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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
AwHIsKEYFREE-T COMBINATION.
A ooxrnos6YsE REVENUE BILL TO BE HELD OUT

10 Mr. aANDALr,-ro LOCK HORNS TO-DAY.
Warrington, Feb. % (spcciaD.-Neariy all the time
n a. House to-day was devoted to the consideration
Of reSssts from conference committees, and Mr.. Ran
can msAs 10 effort TO reach revenue bills. II is
ytsod hat be win do carly in to-norrows session
M kat he is FULLY determined to place Carlisle and
Nus md their adherents squarely on record og ~
Qsestfon Of reducing taxation. While II does no'
sw q III probable that Mr.. Randall Will succeed In
h1anene tAs House 10 . vote the Tobacco Tax BILL
TIT M power not only to bring tho rule or ruin
i1o<1e neflon 10 hook, bat also to relieve himself
~ DonocrsA who stand with him frcm all RESPONSE
t0tfy ~ the f.flurc or refusal OF the Democratic
Houns y ssduee taxation and cut down tho surplus
Geea,nc casiisie privatsiy stated to-day that all
laa1se from the Tobacco bill had disappeared and
Mt n 10 remaining heurs of the Lib Congress would
y fslH occupied With conference reports and other
Deivl1e0sd msttas But motion TO go into Com
t1ee - the who,s 10 c0nsidof revenue BILLS 10 also
- - yfyiisee and may be made at any time.
GDsahe cssiisls aud The frsetrsde fsctcn which is
teAh111n ~ Alfouster. necessssy, to defeat such
y, nsxes, ~ sssh como vh,spsrs Of . new com
2uGtpsf wue heAsd to-day. The suggestion to said
T., 80 Asa tire representatives Of the Kentucky
;p1l6w 6lstRjsw yAo eaue 10 Washington ON the
.h6eS q - 1ehosssa Of Ksutrosy tobacco manufact
~ Qanus =, xpd tur years has been. one of tho
~ x6est faAnsutsi friends In Congress Of Ire
E&2a - - etuyers, ana their representatives. who
m - sisks lsst No Tina before laying their
~ upq - meg declared that any break.
|<E1B9 a1a4 = ~ 1ntsnsl Rsvenne systsn would
y suat n III ptAl obksesstson Of Internal
- - eeeU 6orszlDltnn, Including the tsx % dis
r. ~ ~ Mt - nnsA b. prevented " n
~ q psssss u M Aet dfneut for tAsm 70
- ~ GDsnhnF rusRsd assurances Of bis
8 - sssss ~ active ed end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
ARE YnEs CHURCHES rEAsrBLsy

Al The semiusoaAiy meeting Of The Twilight Club ss
Neol,os ls,t evening tho subject "krs Free Churches
Yssass ives eissssssd vita considerable spirit cyras
Bu,ls, pr.sidsa A. G. Thomas said tAas Il aspirisaa
rsunasr weas ;, sslsss s>urehsa thsy ought be msts
% psy fs1 H. Ths Raw >, II. suydsn, OF Jsssey civ.
b soasrsssd A. g. Hitch ala that religion hsd beeomA
spslcet II nteecs sad taste rather sA Of tAs heart
ms Roy. Robert wssrss thought In, lie sut,esk fr
40 ms ehssek pswnpas % this sssAay vas eossrss
ine Arsas stasrs No pcks ssps ~ nsv ps ptl,,s
4 ussszkG Z. = xssnsss osstaa ysha cbasas, esass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


