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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

tlbtbb, l0O
by the foregoing the net available assets OF
December 81, 1853, seem to have been sio,o47.4s4
exclusive of ssoa,lo5, the value Of the supplies
on hand. When the full report Is made on March
10, including that y of the Land COMMISSIONER
o more detailed analysis will be possible.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Why were prices at the Stock Exchange to-day
higher than they were yesterday. Chicago at a late
hour last night filed the Now-York papers with
SUFFICIENT bear reports to have caused sharp d.
cine A terrific rate war between the Eastern
trunk lines wos in sight and report OF the
Chicago. MjlwaulSee and st. Paul Company made
to the State of Wisconsin under the laws OF that
State was manipulated to show q deficit for the
year OF sss Of q, 6so,700 This was done by
Charging in the dividends paid In April, 1855,
which were paid for the last half Of 1882 and
out Of the earnings of 1887, which left a surplus
for that year OF over 100000 and charging in
expenditures on capital account The company
q week ago issued Ste preliminary statement for
the year 1855, showing net earnings eauni TO 8
per cent on the preferred stock despite its phe-
nomenal increase In operating expenscs Below we
print the company's statement for tie last week
of January, which shows an increase In net earn
ingx for the month Of s300.415.
The market opened weak in figures, because the
iDstigators Of the Chicago dispatches referred TO
were compelled either to make the appearance of
effect or waste their powder Lake Shore North
western Burlington And Quincy, St Paul and
Atchison, Topeka and Santa 70 were set upon.
The depression, however, was more fancied than
real and In any form II was Of short duration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

GrNERAL MARKET REPORT.

8uxLpkNo MATBHIAL-Bfick1 sc,5ce -
n' sSs. s;'s: gss Sssss q Sssa 'a
front Sc fssntsn Front ssi kcsendsIs Cement q
pr s Ansscsn fortand g .oSs1 IS & 9o
kpsssnd cepmon Idpe u gor bP ana &c sni q l
go.ss H:ls asssse pcs sssAsl Csss's HAIR 1ssaisi
Brazil gr.ass o. ne spes i.,r!y ssays =
ersdss In socd demsaS salSs, 4aoo bags Msracsibst
Aooo DeFs Css s,s Ssoo yisaI: @ tn@ss gv e
only s1..i sssiptns ssslnsss wss ua1sseted Aftss
leading y rice Of 1870 points .lth soms little cgtsf
burg 0g5s, and S ssss,assd pm ESehasss q
for United states hagS RIO cssssnces for HuropS
1900 bags; total stock 10000 baGA 6Antos lecqtpt6
S0oo Sis mentally o. 1900 bags SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

,,xv,poor Mar IA D. motion AmeFtcen-Addn
Ma Ala If tho dsy iacuded 800 American
En,,ss cosed steady Anericen- hlddhrg
ssss March deliver I264G bnyesi March and April az
livery sasld April spa nsL dsy,s SS Ss ~
and Jgns a aSS ana Hnaus asiss sns
azsld sellers August and september deliyer A0-0Ad
asntsmicr and october delivery SI.B4d. buyers
ssmisn her delivery Ao.0sd value.
a.tyrsror Mar LECTION arm Middling. los Low
uSaane 90 Good Ordinary sTs net and gross rscel2t
sg hses sxports TO Great Britain, Ss44 bales saes
receipt ss s.s, ssD0 "a. 70
wn.,orx MIR I-cetssa Arm. Mdd,ing slSlel nss ana
esseinfS 1908 bales exports coastwise 2<6 bales
a ,ss e, sSs 6s5sss stock xO650 eass.
n ~ oors cosstwiss 669s bales sales $3.50 bales
a.v.xx.u Mar l-rotfon steady. N ding. pa; low
Midding b Good Ordinary Ss net snd srcsa feceigtsa
ih7I balcs exports ooastwse, l,ose pses sAies aov
Wosky-Nes and gross receiRw Ssof pses s1por~ css"
wise. f2,707 balesi sales I.i~ Da'os $3.50
usndIns OF; Good Ordinary Ills; not reoepn l,s$7
ass 0sss y lie soSssnS HSs
Saes coassis oSi sales s7oo baiss stock si&Ssi
beys receipts o. lo7 baies gross recse 1900
MIA. sxpSrts 10 Britain 49, IA bales 70 Frence
ga bales % the continent 1888 bales coaayss
sass ss esastwss for February rs should have
bee1 St9a baes Febria1y 20 oxoS bales febsuary ~
ysTa bsles, February g. 32Se bsles February ~ 622d
NV yong Mar iroliowns are the net secsipss Of the
.ns.cr AZ ali morris aimee September J. 1888;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
APrEREFFEor OF TEE WESLEYAN EXPLOSION

