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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
TIE RAILh0AD TAX LAU ~ NEw-JER>EE
Az APPEAL TO THF CoUET OF EERoEs-THE FINAN-
CLL nILEMNIA mE me sIAIE.


CIAI DILEMMA OF me STATE.
TRENTON, Feb. - (Spccjdh Referring TO
tho decision OF Newersey Supreme Court declaring
Railroad Tax law Of 1854 unconstitutional Attorney
General stockton said to day that the case would GER
talny be- taken the Court Of Erors AID Appeals IL
- necessary bring the decision before the higher court
because II goes great deal further than is necessary to
declare the act unconstitutional Without pointing out
any way In which the railroad companies can be taxed,
It's doctrine makes whole system Of railroad taxation
since adoption Of the endmens To the Conrttu-
ton invalid. The acts Of s73and s7Gthe system OF tax
alton under General railroad law a. well as the act
taxing miscellaneous corporations embraces ciassihca-
ton of property the purpose OF taxation. which the
opinion declares be beyond the OF the Legsat
ure II also asserts the doctrine that other questions
besides the constutionnty OF tho law will justify the
court In declaring "A tax law invalid. The pecunlary
embarrassment arising from opinion unlocked for
Ia only small part of the injurious result OF such
decision The constitutional division Of power In the
state to have been lost sight OF by the court
The present decision, taken In connection with the for
mer rulings OF the same court on the constitutional
amendment I'm vades the legislative domain such
extent s deprive the STATE Of tho proper exercise OF
its decision of the sOvcreign power OF taxation
| state Controller Anderson said that the State could
dsburse muuey at present because 1t had none to
dsbursr Ii expected that to certificates due hls
month from the railroads would suffice to pay sums
borrowed aud put the treasury IN funds To meet pay
mrnts to be made within the next tire" months. me
decisions put an receipts aud essiry to DIS
bursemcnts The financial officers OF the state have no
authority to borrow money except In anticipation OF
revenue which IL already provided f1r by law aud MS
| There In practically no revenue money can be Dor
rOwcd. Oilers been received THIS morning from
several large moneyed institutions IN tho Stae To lend
funds for State purposes nut these offers can
br Ia wfuly accepted. can the Legislature remedy
difculty the Constitution prohibits the creation
of State debt beyond TlOOOOO except upon vote OF
the people. Mr. Anderson has estimated that the eN-
penres Of the fiscal will amount To Sl,23oOOO eX-
C-lyr OF any appropriations which Inc Legislature may
make. II the Court of Errors sustans the recent de-
It will Ue necessary for tho Legislature To provide
revenue Tor tue current year AS wen a. To prnVIe
me ms TO repay the corporations II tho Court should
| oIde 7 the taxes returned.
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SOLD HIS EFrECrs AND DEPARTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD Philip
Ertel "A well known resident Of this city, and for many
years prominent hotolkeeper at Atlantic City, has
disappeared with a woman, leaving behind several
spurious checks and many debts. Io sent his wife to
this city from the several days ago. and IN her
sold everything In the hotel and sent tho liquors
TO tavern In Spring Garden-s where they were turned
into money This morning Mrs Erto received tho fol-
lowing note from him.
Doll don't be "A fool Collect all the money you can
ana claim $500 law ana hold on To tue house M when
You VIII he Ia a six foot box Don't Tor
ge to claim the $500 Law Tor you Will me again
Erel It s generally believed, drove Mr. Lincoln to tho
theatre on the night he assassnated.
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rights the Indian In this respect the Dill nan per
dpsiguedy ted by the attorneys OF the cat
svndicates ana spectators illegal possession OF
the lands.
PROPERTY CAPTURED THE WAR.-Senator Morrlh'
from the Committee Finance, reported 1dVoraDy
senator Buffers bill authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury deliver, upon satisfactory PROOF OF oWHer
slip TO the claimants thereof tue slyerware' leWeLl
and other property deposited in the treasury ny th
Secretary OF War III June, 1869 property captured
the United states Army during the late war; ana pTolu
all such property rem dining IN the reasr i
two year. alter passage o. the act shal De sou ny
hubble auction and the proceeds OF the sale covered INTO
the Treasury.
