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A DEMOCRATIC OPIUM SMUGGLING RING.
SCANDAL IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT SAN FRANCISCO
BROUGHT LIGHT.

soANpAL IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT SAN FRANCISCO
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
BAN FRANCISCO Feb IL (Specal).-Rumors OF Dig
opium ring" here have been In circulation for several
days but It not until to-day that any names were
published "The Examiner this morning gave the
names of ex-Shenf Connolly, eXAssessor Holtz and
the present Deputy Surveyor, John T. Fogary as the
leaders Of the ring. These men, 1t Is charged buit
the pleasure yacht Halcyon and fitted her out for
bringing opium from Victoria to this city. The
Hacyon was engaged ostensbly in the sealing trade
but after an entire season She brought back only
$500 worth Of sealskns In this time she Is SAID 10
have landed many thousand dollars worth OF opium
at obscure points the coast near this city, whnh
was brought into Chinatown.
All those engaged In the business are prominent
Democrats. Collector Wager has been so Suspicious OF
Deputy Fogarty for more than three months that nc
would have no dealings with him. but he was unable
his removal Tho exposure, IL Is peiieaeo'
WIS made a This time to clear ont the Custom House.
Boss" Buckley has been trying TO oust fogaTy ~.
months aud has been assisted by senator iieaiso ,
newspaper organ here Mr.. Hearst Is now on MS way
10 Washington and 1t Is supposed he was armed Will
this evidence and expected to use II Tor the puipV,
of securing the dismissal OF Buckleys enemies
creating a scandal in the party The man VINO s @ sis
pected OF playing infomer is James HaWhlhs, no"
in ial al San jose for opium smuggling
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
GROCER ACCUSED OF ARSON.

philadelphia Feb. 11-John Mclaughlin. grocer
at No. 40 Rttenhouse-st Germantown was to-day
committed without bail answer the charge OF arson
Early Thursday morning last McIanghn's dwelling and
grocery partly destroyed by hre. Aiter the
flames had been extingushcd the fremen found that
great ouantitles OF hndng wood thoroughly saturated
with oil had been placed on the starways, piled up
on the beds In the sleeping rooms and hcaped up In
the cellar In piles reaching from the floor to the lolsf
Assistant Engineer Pulling OF the Fire Department
testified that after the flames were supposed 10 pe
rafters The witness finding bucket on the bed hled
with what he supposed was water he threw IL on the
supposed water was found to coal OIL The building
which was owned by the prisoners wife was Insured
for IS 500 The stock and fixtures were insured for
Y
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THE srCT.ByAy SCHOOL QUESTION.

CHICAGO, Feb 11.-Judge Richard Tuthill In the
Circuit Court OF Chicago, to-day made a decision of
great Importance TO industrial schools for dependent
BOYS and girls throughout the country. The incor-
poraors the Chicago Industrial School are all Roman
Catholics and temporarily, until they secure building
of their own contracted with the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd TO house and teach the gfrls committed
There other industrial schools In the state: the IN
corporators OF which PrOestants. BY law the
county has pay for tho support of such girls The
county resisted payment the ground That IL wOuiu
be a payment Of public money for sectaran purposes
Judge Tuhill IN an able opinion decided that the
purpose was not aectarian and ordered the county to
pay the full amount $l05S3.
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AcOrYTrED OF rnE MURDER OF HER L OYER.

BALTIMORE Feb II (SpecIal.-A dispatch from Rom
nev w Va saws that Annie Ofners third trial for
the killing Of her paIamour Benjamin Brooks, on
August /, 1856, resulted In verdict OF acqultta'
Annie is a handsome woman OF twenty-five Her
father is farmer Romney. Brooks was EN-
ployed on the Offner farm but when the old farmer
discovered his daugher's affection for the hired man
he d scharged him. Then she and Brooks went away
but In a few months sho returned. Some time a1ter
BIO X was about the place again. On tho suii-
day OF the tragedy she went horse back riding and re-
turned greatly excited telling her father that she ha
killed Brooks in the road. She had carried pisoo
for long time fearing that Brooks would attack hcr;
She claimed that shot Brools because he threatened
IN XII her unless she would live with him
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charge Of setting re to cotton In tho mills. LufunAI
was seen to light the fire
JUDGE WCUE FOR SUB B-TREASURER
THE SOLICITOR ACCEPTING THE oFFIcE UPON THE
SOLICITATION OF THE PRESIDENT.

SOLICITATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb 11.-Judge Alexander Mo
Cue, Of Brooklyn, who at present holds the once
Of Solicitor of the Treasury, has been offered and
has accepted the position of Assistant Treasurer
at New-York vice Mr.. Canda resigned. Mr.
McCue did not seek the office and accepted 1t only
upon the solicitation of the President 1t was
offered to him about three weeks ago and declined
It was then rendered to several other persons but
each of them declined account OF the vast
responsibilities Of the office. Early this week the
President again urged Mr. McCue to accept the
office, and after thinking it over for several days
be concluded to do so. He called on the President
this morning and informed him Of his conclusion,
adding that while the duties of tho office were
somewhat strange to him at present he would
undertake to perform them SO as to reflect no dis
credit upon the President or himself. 1t Is ex-
pected that his nomination as Assistant-Treasurer
will be sent to the Senate on Monday.
SKETCH OF THE NEW sUB-TREAsURER.
Assistant Treasurer Canda said yesterday that ne
had heard that his successor had been selected
Speaking Of ex-J Judge McCue, he remarked =" l know
that the office offered to him few weeks ago
and that his friends have urged him to reconsider
his refusal II he has consented to take the place,
It has been at tho n-gert request OF his poutical
associates. He will make excellent ohicer.
shall be both sorry and glad to leave this piace )
glad because l have already assumed the duties OF
vice president OF tho Western National Bank, ana
sorry because the Office IS a pleasant one ana the
present organization OF the subTreasury Is as near
perfection as can bring it,
Ex-Judgo Alexander McCue was born In Mexico
about slxty-two years ago. His parents removed TO
Brooklyn when he nineteen years old lie re-
ceved his school education at Saybrook, Conn, ana ana
was graduated at Columbia College. lie studied law
I'm tho offices OF ex-Judge Greenwood and Genera
H. b. Duryea I'm Brooklyn He has held mo olnces
OF Assistant DstrctAttorney and Corporation Conhsci
in Brooklyn. and in May 1870, was eiected la',go
of the city Court He appointed SOLICITOR OF tho
Treasury In March. 1885 He has In: ge fortune
and accepts present position for the fonor rsther
than tho salary. =. A., D.r,
II was asserted after the meeting OF the Dem,
ocratlc state Committee that the Administration had
secured the votes OF the Brooklyn members py me
promise appointment. The course OF me brooh
iyn members mystited good many people AT the
time. IL generally understood before me meeE
ing Of the state COMMITTEES that me lroohyh meIl-
hers were favorable TO Governor HILL Their action
was only another illustration Of the fact, well Known
TO all Dcmoc ratio politicians. that the brCohlyh
Democracy fights for its own hand'
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TO START ITS MINES AGAIN.
THE READING COMPANY PREPARING TO oPhN lie
CoLLIERIEs DESPITE THE STRIKE

otto Goa, req,ons is unchanged. There no signs
of a break This, of course applies to tho heaaihs
Company's mines. Most Of the individual coiiler,o'
are partially working with the consent OF the s'rAo
Committee they paying the eight per cen
advance The company will make another enor. u
resume at Its mines around Shenandoah on Monaas
For the purpose one hundred moro special coai anu
iron polcemen were sent to-day to Shenandoah to
be distributed from there to the coerie5 at Locust
Gap and at other points whore trouble Is aneipa.cu
Among the colllerIes be started West Shehah-
doah Kepley Run and Shenandoah City. There arc
now at Shenandoah 24O coal and iron police and hy
sherlf's deputies. Tower City men are % weahe,,s n.d
and IL they can secret ballot taken VIII dccuo
to resume. The Mahanoy City men complain OF re-
ceIving only So relief thus far.
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ASSL ULTED HIS EIFE,S IA RYER.

