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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
SUGGESTIONS or THE FOREST O

SUGGESTIONS or THE FOREST OOMMiSSTON.
ALBANY, Jan. 27.-The rol Ort Of the state Forest
Commission Is not long document. Tho commits
sioncTs are Townsend Cox, sherman W. knevals and
Theodore H. BasSelin. They ask permission TO send
In later and fuller report. The PRESENT paper
makes many recommendations Legislation Is es-
peclally recommended which would enable the com
mission TO make leases TO present occupants, at
least Of sites in the forest preserve; such leases
not 10 cover more than five in area, nor TO
c1tond over period Of more than ten years. IN
the opinion of the commissO al. money received a.
taxes from residents including. the taxes on
Sato land, should be reserved for, and aprnpriaei
t.J tho building and main enance Of roads running
through lands which sucn taxes are assessed
and should not be applied to roads At disianc rom
such lands. The commissioners urge a change or
venuo in prosecutions for uespass upon state lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
yoryG AuFRTcAy MECHANICS AvGRr.

PITTsBrRG. Jan. ~ (op.c'aI Of the Junier
Order of American Mechanics are ancry because thcy
have been refused epre entann committee haviag
I'm charge the coming centennial of Allegheny co MY
There are ovc: 5000 members In the county, Reore'
scuatvss of tne Miners Uuion, large proportion OF
whose membership is foreign bors. AMI Of the Brewers
Assocat on wcrs admitted to nsSbcr3hip on the Cen
tcnnial Committee at the same meeting when ex-
euded the Mechanics representatives. 1hs secretary 81
the Centennial Cora saws that Us action was taken
I'm accordance with resolution 10 cxclu 10 all poc
and ssetarian ORGANIZATIONS Assistant City Controller
Davis n prominent member Of the American Mechanics
said: , 49,.
"Itisa ponuli but false idea that che order IL nsht-
ing the Carlo Church, and that the principal quan
cation required or applicant for membership 10 that
he be a native OF America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
mscELLANEous RAILwAY INTELLIGENCE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILW AG INTELLIGENCE
PITTsBURG Jan. 27 (Speciril-James q. Blame will he
greatly benefited by the Ptsburg and Bel Vernon Rail
which building The road along the north
side Of the Monongahea River practically parallel to tho
Pitsburg Virginia aud Charleston division of the Penn'vl
miles which tile length of the road
The begins opposite McKeeSport terminates at
Belle Vernon. II ihOuah Mr B,an-s coal lands ana
lie readily granted the right of "un-ctrins viii DO
the BaltomO:c ant OI0 AMI fIe PittsbuS, NC
Ke-port ami You t0geny winch Is part o. the PttOnrg
and Lake + RE system.
HAMILTON ont. Jan. 27.Tho directors OF tho Hamilton
Eorthwesern Railway Conpny have completed their
agreement with the Grant Trunk TIE acquisition Will
be under the OF tho Grand Trunk.
BALTIMORE jan 27 (Specid.-A bill was introduced In tho
State today tbs charter OF the Baltimore
Ohio Rarsai Asso laton The Knights OF Labor aud
sthc: labor organiZi atoms urglrs tho measure
IHnADELPHfA Jan 27-Tke statement Of the Norfolk and
Railroad Deceuber. 1897 shows net
with the oath. Of 1886 F,r twelve months end
December 81 the earnings were 81 Luis. an IN
of $40. ~G6 as compared with 1885.
CHICAGO an 27.-Sncs Tuesday Bluford WI son master
chsncery Wabash has been in Chicago taking
testimony upon petition o. the bOhbolers OF The mort
cages 1867 1879 The holders Of bonds under these
claim that of the revenue com into
the hands General McNui receiver is earn from prop
when their mortgages nrst lien ana mat
the payment Of coupons OH first and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
THREE CLERGYMEN IN DEADLY PERIL.
MARROW ESCAPE Of TIE REV DRs COOPER AND
M'vICKAR, OF PHILADELPmIA. AND PHILLIPS
BROOKS, 0F BOSTON.