WOMAN SUFFRhGE.-At tO-day's session OF tho
Woman Suffrage Convention, resolutions were ad"pteu
reatlrmng confidence I'm the National method OF SeouI
Ing the ballot women through an amendment 20 'e
Federal Constitutions, calling on Congress 10 submit 10
the states the question OF the rlSht OF women
vote protesting against the admission 10 the Union vi
any Territory where the elective franchise denied 10
women declaring The National Woman's Suffrage As-"-
citation be partisan IN politics, anu PioteSthE
against the massage Ina it, FORM or the D now
pending Congress 10 suppress polygamy as nserii
mating uniustly AGAINST Gentle ana n"n-poJgamouS
Mormon women for crimes never committed by tnon'
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RICHMOND, Va Feb. 19.-Thc decision which
the Supreme Court OF the United States recently made
ia the Virginia has produced such impression
that the authorities at a loss what to do. The
Assistant for the City Of Richmond applied
Attorney General Ayers for his opinion That officer
rendered his opinion week ago The RCtormer a
weekly paper OF this city, has succeeded In getting the
opinion and Will publish 1t in full The sub
stance OF II Ia that when person tenders coupon for
direct license taxes, the rendering takes the
OF the being II tho officer
the tender and eves for the he then lakes OF
the coupon Dcng spurious IT, suit thereafter brought
against the officer for unlawful levy II should be proved
that the coupon spurious the plaintiff would fail IN
his suit but n IN that suit u should DO proved that the
coupon genuine, the officer would have been "a
naked trcrsphsser liable for damages This seems to
make II impossible for the state To collect her revenues
until she nrst provides for the coupons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. Feb. 10, 1886.
WAsHNGToNs BRTHDAY.-Orders were issued to-day
closing all the Executive Departments on Monday
(Wasnington's Birthday.
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATIoE-A committee OF work
men from the Navy Yard in this city appeared before
the Appropriations Committee OF the House to-day to
nrge immediate appropriation enable the Department
10 resume work In the ordnance shops.
THE CASE or APPRAISER BROwER-The testimony
taken by Deputy Second Controller Mcmahon, In the
case of General Appraiser Brewer OF Sew-YOrk, has
been laid before the President Tor his action.
TIE LIBRARY BuL~-Gn tho Senate today Mr.. VOor-
bees from the Committee on Additional Accommoda
for the Library. reported favoraDy what Is known as
the Morrill, Dill for new library building, ana SAID
that would call II up at all early day. Inc Dill was
put the calendar
THE NEW PENSION BUn.DGNG.-In special communi-
cation General Megs. the supervising architect and
engineer OF the new Pension Bulldlng mas informed lh
Secretary OF the Interior That S393OO VIII he required
TO complete the building. The amount already e1'
pended on the buildings $747sG5 81.
POST OFFICE CoMMITTEE.-The House Committee on
Post Offices and Roads today unanimously agreed
TO report adversely all bulls before Tor the purchase oil
construction Of telegraph lines by the HoVetDmenI On
"Wednesday and Thursday. March ami 4, the com
mittee will hear arguments from ali persons VINO desT
to speak the subject OF GOVerhmoht cohudcs WIN
telegraph companies.
PENSION MATERIAL delegation representing the ex-
Union soldiers who had been prisoners of war addressed
the House Committee on Invalid PENSIONS tO-day III
advocacy Of bills granting pensions TO All VINO were I'M
prsoned more than sixty days. General Black, Com
missioner Of Pensions, addressed the Commute III
favor OF the repeal Of the law OF 1886 proldhg lol
pension to all widowsof soldiers who had served III wars
prior to that date.