srrRxxs CouRr-OxxEEAL TRan.B Before Van Brunt. =.
Si sSrs ana oBen. J-xesa
srYxkxs coUar-sPscAL rrRk-pAnr r-sefors rngra
hf sern1ss coSxT-sSzcaL 7an-pAxr nssaors nasrssA
surssSs coUxs--oaeuss-Psn I.-AdjOurned unsu nsxs
s1SaI,s couxr-ctscu-plsx rL-Adjounsd fbs ne
att lsS Ia5 s .sss "a! ss $40
srpssSs coUsT-CITcU-PARr Iv-BeOre Pafsrsoe.J ,.
surRoo,Trs couxr-Betore Ransom s.-wins Of n. Do
st;psRloE Counr-GENERAL TERM-Beore sedswicf c. T.
suPEaios CougI-SPKcIAL TKEx-BefOre Freedman. j.
Moi0nA - - ,r...< .,t.,-n.s ,r n, ~,.rcn
SuPEaoE CouRr-TRIAL TERs-PAkr I-Adiournsd frr the
sTrxRoR couRr-THur TxRx-PARr Before rruaz. ,.
superior CoURr-TRAL TERS-PARr lll.-Adlonrnsd fsr
Cossoy PIxAs-GESgRAL TESx-Before LArrenore j.
Van Hocscn aud Bookstaver Noe - 70 ~ LaelhG'
coSMos PrxAs-EQurr TERn-Betore Van Hoessu. u
A COMMON PlE1s-TRiAr Trax-PAKT I-Betoro paly. u
ASSosInoS PIEAs-TRiIL TEaM-PARr II-Bsfsro AlleaJ-
CTY coUsr~spScAL TERx-Before Before NohreaS J.
CITY c0uxr-TsrAL TERx-PAEr r-AdjOurnsd for the
CITY couRr-TRrAL TrRx-PARr Ir-Adournod for the
CRY couKr-TsAL rERx-PAEr rIrAdsournsd for Nths
couKr or oYEs AND TkRxIyER-Beiore LAWRENCE J. sad
Assistant District Attorney EdtzS ger a,r
before Daniels and District Attorney FellovsoNel
and SoS Xs.s "a bsrict Attorney orNo
COURT GENERAL SZssIoNs-PAkI IL oeIofe ~
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Da''S-N0" ="
coUSr or GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr IIi-Becro Martina
j. and Assistant istrictAtorncy JeroneNos 70 ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram eontnysus line heSs ne sarprsssf
Signal Service station IT his city The fashss indicate
noted at pvny's Pharmacy, Sun HusldinG
TRIBupn OFFICE March LII m-sAiny conditions pss
mile, xest.ray from Texas Southern illinois, though win.
s,or much Of the rest Of ths
country tho c,oudness few days continued Ths
sisustion st rsser rndecis.ve In towA
oload and sunshine afsrnsfe tho light snowfall Of To pre-
v,ous nzht ceasng early IN thu day Tho teSsfAsors
RANGED between $40 STE the s~crase 5o, being 2iSS
higher than on corresponding day last ys. md y
lower than on "Wednesday. ~ 1879
In ana near this city to-day thsfe win probably -
onbious weather. with hssie change In
CLOSING pRIcEs or CALIFORNIA sTocxR b
san ySsaSisco gsb. %, lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
, REP0er ON yaE xoirMaI cokLsGEs
PREsEDgEr uUEGrR MAKES soNH suGeserf9N
In REGARD TO THE byEBcRowprNs OF
rc,uonr o NJ, .csrrrxnn corasEa


presiaeht Anster, Of the Norma, college, has ffe-
seDtcd by eighteenth anuna report to tho trustses
which has us, been prin,sd. This f. tho first req rs
since The COLLEGE has been placed by al ace 81 ne
Legislature uDder the dtrcction Of Board OF Trus1ss
Tho register shOyg tho Attendance " moro than 400
stucents at tire collcge last fear, with an sveruse
Of about $50 or $50 moro than the capacity OF
thu college buildings. Throe nov etasscs have bon
Col med ard the chapel aud lecture rooms were mne
Use OF ZOE these students President hpIter thJas
the pressure Of applicants for the college aod he
nvcr3tudy witch follows from Tue eonpetition uitsat
DO avoided by distributing the Studies the seve al
b!ehsr grades In tie Grammar schools, and rsqir ,s
all CLASSES OF ihe first grade n any school 10 hpve
an average attendance OF at least Thirty pups. ~
The foaid OF Elpcalon were 10 ADOPT such fg'
petien for tho sehoo.s without causing teachers 4
the st grade to suffer by loss Of salary, hs belies IS
the most dflenk part Uf tho problem would -be
solved. The report sdds
The adiitioOs power recently granted " the NOM /
College ~ statce at the request Board OF Fdu'1
on will II Ia believed condUce only the sficeri
OK the Institution. bat n the brneho " he conn u
schools The Stu1ents who en.et1 she college for ~,
sole parposa Of Obt5lning educaon aud who had
inbenton VI becoming teachers prosecute air
studio for nye years unmpcded ~ professional ~
ing Which they 9f,en found and which tsy
Aat lttlc sympethy. Tt>re WI b. and beIor
opportunity Normal suicnta 70 praetlse
4 teaching IN the training Department. The tendaicy
u tho age II toward division and subdivision In tfS.ss
ard Professions ana toward election collegiate couti
study. Intesens parents usually good udgcs Of
rs IL b.sg 70 THO welfare 81 their Children tact Wish
Boor1 recently recognized b. allowing choice Of
s.udy Of French German Tau OF Greek In stuiT-
ng FOX degree Eye.y NJ 3lLeF OF abe Faculty is u
~ opinion the. iris division The college into deps Il
oents, Que normal ana the other CLASSICAL. "a step 81.
Ia hight isfeetioa aud instead Of limiting the Hvs o.
" N beginning Of the seeond year would eeOnra "a
I. be Permitted beginning dFst year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TUE PENNsYLvANIAs IMPROVEMENTS!
FASTER TIME TO BE MADE BETWEEN PHrLA
DELPHIA AND EEw-YoRK.