BROOKS, OF BOSTON.
PHIL>DETPEh. Jan. 27-Thc Rev. Dr. Charles y.
Cooper of the Protestant Episcopal Church of tho
Holy Apostles accompanied by the Rev. Dr. william
N McVickar. rector of Holy Trinity Church, and the
Rev DR. Phillips Brooks, of EOston, together with Miss
McN'kar sser OF DR.. MVicla". ed asi evening
In carriage tc attend the dedication Of the Chapel of
the Holy Comforter, at Twcntvscvcnth and Wharton
Hs. The carriage driven by Wism Ncrnbold.
While crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at
Gray's Ferry, near the arsenal the rear part Of the
carris 20 was struck hy engine The latter
going at slow rate Of speed al the time but the force
OF the collision suc en to throw the driver from
his seat while the occupants of the carriage managed
To escape unnured The driver received injuries
about the h AL and removed TO his home in patrol
wagon. The carriage demolished
The dlay In the aIi' al Of the r'ty al Il chapel
caused some alarm and carriage sent in search
OF them The Chers found IA" dis isngu~hcd clergy
men 10y the railroad tracks. they having just been cX-
treated from the wrrok After looking 10 the safety
Of the injured diver, the party proceeded 10 the chapel
and tho d"dcatory services carried though
nothing had happened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

LITTLE AGREEMENT on RATES IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-No agreement has vet been ar
rived bv the Western railway managers VINO at
tempting to restore peace anong the passenger lines
They again session to-day and discussed with
psre temper the disputes which threaten Ia break
up association such tile fight between the Wabash
and Alton.
1t IL stated that owing TO the Burlingtons refu.s
longer to that ths burlington and Norihern
sny maintain freight rates in the Northwest tho Chi
cage. Milwaukee and ST. Paul and the Chicago and
Northwestern will at file notices of withdrawal
from the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
READINGS MONTHLY EARNINGS.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 27.-rhe statement OF the Phila
delpha and Reading Railroad AMI Coal anl rsn Gem
panics for December 1887 compar-i with tao same
month 1856 shows: An ncrs Ise is gross rnugs or
1860 SO; an increase in evp,rs,s o: $685. 0j6; an
increase in net earnings Of SlO0.7sj.
The Board OF Mango uent has ordered that ten cents
per all coal nined frsn lands swne bg the p IL
lpha Reading Coal ana iron Coiapiny since De-
cember shall he aside sinking fnn 10 he used
eithsr in the acquisition of additional lands or In qui-
dating coal land bonds and Tho amonnt 80
transferred December is i7O2i G7 and is charged
TO Operatn. expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
THE MEXICAN NATIONAL LOAN.

CHICAGO, Jan ga City of Mexico dispatch says
"The great loan of slo50o000 which the National
Congress authorized President Diaz 10 hego'ia'e mas
been consummated through the German hnanc'er'
Herr BleIchroeder under the following terms The
German house will take 93,600OO0 OF these bohds
Immediately at 20 cents the dollar; the rate OF eX
change on London Will be AZ I'D to equal Mexican
dollar. Accordingly, 23.6Oo,0o0 will equal 100000
600, which at 20 cents will produce S14,ooo,ooo'
Herr Beichrocder has the option of taking the rest OF
the loan within ninety days al per cent, and VIII
probably secure It. Edward NOetzlin, the banker
through whom the loan negotiated, left the city
IN nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
DYING ABoAKDAN ELEVATED TRAIN.

A little before midnight last night rorthOou"a 'i'''
o the sixth Avenue Elevated road pueu UP ' ~
Forty second street station and the conduc''i ~
guards carried the limp body of man OUT l" INC i'
form He had fallen from his seat in the car anu INC
ambulance surgeon. who arrived soon. shid thA' " ~ ~
been dead for five ten minutes. lie had on his" ~
hat from Dsnaps, with the initials j. >; w. oi
He wore black coat black waisco anu p,'a ,ba
light striped trouses Ills handkerchief also poS - .io 10
Initials j. j. g." In his pockets were fonnd 90 - M ~
curren y and roll Of Confederate bills Ills p'"' "'
taken to the Thirteenth sire I Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
DESIGN FOR A SOLDIERS MoyUMEsE

