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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-21

Abstract or the Proceedings Of tIe
Annual Meeting 81 the Minne.
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Was large, ana the prooeedtn6e during three
days session We're Of considerabt, interest
10 farm.ra. and epedil, IN d.;rvnsn.
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,.. I..sus1' W ~ '1s1v1u " 1@ocaeSser pre-
oded.
An address Of Welcome was made BY
Rev. 3. R. Lathrop of Austin, and 70
sponse BY @. A. Houston Of Iowa, who A.
tended the first Minnesota Dairymens as.o.
citation at Rochester two yesn aro. He
said: "That psrt Of Iowa which had eiyen
attention to stock raising and da,ryine la
exceeded every other part In prospsrty. ss
Is seen in the comforts, improyements md
conyeniences Of farm Life thare. We he.
lievs that Boulhern Minnesota. vhiol. liss
in the great dairy bait Of this rtand aoIin.
try, is to b. lifted up into errst prospsritv
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
GENERAL, INTELLIGENCE.

CAMDEN, \. j., Feb. 5.-lhe Chancellor has
rendered decision making perpetual tue ntunct
strlping the stockholders OF the mden and Atlantic
Railroad from postponing their annual election from
February 22 % a later date. The injunction
taimeu the application " william l.. AtAins stock
holder of the Pennsylvania Railroad
PROVIDENCE, L. L., Feb. 5.-fne annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Providence aud Worcester Railroad
was held here this morning The following Directors
elected: George A. Leoe, Gideon L. spencer, Eli
ah b. stOddar :. Lyman A. Cook Estus Lamb Moses h.
sepb T.. Davis Oscar j. Ratnburn, David X P',l!.ps
Jos al Lase Jonas Il. Clark, Benjamin h. TnurstUn ad
ChnFies h. Waitn.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Belvidere aud Della Railroad
Company. Que OF the lines controlled by tie Pennsyl-
vana Railroad Company. was held to-day and the FOL
lowing officers were elected: DirectCrS-Stricklant
Kneass Il. Il. Houston Henry ID Welsh, Edu und Smith.
John Metherl. Il. Morris Dor ance, Lewis Perrine,
Hugh g. Ely AMI Charles Bartlos; rresden, otrioAlaAd
Knea -; secretary and Treasurer Hugh Is. Ely.
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 6.-The section OF tie National
Raj road from T0luca TO MaravatO will be opened
CLEVELAND. Feb 5.-United States Marshal God
speed ioda sold the Cleveland TuscaraS Valley aud
Wheeng Railway. by order of the Court Tne road and
person.l property bid In for S3.252 500 by Mr.
Perkins the trustee, who paid the amount IN bonds 0f
the road.
RALEIGH n. c., Feb. 5.--The Legislative Committee
has aeru 10 report fav0raby the bill creating tlree
Railroad Commissioners ioc North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
TIE FIRE RECORD.

FIRE IN TIE MOUNT MORRIS THEATRE.
When the persons who had bought tickets
70 witness the per ormance the lie trio spars" by
Atknsons JOllity Troupe In the Mount Morris Theatre
last night pre- entod thcnsel,es at door, Tor admit
lance they found the building closed and nrc engines
putting away and filing tho street with bla X smoke
shortly after o. lock Francis Smith. employo tue
Third Avenue Surface Halroai OF tle sta les OF
which are situated under tho propertyroon OF the the
are discovered smoke Issuing through the partition
which separates tho feed from marrow hall behind
f. Almost at tine instant George strockbcn, who
has charge OF the property ROOM discovered smoke
In that pl nee apparently coming through tie hor fron
the below lie promptly closed the iron door
that separa ed the property room from tho stage
third alarm OF fire quickly brought ont eight eng nes
four hook and ladder companies and four ohe's ~
bal falious The Are was promptly eEunguished. Ab0ul
800 DAMAGE done by water 10 the oil nuskets and
other properties ~ the the lrc In tie feed store Of The
IA lroad below. the damage done by the IRE ~
1900.
The performance will be givon usual tonight John
". on, the manager OF the theatre, sad that had
the heen ed with peOpe the Oslng OF tho iron
door which only recently put In by order OF In
spectOr Ester1rOok, won have vented the smoke
from getting the stage and causing anc among tho
AUDIENCE Still he cOngralull tod himself aud the pbic
that the eNporment tried an hour before tho per
formance ad erised 20 begin and that only two en-
poycs wero In the theatre Tho origin Of the
discovered. he OH LAS ~ the railroad lege that Il
broke out in the pro erty ROOM and Mr. Ham min
tains that IL started ont In tho feed room. The Mount
huudredandtW enty -nnth-st and IhrdAyo., nrst
opened IA theatre on 20 .tciuber 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
COMPLETING THE PINE CREEK RorrI