FASTER TIME TO BE MADE BETWEEH fGih<N
DELPHIA AND NETWORK.
Philadelphia, Feb. es Bpcciaf.--An oh1cisl OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad stated to-day that tho improve
ments on the company's line to New-York would Do
rapidly pushed to completion. he said: when
finished, tho New.Yoril division viii DO the hnes'
railroad IN the country II not In the world. Pians
have been prepared on most liberal scale, ana TINS
rssult WILL probaby Do the reduction Of the running
time between philadelphia and New-Yorh from two
hours to one hour aud threeQuartes and perhaps Cd
one or two trains to hour and q halt Within
tho last week our company has bought several pieces
of rial estate I'm Elizabeth and other towns along
thu road Upon this the additional two tracks
necessary 10 make tho road g four-track line VIII
be laid About ten miles Of third track and fifteen
OF fourth track are te: to be laid, These gaps arc
chiefly in the CITY, whore land Is high, and Its pur
chase was LEFT untA Tho last moment. These pio's
are now being bought up But the great improvement
win DO at Jersey City, where tho surface tracks running
to the ferry will DO elevated. Sl,ooo'ooo VIII DO
spent on this work alone.
"a charter has been taken out by the company iof
Q railroad carcd the waverly and Passaic AairoAa'
which will make detour over the Newark meaao"s
around Newark, thus enabling the company 10 son.
its Hsrsi1ius Cove freight by short line ana
running through Newark Another road the MaNe' ~
and New-York Bay, VIII be built from WsverD IT,, W
the National Dochs at Jersey CITY which VIII eocoI
modate the freight seeding that outlet From nveisS
81 y: ssr SS 70 S nH c With ar freight
removed nom tAo route Of express trains WIN ~, 40
improved road-bed and better arrangement ~. ~
running fast trains through cities we
can be covered In a. many minutes leaving s0 ,
minutes for the ferriago across the Hudson RIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
WHAT H.srsILp MEN ABE DOING:

The brotherhood Of Baseball Players Will efuse 10 play
oext sprns unless tho League rescinds u salary
rule which cuts down me salaries Of number Of players
among than eowdsrs Of Boston whitney, OF WashinRton
and Giassoock and Denny, OF Indisn.poik'
Manager Mutrse has promised his players rat II thsy
report On March 20 he viii give them percentage Of
he resepts In The TevYork Brooklyn ssea ead rceass
tAen ten oars eshlsr thsn usual In the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
THE ALASKA SALMON FISHERIES.

