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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
PHILLIPS BROOKS AND LYMAN ABBOTT


From Tn, Boston Transcript
The Interesting core, p0ndcnce in columns thss
beran with comments Dr. Brooks action IN a.
tending the installation Of Dr. Abbott pastor oi
Ilymouth Church eliminates today IN Tie threat OK
secession from the Episcopal thurch by al Last ono
member of Il II the awcssness or hberaAtN Wmci
men like Dr. BROOKS indulge In j. T. be cuilaohcd -
vinkcd Al by the Episcopal authorities a. II II Ners
~ mo- imDorflnsc. Our different correspondents AZ
like boy. throwing >nOwba,. They h, All slic, 81
what they are aiming a.. bat not one oi th,Al ptl'
MS ball i'm the bull--cyc. DR.. Brooks Wa Ia>' w.
m. Lonorei Ientcn preacher at Trinity 'huIch NeN
York whose rcctO-. Or. Ola, l. pretty sun Cnu'.'
man. n Dr.. DiN can fellow ship win bF. nso"sS
sol-c oher men of his kidney may be anie 10 40 -
and II /, pretty -la business for any priest or LAY
~ Threaten ~se'- ion because man Hike Dr. bro"
4. allnNed I, lr m some things a law unto hlhi,c''
pr brooks i'm, done nothing iu Violation OF nj ornlnd
tl, ,ov by any 81 h, ahliatiDn, 1911 IN non Episcopal
ricrcyuen IRE preaching Of discourse on itiS
,in inity" by the Rev J. IA. Ward. IN the Bar,e,t
gl.rcl 10 morrow Andoycr. Is h open Al ainid',V'
,,th tic Congregational clergy a, awning taSl ~
PROOFS ha, done, and can just A. icas'anN o. cen
,'.r ~ hc realized "A good manf Eri'cop alian> VII
h,v, to -.t down from their heh horses anu J a.,
,Ios, ON foot i'm the pilgrimage talklrg a Great uetl
los. than tTcv - to-day about their ornrts. thrl,
,,,,srs the,r saeramcnts and all their other COOL
hirrs Il is not our province u discuss these thln-
- rnurse Int IL very disturbing "a one, Sood teip
80 have our high minded Epl.eopalans soAhdlhs iout
s,rr,s whenever one Of their clergy makes any Vent
a. 10 way ~ charity peace or reconciliation WV"
nj. Protestant brethren of other names
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TWO KINDS Of CAR ETIQUETTE.
From The Boston Advertiser.

From The Boston Advertiser.
nave noticed said the ancient citizen, " that
different code OF Customs, or clt-, OF lNdiDV's' -
Whatever YOU nay term II, exists IN steam t.i'N",
ear, from that winch prevails la street ca!a' N"eu
,,,u cutc., street she a. once lO""s dS"- ~
seats 10 see who i going u -Nv UP his -tdl 10 nc.
she never he-iiatcs - enter "A street .tf "H'h >
crowded for she confident of her aDllily 10 {,
-noe ono out OF hi, sat aud secure II Tor h,I9l.
No matter how tired a may bc after ivhS uis
wDr. he mast give up ID, seat 40 tAc hrsl WOMAN
,,ho enter, or bln. the gaze ot every woman III inc
car uu,n him. Iut IA the steam cars II seems 10 10
inherent II the 1911 no woman appears 10 eN
u.rt 4 man To give up Do, scat u hfF' i'e sta""'
nati.nflg IL. the aisle near the door ana awaits
vacancy which j, sure occur soon. cspcc3IN upou
IN. suburban trains. I.l~ moihln- sdN t"o iasi-s
u- tain together Who trying 10 ma an cl--Ae
cat vacant 80 tnat they could III together \ c1ii.,
man who va, .ittlu- alone saw the movement Hh"
i.lnc offered hi- seat while he sought pace aclo>,
tne aisle beside another -cntlemau The ladles Hffo
both pro:t>c In Their thanks and then passed sohle
time I'm telling one another how very hnd IL vas III
him Now these very women continued IN ancleh'
,ireu very lAe!y got into street ear a. soon A.
tiley reached boston and eyed two men Untl t'ey
raye mn fi.r seat. and TOOK them without word or
SIGN 81 ackuOH led gmcnt. This i one o the curious
phases OF LIE that would Ike u nave someoody cA-
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c. yxELLY.s BUILDING ASSOCIATION ELL.

