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New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


EAST Observation-Disclosures from Zanzibar asserts that
the Begians about to withdraw from the stations
now occupied by them In East Africa.
THE THREE EMPERoRs.-A dispatch from Vienna to
The Times says that tho Car xected 10 Emperor
Francis Joseph a visit this summer III s Thought prob
able that Emperor William will also 80 TO Vienna.
FLAMES IN A THEATRE.-A fire occurred at midnight
last night IN Her Maiestys Theatre 1t was quickly put
out and little damage done. The draperes over he
stage were burned but beyond this little was destroyed
suIsg Mr.. YATES FOR LBRI~-George Grant, stock
iober has broup ht suit Tor libel against Edmund faics
Idifor of 7he World claiming $1,000 damages. Ibc
alleged libel stated that Mr. Grant had engaged III spccu-
iatons without his partners knowledge. that he had In
this way exhausted the nrs bank balance ana had theh
abscOndcd.
mrsu.ps TO yrssEIs-The State Line steamer State Of
Nebraska which grounded IN the clyde on Maie TO- De-
tween liarIuoyle Lighthouse and Dumharton, Dt was
foated is again aground seven miles from Glasgow.
Her cargo II agan being lightercd The BRUSH snip
ekelnode is also aground In the same ncishoornoou
Low tides have running In the river OF a.c anu ne
grounding of these vessels Is due TO this sct Inc Bs
steamer lenrntb Glasgow from Batimoret ost three
boats and had her wheel smashed ON the voyage
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
DIsMIsSALs BY SECRETARY MANNING.
TREASURY EMPLoYFs TO GO IN i"H
INTEREST OF ECONOMY

WASHINGTON, March l3.-The hrst decideu
action OF Secretary Manning In regard to changes III INC
force under the Treasury Department was h'no"''.u
this morning II consists OF material reducon VI ''0
force III tho special agents division. WHEREBY IL S CA
pected saving of $4,000 annually viii be enec'eu Inc
services OF thirty-eght persons nan nave Uo.n US
De nsed with. and notices to that elect were i"oa "
them to-day. The list includes six speeiai hso"'s
twenty-five special inspectors OF CUSTOMS anu csh' o"
ployes whose names borne on the 80 eal'c" Il'"
roll" This action reduces the number Oh aeeh'S 10
twenty-five the number OF inspectors to t"ehyse'eh
and the fraud roll employees to seventeen
It's stated at the Department that these changes a'o
made solely In the interests economy ana mat no new
appointments Will be made to I'LL e NaeHhcles ,a
Secretary Manning has also decided ihht sd
appropratiOn for the prevention ana detectiV ~ %
upon customs revenue shall not DC uscu i % % 10
pose OF making permanent appointments put 1 nn
confined strictly 10 paying for Information na,ncnt
cernng revenue fralds and to enable tho
10 employ persons In special eases wIeIe ~ :, 70
frauds are being pcrpetrated. Secretary maiins -,
fuses TO dyulge this afternoon the names oi tnc
dismissed but may possibly do 80 tO-nortY". ~ an
drrstoOd. however that Special Agents Z. IL
O'Neal and W. X. Bates are among the hummer
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
TROUBLE FEARED ON THE LACKAWANNA.
There are indications of trouble among the