BrIL no PROTECT THEN DELAYED BY a
HOUSE AMENDMENT.
Washington, Feb. % Gpccisl-Th bill for the pro-
tecon Of salmon asheres In Alaska which passed the
Senate yesterday, reached the House this morning.
and vas there passed with amendment substantially
the second section Of tho original Dunn bill. providing
for the protection Of the seal fisheries in Behrng Sea,
BY directing tho secretary Of the Treasury to send
revenue cutters to DIVE away or sefe all YES
sells found posching In those waters. Thus amended
the bill went TO the Senate in the afternoon whero
Mr. Bdmunds raised the ~ e.: that the amendment
proposed by the House Involved questions OF inter
national relations, and That tho bill should, therefore.
be reserred TO the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Rather than endanger the passage Of the simple pro
vision for the protection OF the salmon fisheries. the
friend. of the bill agreed to strike out the amend
ment sf tho House. and to return tho bill In the shape
Which .. Originally s 10y SS ssssa the rS SsesS
very bttle dou5t that the House conferccs can be
induced 10 drop the amendment attached to the bill
tecto e u the salmon fisheries in Alaskan waters
bnl is Msly to Ssccns law .. this SESSION though
last days q sossion are p5oyerbal, and may . yet
eeiher unobiec tionable bill.
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF THE SENATE.
Warrington Fob. es.1he Senate Committee ON
sA,hpe Buildings and Grounds before which an
Investigation Of tho Supervising Architect Of the
Treasury has eeon IN pIOflcSs some "ccS. Will
certify, 10 the Disutct-Attoney Of the District OF
columbia Chief Clerk Thomas d. Fister for prose.
cution Tor contempt of the Senate Fster refused to
answer certain Ques tons touching alleged coec-
ton OF funds for campaign purposes made In violation
of law.
sUIYG MESSRS Villas AND DICKINSON.
washington Feb. 2e.-Harvey spalding n claim agent
OF this city has brought suits for 100000 damages
in each ease against William F. Villas, former Post
m aster General and Don M. Dickinson. the present
head Of the Postoface Department. Mr.. spadmg
alleges thst large number of postmasters of the third
fourth and fifth classes pu. their claims against
the Government for readIustment Of salary IN his
hands and that after much labor and expense, he
secured passage Of act by Congress directing tho
PostmsterGeneral 10 readiust these claims. He
charges that both Mr. Villas Ind Mr.. Dickinson Ia
their capacity Postmaster General. have harassed
him In every possible way in tho prcsentatlen OF
these claims that they have, with malicious intent
to injure his business caused drafts for the payment
OF postmssters accounts adjusted to he sent direct
to the postmasters accompanied by circular stating
that no agent was needed prosecute those chains
the purpose being have the plaFf's clients
believe that he SpadIng had rendered them no
service, and that they were under no obligation 70
him for the foes agreed upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
THREATENING WAR IN EASTWARD RATES
TRUNK LINES AocUsED-oTHER LINES GETTING
TIN BUSINESS soMEhoes

Chicago, Feb % GpeciaD.-Three traihc manaSp..
Of easthound roads authority for the eta'emen.
that change must DO made in the eastoounq fe'Sn.
and messenger situation by which leading Oahs VIII
Get their shars Of the business, or ratio war wiz
begin which will Int all previous ones In the snsnc.
Many complications enter into both the ne.gnt au'
Messenger problems The Grand THINK PennSS'
yania and baltimore and Ohio systems control steam
chin unes and It Is openly charged that all three Oh
these systems cut tho ocean rate while keeping inc
inland rate intact Tho result on European tran'e
IA exactly tho same as II tho rail rate were cut IND
fact remains, however, that secondclass roahs arc
doing the bulk Of tho business, aud that tho primer
pal roads are getting ready to do their share OF uo
business II they do It for nothing. Tho passenger
slnation is even moro complicated. 1t is claime'
bv all Chicago roads that tho New-York Central tho
Pennsylvania tho West Shore and tho iemgh 'sIcy
arc having $40 commission out OF a si3 em!er>ni
rate from New York 10 Chicago 1t IS also claimed
that the Bee Line is paving oommssson OF ~ M npi
81 Louis 10 Cleveland that the Chesapeake and ONO
Is paving e. 90 commission on New otK onsuess 49,
and that numerous other roads are violating thcir
messenger agreements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
poRgcAsrrya THE WEATHER FOR MARCH.

PoRBCAsrTyG THE WEATHER FOR MARCH.
Tho Pilot Chart issued by the photographic Bureau
for March contains colored diagram OF the caution
airy and storm signals Of the Atlantic ana Gun COASTS
With the warning TO masters Of vessels to make
Themselves familiar with them. 1t also notes the
dangerous obsructtons to navigation along the coast
such as shoals, dereIleis and sunken vessels Win
regard TO tbs weather predictions 1t says: -,
The weather this month for the North Auanec vi.
southsn kndf Of frequent gales Icing ID ssno'T A.
Tine from Hatterss to the Engus a9en az once IN
SIX days, and frequently accompanies ~ Sal"
phenomena Along the coast OF ic UneA Mil he
variable. XGrthers win be less frequent "a ~, ,hc
Gulf Of Mexico they WILL lowover e Ths noThesst
trades wa be somewhat weaker than tass ~ tar
lcebergs and neh ice may he encounters dsSres and
c5 degrees longitude, as Indicate py e Viii
os lint, on the chart rex VIZ Grand Se SSnRs and the
coast 10 Ma westward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
STOCKHOLDERS HOLD A MEETING.