Albany March T. MI Clnnc.is , iiI competing
for..i cooperative loan and baid.u- associations do
ing L,.i ines, in tc state 10 deposit rloo.oV) IA bonds
bearing Interest with the superintendent II h"n"HS
and TO submit 70 the supervision - the b"n"'- -
paf.mcnt came up on second reading in Tie Assem-
by today.
Mr. init said he thought the hill uncon,iinlon"
as interfering with commerce between static.
MI c,:lncly answered that '.--oufi Lad .iMilt.
Law, The BIZ Wa intended % prevent 'oml"H'r'
which wc.. not honest ,pmpanic, aud winch h'" "'t
ludacciu.At. that could not Doe held out l "AF con
Germ doing bushes, sound rfnl'h piheipl'- rom
winding the people IF this state.
Mr. Peck held that the h.ll violated the 'on'ilin
tion Il the United >tai.s by puins illegltm''c -
st,ctions upon bushes Institutions u other state.
lie limited that the bill vas lcns puzzled ia the 800
i.gc,ts # certain l4f.c cooperative loan 'DH?'",'
Of >rW- OIA ana OtAcr cites.
MI stan supported tie bill. saying mat the
u.,,,,.l associations toward winch the bill was d
,ertrd vcr. doing a purely speculative OHsintr' ii'
Inn, state and should hc driven out ,-.t.. a. ID,
Mr. Connolly -ald thai the COURT iI'a ue''"'u ''''
surn law were perfectly consult tDIal.
Mr. Na.c tod now the people in H. ~"h h'' O''"
s,ytr0i.I los fore IN loan a-t.' latio.,-
Sir Dcyo of .rcd ane.dnc -. WI, Il Wa a''rp''u
bv Sir. I ,uncIy, t. protect ino'c "h' ''" ~
LnulhI stD,. ID fJgc-A $50. lti4ohr. u f."''.,
tnni Inc act shall MT dff't the lock 81 I'. "l'i
ON IL 81 those who have taken an Interest Ia ioiv'7'
COmpdulc,.
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SUFFOLK COrNTY's NARROW ESCAPE.
HER ANCIENT MARINER At ALBANY ABOUT T'
RESIGN HIS SEAT IN THE SENATE