COMPLETING THE PINE CREEK ROUTE.
Officers Of the Philadelphia and Read ne
and the New-York Central Railroad oBpines were in
Buaio last week arranging for the terminal IA llt,es
Oh the Reading Company for handling the coal raic OF
Q new Pine Creek line. II Is understood that their
visit was Satisfactory. 1t probable that land will be
leasedby the Newfork Central to the Reading which
the latter company when the completed
VIII erect coal tresies aud other necessary works THIS
WORK Is expected TO begin very soon
Ihe arrangements for opening the new line from the
coal regions TO the lakes completed. The new coal
cars for the line built and on the tracks The
Jersey Shore Pine Creek and Buffalo road will probably
DO opened In April The route from willamspors which
II reached by the Reading over its leased line the
Catiwissa will be over the Pine Creek road Junction
near Antrim, PeDD with the Corning, Cowanesaue nd
Antrim road that road TO Corning, n " thence to
Geneva over the Syracuse Geneva and Corning road,
from Geneva TO Lyons tue Geneva LyO road
aud from Lyons westward tne New-York Central.
The Ney-Y0rK Central controls the Geneva and Lyons
road 10 also controls the Syracuse Geneva and Corning
road but leases 1t TO the Falbrook Coal Company. Tue
president OF the coal company s General aagee the con-
tractor for the Vanderbt-Rea1n proposed line from
Harrisburg to Pitt burg, PeUn. The Corning COwan-
esque aud Antrim Railroad Is controlled by the Fall
brook Coal Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
THE NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL.

IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNE.l
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 5.-Receiver Little, OF
the Central Railroad Company OF NewJersey said to-
day that he hoped early date reques the Chan
oellor OF NewJersey release tho company from the
receiversp There few railroad CONF he said.
that larger floating debt than the Central
and but for the requirements OF the law which make it
necessary for company 10 be free this Of
debt before The roeyershp dissolved, It could be run
on a sound basis at any me. There is sum Of about
100000 standing against the company which must he
cared Of The company has beyond ITS business
needs TO equal this amount unCer proper management
and when Reading and Vanderbilt Interests, when
seem practc lily Identical. or the Length Valley
Company y the road, IL can 20 Out OF Ia
prrrent condition by their advancing the sum nam~d
The New-Je sey Central. the receiver claims, mas tue
only available front either shore able OF ac-
coilmOdatnga vast IVES business aud ITS hors
privileges OF the gIeIes value 70 any western llhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
SEVERAL ROADS TO UNITE.

