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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
.vNr,rs FRAUDULENT CONTRACT.

Albany. April . (Spccian.-Howland :. Cove
farmer ranitol cmpoyc. gave the highly important
,,i,,o,y before the Court IT Claims this afternoon
that the word, papicr mache were not IN the "'S'ha
considerations for tho construction ~ the Assembly
Chamber ,ciling but were inserted after the contract
head he.n awarded 10 John Snaith. He said he called
the attention Of superintendent Andrews 10 this inter
notation Mr. Cove also gave the further interesting
testimony that tho original specifications for the pro
posed Assembly Chamber ceiling were In the hand
writing of John snath and were then put into type
written copy disguise tho fact II was also stated
hv fine witness that snaiti and sullivan originally
submitted A Joint bid In order to disguise the fa,t
MAT they wcro the actual partners. apparently, they
then prt In separate bids.
Assistant Attorney General Hogan. who Is managing
thc case for the state In Ia defence against Snaths
claim for the $4,000 sui alleged 10 toe que nm
ON The contract says that Cove Will give highly inter-
estinr testimony t. morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
ANNUAL BALL OF THE MASTER PLrNBERs.

The annual ball of the Master Plumbers Associ&
ton was held 1T Central Turn Nclein opera House IN
East scvcnt-st last evening. and proved great
success Nearly thousand couples were present
when Mr. and Mrs. J. ~ Rossman led the grand
march, to the inspiring strains Of ,appas IN Resi
ment orchestra. After twelve numbers Of the pro-
cramme had been danced ntermiss!on was taken,
and the company adjourned 10 the dining roo where
a supper was served. The committee Of arrange
ments was composed of
Henry O.. olabay. chairman John Mitchell, 1. j..
rwomey ana J. y. BOSNIAN. Boor committee Henry o.
abay director; T. J. Andrews. assistant director J. A.
Ko>.aan T.. J. OConnor Z. J. Carpenter, william H.
Quick d. NJ. Davidson, \. J. walsh. D. Nac~ay, IT,, NJ
RYAN T. Barrett. j. w. OBrien, J. Murphy o. '" Me-
,.nnis {. j. Phillips T. J. Twomey, L. d. hosiort' a j.
Cunmins william X. ken, J. > Dunn, NJ }. Me-
Delmott william Forster. T. j. Mccormack, l. o. sAunay
James FAY =. :. Boger William NcDofmott ana J. l.
Mex con reception committee George d. scott Fi7hk
kcyuold, William Young, EdNard Murphy, j. y knight,
phip smith James Muir, {. H. kranchfelt, l. j. Brady
John McCarron John Keppc George b. Brown llush Nc
rowan John Mitchell, James ''iilroY, Joseph y Mac
donald Cau.dweM Fraser II. Mead, T. sullivan.
Charles Tucker. J, +. Knight, William F. Austin. John
peneban. James Nueent John Miller and George w.
Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
TO STRIKE FOR EIGHT hours WORK
THE CARPENTERS NOT WHOLLY UNITED IN
THEIR DEMANDS.

