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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
coNcREssI0yALD oisGs IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON. Feb. $. - The Chair laid
before the Senate the resolution heretofore submitted
nv MIR. Dawes, calling the Interior Department Tor
comics of all papers the OF the Department
or that had been received officer OF that Depart
ment the performance OF the duty OF henry "au'
VIII Indian Inspsctor The resolution agreed 10
without debate.
Mr. Payne presented the credentials OF reelection OF
Senator sherman which read aud fled
The Senate at $40 p M, adjourned Till Monday.
The Speaker Of the House announced the appointment
~ Mr. Hammond OF Georgia, and Mr.. Cuiberson, of
T.xns 10 mn yacanc es upon tue Committee on Amer
can Skipping Interests ,.,, c...n,
bills were passed. the relief OF Frances T. SeWar
1nSeph ~ Parrish Victor BeaubOucuer. q. >. hunt q
Co, Phtnney & Jack son, and Dudley Hall " Co
On morio of Mr. Laird, of Nebraska, resolution was
saopted making the FtL John Porter biila CONTINUING
spsca order February III - the letA ihcIu"lk
NIGH session on Tuesday evening.
the House at AGO. adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
THE PRINCESS or MISSING LINKS.
A FUNNY LITTLE CREATURE COVERED WITH HAIR
PROM SIAM To NEw-YoRK.

A FUNNY LITTLE CREAi URE COVERED WITH HALE
PROM SIAM To NEw-YoRK.
A number of physicians gathered at the
Ashland House Yesterday to see a darkhared little
prin,es. OF missing links. She ia funny little Darwin
ian .uc,imen with FACE and body covered with growth
of soft black hair "KraO Farni. ssiug Link, was the
name she wrote on card. Thc effort tired az great
a concentration mud and complicated an exhiDl-
ton OF visiting gymnastics as graced the III
dttng of sam Weer's famous valentine to"Mary the
,ous,ioad": but the letters distinct and well
formed. with The exception Of the ia" whose snuoos
curves were evidently too much for her
Krao came from SIAM whore her relations nit about
the uuge to save dressmakcrs bills and sleep under
little huts OF woven branches s1e mas
years. and IA now .utrd be the most intel igc
missing INK the road She has the largest and NEST
black that mortal or missing nk ever
pnzsd tutu; "A hgh nut narrow forehead wraith OF
long and soft black hair Hat nose that Ia gute OF
cartilage ami doesn't require one OF sulivans 'edge-
,rr hlnws Ia an cad It over the larger part OF her
face; ears that are Ike lnlia ruhbef ana piounu-
ing cherks with pouches ~ them IN which sue
slows away nuts readily though she was ne MSS
ing INK 60 the chipuunk family. Her hanaS ana arms
are npclKe. she tie her arms In double bow Knot
about her meek with the greatest ease a Jay her M.
gers and thumbs along tnr back or her h'nr or twSt
them into any other seemingly Impossible positqn she
grasp' object without using tue thumh' ana her
close about pcnbOlder wlth grip lake 80 MANY
little boa She Is blessed with m extra
rib and nu extra link in the backbone To
match IT, Her skin l. Of Int brown color. She tened
"a doclle aud affectiOnhte little puss ana is as
naupy a the day II long
d. shelly, who has had charge Of kraO's education,
that her mind Ia initiative rather than constructive
She speaks English and German. hut has trOnhle win
the asprSe sounds account ofthe protrudlug apeRr
Krau ia cerainly proof OF the ability OF either man or
the ape adapt tsef TO surrounding circumstances
DR. shelly says that indeiug by the teeth thls hiante
link is about ten years old judging Dy ner mus
tache, would say she WAS tWehty-Oho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
SEPARATED IN THE DARKNESS,
THEIR HORSE FOUND DEAD IN A CREEK.