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2T tSpeeidl.-rhe Indiana so''
dier,' Monument Commission to-day accepted tho
design Of Bruno schmiU, Of Berlin Designs wero
submitted to the commission by seventy Of the most
famous sculptos and architects of Europe and Aeric
comn,isslon had agreed upon choice. The monument
viii cost over a quarter million dollars. The design
4 for lofty square shaft, with ornamental eaphh
supporiei on d pedestal. Upon the top Will De .
figure of Liberty Mr.. Scbmitz designed the Italian
National Monument ut Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

PROTECTION AGAINST PLEUROPNEUhONIA.
WASHINGTON Jan. 81. The operation of the clause
prohibiting the importation Of cattle into the
United States Is suspended as to Great Britain and
Ireland upon the condition that II shall be shown that
pleuro-pneumonia has not existed In the districts
whence the cattle are obtained for one year prior 10
their expectation and that the cattle are fully pro
tected in tranSportaon that such cattle will not be
permitted 10 land unless ac Ompaned by allmayits
Certifying 10 their health. All cattle SO lnnorte shall
be sub iect 10 a quarantine OF ninety days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
TILE WILL OF NRA. NCULLOHGH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 81 (Speciab-The will Of Letitia
Mccullough is TO be offered for probate on Monday
Mrs Mccullough left estate valued at S:6OOO which
is left In trust to Lawyer william f. Johnson The
sum Of $500 per annum IS to be paid TO the wife Of
James Mccullough son OF the deceased aud the Income
Of the balance OF the estate Is 10 be applied In the DIS
crcton of the trustee for the support OF James and her
daughter Irene Mccullough, who is now a minor. The
principal Of the estate finally revcrs TO the daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
uJyrBS BrSUJyG FOR WORK.

sHAMoKIS, Penn, Jan. 27.-The Enterprise Collicry
has been FORGET to suspend indefinitely. When the
miners res umed work agreed that the coal should
be loaded into Pennsylvania Railroad ears and de-
livered to that road for port alton thus giving the
Reading Company short haul orly The Readlg
Company refused to accept the Pennsylvania cars,
tbeleby causing q suspchs cn of wtik. At the Luke
Fidler and Cameron collieries today rush mad,
for employment and about four hundred hands were
aba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
SMALL GROG SHOPS ro BE CLOSED.

There Is consternat0n among tho wine anu oo'' OP'
keepers OF city that the Ehu''
mlsioners have had detectives watching thr" 'o' w
time ana have ,ecarod evidence Of violations ot ths "
100 cases. These men took out the ~" "'o' -
allows only the sale wine but nearly All Oh "o
dealers we're suspected Of selling vhskey Iho
ION 10 said to have $1,000 and will probably "s'
tho closing Of hundreds Of snail srog sAop~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
r1eF IN wJTDErSPOOy NAIL.

PRINCETON. y. j., Jan. 27.-WitherspOoh HAM, o"o "
the hand, ,omesi and costly Of Princosns sr"so
collsg, buildings took fire this afternoon IN the room
ous of the stuacns II IL hal not Ter the quick
response Of the tire aen the entire building wou un
dsubtodly have been destroyed. Wien the haaeS "''
discovered students from the buildn: III "llu cA
Tbe oss j. nucpsIl, caused by w2ter, which did sreat
damage 10 the furniture and carpets OF tho budlhs'
1he erigiu OF the lire is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
pAn1rcr CINE WITH 4 PEI CocKs FEATHERS

PADLUCK CAME WITH PEA SFEAIHhh@
LoSG BRANCH, " j.. Jan 27.-Dani'l llois't pr"ther
ip-law pf the late Daniel Ldly. OF New-York went 10
Europc last summer and brought back as present 10
his wife screen of peacock feathers when Shs "'eu "
the house as an srnaaeut He told her at the same Inns
ina, tnav wers rspntcd to bring sad luck but sho PAD
no attention MIN the feathers were breught 10
the house the place has been nearly destroyed W ne
several times - valuable poodle dog has die thU place
has been visited burglars, ana saldest OF .i 'i'
Idiy and his DrOtner-n-law have bsth area "llhIh
few ye,ks Now on top Of all this trsuh!e osmeI
threat from OF SIR lddys relatives 10 coh'o'' MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