meeting OF carpenters was held In Webster Hall
In Eleyenthst. last night 70 decide finally and
whether ~ attempt the enforcement oi wofzday Of
eight hours next month. Nicholas l.. Mahan presided
and after calling the 900 present 10 order oidra
the presentation OF a resolution drawn up BY special
con mittee advocating worhday OF eight hour.
1t va, formally resolved by So. Of 7ol to i75. that
and first Monday in May the carpenters OF New
York CITY work but eight hours day from a. M TO 10
m, and from to 5 D. m. and that for all overtime ana
work on Sundays and holidays double rates should b
charged Several delegates spoke against the resolution.
saying the trade not arcd at present TO enforce
their demands and advising postponenent until sepm
Der 1.
The United order OF American Carpenters aud Jonen
has issued following circular letter on the eehthour
question IL has been Endorsed by the various lodges Of
that organization ITO Elght.Ifour Conference CON-
mittce Of the Carpenters Union The Unud Order Of
American Carpenters aud Joner having referred the
eghhOur question the various lodges, would respect
fully inform you that ~ the following con.
clusion That while being favor OF shorter worhday,
we deem It undertake. view OF the present depressed
condition Of the labor In this city,
further demands upon the employers especially 80
the latter are already subjected unfair and unequal
competition with boss carpenters OF neighborng cities
whose enpoyes work more hour. for less wages than the
journeynen here Therefore the United order decline 70
take any further least for the present Oh the
elghthour question"
This action Of The United order Of American Carpenters
and Joiners interesting fight with the Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Jonors when The latter attempt
contractors to put up With workday oil eight ho4n
next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
VOTING AGAINST CANAL EXTRAVAGANCE.
DEFEAT OF THE LOCK LENGrHENiNG BILL IN
THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany Aprn o fSpeciaN.-Thc financial distress
among the farmers Of the state was made obvious IN
The Assembly in two ways today. ore OF the'c way
va, the presentation of petition from the fAe'n'Nc
Committee Il the Farmers League IN FAVOR oi 'le
passage Of Mr. Lannon'S bill taxing PERSONAL p'ope'N
and mortgages. The other was the DEFEAT ~ INC pn
nronratinr $500 600 for frightening the canal locks
,,.d ,,t,ominc ont the canal. The hostility 10 the
canal hill WAS due b. the fact that only Sl7oooo OF
tho amount appropriated Is to be u'ed LOT '"'N
oncthcnine while the remaining portion oi INC up
,,,,riation S3l5OOO j. To be expended In deepening
,hc canals with the exception OF Slo"oo' VIM" )"
,,~,,,cd 70 deepen the Albany Basin. This ap
,rnri,tion Of 10000 for the purpose % deepening
~. canals is felt by many As-enhlNHen to be I'M
....rv I'm view If the fact that Edward liahAeh
.t SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Works. asks i'r
-, GOO for repairs and maintenance ~ ~"
anal. i'm A separate measure. IL i argue" N''' ''
,t,.,.n .hould deepen The canals "ltn tl' "'"''.'
CONCENTRATION for repairs and maintenance Inc
,orrlv il, willing 70 make the Appropriation I"
., on with the work Of such canal improvements a.
,b. lock lencthcnins but evidently di'hN'@ I" 'pp'"
.i,,, saoo 900 FOR the purpose 81 'eepcnnS inc
.i. I'm view II the extraordinary size ~ o'her
canal ,upropraton bill, n me h.! Tor '' f'P'"
, 49,. Tnndollar aday law. which viii be acted upon
-, morrow hv the Assembly. becomes law 'he
,, ,nnronr,tions Will be reduced $500 600 ana tho
Ie,l.i,turc will DE IN more OF n"'d 70 appropriate
$500 900 for deepening the canals
ia ~. .n,rit of cutting down the states expenses
a.. canal Lock- Lcneth,uia hill was taken mp on the
order # thlsI reading. Mr. >heehan, the Dem''r''''
f,a.r SAM the strength of the opposition To the
,,,. and fastened To alay Il Il possible. " II We
. I..,i ~ 4. Andou the policy Of canal Improvement
aid h,. We must pa, tbs BILL and would remind
gentlemen that all this wor, is to be done hy contract
This h,ll passed the senate wiki only one vote AGAINST
j., and | am surprised at the opposition to H.
~ other spcechc, were made. hDi MI Shec'"n ran
about amouS the Democratic member drumming up
,,,., for the bill. It was notable 'h''
nearly all the Assembly men Who come
from farming district, opposed the blll' Win
IN. sole exception of .Ir Henderson, OF heF"lmeF :
W. co,n.. of ~choharc. and Mr. Rice, OF ll''"r
,.,i,t, all Democrats Mr.. Dempsey, Democrat "''
,.n lu, A large rural constituency III vncd' 'uaN
,,,.a for thc bill which wa lost 81 10 81. lh,
r.,-i,r, received the votes of !. RepunlicalS am
~ p,mo.lats There were Democrats ana 81"
rrpmhllcaus who voted against the Dill. No Dill Sa"
Ia. missed without II has 90 votes A.,
H. \udrrw. moved that the vote w which tue
, n,s ,n,i lie rccom,dcrcd. The motion was adopted
In few days the supporters Of the bill Will MAKE
another attempt 10 pas IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH BRANCHES.
TIE SENATE PASSES THE slLcoTr DEFICIENCY
p1f1-THE "z,D" BILL Up IN TIE HOUSE