THE DEPARTMENTAL sERvIOE-Representative Glib
son. of West Virginia. addressed the House Committee
Labor to-day IN advocacy of his bill To create COM
mission to reOrgniZe aud reclassify the Departmental
Service He said that the employees In the Gov
departments were arranged into different grades al
different salaries and then assigned TO work indiS
crimInately This, Mr. Gibson SAID, worked great In
Justice and created lack OF interest IN their Work among
| the employees of the Executive Departments.
OKLAHoMA-The discussion Of the bill TO organize tho
Territory Of OKLAHOMA continued to-day before the
House Committee Territories by Representative
Weaver OF Iowa, and exCOngressman Clarke OF Kansas
They insisted that In opening the cupied land Il
settlement there intention TO interfere with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
COMBINATIONS BY rue SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The Senate in Ex-
ecuve Session Tuesday made the following cohhrma-
lions, which have just been made public;
. Morris TAYLOR of Dakota 10 be Surveyor General OF
Dakota; d.. r. Brambe. OF Dakota, TO DO Receiver OF
Public Moneys at WATERFOWL, OAK; l.. y. knapp OF
New. TO be Receiver OF Pubic Moneys At santa
re n NJ Postmasters: n. s. Barnes EalrmOnt. VIVA;
W. h. COlston MartinsDurg. W. Va
. The Senate to-day confirmed the following nom ma
tloDs:
j. Franks Of California to be United States Marshal
for California; W. NJ. Campbell, OF Minnesota to be
limited Marshal for Minnesota Army transfers:
Fret Lieutenant Joseph Garrard, from Atm Artillery
9th Cavalry First Lieutenant g. Davenport, from 9th
Cavalry TO 4th ARTILLERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
LIFE-sAvING SERVICES RECOGNIZED.
THE HOUSE VOTES THE THANKS OF CONUKLoo j
JOS PHI FRANCtS.

TIE HOUSE VOTES THE THANKS OF CONGRESS TO
JOSEPH FRANCIS.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10 (SpeciaD. In the House
this morning there lively dispute between Two
eminent d ,mocratic Accommodation s. Hewitt ana
william L. scott. The question whether Joseph
Francis OF New York, Captain d. Ottinger. OF Erie
Penn was the inventor of the lecar for conveying 10
the shore persons on stranded vessels The Committee
on Commerce had reported joint resolution 'ehe''S
the thanks OF Congress to Joseph Francis ana au'ho"
ing the President TO be prepared ana prese"
10 him gold medal in recognition Of his eminent ser-
vice. to humanity and to his country in the construc'
ton and perfection OF hie-stylng appliances
by which many thousands Of lives have Deeh saved
Mr. Hewitt asked unanimous CONSENT LOT INC cou'i"i
ZION of the resolution. Mr. scott said he must oDocV
II was to recognize Mr. Francis as the inventor Vi INC
life car bectuse the hOuor OF that invention had peeh
accorded to Ottnger by Congress, which ha' NoVcu
$4,000 TO him that account. MI Hewitt rep"'"
that It did not
Mr. scott then called attention to the report OF the
committee which states that previous 10 the nNenon
o. the hfe-savng appliances OF Mt FRANCIS tho "io0"
OF vessel on the wept shores OF the sea was COT
tam death to ALL all on board Inc o"Jccto
W Is not pres quickly enough To prevent NJ
from sciLng the opportunity To drliNc an c1
winch nave been suitably recognized 10y Great britain
France and other countries. but never ny nus Govern
OF the British snip Ayrshire, which was driven ashore
squan Beach during terrific shH"s.oI tE " iay
stranded the sea breaking over her and the snr lonS
her line was got to the wreck by means of mortal
and the ifecar brought 200 OF the passengers sdcS
t tboII life had ever been saved by these means
Mr. replied with great euergy' Heio',i LIE
GG 0itIon esnrd t. usurp in benaf of Mr. Francis
Neither inc American Institute nor the N'wlofk C!b
Der Of Commerce. both of winch had r'cohhcnu'u ',o
resolutions WAS the proper body to pass upon tnc q
ton controversy lie moved 10 IecolI', ,,,,in vas
tion but the motion thed ana INC lo'''"''o" "
adouted without division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Captain Frank
Heath has been ordered from she National Armory at
Springfield Mass. to Hartford Conn. to inspect machine
cnns Captain Samuel NJ swgert I'd Cavalry. has been
appointed inspector of ordnance aud ordnance stores
and auartermasters property at Jefferson Barracks.