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JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. 27.-Gesrge HaIwosd Jar
penter tho ab,cund ny president and treasurer OF tho
Rr,,.ide Knit,i M % spauy tse Waskburne S2lsyhc
Manufacturing Company and other corpsraus"' III
ew-York Who has visg ia this city since NoVon
her under an assume was arrested TO-DAY at to
instauce SONS o ln,pnctor Byrnrss detectives; u
charged with wing forged bills OF ladlag ana ware
honss recsips 10 the amount 81 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
To OBsERyE THE ECLIPSE or THE A0Ox

TO OBNEKFk IHI HtIII y" VI '1''
BosToN. Jan 27 (Specab.-rhe eclipse "I t"o ""su
to-merrsw evening will he watched w'A ses' care
IA. Harvard Cclleee Observatory. The observations
wight will bs under tho direction o Professor
Edward C. Pickering The observations by photography
will relate chiefly to tho moons spectrum ana we
othees will be measurement OF the mso1s hyht uuaes
the successive transitions ron tho fully dispiayea 'ro 70
ths me~snt Of total nnnersoa. proee'e wAicn |" 70
heated Of course. mosn cmerges from 'hs sno"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
OB0AyETTE ursIo 10 IvFRIyGEMENE

BosTox Jan 27-Judge Colt, In the United States
Circuit Court to day. gave nterestiCg decision 10
music dealers the slit OF william H. Kcnncdv against
John McTamany. r. music publisher. dismissing inc
bill II bill in equity to enoin defendant Tor IN
infringement Of copyright Of the misc OF the song
EMMY Is the Cradle Bahv's Gone" TIE Judge saws:
"Thn only question in thc Is: Are perforated
sheets of panrr infringement Of copyr clt sheet
music p cannot convince myself that these perforated
strips Of parrr for the organete an nf ingemen
They are y mechanical invention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
NAIrRAL GAS COMBINATION.

PI1TsBURc, Jan II CSpeciah-Twslve OF the fourteen
comuanies operating west Of Husburg have formed
o,tursl ga. associat on The Standard Oh Company
ia nterested I'm the combination The scale OF iatcs
Tor consumers Will amount to about eighty per cent
of tha cnst 4 coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

THE SCHOONER ROYAL ARCANUM WRECKED
HALIFAX. Jan. GA man from Port George on
the Bay OF Fundy coast, who succeeded In crossing
the snowdrfts the mountains. brings story OF the
shlpwrock Monday Of the schooner Royal Arcanum
coal laden Boats put out from Port LOrne, and
taking the of left the vessel to Us destrnctlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
SPEAKER CARLISLE LEAVES WASHINGTON

wAsHrseroS. Jan. 27 (speeioi).-speaker Carlisle
Aaf 30 far recovered from his recent illness that he
was ablo this morning to proceed on his trip to
Fortress Monroe. which has been in contemplation
tor somo days. Ho accompanied by Mrs. Carlisle
enA Miss Queen, of Covngton who is hcr guest "Ths
Critic states that tho psry sailed tho revenue
outtes Ewing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
POPE LEO THANKS THE CZAR.

ROME, Jan. 27.-Thc Pope has written an auto
graph letter the Car, thanking him for the eX-
preston Of goodwill contained in the address the
Gar sent him the occasion of MS Jubilee In
his congratulaOry telegram, the Gar said that he had
desired to assure the interests of his Catholic sub
tects and hOped that His Holiness would aid him IN
harmonizng the needs of the Roman Church IN Russia
with the fundamental principles of his empire. TO
this the Pope replies that the Holy See Is prepared TO
do everything in his power to meet the desires OF the
Russian Government. ,
grims. who will be presented by the Archbishop of
hfladclnbfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
nHr STE OF TILE cArHoLIo UvIvERSITE

WAsHINGToN \. Jan. 27.-Yestcrday Bishop keane,
the rector OF the Catholic University, ana MI haid
wln OF Baltimore, the architect, In conference Wth
william Forsyth. the surveyor Of the district decided
that the location Of the University Buildings should
be on the Middleton property, near BROOKS n'dtlOh
ahnul q mile and hall beyond the city llmllts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
OYEMAy Killed AND SIX HURT

wILKEsBARBE Jan. 27 (Sprc'dI).-A violent explosion
Of gas occurred at the Nottingham Colliey In Plymouth
today The expIosion caused tho Gah Of Daniel
REESE, IT, the fatal injury OF two other men and the
serious injury of four The men were sJi track
iayors Thp explosion 10 gas In an old chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