CAMDEN, N. j., Feb. IL (SpecIall.-Thomas ID.
Harmed, one Of tho weathest and most promihon.
lawyers in this end of NewJersey, was assaulte1 anu
seriously hurt by George W. Rogers on fcrrypoA'
tonight Mr.. Harmed was on his way homo Hoi"
Philadelphia Rogers declared to the passenger o Sn
the road that Mr.. Harmed had robbed him of So,oovI
Mr.. Harmed has sworn out warrant for hoeoIe
arrest. He says that Rogers several times threaeno
TO shoot him, because OF his connection as couAsci
with Mrs. Roserss suit for divorce
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,r,,s ouIRREL BEFORE THE BURIAL.

p,sro. pam. Feb. IL lSpecia)-rho VIII Oh 'osopn
60 who died . few days ago, he's been opnod.
s had no children and his estate Of $4,000 w,,,Sa
principally to the two minor son. Of tho a.S william
sman. Of Dayton. Ohio. About na'i 0r 'no osss'0,
hovsyer. is left to others during ife' ino p.nvpA
of these latter beQuests are to hrs 'o''"n 1 ~"
y. '. ,ss ,ssta,or and Emma Leo, who has been Mr..
Su.n,. housekeeper for twenty years. He left the
rental Of four houses Miss Leo and OF three houses
- Mrs Moritx Night before last, while the body OF
tho testaor s in the house Mrs MORT, ords5ea Sa
ths bousekeeper TO leave the house forhwith. Inis
wss about midnight and there was lively time OF u
Tbs women made such noise that the police lnveetl.
gated. Tho quarrel subslded for tlme Dut soo"s =
cIoch Miss Lee was forced out of tho house ana sho
went for a constable, who tried TO persuade Mis;
Morz allow Miss Lee to remain an ngnt ana npna
Miss lee took legal stops to have Mrs Moitz electea
Ths lawyer succeeded In efecting . sstuenaen''
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FFWER LICENSES ~ PITTSBURG.

PITTsBURG Feb IL (SpecaD.-This was tho last
day for filing applications for licenses to sell liquor
under the Brooks law. At p M 1880 applications
had been flied, and they were still coming In Inc
number OF licenses now in force In this county, when
includes the cities Of Plttsburg and Allegheny, IS
COO or BOO less than before the Brooks law became
lucrative People no longer becoming bondsmen
for friends In the liquor business ar matter OF sc
cOmmodat0n. one wealthy fittsDurgoi was "p
preached by threc saloon keepers, who In addition 10
fun indemnity, offered TO pay him $3.50 each 10 go
on their bond. An Allegheny man received SloV M IMor
having obtained the signature OF wealthy pusihoo'
man TO the petition OF saloon keeper.
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Ropyyo TIE eBrAy CASrSrEEL GIN.

rITTsBURG, Feb IL (specaD.-The boring Of the big
cast-stee gun will be completed In another week
The boring began two weeks ago and has reached the
depth OF nine feet and inches. The boring
tool can be operated without grinding for nine aud a
half hours and cuts and quarter inches an hour
Lieutenant Eaton represents the Government, and
each day he takes the first filings and sends them to
Washington for fms pectlOn when the boring has
been finished the gun Will be annealed. A special
furnace has been built and the process VIII consume
three weeks Then the gun will be again bored and
the diameter increased from IA to . "a inches 1t
Will be ready to test May i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
HIS WIFE RAN WAY WITH A PEDLER