THE SENATE PASSES THE slLcoTr DEFICIENCY
B1Lr-rHE "z,o7 BILL Up IN TIE HOUSE
Washington. April o-In the Senate today the House
rim concentrating $4,000 To supply the deficiency oc
io,ed hv the dcfalcation in the Office 81 the "'e
scream, If Arms Of the House WAS reported rom inc
cormittee ON Appropriations without amendment anu
passed. ,, 81, low, tho
In the House. on motion Of Mr. struble OF Iowa "''
senate amendment was non-concurrcd III 10 ''' "'
hll provding for town site entries 81 lana )" '"'
hOma. - ,,o ,,o
The Sneaker having laid before the House W"
senate hill for the improvement ana mah''f'"'o "
The National Geological Park with House ann .
fnrovidinc that the District Of Columbia shai pay non
ma expense,. with the request from the senate io "
conference Mr.. McComas' OF MARY i'hu' "''S
the Uopse rccedc from rs amendment 49,
Mr. Bount, OF Georgia. was not "iihne '''' w
constant cxncudure Of public money. brought about
-, - ., ,,epencc. at the Capitol which should
not he considered should 60 on without ln' protest
Mr. Mccouas spoke in support Of his motion. Inc
concentration carried BY the bill VA, not great. IL
.,. absurd 10 call II a District proposition IL Wa,
proposton which had come from the Smi'N'"h''" jill
,titutlOn. o,,o ,t, Aha, tho 90 Zoo Wa,
O Xation.i enterprise He enlorizcd tn management
~ thc smithsonian Institution, under WHO'S" '""''
the park TO be placed ,. A.. g. ,r.e
Mr. Gambler. Of Massachusetts, thought tha' u Wa
M, u, M fr The Government t. enter INT" q" partner
ship with the District in any Of her p"oN' n"i"'''
| or public museums , . ,, 80. n,. WAR,
Mr.. Ill., Of ILLINOIS, idForvl Il 'c''''' WI '' '
Mr.. cannon said that it was not fair for the
the park. to come and release the Di '"'' 'f"" j.
Mr. cornass motion to reccte wa, ecicaice Ia u
| 100 The IIousc insisted on US amendment anu
| ron A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
FINAL CHANGES IN THE TARIFF BILL.

THE GLOVE SCHEDULE NOT ALTERED-THE RE
PORTS LIKELY TO BE COMPLETED TO-DAY.
Washing ton, April 9.-The Ways and Means Com
mittee was in session for short time this morning.
The Republican members submitted few changes that
have been made in the bill during the last ten days,
and they were ordered to be incorporated in the text
The changes include those made in the Cotton Hosiery
schedule and provision that the increased duty on
fine linens shall not tahc effect until January l. 1891
Otherwise they were confined to changes in phrase
oogy. II is expected that the majority and minority
reports Will be completed to morrow.
Tie Republican members of the committee were IN
conference for several hours this afternoon adding the
finishing touches TO the Tariff bill. The most I'M
porant change made was in the schedule relating 10
fine linens and here the committee rcconsidercd al!
former action, wiped ont the provision that increased
duty shall be collected III 1881 and fixed the rates a.
they stand in the existing law. The representatives
OF the glove importers admitted 10 an informal
I'D valOrcm to specific duties. Mr.. Foster, one OF the
importers. said Il wish 10 state. IN behalf Of the
poor people OF this country, that the proposed com
pound bill taxes cheap gloves, worn bN them. 40 per
cent while .hOsc by the wealthy admitted at
20 per cent less. This is unfair, and against II pro
test
Later on the proposition was put to vote. and was
lost by tie. that the glove schedule stands IN the
bill A. laid before the committee. some representa-
heard in advocacy of special provision to lit their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
BELLEVUE ALUHNI DINE.
10 alumni n Belleyue Hospital and number It

