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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09


PROTESTING AGAINST THE AsPhRsI ms OF SEN
AToEs VET. BLACKBURN AID WILSON.
WASHINGTON March 3 Special. Grand Army
Hail was well filled to-nighC with veteran Union
soldiers ami sailors vi the ate war, called together
wItodJ respect 10 party, To resent the recent as-
pvrslUns upon u. a Ia. ~ Sei;itors vest,
oIackDaIn ana W lisUn. NUMEROUS cihrhdUic iVt"is
from CUn- II - litn WSfc received i.NpI|ScHl".i'c
DoUJlIIli4iil wrote.
nave long since learned that such attacks
arc ouly worthy Ui cOnocInpI, ana t'idt uccehG
people uO not expect ole " engage III llShC Win
a shunk." Representative CheJdle wrote:
The man VINO would PUBLICLY das.ili our com
radesnip merits the eAecratiOn vi All who love
liuclty' X REPRESENTATIVE StrGDIc wrote That lie
heartily indorscu Inc pulposc OF repeIiihs as
DersIUiis ana Caiumny attempted TO DC cas1 vi
the Union SOLDIER his widow and orphans.
A. NJ Written, "a disabled private soldier OF
Indiana, miue the address ol the evening POINTING
out the Inconsistencies Of the Sendto,s ana re-
sentng their assault. lie declared That the ihcii-
beers II the O.. A. K. who were urging pension
legislation stood high in this community as men
OF integrity and set they We're denounced us
specu ors and swndlcrs.' The organization
had IA right to urge legislation. Senators were
listening to legislation proposed by corporations
two-thirls of the laws were suggested py cor
porations The speaker cOntIadlcted Senator vest 5
statement that Confederate soldiers were not III
need Of pensions by showing that Lonss'rect mao
been pensioned by Southern State. Virginia had
lust PASSED law approprHting 81 O,OOO To pension
Confederate soldiers, and 81 1000 FOR Conied +
ate soldiers home. From the records oil the
Pension Office the speaker showed that but
Gal 900 Union soldiers wcre Applicants Tor PEN
sions, while Senator Vest asserted THAT !, 200, 900
Union soldiers had sought pensions In other
RESPECTS statistical inaccuracies were pointed out,
and i'm strong language the three senators were
scored for their attacks or the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
TRlBljrEs 10 GALLANT SOLDIER.
THE MEMORY OF GENERAL SHIELDS hoNo"Hp IN
The WORCESTERSHIRE MATTERS.