TOMS RIVER, N. j., Feb 11.-George Louis,
farmer OF this place. In Brooklyn to-day looking for
his runaway wife, Tonight he returned, stating that
he was unable to find her. Mrs. Louis a few months
ago became enamOred OF the poder who visited her
house 70 sell trinkets Tho pedler called frequently
that the sus p OF Mr.. Louis aroused, and no
told his WIFI to desls. On the following day Mrs.
Louis drew $3.50 Of her husbands money out of tho
bank and ran away with the peder
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wATERTowN,N. Y. Feb 11.-An imposing array Vi
legal talent appeared before Judge Williams In 'n'
city to-day argue to the approval OF the SAFE VI
Remington Sons property at Ilon, which was hauo .
at Utica last week In the order which Judge "iii
Jams made for the sale OF the property, no reso''U
the right to set aside the sale for any seemingly sum
clent ground Since the sale made for Tloz'oVp
company Of capitalists has decided to oncr 10, h
property 100000, and asked the court TO hoio % .h
sale open. The receivers favored setting ASIDE tn n
sale, they believe that the price might bo run ny up
TO 600 600. The sale set aside upon the cIeu ~
furnishing bond that 100000 would be bid upon 'n'
Dex
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xovpylnvOc.TrS OF FAITH CURE.

PITrsBuRG, Feb. IL SpeciaD.-Miss Carrie b. Judd,
Of Buffalo, to-day began a series Of addresses on
Faith Cure" In this city She Ia the guest Of Miss
Moorhead daughter Of the late General and ex-Con-
oressman Moorhead the well known iron manufacturer.
Miss Moorhead has built herself home in tho East
End and has turned the old family mansion into
faI hospital
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OFFIOERs OF THE INTEROOLLEGIATE AsSOoA
TION

Boston, Feb 1.-THE annual meeting Of the Now
England intercollegiate Association was held hero to-
day. Brown was not represented, and the resigna-
ton Of Bowdon, which was presented, was accepted
The following officers were elected President +. p.
Dartt OF Dartmouth; vice presidents J. =. Elton OF
Trinity, and S. d. Warner Of Amherst; secretary, q.
u. Johnston. Of Williams; treasurer, W. 7. White
executive committees G. b. stearns, II. " willard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
BRITISH MODELLING SCHEME.
URGENT ORDERS ISSUED BY THE WAR DEPART


LONDON, Feb 1.-THE British War Office has issued
an order directing that a statement be prepared al
each military centre detailing the facilities for sum
moning the reserves and strengthening the battalons
fcm the derots within fortye ght hours In the event
Of the mobilization Of the army becoming necessary
The order is a revolutionary step to enable a new
mobilization scheme to work well If should be ncccs-
eary TO nut Il in force,
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WILMINGTON. Del, Fob. II tspecal.-iho s'ea,n
ship Mars cleared the dock at Harlan q hoinhs'"
at to-day and will start for BaItmoro " ~,
where aha ia TO load coal for the West Indies The
Mars was formerly the steamer Scotia and was wrecked
about a year ago of the Long isana coa'e e enc S
registered hero and was flying tho Anio'~n A"s "
she passed out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

CANDIDATES FOR REPUBLICAN, DELFGATEs'
PiTsBURo, Fob. IL (SpeclaD.-Henry W. ohVer' IT,
tho well known iron manufacturer, is the iates. W
enter the from the XXIIId Congressional Ut
Allegheny District as candidate for delegate to tho
Republican National Convention. Congressman " rom
Bayne william witherow and Peter Walter, IT, were
already in the field In the XXIld CongrossIonsl VI
Pittsburg District, tho only candidates so iI mon
toned are Chris Mages and william Linn
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coyDuCTOR SUING FOR DAMAGES

CHICAGO. Feb. 11.-Andrew J. Carberry the Pull
man conductor who was tried In the Criminal
Court last week and acquitted charge Of stealing
the company's fares on his run between Eew-Oreans
and Chicago brought suit for 100000 damages to-day
In the Circuit Court against the Pullman Car Company
and the American Surety Company.
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STATION AND TRAIN BURIED.