Tho annual meeting OF stockholders OF tho NOV"
York susquehanna aud Western Railroad Company
y,s held at Taylor's Hotel Jersey City, yesterday
There were represented Ios. 600 shares The follow
ing directors were elected Charles d. Hcad, stephen
Y. white. Simon Borg. Robert K. Dow, James N,
Harshorne. Henry Marks, Frank = Lawrence. u'
Alfred sully. Charts Mnzesbcimcr. Henry ssnloru
John l. Blair Garrett a. Hobart and Charles sied'eE
az. di-actors subsequently met and organized oy
10 ~ t'bay,es " Head president, Stephen v
White vice president, simon Borg second vioe-prcSF
Gnnt and J. z. Rafferty, secretary ana uoa'uIer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

SHUTTING IN FIRE IN SHIPS HOLD.
The ship Annie Law arrived from Bordeaux yes,er-
day On Friday last fire was dSeoVeru ~ ~. ~,
after part Of tho hold, pnd as she was 'oou VIZ. ~.
emr+y ,setsolsun barrels and sacks OF ammonia, the
hasches werc bsateped down tightly and water
poured into tho hold 10 extiusa.sh the fire. mo crew
kept ut work NJ the pumps continuously, ana ~s1S S
the vessel arrived tho nrebost went aongNoo " VIVA
anon her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
ro sELl az Apsooxp1Na LAwYER's HoDsE.

70 Sell An xBso0xDIyG LATYbhs HOUSE.
! II w<lasai r. rosser, g., The former s'sss ~
Fund, could Asss carried swsg his. emo eounsu ~s
~ BAypoH, l. /, whsu DO went to Canada or hea,cc
IN sepssmsss WITH ssesooo Of The money 10 he,d
IN truss, II b ssrtsn - would have done 30 ne
nsxretsds howsv&s even 70 turn Hs piace nn money,
hence ths spstsst sf - 0sandty hsd have s~sea
Il b man - sens Il ~ AsAcsspsy, nd sssy Pr
rsss tssssG n. = h lasDs snd ssesv D1i'.Ins'
soseesl1y hninhs4 ssd \ = d1nss1t - eonesws sos
! baskaiss, = N Ysssss va wsssA = 10000 bone
g Aiu,sSff - - sns.css ne trvstses yesterday
IA ybss tskua 4 u ylast y insludes men'y.
$40 sssea m 49, - handScms 49, ~
a. : & II {: ''s's' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
,s ro1Ir. TIE Murderer. INSANE

rrho defence IN the case Of James Nolan. or if.n
befDr, IuISr Cowlng, on q charge OF nuNrr Ia th'
first decree vas tat the defendant was usan and the
,ater part OF yesterdays session was occupied pan
,IDaly by the testimony OF experts Tho first wines
called by Mr. Howe wa Thomas ]. Nolan broiha
Of the defendant. lie testified that his brother va
fpinred ON hi, head when q child. that he often de
clared that he saw While sleeping The form Of ht
mother who had died wien the prisoner was al
infant and that the prisoner was now suffering frog
an incurahle dsease lie also declared That tla
prisoner suffered several years aSO from sunhtiobe
With ;his evidence ~ a basis, Mr. Howe called DE-
Albert T. Mann, Of Brooklyn, ard Dr. Trantmsnr, o.
wsrIs Island insane Asylum. and asked each Of them
q long Hypothetical question. DIR. Mann sad 'ha'
under the circumstances gwen no would consider uiT
man not OF sound mind.
Dr. Trautnanu az frSt hesitated about answering
the hypothoiicsl question. Judge Cowtag asked hun
II he understood the amount Of mental hfrmiy who1
excueed I'm law from the coasednenees ct crime e
said that dh and lie conside.sd Ito prisoner 20 lar
trsspA thai he wac not responsible. =,
mr. Allan Nelanc Hamilton vas called 'or tn9
proSecuton aud he testified that On he ovidincs bs
cons:dercd The man sane. The ease VIII De g'Veh
to the jury today i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
NEW EVIDENCE IN DE- RBYNoLDSs CASE u, s.;