Middlctown, Conf, Narca tspeci&p.-A After a
weeks elaboration and investigation Of the bomb
throwing, tho Wesleyan faculty came TO ACCESSION
this afternoon. Tbs resuit IS not known officially,
so that all tho Information obta.nable rom th
STUDENTS who hsvo received notices. From this sourcn
1t has been learned that tho following men have been
suspended unfii the end OF the college year: +. IL.
Tacsaberry, Network CITY; ". II. Hall, eouth Well
ingtcn, Conn; C. II. Pierce, Tullahoma, Tenn; R. r.
smith, Msueh Chunk, Hnn.: * g. Rooksby, Phla-
deIphia: H. p Queai, Auburn, N. Y. In the cases o!
J. W. Narasaorc PcolsEn n. ", and Il J. Tamblyn,
Hsckettstown n j.. the penalty is suspension until
Nay 4, Al Others NJ Implicated IA the analr have
received the censuie Of the faculty. NO mrher
action VIII be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
4 wH1srLga EXHIBITION

Messrs. wundeflich a 90. place upon exhibition To-
day q collection of whister's recent work In oil,
water-colors and pastel Tho gallery hos been re-
Fitted for this exhibition and the dainty little notes
ana anocturncss may be seen under favorable con-
dltions. These pictures are mere notes OF certain
color effects, and those who insist upon conclusive
treatment WIZ do well to shun the exhibition. But
any who arc content 10 accept whistler's brilliant
iftfse ncmoranda In color for what they are Will
be dad TO avail themselves OF the present opportunity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

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ssss.. e ~ sAs s. :. s:; sssa = 4
s su! s. sSsaS sa :: % % s
brewers have psn so Ssr 2" much over us reported
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receipts Tor tho sss.on ies{ fSe ia soa 81 se Sas
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s;s u: ss sss: ., e: s:'
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SSsA ..ss ia S:..,ss dssssy price $500, g
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ss sr7 81 sos &c 81 Is
f fsss as W " s:ss 81: Quoted sss's.
sIss goo s1es priysis .sF,as ssss 10 IS A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
- bid. Ask =. 80. 30 AK
t.ss issf, css io1 iSss O. Saf Ga issI-ias
gs!s reg i27slSs cur &: i ssS-iss -.

The Treasury purchased $4,000 ala per
cent? at 10s.
NJ Louisiana consol a. az 81 81 and Tennessee
settlement gs ct 721-2. OF city bank stocks.
Continental sold 800 at 100.
The general bond market was fairly active and
nrices were strong Houston and Texas frsts
main line receipts rose froms124 IL to 126 H.
Toledo, st. Louis and Kansas City firsts were ae-
tive ct 90 s-4aloi Denver ana o nc GRANGE Msis
second IS sold at 1os IA. Texas and Pacific
second incomes declined to 36 and recovered to
1912. Philadelphia and Reading issues were
dull but firm at higher figures. Reference il
made 10 our full report OF bond sales.
In the unlisted department. at the Stock tx
change, Cotton Oil certificates were dull, seilny
ZOO A. "a Ssss4 Georgia Pacific first Isl, 900
Ut ITO, and second 6s at 7s "a. ~. LOUIS NEW
Orleans, and Ocean Canal first % at 80 81
Chicago and Atlantic Bene6cfsrics 100 at i-s
az s-4as, Consolidated Electric Light Jo) at AZ,
Brunswick Co. 1000 at 20 l-sa22, MT Desery
Land (2O0) at 81 IL IL, and Kingston and
Pembroke Iron (aoo) at 81 rs.
Money ruled easy at 2a2 l-2, closing, offered
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. slo2,7o2,432; balances
''i The sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House sIes.o5e. :. The business Of the
ciudes receipts, Of .si5,42a,5oa and payments Of
ssS' SCI, $40, against siss, 75S,5ss February %,
showing IN apparent gain Of s2,911,371. But
the receipts $4,000 for items which AFFECT only
its accounts with the General Treasury, its gain
as affecting the banks Is SO, 70737o And this result
includes the payment Of 81, 2so,o2b for purchased
bonds. To-dsy's operations covered: Receipts,
3,059 ee3; payments, 81, 86s,524 with balances
Of 81 e9,450,ess coin and s17.21s,9s0 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 81 e3,54o National bank notes for
redemption,
The customs receipts were s762,4b0, and the
internal revenue receipts were s355,i2e.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows: go
Feb 20. March l. Differences
Net gold hand s1p4 8Qa 81 Ine ESQ., sss
Net silver on I'D 2T.42446o 27.t2i 5ee Inc Us
on Ssnd......... ao.7s7ss7 2s.4t<.4so Dec s2s.ss7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