AT THE WORK OF r." sCUE.
VIENNA Feb. 11.-One OF the avalanches which JUS.
occurred on the line OF the Arlberg Railway buried
the Laugen Station and q mail train. Tw9 thousand
men are at work attempting to rcscue the Imprisoned
persons. Two large avalanches have biocked tuh-
mel on the line and II will probably be week before
Is again opened des pite the effort or large nunr
of troops and workmen who arc engaged In removing
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

MR. BLUNT,s CASE AGAINST TIE POLICE
Dublin, Feb. 1.-The trial of the action of Mr VII
frid Blunt, who was recently convicted OF violating
the Crimes Act against the police for $4,000 damages
for Illegal arrest was begun IN this city to-day
Mr. Blunt was present in the court room wearing me
prison garb under his overcOat. Lady Bluh wis
also present The court room was crowded.
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MONEY INDUCEMENTS TO THE DEMOORAT&


CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-M q meeting Of the local III
nance Committee to-day the chairman said thst
s23 900 has been subscribed by residents Of Chicago
to dcfray the expenses Of the Democratic Nationai
Convention provided It comes to Chicago ana .no
sum will be Increased to 900 II necessary. inc
working committees decided 60 to Washington next
Gain
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gyoyyRFR B1CoE ARRESTED.

NEwBURs. Fob IL (special.-It Is reporteu 'na'
r. W. Bacon, the newly appointed englhoc. on Wv
Erie who had charge ~ the engine on Wednesday when
Conductor Quick and brakeman Thomas were killed,
his been arrested. The inquest will be resumed
fonda
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REoUysi7Ioy FOR TwEYrY-EI0HT MEN.

CHARLEsToS,W. Va, Feb. 11.-Govorpor wilson TO-
dav issued n requistlon on Governor Buckner, OF
Kentucky for twenty ght men, who are charged win
having participated In the killing OF william Den,Ps',{{
In Logan County this State. on tho lvth Oh iaS' '
In a fight between tho Hatfeds and McCO!s
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Hamilton, Feb. 11-william Stein and A. somer-
VILE descrcrs from the 11h United States Infantry
arc in this city They say they could not stand the
petty discipline al Fort Niagara somerve was court
uartialed twice while stationed there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
MR.. CILHooLY ON THE WAY TO JAZZ

London, Feb 11.-Mr. GilhOoly, member OF Para
ment who arrested last evening, left the Easton
Square Station Dublin in company with his guards
at 7 10 O'Clock this morning There was no demon
straon The only persons at the station TO see them
off besides a few reporters were Mr.. Clancy, member
of Parliament and two detectives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
MR. CARNEGIE MEETS Az "OLD FRIEND:



ARE WITH BROADWAY "BUNCO sTEEkEh
PITTsBURG. Feb IL Speciai).-This evening"
Chronicle Telegraph says; "A story was told Dy
Detective Shore in the Mayors once TO-DAY "h'n
illustrates the sudacity Of bunco men. couple OF
weeks ago, Mr.. Andrew Carnegie was walking aown
Broadway. New.York. no was overtaken by hand
somely dressed man about forty, ana VINO hAu
foreign air and accent The stranger gbly addressed
Mr. Carnegie and said he supposed he had forsotton
him. He said his name So So and claimed
that he had been telegraph operator in the old
Tblrdst office In Pttsburg when 1t was under the
care Of John p Glass and David Courtney that he,
as Mr. Carnegie doubtless remembered, had great
talent for drawing and that his uncle had sent him
to Italy to study. Ho had been abroad and achieved
success and upon his return stored some
OF his paintings In the Western Union Building on
proadwav He also said there were one or two
small gems scenes on the line Of tho Pennsylv aIds
Railroad, at "The Pack Saddle" near BIairsVlle,
where Mr. Carnegie did good service for the ROAD
in clearing ND freight wreck Incidents Of Mr. Scott
and Mr. Carnegie, both bong at the wreck, "oIo ~
called and remembered by Mr.. Carnegie Tho pcturo
his, he would only dsgn 10 $ S1t he consented
IN look at the picture and was chatting pS
with the stranger whom one 2f Inspector byrneS oi
wsv detectives quietly stopped uenL l., ..ooa
way .Mr Carnegie said the detective, a; he $1,000
sou.,eIy I'm front OF the two do you hho" Win
whom you are walking y ,,. 81, ,.o ,e,.nd,no
~, Manatntance az with 'Yes, SIR tut the hestancy OK
second brought the officers tongue INTO play e"o Ia
firm voice he SAID: , -. .on. .oneaarc. man
This Is one OF the most expert cohnuo"'o A0A
In the city OF NewYork' A. c, ,ot..
The stranger vanished, and as MI Carnegie iooKed
altar him tho detective also vanished, leaving the man
who had gone around tho World alone III his as'osn
mont"
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THE RUtGARIAN QUESTION.