Albany. March /. C,peciaD.-Capta'n En
Hawkins the ancient mariner who represents S".oN
Countv in the senate has had tolerably sIo"h Sd"N
a. a Legislation thus lar But this morning ne shipper
q head sea which came near sending MIN 10 tno
hottor, all Standing 4 week or two ago. MI
t.dlor introduccd bill in the senate prohibiting hct
fishing in Jamaica Bay. Captain Hawkins has opposed
,ho hu from tie outset, and Yesterday lie t"ld the
committee having ii in charge that it was unjust
ard unncccssary- The committee reported 1t I"
thc senate this morning, and great was inc
cantain's establishment when Licu'cnan''foN
crnor Jones in his airy and inimnaole
way ordered the bill to third reading
What does he mean ?" the captain crcd' ahsrlN .
turning 10 his neigbor Mr. JACOBS. lie Is intcFicr
ing with the coursc Of legislation Mr.. stihcr hc'''
asked to have the bill advanced in that way
Mr. Iacohs Wa unable y give him consolation. The
moro tho capt1in thought about it. the more he was
convinced that the presiding officer had unfairly tN'n
the weather gauge Of him. and he accordingly ue,c'
mined that his only honorable resource was 10 ioio"
an iIlusttous example and subsde 10 the bottom 81
tho 70, a he procured pad Of the highly decorated
senate writing paper sem ptsr 10, ~" ~, ,b ~
Lc~an a letter sninC the cat which he won WIN -"
much di0icultv from his oNn brother.
= on don't do that said Mr. Jacobs looking over
his shoulder. A., ., ioir ppt his
,nne wa, sterncr than his resolution. ana h'lr PV
s,asiou made him relcnt. With MI ia'ob~H
Ina drcc nm motion that the bill he rccounftrh -
the committee Of the Whole This the senate promptly
passed. 3D., 49,. r..,- .o,.i,
,nclv mn lie captain preserved h, iraie domcanor
thThnchou the sitting. suffolk County really cs'aTc''
losing it, representative b. close shave
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debt: tho otner permits railroad 10 icaSo o.'e.
roads of whose stock it holds 90 cent ihs'cad vi
100 nor cent as the present law requires WIN
provision requiring tho acquisition OF tc oa'i"'o
so co~+.in conditions This bill is designed 10
cover the curious case OF the Buswickave railroad
NJ prooklvn which 4, embarrassed IN PROPOSED
,cose by HE los, or d>aDpeaIancc of some stocn '
" vr Can,nr preseuted "A bill for the cfcc.lph ol a
new municipal building AZ One-hundrcd and '~enNE
drst 81 and Third ave, land already o"hS" ny wv
ci,v IN he corlrlotcd within two years and 10 COT
,n mora tiau 500 900 The pen,e j. 10 he met ny
an issue Of per cent bonds rcdcema"'' a''' '""'f
years. ,.. , .,o -o,,,fo will hold
a hearing ncXt Wednesday At , =. III. @" al p'"' "o
bcfOro il.
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Albany. March io.-At the rc'PennS % the Sh''''
case in the Board of Claim, tins morning M'"'''''
White was recalled lie said the 'i"'"' J" INC ''"''
I'm the Assembly stifcasc were mol III ''' 'p"'''"'
au.cd bv the settlement Of the walls 81 the Assembly,
Chamber He had examined the IRON WORK Of mo
Assembly, ceiling this morning ana lie och'V"' 10
wa, not absolutely necessary L, change INC '"h''
tion. Mr. snaith's construction would be- al" H-"'
with wall holsters. Under the plans that the "lu''
woun adopt the changes would be 'hghi. Inc p"p'c'
lnachc used VA Of an inferior qniI'y' yet "''
known In trade A. papicr-inache 1t "'' "''' ~"
orally for large work.
,lvu Engineer Brush recalled, ana sald ne
,hm,cl the original construction would lave w'"Hch'1
the arch. lid and aid he CON
.,onred the work on the staircase great pl''' 81
cngiucernc but dangerous, ana apt W "m'o. ,.'
h,iiding in the future. lie considered u an cAP'l
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It's IN, thing 70 claim these crca skin diseases
I'm. oite another thing do H. 40 remedies ever conf
candid in TIE history Of Medicine hay" periorWei tho
,o,d,ri,l cnre, daily made by the CUTICURA RENE
mr. which are in truth tho greatest skin cures, blood
,,,rir.r. and humor remedies Of modern times
CTTICURA the great skin cure. instantly aIays inc
most aconizing itching burning and inflammation clears
IN. skin and scalp Of cruss and scales meals u'fH anu
.or.s and restores the hair CUTICUEA SOAP, the
create. OF s.in purlncr, and beauti'r'. Is
lrdt.,cnsablo in treating sAln diseases and
iabg humos II produces t'~ vhi''t dearest
.n and -ofto-t hands from pnpio spot o. ooMiSA
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CAUSED BY THE CAPITOL SETTLING.
WINDOWS OFTEN BROKEN IL THE HUGE PILE NJ
Albany, DEMOCRATIC s-HEME.

Albany March Il (>pcciall.-lsaac &. Perry INC
Capltol Commissioner. laughed heartily to-day "hch
asked if the breaking Of q window In the norm "ns
Of the capitol yesterday indicated dangerous shhh-
Of the great building. The glass he sdid was
undoubtedly broken owing u a settlement OF the
walls but II doesn't indicate any immediate danger
to the bri,Ging We have had dozen windows
broken I'm sire last four or five years IN various pars
OF the building owing to the settlement ~ lis Walls
But every bi. binding settles somewhat
several 81 the windows Of The Capitol in inc sec
rotary Of states Office broken by the settlement
Of the walls last fall. Indeed. windows IN various
rr,s Of the Capitol from time time have thus been
broken bv the settlement Of the building. Bat fho'
do not indicate that the building Is IN dangerous
condition. IT sometimes serves the pun pose - Demo
cratic newspapers and Democratic politicians u 'pc"
alarmi,t reports about the Capitol. WITH We" 'i
,ocurins "A big appropriation t. continue N"'" upon
l. binding. AZ tie present Tine l-i i.''i go
lartv b, aiming. II possible. 10 'ipinic th' "lt''
-tii., -c.aflr-nIp urNl year. ana b'h' I'''' N't
u,t,cr. are Therefore doing al 80 i"r power - 90
IAN bic appropriations Tor state departments WIZ "
have Democratic ,iucl-. Governor I'M dc ita ID"
nurio,l..tion If "A million ilr Oh" capitol II may
H.. Nicerd Therefore tnIt b"n'r i' res spaicf' ~.
some time To 'oie WI lr.'," l'.' "''u' '".
nil cd diu--rlu, condition Of The Capitol
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.,,,,z prropr THE LEGISLATURE