Special meetings of the stockholders of the
Olean and Salamanca and the Buffalo, New-York aud
Philadelphia Railroad Companies held at the office
OFF. W. sehgman & Co. yesterday. 1t was agreed by
unanimous vote that the two companies should be
united according to the plan previously approved the
directors. Similar meetings or the stockholders OF the
Buffalo, Pttsburg and Western and the Oil City and
Chicago Railroad Companies were to be held in Pha-
deipha, but they adjourned because prUxe from
OF the foreign stockholders had been received
The meetings will be held these pa arrive
The union " the several roads under the name tue
Buffalo, New-YOrk and Philadelphia is said be- q ques-
ton OF DAYS only II is understood that the lis
OF the merger will be bonus OF 20 cent OF tue
stock to tue Buffalo, NawYOrk and Philadelphia and tae
exchange OF its stock at for the stocks OF the other
roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
4 liberal GIFT TO FALL RIVER.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 5.-This city has
just accepted from Mrs. Mary b. Young gift vaued
S5OOOOO Mrs Young. who is rch widow. had one
child by marriage who died shortly
reached manhood. Mrs. Ioungs affection for her
prompted her to propose TO the city her own
expense IN memory OF her son, bradford Mathew Cha
liner Ourfee, building suitable for the purpose of gh
sch0O addition to this she oilers To furnish mechanic
ca phlosophc cal and chemical apparatus for the school,
aud give in trust to the city the OF $5000O. the in
come OF which shall be devoted to truction in the
branches of study Illustrated by the this apparatus
he proposition was made COnd tiUn that the seec-
and ontnuauce ~ the tea hers for the school shall
be the appro al OF certain person be
by Mrs. Young. ihe gut the largest gwen by an
ind vdual TO the city, and IL gh yprl4ed because
of the actual necessity for bu ldng he site OF
the new bu ld ng the nnest with the ty's limits
beng a hi over oOking the CITY. II conla us 500
square rods, and Ormer ned and occupied by
Waiter Pane, 81, tho emue .Ler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Senate in execu-
tive session day confirmed the following nomna-
tiOns
Uited states Conss-Albert Rhodes, Of New York, to
be United tltes Consul at EUerfeld Germany Charles
p Williams at Calais 0rson " Toueley, OF Minnesota,
nj Ieipsc James L. Montgomery, OF New-NOrk, al
TIteste. ,.r o., -. n
Regisifrs of Ldad O67ceS-Albcrt X. Osborn, at Bay
hsd' A.; Ge0r2e w. Fay o. Menosha. Wis
RtceiperS Of PstHc AOneRS-Edward l.. SALISBURY, at
eaayll q Col: Charles A. BrtstOw, at Del NOrte, Col.
Iieutenan' Colonel JamesC Duane, 10 b. Colo
nell Major Henry NJ Rob 1T, 10 0e LeutenautI olonel
iae Captain Herman Bigg, to be Captain OF staff on the
retired list - g., A., -
District of RI ole lslind. -
Posfmdsters-J Is. Tyler North Adams. Mas Charles
n Morton Fair Haven, Mass; John 5. ray, Marlboro
Mass; Charles T.. House, otOnenam Macs; Jeremiah H.
b, rdwel East Hampton, Mas; Benz. W. Mayo, Tur
nes Fails Mass: samuel g. Gl ason. terOwn, Nass
John O. Latts. Newton. Mas. Josiah Pickett, WOrces
Ter, Mass; Josiah F. Murphy. Nantucket,
James r. Clark, Milford. Conn; Edwin Perrin, ia g.
tucket, r. L.; JudsOn J. stevens, Utica, N. y; Levi NJ
Gano Watkins, n. y: ard F. Crosse, Beston, y. y;
Robert n. Hunter Poughkcepsie N. y; David y. Me
LsughlIn FishIni NJ y Judson Field Canastota n y:
Geofge l.. John on, McKee, y. y; george Hartnagie,
LYONS "; Alien II. Hoffman, Red Hook y. Charles
III ohn Port Jeryis N.Y. JAZZ son 4. keeney at 10 y
anda Penn; Abal n. Codit, Orange, Nj Horace Dodd,
bloomfield, n. J William H. Loppy, Vineland' ~ j. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, February D, 1888.
The Secretary OF the Treasury LETT here this afternoon
to attend to private business at his nome In Geneva
n. Y.
The Senate Committee on Education aud Labor will
begin IN hear witnesses to morrow the subject OF la
Dor srkcs
The President has approved the Joint resolution pre-
,nng the thanks Of Congress " Joan T. Slater OF Con-
nectlcut.
Tue United states Fir Proof shnter Company, OF Boss
ton have been awarded the contract for supplying FIRE
proof shutter for the new public building at Cincinnati
for @146,630
In response 10 an inquiry TO what evidence must be
presented b. minor vino has been under guardianship
TO show thai hasreacned the age OF majority. In or
der that be may ndor,e aud collect Interest checks on
Government bonds regstereiin his name. the FIRST Con
tr1ler tie Treasury states that ne mus 1urnsn Ger
tiGcaCcs the pfOpcr Pr bate Court or MS own ahdaN
ana that " soin. other credible person
Representatives OF the six Indian Nations OF New
York called upon the Secretary II the Interior to-day
and 1ed brief 10 support Of fneir appicito Tor
lands in Kansas under provisions OF old Indian
To.ty
The Chief Of the Secret Service Division OF the Treas
ury has received from NewYork a photo photographic
counterfeit five dollar United sta note Of 1879
ca, ok letter A. The note has dark blurred appear
ance. counterfeit five dollar the same sees
and printed by tne same process but with
the check letter ID. has been On the market Tor
years THIS 10 the first counterfeit Tote VITA
letter A yet Recovered.
The Secretary OF tne Navy bas received cable
sage from Minister Hunt under date OF st. Petersburg
February g. stating that Lieu enant Harder Is reported
10 hsys left Yakusk 10 the bOies OF DE Long and
party
The work Of classifying tie 300 bids for service on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
REPUBLICAN, DSTRICr MEETINGS.