engineers employed the Delaware, Lackawanha ana
Western RAILROAD. Nearly every engineer on tho road
is a member OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Eng-
neers on Wednesday W. II. Dawson, the master me-
chauc of the road ordered the discharge Of six eng-
neers at Scranton, and announcement made that
twenty more would follow In few days. No reason
was assigned for the discharge OF INC men,
nor were they gwen any previous NOTICE Dufing
the extended strike In the summer OF lSt to uuer
onIcals of the road made determined enort 10 DfeaR
up the brotherhood ON that road Inc cno.' % ma NnrS
ar less succe ssful all the DIVISIONS ehcePt uo
"a Essex .liyisloD, whers the brotherhood was 700
strong great many engineers, at the DEMAND Oh tn9
otciuls signed an AGREEMENT Dy Wnicn tneS sorei 49,
their connection with the Brothernooa; s "a' ~ ,Ho
condition OF their being retained IN the employ oi lhe
company .n.. .,,o.o man ,rsra taken hack
''ailv into the brotherhood and reinstateu on lner
s',ar foofinc The men who discharged on Wed
pesday were of this number, ana IL Is eApeccu qua. '
twenty others will be OF the sae class Inc iheoS vi
taaring the present strike 10 the Southwest may
extend In this direction are preparing Tor ny s
weakening the organization as uon a. pa viii rake
should prove TO be the case the Bioeherhoo" WI" 'A'
oileiul action To protect its members -, A., ,,,,,.
In conversation yesterday with TWO OF INC ieSuIn5
members OF the organization on the MOTIFS % n" p,
,r.on 1nInu NJ r,porter assured that the Bfol-
erhoed had desire TO begin sfike, @ p' ~ !, @ y d
was made to break up the society IL wonu ne coped
thar President Sloan and the directors oi the
company have sanctioned or authorIeu ,ne ectio VI
he ma ster mechanic President sloan, IN 1871 placed
himself on record asino being opposed to te BrotheI-
hood. He said then that SO long as tho cnsneeas -"
tended faithfully TO tner sey m,s oD aay organsation
rey peased aud would not OBJECT IL SAID on tne
mari OF the that the organization Is Dehce
o railroad companies Only thoroughly compstent GU
rineers are permitted TO be members OF H. ana IL e.
her through ncompetency or neglect causes damage ~
his engine the property ac s Inc
country as unworthy engineer by snis nc"ns '"0
sSircad company aud the public are the gsiners'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
THE DECREE OF PRESIDENT BARRlOS.
ANNOUNCING HIMSELF SUPREME MILITARY CHIEF

l., IJBERTAp. San Salvador VIA Galveston,
March s-The issued by President Barrios pro-
claiming the Central American Republic dld not become
nuho here until Yesterday In IL he states that after
serious consideration he issued this decree proclahg
himself Chief Of the Republic Of Guatemala. and the
Central American Union single Republic assuming
the title of Supreme Military Chief Of Central
America" taking such abs1lute command anu uo-
clarng tha prOnOuncing hnseit opposcl 10 thc
Iinnn or his movements will bc treated as
truitur TO great OF nationality, ana WIZ SUI
All the chief officers aud soldiers of Central America 10
iOin him, Offering promotion with decoration anu Coln
pensaOi fIe dsay ows all negotiations hpout erIoIS
international treaties laws other contracts whlch
may entered into by any of the other states OF Ce
trai America.
Nxv.OKLEANs March 13.-The situation in Central
America as shown by adyices received here today con
firms previous dispatches as to the utter failure o fres
dent Barros TO enlist Dr. Zadivar In his schemes, which
by the prompt Intervention of Mexico have been entirely
oyerthrown 1t is stated that the Guatemdan troops
were ready TO revolt against Barrss even II Mexico had
not ntervened. He has small force OF regulars VINO
would probably have remained faithful, but the militia
were nearly all ripe for revolt Barri0s has Decn carry
ing things with such high hand that he does not seem
10 have Of the sentiment OF his people "he
Tho disnatch Of President Diaz OF Mexico was made
known through Guatemala, large numbers OF citizens IN
armed OF aud two hundred passen over lhto
Mexico to await the arrival of General r. BseLa' the
Msxic9n comnander and TO join the Mexican forces in
thc anticipated attack on Barrl0s LcdInS cti.es au
hnsness men OF Guatemala complain that the entire rule
of Rarros has been devoted sefagrandizelDent lie
aims both power and wealth As II spechisn oi t'o
way in which the country Is robbed. IL is said that IN
recent purchase OF he PAID an agent OF MS III New
YORK Sl7 so apiece for rifles that might have been had
OF the ordinary dealers for $40 Barros Keeping the ar
ference There is great complaint too OF me charge OF
"a an item on all goods iuyOiced 10 be sent into Qua
trmsa few years ago Barrios was poor, but now 10
wealthy.
CRY or MEXICO, March 'I3 via Gslveston.-The Mex
ican has taken decisive action against Cen
erJ Barrios. ON March President Diaz WIS informed
hy RTros that the (uatenala la Assembly had declared
tie nnon of the States in Republic on March ana
10 President DIaz received elegrams from the IIes
dents of san Salvador Costa Rica aud Nicaragua pro-
testing against this attempt on their ideenehcc anu
on the after date he teegrapned Baros that bis pres
ence was a threat against the independence aug
autonomy OF the nations of this continent Copies OF
this the Presidents or san saiVh
DOR Costa Rica aud Nicaragua and the contents cauhea
The enle est en
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
CANADIANS BREAKING MAINE GAME LAWS