About $50 alumni Bellevue Hospital and number d
guests sat down the fret annual dinner OF the alumni
society OF the Institution last evening 40 the Hotel BFm+
wick The president OF the society. Dr. Richard Ksish
presided On his right sat Dr. L. A. sayre and on hs
LETT Dr. W. H. Draper Some Of the other, present wers
=. L. LOOMS president OF the Academy Of Nedine
Z o. JaneNay, Henry Godthwai.e william NJ Polk.
w r. Gillette, J. ID. Bryant. Charles L. Dana. Ausan
Flint George Shrady w II. Katzenbsch c. h lockwood
l.. W. Hubbard, F. w. Gwyer. II. NJ. Bigss, w j. Jen'
kins A. Jacobi Henry Hermann Il. J. Carlisle me Kew
Dr. r. :. Mac Arthur and II. H. Porter, president oi Vr
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction sD'''n's
were made by Dr. Draper the Rev. DR.. NaeArthur Dr.
Sayle Dr. LOOMS Frank LOOMS. DR.. Flint MI Porter
G. Il. Alexander Chester 5. Lord and Dr. Polk me
officers OF the society Richard kslish. re-dens;
Parker Syms, vice-presiient; william " huoo~N' sN'
tary and Robert J. Carlisle, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
ANOTHER OF THE SHENANDOAH" SorvENIRs

nreat 30 wide that the announcement u one causes
an instant demand FOR tickets All the seats for last nsh
uhen the e5Oth New.York performance was given ~
proctors Twenty.thrd Street Thcar" were sold several
,,, 400 and the house WAS naturally crowded. INC
,,.o., was also well pleased and enthusiastic. Tho
on,lr wa. san.co,er,d box Tor noepaPr. with ios'
,ia< ton on which View Of the Shenandoah |sie''
M tho hon wsr. ,iN sheets Of notepapcr each Win seems
from the play on the first page, and on m tnia pas H'
,, ,ritf.n 10 Gertrude Ilimeham. whcn ha, a. LII
-, mar, I'm the Mot OF the story. Al iL' bottom q
,, ho> VA, little drawer containing hail = dozen en-
.ion. and blotsr with a forai design in coors Ih'rs
m M enc NOR, souvenir night for '>h nand aA' th' 49,,
NIGHT ~ the rum saturday II nfNt week, wh-'A Wa.
,lso be marked by other special olscrNancc>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
FOR Az ASSISTANT NAVAL SECRETARY
AZ AMENDMENT RrroETrD TO THE NAVAL Ar
PEOrEl> TIoN BILL N THE sENATE
THE HALE BILL

Warrington. April (~pccall.-Thc proposition 10
cr,,t. an i.ui secretary 81 War having been a'
.cpied with such great icadiu'-s by both houses o'
Congress. the Nayy Department has apparently q"
cded that th, IS "a good time 10 AK fof an Assistant
~.rr.ta,y The senate Committee on Naval ANa'o
DAY. through senator HAIL. reported an amendment
10 the Na,al Appropriation hiil, authorizing The "p
pointmc4t 81 such an official at nn annu" .alaf' OF
- 100 The argument for an ASH tant War secretary
,nnlics with cputl force to the NnNy Department.
~ tore. nnrv clnlruiic, hav" arisen from time =" tiM'
through the BACK of civilian a-,i ant I" t'L" INC
MACE Of fine secretary during hi, absence. The sns
y,.tion Of the senate Committee viii no doubt meet
with general approval and be- enacted into ia" at 'hi'
session.
The senate Naval Committee has decided I" IN
coruora.c the Hale hi FOR the construction "i HE 81
,,,,l. ehin- rcrDii.d som" time asO an ou,iia
,,.,. urc I'm the general Na,ai Appropriation mll
This c,ir wa. followed ln the House. vhcrc Chairman
routrllc- idea, a, 10 the need, u Tie ne" Ni'N h
tic way Of battle ship, are in'lndod IN the grl'i"
Naval hill ON the pI.-ntc 81 TIM liitr inca ne
and IFS Transmission 10 the senate. The di'ich' III
Kan now existing Al The tNO end, Z" Inc apiyl Nll
H. lr,urht ont distinctly. and the t"" '"nnlf lin
l,tic hin schemes viii he iui"ll."uilt compared ai'
,,i.t,., tnc Outcome ~ the discussion A. 10 liz
..-i man ON which 10 make additions 10 the navy u
=, ,r'..uf condition l. h-hly uncertain, aud
on,,rnui., nf sonc sort /, the only Tr ut which nov
| Gems possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
The blessing Of strong Nerves