MIDNIGHT EXPERIENCE OF A BROOKLYN COUPLE
HOW THEY REACHED THfiR HOMES.
Among the many guests entertained at
Key's Hotel on the Ocean Parkway Boulevard On
Thursday night were a well-dressed man and woman.
They drove up the hotel about 1880 o'clock In the
hotel paTl0r the drank several glasses Of whskey
while his companion took hot lemonade. They sgnIdot
their intention Of continuing the sleigh ride to Coney
Island aud departed that direction The bartender had
almost forgotten his two visitors when the door opened
about an hour later and the man. apparently under tue
influence of liquor and covered with Snow stumbled In
Ordering another glass VI whskey he took seat Dy ITO
stove upon which he his gaze and became lost IN
thought.
"Wpere is your sleigh ." yentured the bartender
81 don't know" responded the stranger absentmind'
edly. Maybe it's in the creek"
Wen where's your lady !" persisted the dispenser OF
liquids
81 don't know" again responded the man doggehy'
and after taking another drink lie again went out INTO
the night and darkness When John Kelly, the propne
tor of the house. again entered the barroom he was tod
of the strange action OF the mysterious couple.
"supposng you take a down the road suggested
Mr. Kelly. 1t then after O'Clock ana oll'cr con-
and the wind blew deep drifts across the roadway.
After walk Of mile and balt the
bartender reached the bridge spanning
Coney Island Creek Cropping around in the darkness
hc ound the tracks of sleigh leading from tne bOue-
ward To the of two creek, and soon saw nark o
let apparenty on the ice. A few yarls further AMI
about fifty feet from the bridge he dlscovere tue no
and sleigh. To his command TO get up, Tue amin
failed TO move and examination showed that te
animal was frozen DEATH large space OF ice arohh
the turnout was broken the horse beng a'I snoerE
in the lev waters. The sleigh was empty. no
trace OF the woman oeing found with tue exception OF
white afghan scarf - , 49,. ,,o ma,
was William Loan, OF No. 145 Classon-ave' Brooklyn.
He asserted that his horse became uhmahdgeio,o n''
ran away. lie refused to say who MS conpthoh w.
Mr. Loan is y steveGOre and has large busincss FUR
tbpr Investigation showed that the woman was
Mrs Jennie Williams. OF No 2O3 Marey-ave Shc WITS
separated from her husband some dime ago III t.'
darkness and confusion that accompanied Tue O'eItu
ing OF the sleigh the man ani womln
were separated Mrs. williams crawha S S
of the snow and - wandered aronnd lor
some time her feet and ears being frostbteh DeloTo
she found house on COncy Island side OF the cree
She .rou md by the promise or al the
money She had some 49, she induced man 10 get o'1
IN. horse and sleigh. and take her to brO"klnh sn9
reached her hon about Thoroughly chliid a'd
frgntrurh by her novel exper ence. Loan found NM
sf unable tn cxricaic his and sleigh. aud bndIuS
htms.lf becoming chilled. he made his way pack ID
EeIlv's The horse was valued at 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

A DISPUTE BETWEEN w RIP PUBLICAN SENATOR'S |
DELAYS wOrK IL ONO.

A DISPUTE BETWEEN ~ PUBLICAN SENATOR'S
DELAYS worK IL "nIo
COLUMBUS. OliO, Feb 8 tSpec0h.-Undcr
the agreement in the Sen ,te to the Investigation
Of the frauls IN Hamilton Coanty, the Committee ON
Privileges and Elections rOnsi,ng of seven members,
Mes>rs Van Cieli, DO H. Schneider, Zimmerman. ana
Lawrence Democrats and Co liter AMI Gregg. Repnbli-
cans w,s TO h. increased to niue by ambition II two
Republicans to he named by President Of the Senate
Mrssrs Ford AMI Pringe added to tho Committee.
From tai, Committee the six Senators 70 take the tosii
nnny were to be selected, each side Hahing ito own
menbeIs-
The Democrats chose Mcssrs Van Clcaf Lawrence
ard DO Ii represent them. but the Repul licans
not 80 rortmiate reaching conclusion. They got
together Immediately after Senate adlournel 1t
soon became evdrnt taat tae place although not consn
ered "a desirable covotst 10y more than three
members The general understanding, however. az
reared b. tHat N,ssTs. Prnsc anl Coulter were 10
20 on the commission. leaving vacancy TO hc filled
either by Senators Gregg or Ford Mr.. Gregg being
OF tie or ginal members OF the Committee Privileges
aud Elections claTed the place by Right Of seniority
Tue gentlemen wrested with the question until IN.
to-day but neither consented yield. The effort
renewed tdis forenoon. Mcssrs. Pnngle aud Coulter
by Gregg that boh he and Mr. Ford retire ia favor
OF Mr. isande> hut tii, not agreed %. AuOt er
proposition SCI tie the matter by lot, Dnt ihis MAS
rejected. Siucc the agreeIn"ni has bren adopted
work and Messls Van Ceaf, DOdd aud Lawrence
accompanied by Sergeant at Arms started for Gin
senator Ford This afternoon. photographed hi. resigna
ton from hr Conlnttee On Irivilrgrs and Elections TO-
President K"hneiy having concluded that II he could
not 60 Cinclnn.t rs 1t was intended he should he
viii have noihnv 10 DO with tue Committee General
Kennedy went AOme this forenoon. IL II learned late
this thar Senator Gregg has Also made up l,
mind resign from the Committee aud Is tho'st that
Seai or Rannes will he the thr man ON the ub-cnm
| 80 to Cincinnati senator Pf nse went with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
APPROPRIATION BILL INTRODUCED.

DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITE n TO CIVIL sERvIcE-fREF-
dom OF woKSIlP.
IPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIIE TRIBUsE>
ALBANY Feb. 5.-Mr. Krus5. the chairman
Of the new Appropriation Committee introduced the
Appropriation Bill to-day. fortnight ahead OF the usual
time The committee have appropriated 100000 more
for the snpport or the schools than year making
the total 49, 600 The appropriation for the National
Guard has boon reduced from 100000 to S35)OOo.
There was opposition Ia the committee from tho DEM
ocratlc members appropriation for the support oil
the Civil Service Commission. The amount yearly
Is only 81 AGO. hut opposed are the Democratic mem
beers Ciy Service reform that they voted {" cut on;
aud tits despite the fact that the approI ration Is rs
CURED by law At meeting OF the committee yesterday
Mr. MeClellaEd Democratic nsmber fro Wostchester
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COST OF TIE NEW CArITAL.
TUE SUN OF $4,000, 900 rXrtND'D AND lHE
BUILDING SILL UNFINIsnrp.


AIp,Sy. Feb. 5.-The report Of Charles
T. Andrews sap .rinteudont OF Public ulidnes, was
presented 10 the Legislature today. Rcfrrrn; TO th'
new Capitol he says: Up to this time the sum oi
SI7 OOOUVo has been expended on the cohArne''h 40
Fac n"ishe portion Of the building contains over six
millions cbiu feet and has over thit'y he- oi Nae
sI"am aud gas PIP - 10 iurhsh tne r',,I' al Ir
nearly three thousand tons oi c"ni are E 80
l ions uf cubic feet nf EHs are cnsuih-h III tN'S
;ue nrc,Sstry light, ~ addition 10 thht IuuSh'u 10y
circtricy These two tc OF heat an lsht enter lar
more largely into tue cost OF maintenance 'n"n %" ~
Others. with the exception OI service. .,.. -.
Consdrnhg III At = ttSa1rr P t ,b sIrnrin,. were
urrparra that for years IL was drrmrd lair heu TOT
patronage; that II ha- been su'!r','u 70 , ro1 80
chan administrative control: mat NhHl improve
nruts have been nado III afnost .vrry ueparthrnt o
the an of building. II Is not strange tia many and
rlous ,ni-tHks- wrrc made. witch only be renrrd
Dy great expenditure ~ money and time Oh Tue ms
take. madc, that Of placing the b"iics ieh furnish
ste ana for h, ans AMI motive P"wrr IN the Placement oil
the building probably the grrat 81.
uush,d win all possible vgor Win lie completion the
danger %, burst az boilers which HIS 20 long mrnac"d
ono injury resulting IRON, the dsiruution Of aust aud
ashes and fon gases through the building VIII he ei-
trcy aycr.d Inc annual Cost "i g's &C orduR - ho
mo-t accurate metre mcaSnrrn"hts loSS l' tps'thcr
win electric -htine involve. Hh apr , o Nv ~,
10000. IL II hoped, however tn't Wlo .' - ~,
lrhiing the buildiig 10y electri'ly sinl) Prfcc W."
aggfegAtrc HOf artificial ght VIII be 20 "e
The superintendent recommends an Appropriation Oh
y3j 10 10 nj u the space left after the removal OF the
old boilers for better accommodation Of The electric
ght plant and the purchase Of another engine 10 sup
element the now IN use aud to take lts place
when the whole light plant is not required TO be run
The report closes as follows:
The amount received from the treasurer during the
mast year was Sl5I6Js; stock on hand January /.
iss5 1904; total, piJi,y13 The eApniitHr- were as
foiows: apitOl maintenance Sl3GlO9i state hall.
SO 300; geological hall. $I6Jl: executive manTion.
So SOL stock hand January |, 1856 SOU; t"t'l
Sl5I073 estimate thar Il will reqnie f"r care "nd
naini.nance The pubic buildings for The Isrh year
brginning october j. 1ss6. tho sun OF Sl5OO0o It m
izcd ns follows: Pny roll OF emplofe-. TonOOO' Iurl'
~ 900; gas AMI electric lirhtng. $4,000 water
A. 600 reneral merchanLse, $OOOOi rcpairs, ElOOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
DOINGs IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
A BIkL 10 ABOLISH THE CAPTAIN OF 1HE PORT AND
uAREoR MAsTFRs--OTHPR MEASURES.


