XOTABLY In srPPRESSWX of tha MEX8ES. I
have found BfFFALO I.ITHIA WATER HIOBLT
EKKICACIOl'S."
The hajj DR. J. MARIOX 01MB, ?? freat apertallae
In DIBEASES OF WOMEX. aaya:
"I have uaed In my prartfr.. the water of Sprtnn Xo. 1
of the ROVPAIeO I.ITHIA SPRIXiiS. of Meeklea*
burn Ceaaty, Va.. for ?everal yeera paet. and havo
ln many oaaea found It hljhly benaflctal."
Water, in cases of one dozen half-gallon bottles, $5, F. 0. B. here.
THOMAS F. GOODE,
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.
PARK & TILFORD and ACKER, MERRALL L CONDIT, Agente, New York CKy.
Watertnwn * rt Ogdenshnrg road. The Inrorpomtlon
waa announccd ve-terday. The work on thl- nad will
be startcd as -<?,n as tiie weather Will permlt operv
tlons. The survcvs Of the rnute have bc.-n made and
the rfght.s nf aray have been practically sorured. It
ls sald by friend- of the enterpit-e that no reliance will
he plared upon monetary aid from the htisiness men
of Watcrtown. Oonvrrneur and other point> to M
affcctcd by the new llne. Thc rapltal will come ln
iome fonn frnm the Bew-York CeotraL
LVCIUI SMITII's APPOIBTMRBT.
Lnclns Smlth ha.- b<-'-n appointed ea.st bound frelRht
agent for tho We-t Wiore E.iilr. ad and all r.f its fn-t
freisht llnc Franela La Baa is made asslstant
freneral freicht agent of the \V*t shnrc and ttall
klll Valley roada in Mr. Srnith's plOCO.
-?+?
CHABOH OB THE PONroRD ABD MOBTBBAL.
ronenrd, N. II.. Dee. 31.?Ooorge W. Storer has
been appointed asslstant aonorad pusscnger agent ot
the Conrnrd and Mnntroal Hailroad, and the offl-o of
NewEnpland passencer agent has rx-cn aboli-hcd.
These enangea go Into etrecf to-morrow.
? ?.- ?
RATE WAR IX NEW EXi.l,AND.
lioeton. Dec 31.?Tke Boaton und Muine Fltrfcborg
rato war ts begtnnUig to as-unie large proporttooa, and
is llable beforc Inng not only lo extend to tir-t ckvaa
bu-dness, but Involve the Irank lines to a aettooa e?>
tent. The Boaton and Malne is now aeiling accond
ilnss pa--ein.-'-r tieketa fn.m lloatoii to Cbleago f.i
BIBSO. The ?eeond-elo'H furc diroct from n< ? Vork
to f'hlcaRo |s B1B. ihe Kcond-euuN htre from New
York to Boaton, vln bnat lin<s. i- *-J 2.1 Il.-me tke
iecontf-claaa paaaenger fare from New-Vork to ''hkrvco
vla Hoston nnd vi* the Boaton und Mame i- oruy
g>14 75, againat #1" by th" diroct lme.
? ? ?
LBABED I'1 'i: DOO "N K \R
Pt. ABrona. v . Dei. !tl. Tk* IM11 r ?! Rn Iroad, nm
ninc from Rorlingtoa to bollowe Falla. amt wkicli aaa
been for taveral jeara under tke rontrol ol tke < aotraJ
Vermont manacmeiit. a- les-ees. ha.- Jna! be-n re
leased ly the < .-ntntl for a term of B88 reara. Tke
lea,*e waa eaecated ihis aftemoon ut BarUngtao. the
papcia i.. tke .n-e belng -ii.-ii.-d bj Preaktanl I. Uregjorj
-.mltli ou tke part al tke rentral, and Prcakftrnl Pe?
rlval W. Cleitieni, of the RatkUld Company. I;v IkO
tcrms of tke kaaf, l????- pa] aa aaanal rcnt.tl ol
8>345,ooo und t;.\.-. tbe Hntiaiid Rallraad to fnrniah
BoOO.000 at :> per cent Intarot f'.r laaproveanenta .<"d
addltions io roUIng atork. Int're-i pafmeflta, aoai
over, are to (*? mad.ilr on aw h pnrtion <>f t ti>- aoai ..
ls aetaally eapended bj tke l????-? ' '<?? r>ntral
Vermont haa the uptkrti >>f pprraaeing hi ,.i,v ilnae ?
rootroUlng IntereM in Ike atori <<f tk" RuUand road
and Iher^in beeomlng ihe aetual ownera ..i 'he r.,.id
ln addiilon (.. t!.term-. th' Ontral Vermont aararoa
an importan' Intltt*' arraugement wi'h Ike Dolawari
and Hodaou ' anal ? nmpaiiy. Ly wblrh ? large aaaaont
,.f fi :?:hi traflr i.nr-'d whlri berotafare l. >
rejirhed New Kngland putat* U\ atker waos *',.i 'ii
miit? Th.- negu lai.>" 'he pa?t "l '
have been rairled nn i \ li ' Ifr* <i-i'- f. i -? i
and the iu...'-- he haa arhteved i- a riuitt.-r "f
-uti,fHciu.ii to Ihc tn.-n.i- ol ike Central all uvee iha
Matc. ?