Cornelius Van Colt presided Mt the meeting
last night Of the With Assembly District Republican
Association at No. DC Clinton place Tho amendment
TO the constitution sent from the Central Committee
making the pledge Of momborship less strict.
adopted.
The meeting OF the IXth Assembly District AssooIa-
ton held at the Blocker Building. John A. Jaoo-
bus presided. 4 large number OF answers were re-
ceiyod u circular sont ont by the president of the
ISOLATION asking the Republicans OF tho district 90 Join
the association. The membership pledge question
referred TO committee. long communication WAS
read from l.. j. Tusdale protesting against the action
OF the inspectors OF election In declaring that MIR JacO
bus elected picsidcnt nt tho primary election
December ~. The ground OF the protest wns That Mir
JacODus, by accepting position Assessor under
Democratic Board of Assessment. had become dis
qualified The communication after debate
ferred TO special committee Of i've 10 report ut any
time.
The Tst District Republican Association met at No ~
Beach 81. and transacted routine business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
THE OBJECTION or SILVER COINAGE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The House Commit
tee on Coinage Weights and Measures met to-uaS anu
a1opted resoutions which MI Bedford was instructed
IA rcpor TO the House. the effect that II Is inexpe
Incident TO discontinue the coinage ofsyer under exist
ing laws; that all coin in the treasury excepting
an amount exceeding rs per cent Of the outstanding
ereenhaek circulation az q redemption fund, ana also
exccptng all sums held for the redemption OF ostand
ing gold and silver certificates, should be at orce uSeu
In payment Of out standing obi yauons
OF the Government which are subject to call ana pay
ment A IL 10 the Judgment Of this committee tHa' 10
neypedient to suspend the coinage OF The stannSru s
yer dollar under the existing law and AZ, In the Iuoe
ment of the Treasury officials, additional Vautrooni
for the safe storage Of tie oOus should DC pro'ueu'
this committee recommends that the Committee on Ap-
preparations appropriate such sum as they snai Do au
yised is necessary for providing such additional Vau
room; and VIC further recommend that such additouAi
vault room shoud located in the Mississippi 'aey'
at such point OF points shall be determined py TIC
Secretary 81 the Treasury" -, , .,d
Representative Fisher presided THIS morning. I anu
Ren aentatives Bedford. Mcclure, Lacey, Psyson h
ene, Singleton, ROsecrans, Bland ana Desense vnte
were OF, sent. The resolutions were adopteI W h
of q 10 q Representative HazeitEe not voting inVso
In favor OF the resolutions were Messrs' neou' o.
Clure PayaoI Singleton, Rosecf ans ana Joilhu' W
poseo TO tacm wete Messrs. Fisher ami Lacey ,,
ON "Wednesday, upon invitation OF the cohmlt-
tee Mr. BurcharG Director OF the MINT, win Win. eso,
views up1n the proposition Of Representative BeIori
that slyer shall issued at the assay ONES
nnon deposts Of silver bullion the basis OF the cern
cates 10 DC the coin hneness OF the bullion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06