Is recoverable by the use Of mineral scdaves but by
recourse 70 crcctual tonic treatment Opats and the
inclv A, r-sibc. Vigorous nerves quiet ones and
m, most direct way 10 render them is reinforce the
,,t,, ,u,ri.s That stcriiag in,eorant, Hostttcf'~
stomach Bttr,. will be- found al'ulcent for this pur
Bose since II entirely removes implements to thorough
digestion ard assimilation OF the food that the body 4,
n.urd it, Tue Of nouri,hncnt. aud consequently
of stamina Rheumatic tendencies and affections OF the
kidney. and bladder also couteractcd by the Bttcrs
which Is bcdcs pleasant medicinal Stmuant Infinitely
uur.r than the ~ sxcltants OF commerce. which
iniurlously lpon The neSyous system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
IN FAVOR OF ARBITRA1ION.
4 PAN.ANERICAN REPORT RECOMMENDING
A GENERAL TREATY.
.pp1rE,Troy TO BE COMPULSORY, EXCEPT
WHEN A NATION BELIEVES lis Ia
isTENCE IMPERMLED-fINAL AID
JOURNMENT N SIGHT.

JoURNMENT IL SIGHT.
Washington, April o.-Final adjournment Oh inc
Pan. American Conference is in sight. 1t will prob
ably take place next Wednesday. AT the mee''us oi
tbe Conference today, the reports Of the Committees
-. General Welfare. Banking and Port Dues were
presented. and after being printed VIII be taken up
for consideration.
Tho Committee on General Welfare recommended
the negotiation Of general treaty by 'he h'p"ono'
Of North south and Central America ana 'aS"' -
refer TO arbitration. for sctpcHch'' AL ">P"'''' VI"
fercnces and contention, that may arse pe'"'ch any
,,,o ~ the nations, Arbitration shall be compulsory
upon all the nations IN ha''c'S Vi "P.''"'''
o,iouette. territories boundaries, questions OF haVi
,i, ,he cnforcemcnt construction or validity OF
,,co,os and in other matters arising from atv cause
,b.tovcr In ease however, nation heleVc' It's
Independence is at stake. arbitration shall not De
compulsory. . =, - l.,
The report sets forth in detail 'he "'"''o' !"
which arbtrators shall be selected ana inc manner
Of reaching and declaring their Judgments 'h'rc i
mn ros,rct,on Of choice OF arbiraors-they NAV be
rotions scientific societies, officials, or P'N"o
cit,ors Unless II is specifically agreed previously
,, rropimons Judgment shall be required ma
ioritv of the arltraors shall decide the question ~
issuc Where the arbitrator consist oil an eve"
number each nation may appoint an uihP"c' ,,'
nation deeming Itself interested IN OF "ne'No w ''
decision Of any question may appoint Il" "''
traitor in the case -, ,.,x sh,u
II is provided that ratihcations OF the 'rr"'' s''''
,l.., ~ WASHING ton and II shall be In force
g. ut, vcar. from the date Of It's procamatoh'
,ror that form has expired the treaty snail remain
il, force. until ono year after any nation mas gwen
notice Ia all the other nations party thereto u ''
dc.,rc 70 withdraw bat the Withdrawal OF any ha'''n
shall not relieve the other nations Of Their dh''c9
ri,c Recommendations introduced hy prrahDl,'
,,ctirr fine be cf IF the delegate that war }, cruel
nnnccc-.ar, and Ineffective method "i setting l"'
humanity approve, the choice II arbitration a. uc
i..t method Of reaching -Ar~iat1fN ,'u'.lh'it "i
meeting of this ian Nnrtl' An
conference .nip1>tri"- tant IN" people "i the
Western Hemisphere A." Wiling ana r'"N 20 'Hi"''c
,,,,,,, .,en,.c,tc, tn. principle If arlif
ON fi.Ily neat the Officers ~ the M"n''' I'm
Culture t..ocliion. II Philadelphia VIII pr''W 10
c,rh fo-ei-p delofi. ATTACHED 10 the conference a
large nag 4 the nlfc1 States made OF native SIX, a.
a gif TO their respective Governments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
HEARINGS oy TWO HOUSE BILLS.