On behalf Of Dr.. W. NJ. Reynolds, on aiai IN tne
Court Of Oyer and Tsrminsr before Jusuce IA"Ioueo
ana fury. yestercsv. W. Holman Smith, an archi-
tect. nave important testimony 10 regard TO the d.
teratasn ,of agurss on the plaus Of the Fiusning
house, which were sent TO tbs insurance COMPANY
lie stated that 10 he'd altered the figures 70 CON
form TO plans for the rebuilding OF the nouss ef
the Hre ard that Dr. Reynolds hsd sent them 70 ,n.
THE itSrstjops I'D bean made 0ther witnesses cor
sobofsasd proyioss tssinoy concerning tho furniture
In tho housA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

Tobacco bin the paturf& and Inevitable cossuucnco
would be the defeaf Of The 1ncongruous nessusp II
Ia not probable however. that Randall and his fol-
lowers win bste this bait n It Is offered That such
oass OF compromise has been even suesss'sd shows
offensive and defensive slllance between the free
traders IN Congress- ana tie whiskes' Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
rScREAsE IN THE PUBIC DEBT.

Washington, Feb. 2s.-lt Is estimated at the Treas
ury Department that tho public debt has increased
81 900 600 since February /. This is duo to tho un-
usually heavy disbursements during the month aggrc-
gazing Over $50 600 900, Of which amount 81 100000
was ON NC count OF pensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

WATCHING 4 MEN MACHINE SWEEP STREETS.
Commissioner Coleman. Of the Departments ot
STREET cleaning accompanied by several persons ~
..rested In sanitary improvements, yesterday A'."Ha
ed a tlfal Of Heutscheis Icw street elespng msonAno
yAicar u now IN successful operation III raay et ue
Iwes citics OF Europs. 'rhs machine Is largo c~
euiar water tank. running on three ~hees' unae'>
meath which are placed large rollers or serspes se'
diasonaily WITT pieces VI rubber iostssa p 3rsie-
drivers feet IL a wats>ppp from which eopions fts
ot vs,rr arc thrown. washing away tbs sand whion
,s srept INTO the Ettns and washed into the sewers
. Tho machine yestesdsy cleaned the two blocks ss'
twscL Rfftcenth and scscnssean ~. IN f,fsc.s.s'
Saving the stons pavsmsnt - clean - 1t wo.,H s5
~ ar GA summers dAS, The tipr oecuiassi yss 81
,n,nufes en- each eiock savertscudeht RosuFs. ar
,ac sssrcs c3saning pepsftFens cxpressed. ~ opst
picssahant "a faf ss could -ps seq ron ns wask
done ArosAer fFiR vsu BE- Evpn IN Nv GAYS cn
s:ds it;set sssss - rsesuSns , none Irregular
nas IN fglshAsA - -. - = Z: ~ ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
A QUESTION OF wHAgY PsioIL9aEs.
REsTRAIxED FROM BUILDING SHED on 4
PIER IN THE EAST RIVER

A decision continuing tho temporary Injunction
pending the suit brought By the people. st the ro-
lation Of hesEast Side Water trout Association. to
res train Jabez A. Bostwck and others from building
q she'd on the new pier ut Jcsserson-st, East River.
rendered by Justice Patterson, OF the Supreme
Court, yesterday. The Judge cites decisions ct the
Court OF Appeals 10 show that the Act Of 1871 GREAT
Ing new system of whxrves and piers 70 DO buiit
by the Dock Department, did not change tho lSw
It previously existed, under which such shoes had
been declared TO DO Unlawful distractions.
Tho Judge says that the law OF 1875, enacted IN
1882, for the first time gave legislative sanction 10
obs tructon OF the piers by buildings Of this char
scter. Permission was given to persons engaged IN
steam transportation TO cover piers exclusively used
for that purpose. But that act declared that IT
unlawful to interfere by such erections with the
free public Of wharves, ETC., In the navisabls
waters of the Fast River, heretofore used In tho
loading and dschargng Of sailing vessek.' Prior %
tho construction OF the present pier In 1885, the Old
pier wss used By sailing vessels but the defendants
claim that the present structure, No 3d. Is entirely
difersnt from 10 old pier, No. 40, and Is sub
ject h different rules. The Judge decides that this
Is not