Albany March IL Special. Mr. stadler, OF New
York introduced in the Senate this morning bill
authorizing the New-York Police Commissioners To
banco the election districts once wear. instead OF
once every two years. the law now directs IL also
empowers them 70 consolidate adjoining disrctS con
tanning les, than $50 registered voter.
n. roesch Of New York, offered two bills one
sn,horzing tho New York sinking Fund Com
,pissoners to sell the lands occupied 10y Essex
Market Clinton Market and Centre Market ana the
buildings standing upon them, tho money To go INTO
tho Sinking Fund for the redemption OF ue cry
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nrcIsIoN ARorr Az OvERIssUE or BONDS.

prclsloN ABOUT Az OVERIssUE or BONDS
Granville T.. Halves. of NO 80 Wsl'st received Tho
,ouowing letter Yesterday from Commissioner Bluford
,vo, NJ Surin cield H. referee In the matter
-, IN. o>eris,uc Of oi the ST. Louis and Chicago
Railway Company, In which Frank I. HELMS Co ,
bros,rs AZ 40 : Wlll.st., were charged with hand
As the result careful consideration could give
the testiuony and arguments OF counsel In the St Louis
and Chicago bond Controversy have concluded 70 report
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Cuticura Remedies

cvTlCUEA RfsOLVENT. the new blood purifier sne
cree,t Of humor cur' ccanes the blood Of impurities
and poisonous dement's and thus removes the cause
Hence the CUTICURA REMEDIES cure every species
q, tortur,nc humliatng itching. burning, scay, and
nur diseases Of the skin scalp and blood with loss OF
hair and all hnmor- bothc. eruptons. sores scales and
cru,t- whether simple, scoflous or contagious wnen
ubv.lc,us and all other remedies fail.
Said ,,or,,,hero Price CUTICURA. Soc. SOAP.
OF. REsOIVENr. 81. Prepared h. the POTTER
npi,r ,XD CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
~ send FOR "How to Cure Skin Diseases u pages ~
Illustrations and 100 testimonials
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REMARKABLE WARMTH.

The temperature is from Us To ~ degrees above 'ns
average for the month In the NewFnglond and Nita'
Atlantic States the Middle Atlantic State the maN-
mum temperature reached during the day within :"
degrees OF the highest recorded In N1,h Inc ''
lowing maximum temperatures weF" reported todif Ne
tsnv 80 grrcs; Ncw-Nolk - philadelphia - Nf-''
locton CITY, 10 4 cool wave extend, from the l'N'a
lakes over Ohio Valley 10 Texas. II Viii reieh W
Atlantic Coast during ThursdAyA
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was called. lie pro-
fcsscd to know all about
the case. called u
"Klng's Evil" ani
prescribed cunpowder'
birthstone. and lard
mixed into a salNc
but the disease con-
tlnued. They cou,f not
do anything with IL.
Another prescribed Boz
rax water and -four:
another. llnsecd poul-
tees. None OF them did
lie any good at all. but
mad me- worse. The dis
ease continued unaha,-
cd 10 spread to MY arms
and legs. I'll ! vas laii
up entirely, ami iron
continually sitting on
the floor on a pillow.
my limb, contracted 20
that | lost all control
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The YEA TREE REPORT.


rORrcAsr TILL p. NJ THURSDAY.
wa,hingioa. M,r.h For Maine, Ne"'tampshrO
and Vermont local rains; colder
"a. ,..,,h, IT,. Hhod, Island and Connecticut, tals
weather followed hv lirht rains; lower temperature
For Eastern Ncw-York. Eastern Pennsylvania ana N'N'
,rs,y l.ht rains followed by colder clearing w'athers
colder fair weather Friday; northwesterN WINS.
For Delaware Maryland and Virginia ght rains lower
ii,r W,.t,rn XrN York Western p,nnsylNania ara
wsst Vlrenia light rams followed by fair weather :
colder.
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MEETING or 4 RAILWAY ASSOCIATIONS.