star routes received 10 the last annual aove
tsement has lust been completed: The award Oh coh
tracts will DO announced on March 3.
The exchanges Of gle per cent bonds into per cents
since February amount to $2,253.o0O.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day appointed John
IaughIin and William IL Warrington az Inspectors OF
Foreign Steam Vessels for the port OF Philadelphia.
The Secretary OF the Treasury left here this afternoon
for Geneva N " attend TO private business He VIII
return to State authorities suoh Of the property OF
the State as came into hs possession while Judge OF the
Court OF Appe ls Many OF the law books belongingt 10
the STATE have been In his private library for nearly
eleven years He Will remain in Newi0ik CITY to-nor-
row and reach Geneva "Wednesday. lie does moi tx
pect TO be away more than week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
THE PATRIARCHS DANCING.

The Patriarchs' ball filled tho ballroom at
Demonoos fr in IL TO 3 o'clock last night. With tho
rion effects which handsome dresses coorod lights and
flowers produce at these fashionable gatherings.
well sandy pered floor the feet Of the dancers
while The walls OF the made pleasing to tao
eye by large plaques OF various flowers inerpersed with
smax ferns aud ivy. Callas and camellias used
10 stud the Of green foliage that oyerhung tho
mirrors aud fora umbrella hung the
deer. supper and refreshments served usual.
aud at l15 a. m Villa Parsons, dancing with Mrs. W.
r. Vanderbilt, led the cot'n. which included about
soyenty-hye couples, and who danced until Ia M
Among those present, aside from the guests at tho
Brewster dinner, Mr.. and Mrs 5. V. L. CruseT Mr.
aud Mrs Philip Schuyler Miss LanGdon Mr. and Mrs D.
s. Rowland Mr.. and Mrs. c. Val derbit, Allan l. Ri'e'
Mrs Hayward Cutting, William Cutting. MI
aud Mrs. Bayard Cuttins j. +. ID. Lanier' Mas
Ianier Creighton Webb. Louis Webb. the Misses WEBB
Miss Emuet Cassimir DE Khan. Mr. aud Mp. george
H. Bend Egerton Winthrop Mr. and Mrs Jamea r1"g
Miss Etta strong, Ge,rge WOthersPoon' III" "isS0'
Wotht rspoon James b. townsend Mr. Maturl" LIVING,
Ms 'W,merdine, n and Mrs. Grcnvile H.ne, hrs DO
Kllyter Miss DE kuyter, mrs ~ ~ i M Mrs
H. a. POST Mr. and NJ s. X X. cog tie, Mr. an. hrs
TIsodare Roosevelt, Miss Fanny yo"nst1n tue Misses
Ramsen Charles Russell HOVE" II. .; ain, ", w w.
uowIan j. IT, Bayard Clarke, IT, MISS fiore"oeeh u
Miss Jean Turaare La%Tenee Larnare' r' Ma ,S
Fanny swan. Nj. and Mrs: fSeasa M s s.a
MS pierre Ia Moutas, Julian Robbins Stacey
,gsrEe Miss Saus, r. W. stevens hiss DiisY CIV ns'
AZ y',,sr stew ns Miss ann stevens, f. eohuschaIu
"a a,iss Hewb ID. Mr.. aad ars. O. Il. fosdek MI; sna
Mrs. frederick Nelson, Royal Phelps, the mss.s
@a, roll, CuarIes do Kay, Mrs. %. W. BIZ.
Miss May ird J; L0w h,rr M %sS, or,csrr'
MT n Al MIR. G.. Is. Hoffman, Miss Holman mr ana Is
OGDEN Gueiet, MISS Anna Hat M; aud Mrs. D. a. "
si9,swnld T. il uker Ha ersley. Miss HroksHet, =.
C,enIenom Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Ooop Z, Mr. a"J a.
st,,yyesant tlsn Miss Hewitt MI. a.a airs n Ne. n
n aI,s.r.ye suitn Cltt, tue .dsses C,ie s M
p.ters. Freosriok Beach. Henry Hoyt and MI ano MS
In -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Testimony bearing on
the Star Route from Ouray to Los Pnos WAS concluded
in the Criminal Court ihls morning The route from
saguaehe to Lake City, was taken up. and missing
sbcontract led 20 discussion MIR. tngersoh Described
the difficulties experienced the defence iG ont hnng
said tieTe seemed IL be "a
nnk between Post Once Department and the De
partment Jutice, and papers were shifted from one
t. the other 90 as 10 eyade most dcent search on
his mart. The employees i'll these depart mrns were
Trad 10 snow the paper. He DID not blame them :;
they W. r. living In rrign OF a1d needed he posi-
fiUna NJ Bliss empba loally denied TINS charge.
me Arizona route from Tr0s AlimOs TO Clfon was
the next IN or At o'clock adjournment was LA
on acco mt OF the Illness OF Of tho Jurors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. OH the Senate 10
day MT Miller Of New-York, presented memorial OF
the New-York Chamber of Commerce asking for essla-
ton 10 emit poraton Of adulterated teas Mt
Cameron of Wisconsin. nr duced ont resolution LOT
the sufee by the late foods In the valley OF
tho Rhine in Germany. Mr. Van wyck offered resou-
tion directing the Committee Pensions TO inquire
whether any claim agents in Washington are violating
the law or in any PRACTISING extor ION I'r ser
vice In procur ng the allowance OF county h0ese III OF
other ola ms for soldiers, widows or orp aus ne elIed
to the Conmittee ON Pensions. MIR. Van Wyck also
offere1 a resolution which adopted. directing the
Secretary OF he Interior tn inquire and report 10 eao
TO the cut ing II Pine lumber by respis-e is on IN III
We ed lands at tho head o. Tongue River IN MOni ana
In the House bills INTRODUCED 70 prove ~ tne see
re sfy of the Interior from issuing patents 10 land grant
ra r'ade Whe O such roads have not been completed
in the time tIed by he act making the Erant 70
an ~ nro note commercial relations with Cen1rel ana
south America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06