Missouri for which Captain Adam Kramer 9th Cavalry.
Is res ponslble.
Ordinances Sergeant Charles OBrien. Sergeant Tim othy
Casey 5th Cavalry and sergeant Michael Maoney' 4th
Artillery, nave been retired,
The following changes In the stations and duties Of
srder directing Major Stckney to take station at
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FAvoRrNG A SPECIFIC DUTY o. SILKS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. u tHpeGdD.-LA-AP-
pr aser Ketchum and President Moore, Of the
Association Of Dry Goods npcrters, were IN washing
ton today and saw Assistant Secretary FArchnd IN re-
lation to their proposition IN favor OF amending inc
tariff 40 as to provide that specific rates OF duty III
attend Of the present ad vaorcn shall be applied TO
all SILK goods imported. They sad afterTHd that Mr
FairchiId received their suggestions with apparent
favor To a TRIBUNE correspondent MI Moore SAID:
ave shall confer with the American mnutacturers OF
silk before Bringing the matter to the attention OF inc
w % and Means G I'm ,ittee. We do ask for
duction OF the du;ies although regard them as IN.
necessarily heavy, but simply for the subsutulon 81
specific for al yaOrom order to prevent under
valuations" .,,-.,
Colonel Kechurn asked his opinion OF the Aldrch
bill 10 prevent undrrvaluatOns. aud lie replied: lhe
provisions OF that bin simply inpracticablc. have
discussed them with Aldrch and tried 20 con
vince him that his bi VIII not cure the abuses IL Is de-
signed TO destroy and prevent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
rorRrH.CLAss PosTMAsrERs.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-The Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth-class
postmasters:
NsoJersey-At Gillette Clara A. Phelan; oxford Joseph
hilbert; Stephensburg James b. Smith STOCKHOLM James
III Lewis. -, ,,.-
BennSLpouid-At Lenhartsyie. Charles ID. Lieger; Ium
bery1le George L. Iieadlng; Mount Jewett Mrs Mary
Miller; Pughlown samuel - BOssett: Sau'sDuIsh j. M
1ronnoyer; West Mill creek, Jonas Is. Roger 1850 .
y Ferris. ROuses Point Jesse Pardy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
DELAYING TIE PAN-GLECTaIC INQUIRY
DIssENSIONS AMONG HE UEIUINhIVI'9 OF IIII' Do 7"
= RIE-GAKLAND'S POSITION


WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (SpecidO.
Carlisle who is chairman Of the Committee Oh RuleS mas
NOT vet called meeting to consider the resolutions in
troduced by Mr. Hanback, and Mr. Pulitzer, which pro-
vide for an Investigation OF the Telephone SCANDAL pu
he will do There no reason 10 DOUBT that the
inoulry will be ordered by the House. and that II VIII
begin at an early day 1t intimsted today by one
of the Pan Electric that the SUIT TO annul the Dell
oatent may not be instituted until after the investga
ton If is to he sucn delay 1t may DC cahseu o9
a fear that the House committee Will discover that lhe
Attornev-G eneral more than he has yet acKno"
edged about the suit so hastily instituted las'
septeulbsr In his letter published in THE TRIBUNE
nearly i've months ago. Dr. Rogers said that through
his exertOns the National Improved Company was H.
duoed to act part Of dummy in the second appca-
ton to the AttOrneyGeneral ana tnat " he having no
.tock in this company consented but said the Hon.