BKAUX9 rUBBU Tn <?<> T<> wrffS/v.' Ifi
san Praoeiaeo, i>e<. .1 Bpeciali Prlrala !''?"
from Plctorla ?tale II >t the Urm-h teallng ?<??'? arlneh
will leave Ifcal pttrl IWa .i--'i. arill naatber dft\
reaaaJa, Tkey a-lll o\>fnt\ rkear kar Bewrlna aoa
At len-t a third of ihe-e.-n, owned hj twei ? i - ?h"
?lmplv mnUe n-e ..f Ihe EnglUh fl;i^ for BHI? pc
tertion agalnal raptare. Ban> of tkraa toal poocaoi
will co arned and will realal lovonoe ratteta.
Brltfak poarkara larf ?eaaoa broughl ln Vlrtnrla -?
<uin- whi.h thev had iuk-n in Behrlng Bea aad
HOnOtakeii in tli" Parlfli ihreail. \tn .-lmh -e:,|er
^old 34)00 -'.ln-. maklng a t..'.il ul aooal i\:<**i
-lilns tHken b? puarhera.
ARRF.STKO F'iff SfLUSQ H\'> ' II IMl " N
sevor.il bwge wlne booaea bare taffered , ktei brj
nf late hv the ? ,!.? "i ' i beap bi md ??' ? twmpattac a
ablcb ihe mariart haa been loaaed, beartng the av'i .
md parpnrttng n> be tbe manafaeiure ..f . ?
\fter eonaultatlon the matter iu- lald l^for- ln>
Byrnea, Yeaterday Deteetlvea Headelborg ... ! g'idf
Inwed the manufuctore of the bogna ihampag ?? n> 4
little reom ..t !?o. 7t I'nlvaralty Phvee. Thi a t*<
igjeera found Chariaa aud Oeorge liamberg, roi -
ng the tirm of Charlea .1 Hamborg a Co. waahtag
lletdaieek, INMneroy and Mumm labela from oM bottlea,
edlling tl,e,e bottlea wltb the Infertor rtuni) igna
rummtni on the oM.labela, rapplng the bottlea wtth
>ld cap- braahed up to glve Ihe appearance of betae
'iew The men were ul.ei. by aarpriaai .,nd were
ahwed under arreat. \ number of lh|U<M men were pn
?mt at the romb- Pollce 1 0:111 whon the priaonen were
irralgned yesterday morning. They pleaded nol guiHt |
md were h<-id for examinatlon.
J5v|up?G5
ON0 BNJOY?
Joth the aethod and resuits when Syrup ol
riga ia taken; it la pleasant and refieshing
o the taatc, aud acts gently yet pmmptly oo
ho Kidneya, Lirer and Bowoja cleanaee the
y?tavn eJievtuallj, diapels oolds, headachoi
md fevers and cures nabituai conatipati >n.
iyrup of Figs is tio onlj reinedr of its lund
irer produced, pleaaing to the faste and ac
leptable to the atomacn, prompt in ita action
ad trulj beneiicial in ite effect*, prerjared
iKly from the noet bealthy and agrecable aub
tanoee, iu many excellent qualities romnttnd
t to al! and have made it the most populai
eaaedy known.
Synip of Figs is for aaie in 50c. and fi
kottlea by all leoding druggiste. Any "jliaMt
Iraggiet who may not have it on hmd will
irocore it promptly for any ono who wiahee to
ry it Do not accept any subttitute.
MUFOnNU FIB 8YBUP CO.
MA8J rtLAXCWCO, CAL-,
l.Ol 1?V 1IXE. M.T. MIW.YOM tU T.
The Singer MTg Co,
WILL COXTIXIE TO EXHIBIT AT ITS
rERMAXENT
NEW RETAIL STOBE,
929 BROADWAY,
ALL THE LATEST DBSIGX9
AX? NOTELTIE*
IX
ART NEEDLE WORK
AS PKOUCfED OX TIIK LATI8T
Siinr My Sewinjc Maclis.
far mthhior to hand work.
I 1-lTim* ARE (IIKDIAI.TV iNrrriD.
Tictr ni.n
I INDEHAN & SONC
*- PIANOS. v
,B-4TABI.I"?HKD 1*47.
WnXDERRI L IX TOXE AXO LA*TtXf? qUAI.I.
TIBn or HH.HR4T R\< ELI.EXI'S IX WORK.
M\S-HIP, PKtt>- MUDERATKi TRR W?4 TO ggfgfl
PfttCUAOftdBSh
23 EA8T UTH 8T? NEW YORK.
For Table Use * . ' .
? Nlt HOI.VIN'S I.IOUIP RPFAD
rvcls all OfJntf beverajios, Oliclnua
and invignratmg, yet non-intoxuating
For the skfc tt is an invaluaNe food and
bejltii rest'Ter. F*hv?iciansreiommend
it Isers ve drtighbhl arlth it. ' .
Yasir jro- 't a*a Intggjat gro8at|? aaaai it. tf aa*.
ih?T ??!! gaa a 8w jraa.
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