BANGOR, MO, WHTCH I"'- ITO
Canadian depredatons against the game IN TINS sa'e u
enormous French Canadians are employed IN u'e
Maine lumber camps, and they violate every game III"
openly and secretly. Many Canadians other thhh "in
bermen arc also wanton destroycrs OF deer ana
caribou.
"some of the gentry" says an old Maine lumbcrnan.
are iust as bad as the common Cannucks They XII
game out Of season. for profit "a well as for pleasure
and often from downright mnliccus because the state
q" Why don't YOU lumbermcn organize against these
peoplel" M ,.., .~o u.
Inst because II can't he done These Canncks are Is
e ce as Ttar. and would he all that life is worm 70
opposr them. Their operations are carried on ohg
way from the seiteuent-, and laws don't feen to
nmouut TO much IN the n we tried To stop ihese
fellows they'd barn out. shoot us aud steal our prop
,rty The snort men aud the Government combined
mi sht succeed: they'd have 10 send small army
mn along the border To Keep the Cauucks from carrying
,he ,n,e they cpturc out of the State. The Canadian
Government just winks at this pothunting IN h@ine
ntdss uotl
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
,,prD or MR. PrGorrs MARIYRDOM

HARTFORD, March - (Spccidl
lecators are about tired Of Pigott nvestieaion
the Judiciary Committee reported to-day In favor OF CIV
ing the New.Hayen petitioners leave TO withdraw ana
hat for the absence Of Mr. Troupe. Of Ne~laven VINO
asked the favor OF delay until he could be present ana
vote the House would have accepted tho report u Is
understood that after action Is taken so VIII tender
his resignation another advanced step In his martyr
dom and further insult the good nature ofthe House.
and there k growing conviction that II lac docs hs nc
House in defence Of its character aud dignity 1utt
m deal with him no longer but should promptly ana re-
oIutey 81 pc him The ferlingi favor Of THIS course -
cxnres.ed with ~ much emphasis on the Democratic sue
OF ihe House us the Republican side.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NO CALL FOR MILITIA IN KANSAS.

ATCHsoN, Kan, March 13 (HpectdO.-Ihe
Governor and State Railroad Commissioners having
failed to bring about arbitration OF the strike left this
city for Topokl this morning. Prior 20 his departure
Governor Martin tolegrapncd TO Vice-PresIdent hoSe
that he did comprehend the situation as there
,yere many more involved in the strike than he
Imagined. IIc refused 90 order the militia TO AtchsDn
or county officers, and no legal demands mad upon him
for trnops Mr. Ifoxes reply led to the belief thar an
ndin tnt nj would be effected by local officials omor
row and work resumed No freight trains have moved
that they will resist arrest About nTty locomotives
and several hundred the side tracks IN
this vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
HAVING THE FREEDOM or 4 JAN.

NEw- BEDFORD, Mass, March 13 tSpccidt.-
Nantucket Is excited the liberty allowed James Ma
honey In the Jail. He was sentenced to three months
imprisonment drunkenness, bat has been allowed 10
eat at the keepers table, TO have the freedom OF Inc
prcnises to go cunning and to have the keys OF me JAW
liz managed TO get lqor the other night smashed me
windows OF JAIL and II took the whole police force 10
aujct him. lie Il the only occupant OF the jail.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