Co.,. v,,cb i,-,t A meeting Of the manager
-. 81, Interstate Commerce Railway Association l"
d,y the Minneapolis and st Louis ROAD Wa ""''
,,cd 10 apply the same rates on grain rom 1T Nv
,.int in Iowa to Minneapolis, when '"'n F''""
destined 10 Eastern points. a, are IN cHc'' , ,'
,ua,oh hu.incs, ONLY. fife Iowa central W"'
,or,,cd to establish a rate of ~ - per nct ION "'
so,, coal from Peoria 10 IT. Paul. The former RUIZ
4, force In regard to agricultural implements wa"
restored allowing one stoppagc oi car !" ''''''' "
unload In part AT An additional CHARGE u 90
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,ov,, CENTRAL TRAINS TO 60 BY kEllhSb. N''
Kcthsburg H.. March T. 'Spcclal'-"h'h worn was
,,l nom Russell Sage that ARRANGEMENTS h'u ,"'''
,a for a resumption Of traffic by the Iowa ''n'la ,,
'' ' r IN. k,ith,hurs Biidse the town went VIII
' . nl,an aud bell, rung ard the noise WIS
,erro The trouble between the bridge company ana IN,
o,d caused the latter Us trains loo miles o"' o
,h,. way a,lo,s the river az Eurih2'on'
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THE HOUSE PASSES THE SUPPLY BILL.

Albany March 1.-THE supply bill special
order this morning In the Assembly Mr.. Whipplo
tried to have $500 appropriated for the Home for
Juvenile Delinquents at Randolph
Mr. Fish held that the state would be bankrupt
II it should make an appropriation for every nstitu
ton doing noble and charitable work. Last year
supply bill passed with items amounting 10
2345 00O and the Republican party had been severely
criticised for their extravaganza. This year the bill
has been prepared in the interests OF economy The
claims OF the institution at Randolph had been care
fully considered by the Committee Ways and Means
and rejected.
Mr. Yhipple's amendment then rejected
Tho sum Of 81 800 added for the deficiency In
the accounts Of the Board of Mediation and Arbl
tration.
In the discussion of the items for insane asylums
Mr. Blumerthsl said the supply bill the best lie
haa ever known TO come from the Ways and Means
Committee.
Mr. Fish moved to add SO 10 the S25 900 al
ready Appropriated for the AS for Insane Crimi-
rails at Matteawan, and his motion adopted lie
also moved appropriation Of $4,000 for the
soldiers and Sailors Home at Bath instead OF 900
as provided. This change was made the recon-
mendation of committee which had visited the
increased number Of inmates This amendment was
also adopted.
Two thousand dollars more was added for the Chief
Game and Fish Protector.
The sum Of S2s 500 added this morning making
total OF 81 10l 800. Last years bill went TO Tho
Governor appropriatng 81 .243OO0.
After the Speaker had complmented Mr.. Fish and
measure went to its third reading. and was immeai-
efey passed
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OF them, and was utterly helpless Ny mother Nol'u
hav. 70 III. mo ont and into bed could get around t"e
no IN ny hand. and feet | could not get my clothe,
ON al all and he'd to sort Of dressing gown MY
ha had al matted down fallen on and NY heai nec
and ears were one and had 10 have tower OIL NY
,.ad Al, tho time I'm the summer keep Tie flies OIL MY
r,s ,nsulted prominent physician and surgeon here
IN Chicago rbe other physicians before mentioned were OIL
nuud,. aid Hamilton CANADA. lie sad ne con'd 90
nothing Tor me- lie wanted to cut the 3news OF my e'
3, that could walk but would not ie, hihi' io' "
did cot bot:-r | would have control OF thon'
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prrv,o skin and scalp purified and beauiiHed ~
SEfiy 8 CI-rICrRA SOAP. Ab.oirtely pure.