TUE MEMORY OF GENERAL SHIELDS HONohhp IN
THE WORCESTERSHIRE MATTERS.
WASHINGTON March s.-AmUng the pelitiohs anu
memorials presented and referred IN the Senate was
IN, said TO have over IO2, 900 signatures from thirty
throo States and Tcrr cries, against th3 auniSs'oh
or Utah as a state, SO long its people are uhocr
tho control Of tho Mormon priesthood
Among tho bills reported and placed on tho calendar
were the following:
TO provide for Joint celebration al the Natioha'
CAPITAL by the sixteen American Republics, On honor
of the centennial OF the parent Republic-the Unteo
States.
Resolutions were reported back authorizing too
Committee on Commerce tn mako PERSONAL IN
specton of tho staten Island bridge Adopted
Tho Senate then resumed consideration OF the
Pension bill dor summary OF tho voting and as
cussion SEQ another dispaich)
Mr. BLAIR introduced his bill of former sessions
In grant ponsions all soldiers who served thieo
months In the army during tho War OF tho Rebellion
Referred. 49,. ,,.,.,oo an
hns,ness OF the Executive Department, presented d
report. , ,,.,o. 80, r,u..,,o, and
Labor reported "a bill applying The cIeht Ho"r Id" ~
Letter carriers Calendar.
MIR SIELMAN offered resolution requesting the
Pr sident to furnish copies OF corteslondohce w y,
tuccn the Governments OF tho United States and OF
Venezuela since February. 1872, Iegal,inS inc inc
soizuIo and do cntion OF the American steansil -
Hero san Fernando and Nntras, te properly VI
Tho Venezuelan Trans, orti'lOn company Oh Nc"-
York. Tho Senate then adjourned until MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The variations prices the Produce Exchange yes
terday was Insignificant Even the positive assertions
OF the press dis OF the death Of Emperor william
vey effect but perhaps that was largely
due to the absence direct information TO the leading
houses which ordinarily posted" on Important
news Cash wheat steady, out shippers took only
20 600 bushels part which bought late Wednes
day. The option market recorded sales Of 100000
bushels they largely Of an evening up char
acter. The early strong at rise or only
1sal4 cent however, and IL closed only steady with
loss Of LIS Tor May 90, with April unchanged at
Oh 81 and with the other months up lsG3o cent ~
follows: March, 81 IA; June OIL 3S; July, 30 So;
August 30; and December, 93 "a cents. Cash corn
was IL cent better prospects, Of q cartairent OF
receipts through possible Western strikes but shippers
made no purchases The options strong largely In
svmnathy with wheat but lost their early gain VI ls0
10 cent and In some Instances even showed small net
LOSSES The nnaI figures follows; March ana
April co 7-s; May, 60 SO; June, 90 ls JAY W u
August 60 IS; september, 90 So cents. oato were
Ann I'M, dnll but there important changes the
o.,i,s ending at 3S Ia for March, 30 Is for April,
and az "a cents for May Lard was Gull and feature
Iess the OPTIONS closing irregular bus without important
changes a. follows: March. 81 "a, April " 81 Nay
~ a6 lime N 81 July, ~ 81 August, IS o.
New YORK. philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were -
follows Wheat 1869 bushels; corn 10 S33 hu-rls'
oats 90 24f total grain 194 243 busheit Hour
g. Ts9 packages A. ChcAso MiMaeAee aaa OF Sa7
bushels: oats Is2 iaS bushels; total grain, 3Si,ol1
nOur, %, 400 larrtkS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
AGENT PfCK DIGGING FOX TREASURE.
LETTER From CENTRAL AMERICA REPORTS THE
MARIA ANCHOl I'D Al CAIARAsH KEY.