Casey Young reported and my SOM that lie wond
leave the matter with Mr.. GOode, and 50 he did, TINS
statement has not been publicly denied by Colonel
Young so far as is known, and probably ne VIII not
DENY it. b, sides, there said to be evidence III exist
ence that the members OF the Pan-Eectrc ana National
improved combination knew early In August that the
suit was to be brought Mr. Goodies order aIthou@h
he was then in British Columbia and did not return TO
Washington until August 10, and did not Issue the oruef
week after Mr. GaTlanfs departure lor
Arkansas. After Mr.. Garlands return to MashinHtom;
about October l. he informed TRIBUNE CORES POndeh
thai he had never spoken Mr. GOOde on the subject OF
the proposed Mitigation prior to mis- departure t0 Atkan-
sas aud Mr. Coode confirmed the statement The latter
also declared tnat he made his decision without regard
TO who the real parties IN interest but ne ala hOI
ignorant Of the fact tuat Messrs Gar
land Harris Young stockholders and directors
of the PaIt-Electric company
he III perfect harmony does not eHls
at present between the Pan-Eieetrlc and National i
proved people The latter think that the Pan-Eiectri'
men claim than their proper share or credit LOT IN
ducjny the Deparm ut of Justice TO order SUIT IN h'
name and at the expense OF the United states ana UNI
they bitterly Some OF Them too. are disposed tt
attrbnte the exisng delay Pan Electric Co
II asserted several OF them have expressed Inc
Opinion that "Gdrand ought to get out OF he way anu
thus the prosecution OF heavy and
burden. Probably they think the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mas
given them all the assistance That 1t Is IN his power u
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Milwaukee Wis., and relieve Leutenant-Colonel j. W.
Barlow is revoked. and he WILL on Oeihg re-
Raymond take station at Louisville, KY. ana
re ieve Lieutenant Colonel William b merrl H III
and of the Improvement Ohio River. and also ro-
eve Major A. NJ Miller OF the Improvement OF the wa
bash and White rivers Captain William L. Marshall 10
addition TO his present duties will relieve Lieutenant
r. lionel Juhp NJ Bar ow OF the works of Improvement
and ther duties now under his charge Leutcnan Oh
onel harlow on being relieved will proceed to Chata-
nnO. Tenn and relieve Major William H. Mig OF the
duties under his charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20

MURDRR, ARSON md SUICIDE 1T MADHIN
BLooMINGToN, H., Feb. 10.-David Sholty.
the maniac who last night set fro to barn and shot
two persons was supposed TO have escaped to tho woods
but this morning charred bones we're found In the
smoking ashes with his revolver and gun-barre be-
side him. His brother, Levi shoy, Is unhnrt, the re-
yolver ball lodging in his clothing. Mira Levi Shoty
ceved thirteen wounds In tho back from gun charged
with missiles ranging from bird shot 10 rifle balls She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
A COLLEGE RUSH STOPPED BY POLICE.

EAsTON, Penn. Feb. 10 (Speciab. sopho-
La ayette College held their class supper to-
night. The freshmen, urged by upper class men,
ranged rush the sophomOres and paraded through
town hunting their victims. The police were the
who made tine rush. however, they captured three
students aud dispersed the rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
REACHING OUT FOR MORE PATRONAGE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 SpecidO.-Appolnt-
snents in the lighthouse service now made by Col
lectors OF Customs but promotions are made by the
Light House Board. OF the new Democratic Col
iectors claim right to control promotions as well as
orgina appointments Secretary Manning has referred
The matter to Solicitor McCue who Is expected TO render
decision soon There 1.038 lighthouse and fog
signal keepers and their combined salaries amount 10
1855 600 II the Democratic Collectors can get exclusive
cOntTo OF this 1t will amount TO quite an addition 70
sl..4,..
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CLAIMANTS UNDER THE ErGaT,HoUR LAW.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 SpecidD.-CongrcsS-
man Muller OF New. YORK. to-day presented petition
sIgped By President Lille OF the Labor League, and
nearly thousand Others praying for the prompt adudl
cation OF the claims aOorers employed Dy tue Govern
ment for sevces in of eight hours day.