The photographic Bureau Of the Navy Department
Is furnishing to ali vessels visiting ports In this
country, and to all observers for the Hydro
graphic cflce, blanks upon which are
noted In English French German, Spanish,
italian and Portuguese spaces to be ltd out for the
study Of tho ocean currents. These spaces note the
asme of the vessel and her position when the bottle
is thrown overheard; the name Of the person pick
Ing it up, the date and place where found, and d.
rectons to send IL TO any United States Consul, or
forward It directly to Washington The bottle IS to
DO weighted 80 that 1t viii float with tho neck Just
above tho water. and so II viii not be affected by
the wind or current. Valuable results In the study OF
tho ocean currents are expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

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S SsSs n S:ss sooas 70 tn. % 81
ne. GssS sss ssT' h R
2sf a. Ss.Ss and a Saess r.:
ssss 6Ssss sss sC SSa Esss aics r.:
quiet spd easier. Receipts of wheat 500 snAh- ship
u, Ssss :.y r' 10 s.s ;sss' Z: "a s
,1.s "a. s: Mss ss ss gig e w:
aI Ss ss@ Bye ea .s Ssrisy aln Ss sst I.
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Ss.ss. 9 SSss. Z; e, f Sss olsss sSss.
sH ID 81 g s Est: - iJ ssss 10! %ss
:sf1 $40 s SJs sS' s :: e. s's s
af az r s:sh :: Jun.
49, 100 20 Rye Steady Psaaysas SSs Germ
s1 and sOs Sa dsn 1 for re- ssh
lOTs0 Al 10 DO for Nay <laeAfc go LOT suno
under ssrsi offerings. 5nsrsdsd White sas No Witt
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for NIT Mss Ne * ia1s
sSs:s.s ss IA 4 w s:f
sSc Hebron White Elephant sss ss 90 rsr sS
g.ss:: g % p.r sGSs:s Bee New ss
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shoulders dry All and fgl Cured % Ss s%otsI Sass
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dun az IS SoaS FaIaee stssdy at 81 o. dssS - 80
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yocss isS sSsrs Clear sasensh n
iass 30 o. tsnS cf Hama ana Coo "a 81
~ SoB busn 6sw 1000 barn Ss aonsa oo Barley
q so 900 SaS sgs none s SasS
| 1000 brah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
JEALOUS HAYTIAN CONSUL AT BOSTON

Boston, March j lspeciaD.-captain Shaw. repro.
sentsns Hugo Ksiner Co.. and commanding the Brit
ish steamer Delta which has general cargo applied
t the Custom House this morning for clearance papers
for the Inagua Islands, in the West Indies The
Haysn Consul in this city, learning OF Captain shaws
application Immediately filed rcmonsrance' on the
ground that Captain shaw might sail to port In
Hsytt which is in rebellion. At hearing given on
this protest By Collector saonsta the Consul stated
that he would have no objection to Captain shaws OBJ
tanning clearance papers provided the lsster would
rwesr not to 20 to a Haytlan port The Consul had
snformaIlv MADE a similar statement TO Captain shaw
previously 70 tho hearing and tho Captain had refused
- entertain the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
ses1. sos, 2os s251. $40. sea Inc. ESQ.,. 17g
43B71sfl za,os1. S27 Inc. 1888


Net cash balances s2s4 oe2 40 Inc 1852
The foreign exchanges for to-morrow's mail were
dull and easy In tone nc quotations for actual
buslnrss "A follows. Bankers' bills at "a SO IA
and 81 90 81 respectively for long and short ster-
ling: French francs at Bio 3-S and 81 To
reichmarls nc g5 SO and 95 5-s, and guilders OF
40 and 40 I-2.
. In London British consols closed easy 40
OF 1871 9 and 9s SIZE respectively for money and
account The Bank Of England gainsd fl40,0
bullion on balance. In the open market money
ruled at "a per cent for discount Of bankers
bills. American railways were hrmer, with some
Improvement in prizes, which generally later was
lost In response 20 tie early depression In the
home market At Paris French per cents rose
70 s5.72 Ia. and sight exchange ON London was
sasy az 25.34 frs. 70 the &.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The Treasury statement Of to-day shows an In
crease for the month Of the public debt less cash
in the Treasury, Of s6,44s,345; but It is entirely
due to reduction Of sii,soo,00o In the cash
balances. The payments on account OF pen
sions were s2o,ols,9s4 The face Of the funded
debt was reduced 81 100000, but the accrued
interest OF the end OF February was s2,600,o0o
greater than at TIE end OF January
The following compares the statement OF March l. lSv,
with that OF February i. 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
pnopucE xArxErs.