INTERCOLLEGIATE BASE BALL Ass0cnAiIihoN,, AlIie,,.,.
eppIScrIrIp Mass, March l3.-rhe lnteFeouegiate
IA aseaI Association to-day refused an application iron
Williams College for admission 10 tne assoclor % s ane
Chosen Prs sident. d. Muivane, OF YALE vice,pres
Sao,s - n Wylie ir, Princeton, and :. III. Wiliams
s Amherst: secretary and treasurer, q. T. Weeks Ok
Oar mouth.
INSANITY OF EX-SENATOR NEsMtTH
ponrIAND, Ore, March 13.-rne Medical Dlrector
q, the state insane Asylum at Salem the eondt.
ton Of ex.United states senator j. W. Nesmitn 70 Ss
mncb imnroyed. Mr.. Nesmth is now able 10 take
exercise every day. his mind seems to be less cioudy
ILLNESS OF FRANK PATTERSON.
FREEHOLD, March l3.-Frank Patterson VINO mas pce4
In J here several mouths awaiting trial on cnargos ~
forgery, is seriously Ill with gasfriuA Hls wue y -
~ ut her homo IN Asbury Park
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

Generals Office. seems true only In Pickwickian
sense. The original opinion ia in the custody OF In
spector Sharpe of the Posoce Department but copy
is still held in the Department OF Justice. Mr. Brewster
under date Of March 49, 1ss3 charges Postmaster Pear
son specifically with being incorporation stockhoider
and director in the Manhattan District Telegraph Com
pany. Mr.. Brewster holds that this fact Is fuly
established by report Of special agent
who Investigated the matter Tho report,
I'm his opinion, shows Mr. Pearson to have
been guilty gross violation OF law, inasmuch as ne
advised the company how to evade It, and then, when
called upon In official manner to give the names OF
the companies violating the law, reporting them all ex-
cept the he connected with. Mr. Brewster con-
cudes by that Mr.. PearsOns conduct merits ii
mediate and prompt punishment and he therefore ic-
comlnends his dismissal The fact that MT Brewster
would show apparently, how litte value the Admins
tration put upon It,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
CAPTURING NoNUNIONIsTs IN FORT WAYNE.
LII Mn,.ch lu.nili Y 81 Y

FORT WAYNE, md, MaTCH Io.-I WCHIy- SIX
machinists arrived here from Chicago ut D. in yeser
day. to take the places OF men now on strike at TINS
poin They arrived In a attached to freight train,
IN the Wabash road The OF their presence became
known to the strikers and committee was sent to tax
with the newcomers who are mostly Germans, at the
Washington House. The committee induced twentyfour
OF ;he twenty six TO attend meeting which they
Immediately called at Driscors Hail. where the imported
% ,yere ted into the knights Labor and Joined
the strikers The men say that they knew nothing
of the strike here and that they accepted the positions
a. Sbtcngo i'm answer TO advertisements In the German
for machinsts to 60 work outside OF the city
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
MORE MINERS OUT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrTsBURG, March l3 (SpcctdD. D.-Presldent
Costello. who has jusxUG.ned from tour OF the s'rk
ing Mines said to-day the miners have been reduced
10 desperation ana In this strike their only hope OF
getting living wages. To day Carin's miners at Saw
MIL Run, the Pan Handle Road, TO the number OF no
went to work at cents 1t is said that another opc
rator whose mines are near Carlns, will also grant the
advance sovcntyhve miners at the Hampton mines at
Williamsburg strnck day This Is important In view OF
the close proximity OF Sandy Creek Mines operated
hy the New York aud Cleveland Gas Coal Company A
committee OF miners will visit these mines to- morrow
and endeavor to get the men out. The miners Ony
worked three months last year Many OF them arc Ving
n the greatest poverty Large families have been Kept at
less than 500 for the last year.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
DrTY ON CANNED LoBSTERs.