ALETTER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA REPOR s THE
MARIA A>CHoiF I'D Al CAIABASH KEY
Any one furnishing the Secretary OF the Treasury
definite Information about tho yacht Maria In com
mand of special Treasury Agent John Is. Peck, would
no doubt receive a reward Nothing has been heard
directly from this asurehuntor, pirate, which
ever she may be- since Secretary Farchlld Instructed
Collector Magone TO keep watch for her arrival.
libel tho vessel and arrest all on board Special
Agent Peck left here about the middle of October,
being then employed at salary OF IS day. This
salary was stopped November /, the Treasury DO
partncnt learning that he had been absent without
leave
cones by the way Of the City OF Mexico. The Two
Republics" of February "a publishes a letter dated
Turnche Island, February Z, which says that the
Maria arrived there on January 20, from Balzc Brit
lsh Honduras. Agent Peck held conference with
the hee per of Il ohe Roy Lighthouse, then weighed
anchor and proceeded to Celahash hey, of the same
island Hero mills and deckOad OF lumber were
unloaded, and excavations were begun the Key
Tho lumber WAS used In tho of a Golfer
dam which al tn; date of this lofer had been sunk
twelve and a half fcct. Several human bones had
been brought TO light hut treasure. Peek says
has a concession from tho British Government for
one year and that II he RECEIVERS any treasure that
Cove. nnlent will de uct 10 per cent of the amount
Al hands are reported well, and Peek has sent to
Bazc for another mule TO aid Ia hosng out the sand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
rUC TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March CSpecaD-Asy wheat opened %
90 - esnts sshed 20 10 and declined - 30 IS cent
Then it shot up To 80 IA cents. Houses with New
York connections I'D tine buying. Hutchinson wss
fighting the advance pin and sold wheat tzu
anybody else From 81 IA cents there dip to
20 sxn.A The close ss 90 "a eenss. Compared
win the deash Emperor, every other BIT
lost i,s influence Corn Influenced By tho
siss a. wheat II opened st 81 7S Tor May. sold
In "a IA eentx and wheat closed lower than 10
opened at 81 5sa 81 % sents Hutchinson soii was
sstlmafed 4 500 goo Bushels There heavy selling
also by u w. Baiey b Co., Robert Warren Co. and
Nortns 4 worthIngton II was figured that SOC; 600
va. absorbed By = gensr.i buying. There big
trade IN oasa hutchinson being active
s sold 900 bushels for May. juno July and
year aellvery Nay spsasa a. y ~ cent? sold between
opened b. 20 cents and closed az 20 rs Tbs
range for Nsy posh betHesD Ola and ot4 10. Tia
eoss &ll o. Hutchinson free seller Of ard.
NAY opened 81 81 10 touched u ~ 10 and closed al 81 20
81 10 ana ssss1 a. q - IL IN IL Dt Il Il Tho gcsdD
lhaS Cudshy 10 long pork.
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State bonds were neglected, but there were
sales of Virginia Is deferred receipts at per
cent advance TO 8. or city bank STOCKS, fourti
National sold Il o. at 1856
The dealings in railway bonds were fairy wei
distributed but they were without specldl leaC-
ures. Erie second IS were firm at % or better.
West Shore As ruled strong at about 10l. New
Yo,is, Chicago and st. Louis is were steady at
S9asB rs. New-Jersey Central IS were easier
81 100 8-s. Rock Island IS sod at lo4 "a
fO4 IA. Denver and Rio Grande As opened OF
at 70 and rose to 76.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 200
New-Yorlx Mutual Telegraph 400 at ST. Chicago
Gas t20O) at 80, Toledo, Ann Arbor and North
Michigan 200 at % l-2a25. Chesapeake, and
Ohio series B. deferred ,s 100 at is co. Rin g
Phcnix Mining i2OO) at so cents and Security
Milling and Mining Il O0) at go cents.
Money ruled easy at 2 Las per cent; hurry
made a per cent rate for a few minutes but the
offerings ut the close were at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows: Exchanges, s9?,207,473; balances
s5.550,060
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s2s0628 It's net gain IN balance was
s150347, made up by gains Of s46'463 currency
end s112 884 coin. The days operations covered &.
s;,ltinq in general balance Of 81 1853,
consisting of sI4s260,4s1 coin and Sl2,3l0,s $50
currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The limited States Treasury &C Washington re-
cciyed to-day $293.3S2 National bank notes Tor
The custom. receipts were 5000 $50. and tho
internal revenue receipts were $3s9ool. -.
Fo-days WASHINGTON Treasury statemsnt OK
Dash on hand and deposits IN bank compares win
the figures Of yesterdays statement az follows:
Nc. r.. on hand f III sas ssss ss:Iiss
Not CT lssa .snas. sqssslIo aa7Sess Inc sassa
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uo,rsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. TIII.NAN Of South Carolina, asked unanimous
consent for the immediate ca nside'aion OF Dill ap
propriang 900 for the purchase or cerain swofs
Leonging TO the widow OF General James Shields The
bill was passed after series Of tributes To the hsh
character ability distinguished bravery Of General
Shields had boon pronounced by various mcubers
Mr. BIOUNT. of Georgia, introduced the bill to
regulate he Classification compensation and allowances
of postmaster Referred.
Mr.. OATES, Of Alabama, reported, adversely, bill
to enable the people 70 name their postmastcrs
House calendar
Mr. RAYNEIl, of Mary land, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported ths bill to establish postal
telegraph Mr.. BLOUNT, Of Georgia, contendcd that
tho sub ieet Of the bill ever which the COM
mite, on Post Oiecs and Roads had jurisdiction
Nll referred TO the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr. HAT II, Of Missouri, from the COMMITTEES on
Merchant Marine and Fisheries. reported Adversely
the bin excn,p.lns American e9a-i Aise sailing YES
scls piIocd by their licensed master or by unitsa
states pilot from The obligation to pay state pilots for
The U0nse went into Committee of the Whole for
the consideration Of bins reported by The Commtco
en- Public lands, but act on was tasen, ajiu INC
House adjourned
THE PRESIDENT AND THE CHINESE TREATY
Washngton March 8.-The President to-day sent
to tho senaie a message In reference to tho rcsolu-
ton Of the Senate the President shall negotiate
q treaty with tbs Emperor Of China Tho President
says that he gYaiihcd In expressing hope that .
frsaty Will SOON DO concluded concerning Ch.asso
Immigration which w,ll most the wants OF tho peo-
nic and tho appreciation Of the Scnafo.'
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL ANSWERS CHARGES.
Washington March G-ln answer To the ferkins
resolution Of inquiry into tho alleged complaint pre-
vslng 10 the wcss against tho prcsent unsafsfactory
mall servicc the Postmaster General to-day sent 10
tho House communication In which no says thai caro-
ful inquiry and close examination Of tho complaints
made fails 10 DISCLOSE any teDabie ground for tho COM
pislnt. The P0siulas o. General says thai In Kan
sas Alone since June 30, 1885, there has been an In
ercsso of 2,940 miles Ut railroad covcIei BY the rail
W. mail service, and Increase CT 200 Ia the num-
Ter Of railway post a clerks IN kansas
As to tho allegation that cDpDyos arc Incompetent
aod inexperienced tho oomnsnnicat states thai In
no has tho scrvice been embarrassed that
account Mr. the employees are appointed amer
thorough examinations Specific denial Is ALSO Insne
of tbs thai Of mail matter through
Kansas for want Of force to distribute II only to be
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| I ! q i n

DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMlolo'
ESTABLISHED isiG AT 3o3 SIXTH AVhNO h- w
yORK LABORATORIES: 6s5 WASHINGTON 81.
AND "a 81 AND SO CLARKSoN ST, NEW-fORh.
DEsJKIPT. We CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST
MAILED FREE On APPLICATIONS
ZEE THAT OUR TRADE MA. IA IL On ALL GoODS
PUKPJITING TO Be itihAi.S.
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SOCIALISTS NAY PRODUCE THEIR PLAY

A delegation Of Socialists, consisting Of Editor
Sergius f. shevitch T.. Goldsmith and Lawrence Gum
iund, called Mayor Hewitt yesterday. Mr. shcvitch
the spokesman of the party. lie told the Mayor
that they represented the American section Of tho
Soclastic Labor party IN the Xth Assembly District
On March the association hired the Concorda AS
scmbiy Rooms, in Avenue A, to present play called
The Tables Turned" Tho police prevented the per
formancc. Then the association hired the Roumania
Opera House, in the BowerY Now the proprietor
Is told by Police Captain John II. 5cCullagh that tho
performance Is gwen his license would not DO re-
newed by the Mayor.
The Mayor had listened quietly and courtsously to
what Was SAID When Mr.. Sheviteh had flushed he
said: "You have a right to teach your socIastio
theories so long as you observe the law You have
right to present your play long al II docs not
infringe any law You 90 ahead and present. your
play IL the proprietor Of the opera house viii not
lot you have 1t, sue him for breach Of contract
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THE CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., Philadclph
NETWORK OFFICE. POTTER BUILDING

proved and generally ruled firm to the close. AZ
Paris French per cents opened of at $3.50 IL
and recovered to s247 l-2, against S240 last
evening
The Chesapeake and Ohio opposition 10 the
plan Of reorganization has appointed the follow
Ing committee: Wiliiym Strauss. Charles Gnidet,
William Young and c. W. Branch, OF Richmond.
Va One vacancy exists. which is expected to
be fl led by representative OF foreign holders.
IL is stated that plan Of defence will be pub
lished in q few days
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eisien an appeal can Be- taken to the Circuit
Court, which h to consist Of the Justice Of the
Supreme Court for that oireuit with two Odrcuit
Judges two of the three constituting 9 fun bench
No appeal Is allowed to the Supreme Court OF the
United States except In cases involving u 600
Constitution Of the United States any State, or
the Interpretations Of Q treaty, or law OF the
United States or where the Circuit Court shall
eient Importance to require . hnaI decision m
the Supreme Cours Of the United States ID q
thought that this bill viii take away about one,
third, il not more, of the business OF the United
States Supreme Court
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THE SALE or THE REMry0roy WORKS