fsvr1pOoa. Nay 1850 . m-- Desf-fn eocd demand.
fse4-Ip lor 9e,nssd nsms-In MI demand seso.-
AZ, g Focr esss.a xass,e An
1870 6rs of t1rpsasinsIn hsr AesssnA. Hosi4 Ia fair
111. xerdSPcI snd iasurss!n xser ds J prims
IN s SSS "a Nsy duh q SIS Ga whts-in fair dsns1A
1Slt 1851 Ees5t.t sHA so q - "a Ech sssa4{ q
Tsrfj rs1rssfstss hseisDessasrsss 40
tls5SS6f11ea q psf 10.
* jss ssss gs:!c tuszsssHs So yss ssti @
9 81 e. ss's Ss sas 6 e.
.s Iss = & e! .
IsRerS4 xar wlltox's nsd eiosed = ss hAsss -
~ ~ sroseuns- If1ne - Amssseaa ~ ssns<s
sol - r ID ~ frspos ~ csniimes selia1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Frldny, DIArch I-p IN
More than one month ago The Tribune printed
the pr,bminary statement OF the Illinois Central
Raiircad Company for the year OF 1888. showing
deficit for the year Of s27s.s2o. altar the pay
ment of per cent dividend on the stock which
was drawn from the previous surplus Of siae.s57,
leaving the dividend surplus at the end OF the
year at 81 63,587.
To-day the company issued supplementary
statement {" TO be completed on March 1877. deal
ing principally with it's connections with other
lines, but also giving further statistical infOrma-
ton.
During the yesr the ouusys on capital account not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

Ss. y, M, s.'ss ss w &; ss 60; ~ "a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

s soqc gsOa 6rdin:r, Isle Middiing ifis
opten.A fairly steady feeling .zs noticeable = ne
closing ngures having losses Of about pointA eDbca
iation WAS inir. sales 81 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

and unchanged prices Sales s16 bales fcF oopsunptiea
h 10. ssSslps 1s1SS Sais aeass c1 Ii .s
Last yss. Since September &c rscsip: g e Ress
Tor the corresponding time last SEASON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

M ::E "a a, s. 2s IA S;; '';s 'sls 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
xrrz1Rs Ar Posr-zu-psrxcE.
xrrfsrEa THOMPSON DEMANDS THAI TIL
NrwspArxus NE RESTRICTED.

- -. Z -. -. .,v,, ,,inor an
feo. st-1 As. 80 ,..st,,re forces
~ ~ Ms.Si - ,hs,s sas becn no
drive back the Ayppohio sfmy' tns'0 nes .or
aehting between the Regulars ana me insurgents ~
several days. Tho cAsf th'ng Oh in.erest 'nS
roceut attack of one Of the newspapers here upon
n W. Thomr ,on tho United states Minister hero, and
hts aeoaud nn SscrctAgy OF state Margfou that the
- .va,lv - ma spoued 70 have 80 much freedom.
:. ss q, sh,r raw. Mr. Cuts complained to
~ came eooSs ~ s =, :. ~ "a nsen ,mable N Get
sen'sos Ansnt 81 .,,d th.4 hs believed
his mails nom tno oniseA $500 49, 80 - a..
tho Police hsd been mstFuV.cu " $50 49, ass.d
suppcsf1on fhas tney eonn''noa soe'1"s $3.50 49,
LuntopsS puousneu az ~. 49,. - =,
N1niafer Thompson rephea' "ei' An ci.a'p 81 -
,sssrnrttvs ana the paper added; Mr.. Thompson u
49,, ...dv fnr an indemnify since no gets per
-. r.t.r NJ cs,tfs received hts missing mall
cenuse A.os ~. S' - ~s,.. ,ssr,.,.r aant
~ vy =. sssme', u1' s ~. !, cta,. M,rerou
w .'l ns.s 49,. a. F-1
1s. ss =. .,,n,.,., Rssiaeut OF the Unitet
ststss Of Aeriea has the honor indorsns for
ssst,sn crv Of the weekly journal called LUnion'
.ufli,hed 4 portsu.rrisse the "a Of Februsy 1889
MAeh has N article the fourth page Of such journal
csntdnng sanderous allegations against the
Dir, 70 win not ignore that iof the psss ."o mons'
articles more OF less insaitins navs sppes1ea ~
nails Of mis slv pon'es ,e,sar ssnr,-ant.tye IN
3eu WI 49, !. -, ,ss ,.snart that International
e0ansly s.xs ,sn,e.An,stlves while acceptable by
-. $3.50 :
- 20, =. ,,.h,s 70 ,eeo,,ect one single occasion
49,. -. ~. rnds,s,spca has ever expressed desire
peaose wnsA ~. - - .so,,h hA made "a be aivep
sese - - .,,r,ntss NV tha press Of the
1sm sssiss - " .I,.ss va ,rrst .svr,t thar
COUNTY, ~n,.a ~ - 49,, Ia. foreign repfesepta
asvs "a sne . . ~ .,,.a Az a. srssu,taus,v vii
~ -" .... - -. ,,ra.,sssrod Van know per
40 VITA inpupiy - .ne - -. ss.,. ara Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