BosroN, March 13.-An opinion was given
to-day IN the suit OF Edward T. Russell ct al versus
the Collector OF the PORT TO recover duties upon largo
ouantty of canned Holsters from the Provinces L"o-
- ,r ani,tsd duty free and the question at issue
was whether constituted necessary noA ~, ~
covering" Judge Colt decides IN the negative anu ma
decision is In favor OF the defendant
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
BELLONPs CLAIM NOT ALLOWED.
fsr rxLEoKAra TO THE rRIsUsG

HALIFAX, March 13.-The arbitration on the
esims Of Robers Bellopi to hafnterest in the Inter
1nonal coal mine Cape Breton has resulted against
.elIonL Belloni. Nsw-Yosker. obtained tho niue In
7o, Tor &275 900, ths amount for which II was mort
d bat hc was unable 70 obtain necessary capital to
nte n nnd sold iteat y Hngh McKsnnsn, Donald A.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEW'

BpRyE, March l3.-Two more Anarchists nave peo"
arrested IN the Canton OF Beriie.
PARIS March l3-The steamship Rhin ia about 10 sn sa
fro Mar~eiiies for Reunion and Madagascar with 3oo
marines board.
DrpIIy March l3-After the memorial service IN the
Cathedral I'm honor Of Cardinal McCabc IL was decided
hv he meeting 10 omen subscription for the purpose o
ocurp% nancy with which TO erect statue TO the pre-
Mt IN
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
GERMANY AND ITALY.

ROME, March 13.-The relations pet"een
italy and Germany are couded Recent interviews
he,ween Herr Won Kendell, the German Ambassador'
s.,d signor Mancni, have resulted In assurances
from the latter that IN case Italy enters ih'"
alliance with Great Britain she will still observe the
obigptions under which she now rests to Germany
Gictnr italy will be steadfaSt to her German aance
The tension between the Vatican and Germany because
of the vacant bishoprics shows renewed strength
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
APROJEOrED OIL REFINERY.

TITUsVILLE, Penn., March I3 3INptcldI.-A IHrgt
oil refinery Ia soon be built by stock company OF In
dependent rencrs Most OF the stock Is already taken
by capitalists of Oil City, Ttusvle and NewYork Tho
works are be built the flats east OF tho city. An
eght-lnch ppe line IL to be laid from the Clarendon
Tiona toneham oil fields to supply the new concern
with oil independent OF the Standard There Is also
project under TO extend the tdcyatcr line from
bradford To this city.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
THE CASE OF YOUNG w1RyoCK.

NEW-HAVEN, March I3 ISVectdtJ'-JHIHcs II
Warnock Yale 81, Of Atlanta, who was arres'e" '"'.
ee for drunken row for the theft OF watches ."
6ns c,oBg from his fell wstudei Is. was released To-
dav on bonds furnished Dy ms father, Dr. haocA =.
wealthy man. whc with his brother arrived to-day. IL
"a said that young warnocks drinking has weakened MS
mind and his defence for the OF theft VIII pe ~
,nity shsuld he ever be tried. lie carried whshey
ASK with him constantly. Dr. Warnock wept over MS
sons fall lie will take him to Atlanta, pr oaDy, atxr
settling the against hn ana bo'H * eAse ""A
do will send him to AN inebrlate asylum
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

Smith of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and other Mon
treal capitalists for what he gave for It, he peing re-
tanned as manager at $1,000 year. Difficulties soon
arose and resulted in his being dismissed from me nnn
for his interest mine. and above the
maid by them alleging that the mine was worth SoooVoo
ana that he had personally spent $4,000 IN extenag
and improving the works This with othsr MINOR @ cra M
was submitted to James Parker, New-forK awer' DIV
yid McKeen and L. L. Baker TO arbtrae on, anu tney
unanimously decided in favor Of the Montreal company
Belloni who that he lost Sl6OOOO III tho nhs
has TO New-YOrk,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
IYYCHIyG 4 NEGRO ~ MISSISSIPPI
March 13 (SpeciGD.-A

NEW-UKLEANs, MdIVH 10 V"PtC1F'1' III
vices received here to-day state that Richard Mcdowell
colored was ynchcd Mississippi while In charge OF
officers OF Ton gpahoa Parish, Louisiana McGowen vas
accused Of incenGiarism In Tongpahoa Parish ana was
arrested by the shenn Of Marion County, Mississippi
.r.r q, 6gh, ip which ne was severely wounded. ON
Tnesday two officers OF Taugipahoa Parish took MIN
from the Mississippi authorities and started Win MN o
iha stale They had proceeded FAR when they "clo
siopped by a mob who McGowen and hung him to a
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
SYMPATHY FOR THE STRIKERS.