The petition was referred the Committee ON Claims
Mr. Muller In behalf OF the Committee on Claims OF
which he is a member, subsequently conferred with
Chairman ONe, of the Committee on Labor where tbe
Subject is also under cOsderatOn, and IL was decided
TO arrange for Joint meeting OF the two committees
with view preparing measure to cover all cases OF
claimants under the eght-hour law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
LYNCHLNG IN WEST HLRGLNLA.

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Feb. 10 Three
weeks ago "Joe" Burns. repusye-looking negro.
mttcd assault upon Miss Filters OF Baltimore.
This morning Burns paid the penalty Of his crime At
l2I5 o'clock 100 masked men apprOarhe the jail and
without much ado took Burns therefrOm and hanged
Inn In frae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
SULLIyAY AND SMITH TO HGHE

BosToN, Feb. 19.-William S. Harding the
representative OF Richard X Fox. had conference tins
morning with John l.. Sullivan and John T. Kennedy,
manager OF sulyans store authority for the slate
mani that "A match has been arranged between sullivan
and lem smith, of England; the fight TO take place
within SIX months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The President sent
the folio wing nominations TO the Senate to-day;
Charles h. Harmon to be Marshal OF the United States
for the District of Maine
Postmasters Lewis III. Mills, at Carthage. N. Y; Ben
jamin n. Blackburn, at Madison, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
DISSATISFIED VITA MoRRGSoN'S BILL
WHY SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS OBJ CT 10 lI-oiro-
sIIIoN FROM NORTHERN MEMBERS.

WHY SOUTHERN DEMbChAlS OD' VI ~ -
sIIIoN From NORTHERN MEMBERS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (SDec'dD .-Some Oh
the Southern Democrats greatly dissatisfied WIN
crriain provisions Of the Mornsou.ilewt tarlh Dill
The Louisiana representatives it is understood nave
agreed TO stand together in opposition to the measure
the attempt reduce the duty on sugar l. "o"
doued Several DemOcr ats from Alabama, Georgia ana
Tennessee have expressed privately determination 10
vote against the bill unless some OF Its provisions re-
tiug ~ iron ore coal and cotton goods are chHIu-
atcd The proposed reduction OF the duty Oh rice is o
posed by several representatives from Georgia ana IIe
C,r!iuas The Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
Democrats are angry because no disposition SHOWN 10
repeal or redeem internal taxes, "hch u'E
people regard as more burdensOm and veKatous IMAM
duties Imported goods. me Atdhd CoHs't"'"''
of Yesterday edtOrauy declared that the M1rrs"h
tan bill appears bc directed At the SCUM, ana a'h'
Wherein has the South nurt Mr.. Morr~ons eslren'u
feelings e. Tho Democratic dissatisfaction WIN tue "I'
is not confined to the South however IT'S larry ceIa
mai Whatever course Mr.. Randall take. the orr
Democratic Representatives from Pennsylvania, IA wei
and that not more two or three Democratic votes
for 10 can be counted on from ONO
A New-York Democratic Congressman to-day sald
have not made "a canvass but feel ptctN sure l"l'
Merrlman DuwdueY Timothy j. Cainpurii' felN 'alhl J.,
hail Surcgs Muller, PlLdar and Arunt Will vote again
the bill do not know where Bliss, Nahonty ana 0'aH
nrcker stand Niee uncertain, AMI nobody can gus
how Pulitzer will vote. Belmont Hewitt, Adams ana
Beacn Will all support the bIll think
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
SEIZURE OF THE STEAMER CITY OF MExIco

WAsHINGToN Feb. 19.-The Secretary of the
Navy to-day received telegram from Rear Admiral
Joustt at Aspinwal, stating that the United States
steamer Galena has sailed for Key West, Fla with the
steamship City OF Mexico prize. The seized vessel
Il alleged have been lifted out at NeW-fork TOT
hlibustering ok pedtion sgAins. Honduras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20

And An aggregate OF actual '"Ver III slO7 2G4 1862
II W. AID to this United states and NaT9hA
bank outstanding 90 october 81 1897 Az ~ bo9
Of the denomination Of 81 aud $2...-...'.. ~ 1890