A BIEL 10 ABOLISH THE CAPTAIN OF 1HE PORT AND
HARBoR MAsTERs--OTHFR MEASURES.
,,oov THE REGULAR CoRREsrcaDESr or THE TRBuSL.l
Albany Feb. Ex-senator Pitts to-day int D.
duced a bIll repeating that law OF 1888 which author
lies the Gov, raor and Senate appoint captain OF
the port and harbOT masters Tho salaries OF these
men II they are appointed. will amount To
S335OO. Since 1888, when the former captain OF
the port and the harbor masters went out
of Office the work has been done by
the Dock DEPARTMENTS wharGngers without cost to tho
Stale ItIs the opinion Of Senator Pitts that the Dock
Department might well continue the labor at this
cbeap ralc OF course tho Democratic members Of the
Ieg ,lature sec In this bill nothing but cruel attempt
to deprive Governor Hill Of some patronage.
. petition reading follows presented by Assem-
blynan Hamilton to day: The undersigned respect
fully protest against any action authorizing the removal
of the reservoir at Fifth and Forty secOnds on
count Importance TO the safety OF the city IA means
OF protection Ia case OF fire." II IL signed Ivy Charles
j. Martin president OF the Home Insurance Company,
DE- j. Blauvelt secretary of the CITY Fire Insurance
Company samuel T. Belcher, president OF The Jefferson
In-ufanc. Company, H. n. Lnmport, president 81 the
Contnopt9l Insurance Company ana also 10y officers OF
County Merchants. Hamilton. stDyvrrint, Globe,
Greenwich Lafayette Pacific Guardian. PhDnix. Long
Island Clinton. Peoples. Mercantile Empire CITY and
the Mechanics Fire Insurance companies
Assembly also passed Senator ttlss Dill proNninR
for The submission The people this fall OF the question
whether there shall be- constitutional convention
IN 1887 Pardon Clerk Browns admirable bill providing
n system committing the sentences OF cUnVlcs III the
aor Perces bl authorizing the catching Of sea bass IN
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
CHARGED wTrH STEALING PUBLIC MONEY.

CINCINNATI. Feb. SIS. Il. Williams, an ex-
pert accountant who has been for time Saged
IN an Investigation OF the accounts OF the City Iu
Urinary. to-day swore out warrants for the arrest of
Directors M run. Brockmann and HERMANN and John
scnlIy an er-irpcior. Tae charge that the
directors bought piano for 800 and credited the
books $780, This IL the spocnc charge, but II IL under
brou ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS SUBMIT PLAN
. -. ..t,l ,.o tordov nt the Grand