Rome, Feb IA dispatch from ST. petersburg
saws that propo ais from Russia to the Powers In re
lation to the Bul garian question are imminent
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CONDITION OF THE GROWN PRINCE.
DR. sCHRoETTER MAINTAINS THAT HIS DISEASE Is
CANCER.
sAN RENO Feb. 1.-THE Crown Prince VIII ,-sVe
IFS bed on Monday DR. Schrocter of Vienna, mann
tains that the disease from which he is suffering Is
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yuRDBRED BY HIS BROTHER.

LILLY KY, Feb 1l.-Levl Hodge, OF this p'a1o'
ruIea bis hrober John last evening by shooting MIN
throurh the heart in quarrel pair OF trouSeS'
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UpJD TO TRIAL FOR ARSON.

NrwpvnroRD Mass., Feb II tbpecIaII IIuI '''1"'
Lutunan. formerly an empoyo III NV 80 a..
Nllls, vss held day In Sl,ooo i"' ~~' ~
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MR. pYNE IN WATERFORD JAIL.

Dublin Feb. 11.-Jasper Douglass Pyne, who was
arrested in London yesterday outside the House VI
Commons was brought to Ireland to-day and lodged
in Waterford jail where he will remain untli the con
vening of the Kmarthomas session. Ball was re-
for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

OLIVER PILLSBURY DANGEROUSLY ILL
Bosros, Feb IL (speciaD. Pillsbury insur
anoe commissioner for New-Hampshire Is III ana ID
not ex xpccted to live through tho night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

1 william scudder, A. F. Clarke and f. O.. Pennman,
Of worcester II was voted to hold tho annual .ai
games for The championship cups at Worcester about
| The last of MAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
AGREES TO FIGHT KNIFT'

London. Feb 11.-John L. Sullivan has accepted the
offer of Jack Knon to stand before him for 5000 In
contest Of six rounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
nLACKL1sT1NG AMERICAN EXPORTERS.

Ottawa, Feb. IL (Special).-lt was stated recently
that the names OF upward OF hundred firms doing
business In the United States in the export trade
would be reported shortly ia Government black
list for supplying invoices to Canadian importers
TO dcfraud the revenue. Among the hrIIs on tho
list are some of the most important In Now, ioIk,
Chicago and Boston. The intention TO make known
the names has created CONSERVATION In business
circles and urgent represent aons are being mado
to prevent the disclosure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
JAY GOULD TO BE HOME IN A MONTH

London Feb. 1l.-Jay Gould left Alexandria on hi
yacht Atalsnta yesterday. He will proceed from Lve
pool In steamer of the Cunard Line. He hopes TO
ri home in a month He is anxious to return to worl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

PRESENTS FOR THE INFANT KING OF SPAIN.
Tangier, Feb. ia Spanish corvette has arrived
at Tangier for the purpose OF conveying the sultan
presents to infant King Of Spain and Christina the
Queen regent.