quietly than they during their first week in the city
Consequently they will be in better condition to
spar at the Madison Square Garden Thursday
ing than they when they arrested just two
hours before their advertised exhibition to have
taken place. They under the management of
Richard X. Fox and after the exhibition on Thursday
evening they will travel with combination throughout
the United states and Canada giving exhibitions In the
larger cities. Yesterday they visited several OF their
friends and In the evening went TO Nibos Garden to
see rho Black Venus" Afterward Mace showed his
skill at billiards In game with Hen " Rice On
to give exhibition at Harry HIPS Mace and
SHADE have promised to be present but they will not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
NO INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK

IL was reported in Wall Street yesterday
that the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
about to increase Its capital stock and TO Offer
nevis TO It's stockholders par M. L. Sykes, first
vcepresident OF the company, sad at may be good
guess very bad one. but say positively that
nothing Of the kind has oeen done There has been no
meeting Of the directors of any committee for this
purpose, and certainly not authorized TO increase
the cOmpany's capital suppose that some dav meas
Will be taken To pay for he control OF the Omaha
road which recently bought Whether IL Will be done
by further ssue OF stock OF er means do
not know. hardly think that the question will DO de-
cded until the next general meeting OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06

or other manufactures not specially ennmeratea
was amended by striking out lutte. hax guinS
AZ the end abaqgng for cotton eOmDosed OF Ju'c OF,
of which iute or jute butts shall be the compone"'
material Of chief value" 20 per cent all valoIen IN
Mr. Allison moved to make the duty on seiscs ,, a.
Agreed TO- On motion CT Mr.. Slater jute was s'rurf TUE
out of the paragraph laying duty OF 80 per Sd
making the rate on mapufao ures of Jute not
herein provided for,n 90 per cent ad yalorem'