A conference was heldyesterday at Tue oI" a
Union Ho,e between tue cigar manu- ac'"rsts, uV
gr.ssiye Union and thel itr1l LABOR U
e,mu,it4ee Tho manufacturers proposed that the ha
should 20 back TO work and the Lockout .,
declared of. they agreeing to pay seae ma
VA ses which. would be an aVerase oit,n,ed
uriers paid before the new scare Ws Was ,'orknIen
Inc matter was thoroughly discussed, anu tuc w. of
nrmIsrd 10 submit the matter To slrclhi III ae-
Ia. Board of supervisors t0-DorrOw ms oy5 y,roas
ellie whether TO submit the proposition !" .no -, say
sop meetings. The International men ueel" "a sliI
hnv they will act regard TO the propos t'"n, a.
denounce the action OF the Progressive anu a-e tho
hnr linton ns treacherOus aud unautnOrlleu -rn 10
n'auufucturers raise the lockout their neh WI" '7
wnrk m all the shops except Levy Btothers 1 Iarsev
The ciYsr-packers OF this city, Brookiy h au s.a
civ 10 the humber OF $780, held uiretas ~ of
Ua Lar uight and resolved To unite toi tue Pu ina
nrni.cIng their Interests. Representatives lrV pra.
united committees of Cigar Packers Union w. pro
i've Packers Union No. IS, and the ner.
tectiye Cigar Parkers Union were present; .o,r
rom nresded Delegate Archibald. or Tue Ceht, ~ ear
linton referred the issue or the struese :" aid
drivers and conductors It WAS great slEt, ~
the spelkrr To see the progentos anu n.r head.
e.ntai $, eking the tong men Of labor AT mi nv tae
trrs mud the came result might Dc aouie'e" "
packers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

States Senator Wilson and several prominent Ssste ON
Gals This evening the reception was to the members
of the lower House and OF the country nsnDtrs
surprised the magnifcence Of the entertainments
Mr. Brown Is a good Democrat and mas AN eye on Inc
Governorship. Am0Ig his guests tonight was Senator
German. who, II Is believed, Is fayordDy lnclhSt
of EXPENSE l. paving hs way to the Governors CHAIR
through the stomachs OF tho State politicians bg ano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
PENSION APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The House Commit
tee on Appropriations has completed consideration OF
the Pension Appropriation bill The bill ne reported to
the Hoase this afternoon spPropriates S7o342oo All
increase Of about $l5O0o0oo ever last year = aaf
mn "a follows: For aud navy pensions @IoVoo.-
600 for fees ana expenses OF examining su.seons'
$500 600 for salaries OF eighteen pension hee"ts,
S72 900 ana for expenses Including cie'A
hire rents, ETC., 81 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
THE SOFT AND HARD COAL POOLS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sob. ,SpeciaD.-The last
week has developed more toward the formation OF the
soft ma hard coal pools than all toe time previously
devoted 70 the subject IL is now understood undoub-
edy that the anthracite companies have nearly per-
feced plan for a combination this year Tie SOFT coal
companies will hold final meetlng tomorrow at tbe
olc OF the Pennsylvania RarO ID Company, when The
terms OF the pool wlll he accepted The Baltimore and
ono is In u accord IN this with tho other com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
RIJuoRs ABOUT READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3 (SpeciaD.-President
Gowrn and Receiver Keim. OF the Philadelphia aud
Reading Railroad Company. attended the meeting oil tho
directors Of the Central Railroad Of NewJcrsey to-day
IN the interest the Reading They were present by IN
yitaiion. latest railroad circles Is that II
Reading Is reurganized by the big syndicate wnch 10
supposed be the general mortgages A. J Jas
satt DO made the president ot the new company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Second Lieutenant
lanes c. Sanford Corps Of Engineers has been relieved
from duty ut wileirs Point. ~ u with the battalion OF
engineers and ordered NewY City for duty under
ID. c. Houston. Corps OF Engineers
CAPTAIN Joshua W. Jacobs. ASSISTANT quartern'ser'
has been directed go ,from Atlauta Ga. 10 chata
noo0a Tenn TO snperintend the sale Of certain con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
MIR rlsn NOT sLEIGHRIDENG IN THE PARK.