DEAN or DOLLYADAMS THE d" WAIER "
San FRANCISCO. Jan 27 Special. cmoa''nS oou'
OF Dolly Adams. the woman whs In Ns"-iorA ''A' s
age had Il. W. Glider arrested 0a the eve of MS usp"
for the Arctic rc.ions is OH the steamsr city OF New
York which arrived here to-day She died III OhAA y.
spinal paralysis She known as the "Water V"oon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

PHLADEIPnIA. jan p tSpecab. b.-iisnry Lsset' a "''
nan barber employed At Hthie nhsl " j. mas lai'eu
heir Z. s2I5.OOO The German Coasul OF this CITY pN"
Leget $50 900 OF the He deserted from tns Dc'
man army year ago aud came to this country an A
been working as a barber since. lie VIII SAL ii
Germany from New-York February Is. taxing Win
him a woman OF this city to whom Ne is engaged 70 Do
ma rinh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

ARCHBTsHOP CORRIGAN RESIGNS AS TRUSTEE.
BALTIMORE Ja.. 27.-The san has infornauoh wv"
an authoritative source In Newlork that AroA"''''
Corrgan has resisnsd trustee Of the Cathsh0 '"
sity TO bs established in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
LOUISE MICHEL DEMENTED.

PARIS Jan. 27-LOuse Michel is suffering from
mental alteration. One of the bullets fired at her
by Lucas has been discovered In her bonnet. The
doctors sti think that the other bullet remains In the
region OF the temple but they are AFRAID 10 a'leup.
10 extract it, as tney believe the operation would
endanppr her life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
CATCHING TRAIN ROBBERS IN MEXICO.

FL PAso, Tex. JAN ca dsI atch from Chihuahua
saws that a force OF American troops who have been
scourfng the country southwest chihuahua in quest
of the Napua train robbers, have come In with
another robbcr. making threo captured The dispatch
states that I'm the robbers possession were i"hhd
four of the horses which the andits escarcd ana
quite a OF money, some In the original Wells
Fargo Iachagos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
A CIRCULAR FROM MIR. GLADSTONE.

LONDON Jan GA circular issued from Florence
BY Mr. Gladstone January "a, and addressed TO his
followers in Parliament says that the state OF public
affairs appears TO render it certain that important
discussions nav be expected to arise Immediately upon
the meeting OF Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
MIR. uoAR's IDEA NOT PRACTICABLE.

TORONTO, Jan. 27.-ln regard to the proposal OF
Senator Ioar Of Massachusetts than the United States
and Canada should undertake Jointly the work OF
building a canal to connect the waters OF hhe Bay
of Furdy with those Of the Gulf of st Lawrence,
Mr. Ketchun. the promoter Of tle Chignecto snip
railway SCI eme saws such canal Is impracticabio
h cause of the adverse tidal movements in the Two
bodies of water which 1t is proposed No connect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
NIrTJvy On THE ANNIE NJ LAW.

PARIS. Jan o7.-The Figaro" has advlccs from
Dunkirk that mutiny prevails on the British ship
Annie NJ Law, Captain Prout, which left Philadelphia
December o. and which is off that place Signals
for assistance made by the ship but the weather
Is so heavy that II is Impossible TO board her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

THE DISsOLvING KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
TORONTO, JAN 27.-The decline in the knights OF
Labor as to members goes steadily on here. All
the assemblies show decreases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

LORD CHARLES BERESFORD'S SUCCESSOR.
LONDON. Jan. 27.-It is officially announced that
Admiral Hotham succeeds Lord Charles Beresiord as
a Junior Lord of the Admiralty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

SETTLING THE NEW -HEBRIDES DIFFICULTY
PARIS Jan. 27.-" la France" says that England and
France have signed rules for the guidance of mixed
Naval Commission which Is to bo appointed by the
two Governments settle the New IIcbrdeS question,
and that consequently the French troops in the New
IIebrdcs would shortly be withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

PRINCE WILLIAM TwENTY-NINE YEARS OLD.
PoTsDAM Jan 27.-To-day was the twenty-ninth
anniversary the birthday of Prince William and he
was appointed a MaiOr-General and Commander OF
the second Brigade OF the Infantry Guards.