FINANCIAL MARKETS
money and Oh bU fo tho account Atlantic and Great West
erp fat mortgage trustees cerncss snaen LIZ
common ss., RosdiuS at.' Msncaa Central hr'' mort
"a. Bar silver is quoted At a. e,16d per ounce
Money II ga as pcr cent
Spanish As 76dk
The Oh discount market or BON snort and
Pss sdyisss auots psr cent renter At 10 francs 7a
for tho and excnhhso on ~ - aho,
"a confines for checks ...,,.,
snce to-day IL 21i0000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

cash suoAuens follows, No sys'1s Whs,t loSts
Corn ode Oats aS5c No rye ssss IA d ss,;
SEED 81 as Mess Pork q eli 17lo9s Per sb LSra
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
INVESTOR.

HARVEY FISK & SONS
Bankers "a Nsssau-st. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02

New York World: There was "A furry
in Beekman street, New York city, the
other day that Hurried for about sixty
seconds aud then died out. a candy
peddler had turned The corner from Plrh
row. A heavily laden basket rested on
his right hip and the peddler leaned to
the left as he lurcbed along. A crowd
of newsboys on the corner guyed him as
lie passed. lie turned toward them, bu
one OF them, who had slipped behind
gave the basket atip. Caramels poured
out and the candy merchant stopped to
pick them up. Al once the boys crowded
upon him and at least a dozen hands
were quickly thrust into the basket. It
had all occurred in a moment. and IN
another moment there would have been
little left of the stock hat was not
dumped or appropriated.
Just then a gentleman OF sturdy build
dashed over from the down town side Of
the street. He carried a heavy stick,
and made "A pretense OF knocking the
daylights out Of that gang Of boys in a
iiffy. None Of them vas struck, but
they made a hasty scramble TO get out OF
the way. In an instant the candy mer-
chant and the sturdy man with the stick
were the center Of q circle a dozen feet
in diameter. Two hundred peonle were
there in half a minute. While the big
stick was twirled about him the candy
man hastily gathered up his scattered
sweets, ard with a thankful bow TO his
champion hurried down the street.
"Well, general, what's the matter?'
inquired a friend as the sturdy mar
limped painfully upon the big stick TO
ward the Potter building.
Nothing, nothing, only l mightn''
have been quite SO spiy if I'd stopped tC
think Of tina. busted rib
The man with the stick was Gen
H0ratio c. King, of Gov. Hills staff
TIE shaft Of a wagon had poked him i
! the side as he was crossing the carriage
way Of the bridge on the Brooklyn sid'
Christmas eve, but he had forgotten that
he was in the hospital when he saw tho
candy man on the verge Of being mobbed
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02
PROBING PINERY DENS
The Wisconsin Legislature
Will Make an Investiga-
ton Of the Resorts.
DR.. Kate Bushnell to Be Given
an Opportunity to Tell
What She Knows.
To Investigate the Pinery Dens.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 22.-Today the
senate committee on state affairs is en-
crossed with the consideration Of the
dance houses in the northern part of the
state to which so much attention has
recently been attracted. 1t proposes to
make a private examination Of the report
which was prepared for Gov. Rusk by
James Fielding, The special agent, who
at the instance of the governor, made an
extended our of the pinery regions for
the purpose Of getting at the bottom of
the stories concerning stockades,
white slaves, ct al, which
have been SO freely circulated
to the detriment of the commonwealth.
This report, it is understood, says taat
the conditions in the regions in question
have been grossly exaggerated, and thai
more vice is to be found in any Of the
large cities than in the localities tina
have been placed under fire. Mrs. DIR
Bushnell, the self appointed representa-
tive Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance union, who has been creating some
thing of Il stir on this question, will bt
given an opportunity Of being heard by
the committee on condition that she %
fines herself to facts.