AUBURN, Feb. 3 (SpeciaD. Keeper Boyle,
wha took charge Of Mr. Fish during his recent New
trip denies the romantic stories printed In some
New-York papers that Fish visited Grants tomb aud
went and that he went seighrldiBg in Central Park
BOYLE says Fish did not leave his room In the hotel
from the he arrived there on Saturday night uuui
no went away Thursday morning. flsh Expressed
qualification getting back TO prison ana sad he hopru
IL would not be necessary for him TO go 10 No"iork
ngaD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF PLAN.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. (Specab.-At tho Of
flee Of the Pennsylysuia Railroad this morning, j. A.
Anderson, General superintendent of the Relef Plan,
reported that he Is oade down with applications for
membrrship. Max RIebonack. assistant controller OF
the road returned from Pttsburg this morning. He
sa the nlan il getting along nicely. Nc. Anderson says
that the applicants Tor membership comprise largo
number % engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
HAT MAKERS AND EMPLOYERS DISAGREE
The directors of the National Hat FiniShers

The directors Of the National Iat rHlsn0i'
and Hat Makers met again yesterday morning !" 'H'
fremont House The committee when had oee" -
no,uted To confer with the committee or mah"tHouV
now IN res.luu at the Metropolitan Hotel IVtOt'e
the board of of Of the employees Tue
made by the employers lhey WrEc NO a,en, ed
noweyer and we're back after having oeeu & t..
The amendments did not SUIT the employers an" 80,
were again returned Tor further cons drta'lo"' "a
"r,nriD. discu> sion an the relative prices 70 -
for labor when machinery Is employed ANA on ', "a
nm Of ar,lratio. No drHulte COncInslUh Was iV"
and The directors again IN the evening III ,,.a.
srssInn which lasted until midnight Ihe co.l' 1T
the two sites OF the controversy -,
y,iu his morning at the Metropolitan liOte. "a
ih,l watch was y imary the cause OF IN, session b,
heen adoptsd by The Knights Of Labor, ana nuo - a.
nnnusrd upou all OF its uembers VINO BUY has I ina
mai have lt IN them The directors nave
nse of the label all firms IN toe UNITED rthVs 70
n h,lf .lokrn who have been eNcrpuOnaD olt'Si .n,
ward the union. THIS Is another point "hto t,o ,a-.
fscIurers mud objections and Visa some VI INV
sIruck from the unions blacklist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

s.j%oad 10 charge more for shsrt than n On hanl
would iujurously affect the farmers OF To Wrst n"
aid mot think that any but results cnnd FOL
low an ironclad pooling prohib tion John Norris. OF
ThS JLiIodetolia Record replied 10 Mr.. Green, ana
tpoke In favor of the pending leEisiation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

dcmncd property for which Major Ezra d. Kirk quar-
tcrInaster. Is responsible - 1870 .,,,,,
The following enlisted men have on their own apnl-
coou hrrn placed on the retired list: Ser ietnt C"r'
Sradtniher. 9th ICfautry. and Private William AoD'h
United s. ates Military Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

Pruvon ia the Vail suit against the lease to the 9Ea-
e, nio and Reading Railroad read and roerrcu 10
a commitiee No other positive action was taken'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
.,ppsr orALErrEa CARRIER.

pun ,nnIp,,iA. Feb 5 (Spseiab.-At the oc" VINO
s,a,,nn mi. AFTERNOON, William Nj. fillmore vsre
said that he was actor. aud Cnars their
,nnlic red lanes Ii. FurmaD.
AZ c aT rne stolen goods he was also arres'"
held IN ~, 900 bail for TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
THE STRIKE OF TUE CARPEr-wEAvERs
H. 49,. I'LL. Loh = Nnorinh .-Ihn II n

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5 (SpecidD. strik.
ing bapdoom carpet weavcrs captured another manr-
fscturer to-day and their meeting this ater Don Is
WAS announced that the following firms had accepted
the strikers terms and the had returned to work.
Jnhn Watt go looms estate II :. Mcdowell, 81 IN m
a. Rnrns is Robert Pollock. so Norris RObOinS.O
Trnry Tottrn IL; Robert Bales, II; H. fetI"ld, ~
l. G Krnsler 30 james McCrhvKru, - Juln> hnhe-
sick II RaIh * Davis 20; john d. knlEht "a T. -.
honneburn. 10; c. d. Weber, 81; James DougheFtY' A
and David Mcdowell, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

MONTREAL. Feb tSpeciaD. THE official report OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway for 1855 just issued shows
the gross earnings to be $s,36s493 and tho working
expenses Of the road $5l43.276. showing net profit
81 ig 500. There are now 1927 miles OF the road in
operation.