DALLAS, March 13.-At a mass meeting last
night resolutions unanimously adopted expressing
sympathy with the employers of the Missouri Pacific
Halfway system who have rebcled against reduction
of wages and urging thar, as matter of justice and
right Missouri Pacific Railway should restore wages TO
o former figures. benefit VIII be given the strikers
on saturday night at the Coliseum Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NOT SATISFIED WITH HR. HTGGfNS.
= La a.

BALTIMORE, March I3 lSpecldU.-It Is cur
rently reported here such the scandal aroused by MI
uireipss appointment as appointment clerk in the
United States Treasury that the Ciyil Service Reform
Association OF this city, although composed almost en-
trely OF Democrats have felt themseyes called upon to
protest against IT. prominent member OF the assoca-
on stated today In an interview hat tho regular
meeting the association which will be held IN Few
da Va The matter VIII be brought and public protest
will be made TO Secretary Manning.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
FAILURE OF A sIEEL-nAKISG PROCESS.

READING, Penn, March 13 (SpeciaD NEARLY
year ago leading iron manufacturers Of Easte Penn
syvana and New York formed pool OF 100000 for the
purpose Of experimenting with the Henderson method OF
making steel IL was taken the place OF the Bess
emer process. IL IA now announced that experiments
have proven that the Is not successful ana mas
heat, ahaud
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Ex-MAYoR MANNING FOR A COILECToRsHIP.
BUFFALO, March 13 (SpeciaD.-A dispatch


from Washington received here to-day startled some OF
the Democrats, while 1t agreeable to others It's
to effect that John b. Manning had been chosen by
President and Secretary Manning for Collector OF the
Port OF Buffalo, and that his name would be sent In
among the early nominations Tho dispatch was from
Buffalo Democrat, I'm Washington, who is opposed
ex-Mayor Mannng's preferment and was. therefore,
the significant The dispatch says that was not
Daniel Manning who first suggested hs brothers ap-
pointment, but the President who thought that it would
heal the breach between himself aud ex-Mayor Manning
and be agreeable to the aters big brother no" tne
vital power in his Cabinet The Secretary. 1t further
says first to being placed In the attitude
OF forwarding the political interests OF atye so early
i'm his career hut cleveland said that he would take
all the responsibility ard really desired John B Manhng
at the head the Buffalo Custom House THIS was the
substance OF long dispatch aud was the absorbing topic
of among all who have seen It, Ex Mayor
Manning declines to talk about IT. IL mas leaked oul
that ,cvcral political enemies or Mr. ManillHg alter
hearing OF his selection for 50 important trust, et-
gruphed Buffalo Democrats in Washington 10 oppose
he
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NEW-YORK. SATURDAY, MARCH Ia, 1885

armed Arabs are gathering to assist osmnn ,tanr
His forces have become defiant and repeateaiy a''"'
the British Outposts.
KoRTI. March 13.--A report Is current among .'s
natives to the effect that tho Mahdi has eVac"a'.1
Metemneh The reason alleged for this step is ,' uo u
Mahdi fears that an invasion Is ABOUT " w '" ~
the soudan from Abyssinia.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
TO MARCH UPON PEKIN.

PARIS, March 13.-lt Is reporteu th"'
the Chamber of Deputies and the members OF the Gov
erninent are convinced Of the necessity OF arch"s
upon Pckin The Government will shortly ask ior q
grant ofs $40. 100000 10 provide Tor the aspa'en "
25 900 men TO China.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
REFUSING TO CALL OUT TEXAS RANGERS.
GALVESTON, Tex, March ia dispatch to

The Ne,rs from Austin says Vice-President Hoxie OF
tb" Gouid systom requested Governor ireland To order
the Rangers to Texas points where the striRe eAsls'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
MIR. FAIRCHILD CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Senate III
executive session to-day confirmed thefoowns nohha
ton: Charles s. Farchid of New York. to be Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
MR.. BREWsTER's OPINION OF MR.. PEARSON
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Ihe statement
made yesterday to tho effect that an opinion Oh MI
regarding certain charges against
Pearson. Of York, was not on nle IN tho A'o'nes