The resale Of tho Remington Arnory at Hon with
Hartley a. Graham again the purchasers this time
500 OoO advance Of S47 over tho bid at which
tho property was hnecke down to them 1t the salo Of
February IL. was the subject Of considerable Dis
eussion among the gun trade and In sporting circles
yesterday. Ex-Governor W. G. Squire and cx Senator
Warner Miller, the trustees OF the syndicate formed to
bid the property to about twice figure at which
Il was sold, unless Hartley Graham would agree
10 continue TO run the works in place OF dsman,llng
them rs han been reported, had not returned 20 tho
city FROM Hon yesterday. William W. REYNOLDS OF
thu firm Of Hartley Il Graham, who represenfed the
firm at the sale, had come back, however and sad
that everything settled, and that upon ths
approval Of the sale by tho court tho would enter
into possession There would be no further opposi
don 10 the confirmation OF tho sale, tho syndcao
had withdrawn Its objections
Mr. Hartley, the senior partner said ave wrote
letter to ~ ndieaio yesterday, giving pronss
20 run tho works at Ilion. and no, to dsmAno them
or TO reBssve any msShineIy excnpt 10 replace 10
With lsfos Inventions We intcpd " run them ~ ,
business concern, to mako money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

Treasury wants
tstandtag .... -,.o :, , ~, r..
yer "A ana ooa as Ig56zs 968.2ol
10, cas, ss44 Dec si7o.s7o
The foreign exchanges were duh, but with
steadcr tone, At urctanged quotations Tor bust sS
hess as follows: Bankers, bills 60 a,L Smo
a. NJ a for long and short sterling respectively
s. 70 and 6.Is is for francs; % as and 70 Do
for rechmarks; 80 5s and 40 f9r sui.dssrs ,,.,.
r,.ai,iv meeting to-day made no change IN its
rate Tor discounts rad It rewsin' S At is I per
sosc ooo and the proportion Of its reserve to its
iiabiIities was raised from AGO to 4542 per
cent. against An advance from 1905 to $3.50
nrr cent In the same week Of lust year, when Its
ate for discount was . IA per cent. Today
the bank lost $4,000 bullion on hslanea The
!" kss OF .. 796 600 francs gold and Q loss 81
14S5, coo france silver. Al the London Steek
Exchange British consols were steady at lol lo-t
FOR money and Is lower No 02 1-0 for account
American railways. after opening lower IN ~
spouse to yesterdays late home declineA I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
rrnopEAv FINANCIAL MARRHrs

IovpoS Mar 9 a m.-Atlartfc a1t Great western
certificates 32A Canadian Pacific,
57a Erie 24~ MrxeaR Ordinary, 4oSs 81 Paul common.
~. Pennsylvania 6j Rea ing 81 ~ .
Tn. snoant or baon wItilawn from the Bank OF Eng.
land on balance today 10 f3loOO
TIE bullion the Bank OF England has increased
G259OuO durn1 Inc pact week The proi otton o. the
Ran OF liability. which last
a. 10 per cent is now As AZ per cent. -
quote TIRES cent feDtes az 81 Trance %I7
Tor TIE account.
Ma S.-Th~ weekly statements OF tie Bank %
France decrease OF 100 francs in goi and
a. lrauc IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09
VETERANS REPEL RECENT ATTACKS.

brought back after two or three days ABSENCE
Coioi ado.
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oYtUiTS OF rURPRNTrNR
CuAmkrroN, Marh Sptrts Turpsatiue etsady ~ Se>A
0AvANxAR 1sssh b rurpsstss ensss - DC.
WILMINGTON. March x-TufpsAtas auies ct SSSA
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INSIST ON HAVING
RIgER'S EXpECT0RAMT
And You are Positively Sure of Cure