c,ios. the good fa,h holding Of bonds ifol ana
600 and against the rights To snare III "1 p'o'' "
rho sale The conclusion based altogether on ur'
a.,.v relation, Of Holm, the company ana ti'
~ that a. The date The appointment o. TIE receive.
fer dofault BE- reported the bonds III question a. hei
nv him for account Of H. company WI! ma" ~''
rrut.d opinion icw days
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Tribune OAlcc. March -. q. m.-Cloudincss N Ws
morning gave way generally fair weather yesicfas'.
Tho temperature took grea, upward night IL rnh-.'
between and 90 degrees the average $500 being 1917
higher than corresponding day last year ard 10
higher than Tuc.da'. 49,
this city to-day there VIII bc colder I"'"f
clnndY MNathrI. WITH Nttle rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Richmond Va. March y special. The contiac, iof
completing Line. connecting the h'chn'nd fei
cllcksb.l- and Potomac Railroad "4th the IH'io"' a
Petersburg road above the city has been awaited l'
bdqe over the Jane, River the Belt Line = almo''
finished When thu line is completed unonsn trains 10
the Atlantic Goa, line Will stop in Richmond.
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incurabic defects want know Il them: IL WI MI
,,ohahlv surpI.s" those who n~nuate that the W,
!, lite private concern Of my own to learn .4W
n id not originate with Ii o1fha'eo WIZ
practical farmers who believe the present Ia" w
peSScS them
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TIE TRANSFER MAY IMPROVE RATES

olIiro. March l. especial. Nu'ln+ - inc J.
po,.d sale o. tho Chicago. burlington ara N'''''"
,,..lr,ad on ..,l sad to-day There a.c "NN f'"'''
.,o, ,r .t,t ID. which the Chicago Burlington ana
Quincy already own, s3O0o,oO0. consequently IL
j. ool, necessary to buy sl5OoNoo In -t"'" "a. ~
10 control the road. That would t'"e : wv "'
=, fc- cent. III, means on'y S3ooooo "a year. N''
.er, NcsiiInn. Of the Atom. sad " II i"c h"
h. t,i.. f. viii enable the western rAd,, II the WISH
T., remedy the present decentralization 10 rates anu
f. establish thing, on pitins ia'l-. me N'""
,... 10. i,,, ratio. tui d doe. not believe u the
,.a scramble. for bushes, and the disregard OF ""
,.,f,, now going on. There is 100 question ''' '''
deal 4 made remove, tie most disturbing a.
IN Wc.tDrn railruad.ng Inc Burlington ana N''.'''"
ms, have been run in the Interest OF IT. NJ
int n certainly kept Western rate, I'D a ''''.' ,.,
Who'll, Thing could now BE- solved hy the g. ''H,
- /, detective bureau which should SEEK "tt
,unl.h r,l,,tle.sl any violaior oi INC mo- -.
commerce act. u would ~ great "'", 49,,
me place ~ associaon'.' "'nr."' 49,, ~, IN.
80 ne ~ Paul road. immensely prf-'i "' 81. ,.
uc,,. but WIS rciiccnt Of MS "pihlon' gao =, ~ go
,hat the way now seemed much 'lcaief LOT ~
e.iabli- hmcut Of rnic-.
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rryoRrp SALE OF THE MoHoN ROUTE.

chicago March u C,pcciall.-A di,patch I''r'N''
from New York 70 day contained "a report Una, inc
Nonon line had been sold to tie Louisville ana SAL"
vulc Tacilitic, for obtaining information nero III ~
card 10 the matter were mcagrc. Not s'N''"i '"'
q, the Nonon OF the Louisville and Na,h'.% wa" ,fi,n
H. ,,, and Al the Monnn oi,c In" Only lhi"r
opt,,natle was another dill patch from Ne" YORK u"'
the sale had been uad"
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a Terrible Eczema

ofGrfMuf
' contracted and helpless"
incusI A'hna'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
LOWER RATES IN IOWA.

no uolnes Iowa. March l2.-Ihe Railroad Com
-. h,,., decided to lower local rates pe;itloncd
for nv shippers The tariff Will be the schedule Of
INN, os 1888 There are no reductions ON distances
,l,y 100 miles, but all distances above that tho
t,n increases with distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

FOE LINE FROM WICHITA TO IL fNs''
,,,n.,. CITY, March ia dispatch to inc star
,, rope.a SAYS \ charter wa' hleu u'-u"' ."r u''
wichita and ri Paso Railway TO pe Du" ',o'" IN.
Initial stock is al 900 0Oo and the directors are mostly
1vt,hft, catdttllst-.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Al the age three months rash (whlc" ,r,,co
rrovcd he eczema salt rhcum) made us apph,,c
on ~ ..r,. 4 physician was called lie s"t 49,, but
va. -. ,~usc he prescribed some cooling n,u0, -
IN, a. s,rc,G TO NY cars and head. Another ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram a continuous line shows the hafonetf
observed at the United ~iat<
Signal service station at this city The dam tlp''S
tsmlera,ure noted al Perry Pharmacy, sun Bullih-