WASHINGTON April 9.-By request. the House com
nitten on Agriculture today rcopcncd the hearing On
The Concer Lard compound bl and the bntier""r'li
nti-Op,ion bill. both ~ which have been reported
10 the House with favorable recommendations, Nc-r'.
A. Graves representing the Georgia Agricultural
Association and !. pcnuoNcr Jones. representing Wi
colorcd cotton farmers and planters Of Ar"hi as
both colored lncn made arguments AGAINST Inc pas
-agc Of the Congcr bin SIR. Crave, IN adilil'h ~
arguments already presented PLEADED for the p"'c'
non Of the cotton ,ccd industry against the lwro-
ton Of the burdens contained u Tire b'll. ON 'r
ground that II had contributed more than anNihn'
else 10 Improve the condition 81 the colorcd ihim'i
and laborcr Of tie south. In ~" conrc Of l' af-
mcnt on the bill Mr.. Jones said This BILL stripped
Of all disguise resolves itof into THIS condition In
Western Aos against the southern negro winch Will
win
ic,srs. Counsclman and Nelson OF the 'in'ae'
Board Of Trade, appeared 80 oppose the h"''cF""''
Anti option bill Mr.. Couns"irrn ocu pcd All u''
lime of the committee. lie stated that ne ludpr-cd
hnth in letter and .prt. the poVi-nn, "i inc hI0'
.rctiOn of the hlil fDlpddine any pIF's'n or ,Ti'
dealing The second section. when ipibn. we n'ii
| ing by any one except the prhn'"r ana 'le Phf
chaser direct from him. in ans article ip' III ~
| possession OF the seller. wip"f out o. existence ii
imsincss OF himself and All legitimate dealer, as wei
| as Of the illcetimaic dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
TIE NAVAL ArpEopEIArIoS BILL Considered.

TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL Considered
Washington. April o.-Thc House to day. In Com
.nlftce Of the WHOLE Mr.. Buitcrvorh In the chair.
con. dercd the Naval Appropriation bill.
Mr. o'Ncill Of Pcnns, lvania. offered an amendment
,unropri,tiug $50 900 for improving the condition Of
hc Ieacuc Island Navy Yard. for building and repair
inn, iron and steel ships lie protested against t' dis
elimination II the Committee on Naval Affairs against
thn ward In the city which he ia part represented
Mr. Eontele Of Maine, said that the League i-land
was a closed ward and not in condition Al ih,
fine to carry on the construction If ships. THIS Mr.
o.Ncl denied The yard virtually an open yard.
Instead II miserable $50 600 he should be asking for
= 600 900. The amendment was lost III to 81
Mr. Wilkinson, of Louisiana. advocated ia" establish
mont Of = navy ward a. Alecrs. Ia. and pointed ont
thc necessity Of having yard on The Gull
Mr. Lodge Of Massachusetts. said that no one denied
fine necessity OF establishing ward on the Gull Btt
fine House would remember that there was already "A
navy ward Oh the 1nlf at Pensacola. The south caro-
linz, urnr wanted the erection Of dN dOck AT Fort
r,,,l and that WI, under -idcrliiOn by the Com
pittcc These scheme, involved a large expenditure
- nanny and should not be entered upon without the
fnlic.t and most careful considerations
Mr. Elliott. Of south Carolina, pictured the an
,..rt,cos pre.cntcd bv Port ROYAL a. naval station
and advocated the construction OF simpson urNuo'h
Mr. Adams, Of Illinois said that the people ne rep
resented were anNnu, for navy Nin al inc MOUTH
If the Mississippi River. ,,
Pending final action. the committee rose: Mc''IN
>trufc Perkins and Washington were appointed "a, con
tcrccs ON the Oklahoma Town site bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
SIT AGAINST EX-GOVERNOR CORNELL.

runors have been Tor the last two days ma
81, ,,oy,fnor AlonKO H. Cornell mad met with IMAM
eiulties The runOrs >et on foot oi SIX oe-a
hy Kelly & Macrae Of 40. -o' Ef's@""Y j" N'' D'
,v y.nk To recover the Taco value ~ t"o po'"s'o',
. ~ 5000 each which Mr.. Corn,. had inio sd az 4
,be steps taken by Miller 4 savage t. recover -
d,an,ed hy the Middlo>eN County BanA ~ F'fth ANN.
\ ON the personal note of M. Cornell W n "''' -
aid Yesterday that NJ. Cornell hAd u"'" "',
a,., hoy.v.r they would proceed against him. A. ms
hama No 49, Lexinctonaye last night 1t was ssa I"'
Mr. Cornell was OF town