Do not allow any one to peFsua ic you otherwise
Sold by almost all dealers throughout The United States
or Will be sent u charge to part or the Ule1
States O receipt Of price BY
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CINCINNATI WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
1897. 1899.
Number Of miles,. 2Sl 2St ISL
Feb S37.5S3 43.4Os $o.hOy
Jzu. TO Feb 20 2S9lt5 3iJjOf 3ffOl3
FLINT u MARQUETTE
Number o. miles,. 3fl 3bl 31t
Fourth wcrk Feb S4ll9D s4j.IoS sN3s9
l.n. ~ Feb 3d. 303.9t3 334.si3 3Sl,o2S
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Number OF miles ,l,4S7 l,4SI I%I
FOnrih week III Feb 49,. sllSoy3 rlllzIl
IN. Fen. o.. s62l43 05@.l&2 lOl3Sio
wHITEBREAsT FUEL COMPANY.
Net earn'ngs- lsS7 IS@s. DHcrrI eos;
Mouth OF JAM. $500 $lLyZ2 me. 1911
Julyl 10 JAN 81. 1850 sI22o Inc le,eAo
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6!!'15aI43;I[|H
Ono Bottle of which Is Warranted to Cure
any Ordinary Cough or Cold,
or Your moneyis
Returned.
kplEASkNI, SWIFT AND SURE CURE


APlEAskNT, SWIFT AND SURE CURE
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
feel that s IN s q drs sSss
Il won't euro horrible throat in one night no,
tahes az least day TO cure cold. hut
EFT GETS THERE ALL THE SAME"
Il STOPS your COUGH almost at but should you
cough would return One thing you can swsys DO sure
Of: LONG before you have emDsd the o0'''e you wiz
AS trial Of this TRULY WONDERFUL medicine
COSTS NOTHING and as 90 cases out q eve,S AZ
LEAST MAKE THE TRIAL 5000
Price per bottle containing half pint snOugh 70 cure
eight people II taken In umeo'
60 CENTS.
Happy Result.
NETWORK. Nov 10. 1855
CFNTIEMEN-T feel that ought to write You FEW
lines to show appreciation Of your EM od .c
and throat trouble from suffered severely for
the last years During that time havo had inc pe
medical savca obtained In this city but rsse p
T0RANT" advertised IN honest and isir mannet;
Determined TO try a and did So Win tha RSs accom
pshed the Pray accept my gratitude ana oci'eSe
me- ever '''' GEORGE HANNAH 2Aa ssh-avo.
Three Generations
MEsSRS. RIKER SON.
Dear sirs: You! EXpECToRANT has cnred my mother
myself AMI my daughter. Ny mothers eough was very
and of long standing own an Ordinary coiu IN
that Of my daughter whooPnS epuTh n, asR 'n0 '
Gratefully YOURS MRS. JAMES SLOCUM
7o5 Jeffs Tson ave-, Elizabeth, N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

Government bonds were dull and easier with
the bids of IA for the As and rs Annexed
arc the closing quotations:
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cash In
~ vaults
ltstandiag . -oao -, NJ, IN. s,oa III
In l,anka SO 5U4 9o0 e5ly3.6zS Dec SoaSoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-09

WASHINGTON, March s CSpeciaI.-Thc lawyers
aud litigants Of the county viii be interested to
learn that the House Committee on the Judiciary
has finally agreed to report favorably . biii for
the reorganization Of the Judiciary Of the United
States The bill is a somewhat modified form OF
that originally introduced in the Senate by the
late David Davis. Of Illinois, and after his retire
inent by Mr.. Garland. The important provision
is for the establishment Of an intermediate court
70 which appeals can be taken from the lower
federal Courts, and thus relieve the Supreme
iench from the press Of business which has
brought IL three years IN arrears. The bill takes
away the original jurisdiction Of the Circuit
Otos nrtA ana veSts u In District Courts. " gso
quit Judge for each eircuit The District Court
y 70 have original Jurisdiction, and from its de-