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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
rREAsunuR-s NOTICE


CIfy Tre1sureT's once.
Grand Rapids Nicb.. oct. "A. lsAl
~otice fe hereby given that the assessment
roll for the consiFgcfien % sewfF in Iarrff
afreef from ~rih street 81 EEhfb .trefts
In the CITY % Grand kspo a.. - rev in ny
for the period 20 twenty daTs from IBIS ste,
a. the once Of the CITY Irsaserer. llty Il al
sEGkGT p. PFRRf.
nov Il City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Fate = sadly azsinst ne I have
suffered three losses in she psst vear.
Indeed Nay ssk What they rereT
"T lost nv spers glasses In January-
my pet dog vas stolen IN March and mF
husband aied only last uncRsA- ~-Chicsgo
Mai
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
TREAsUREB's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids Mieh.. Oct ia
Notice is bsrehy gwen thsI 80 ssses-ile
fs-s ~ f eventn svsroe. frsn -enfa . fisof
sfra.f ~ ~erfn Tenz gr e. in tte efT n
Grsrs Raoiss is rev sn ~ na11s sn1 ttsf
ri -erefre rsvfrsaf therseE fer fse Derfce 81
tp.snfv aavs froiz tsls 9ate, 81 fhe oflcs 9f ne
O''s ''''-'-' ~ GEORGE 2 FEBRT
- - Cty srk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

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It's2ass AssltA TAI. Al sorts sad eon-
cizsas % psFs0as sss b.ins ssraax ap
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bees there. sAA Il IA po<ttioa - kao~
so1ssAss9 aboat b. Ia soDs rsspsc~
hansiaz. e. a. II sssssE xaesA. sns
s4spsasisa krs4t@ n - ao- Bang en-
psri2sassd visa 80 al NE paysscisns
sf rspass - Ss- xesk n sns sFe.snsas
of eert.in iisessss. sad. shtls nS s1cn
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
Sealed Proposals

VIII be received by the undersigned Until sat
urdsy. November >. iSq0. Al oclocs q. m. Tor
30 90 feet. more or ,ess. ks fret fcne pine
lurnber dressed and pickctec also Sioi feet.
more or less xr6 10 feet long dressed 81 - TOT
new fai grounds. 20 be delivered On board
cars ia The city 4 tsranc kFpits oh tesi rioe.
TIE Executive Board reserves toe right q r.
ieci any or al qrcress's -.
nov JAMbH AoAs cccfttsfs'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
nErRoIT. .GRAND uAvrN NAMnwAuKFk

Detroit express iesyina 5a a n has wagner
pRrior and hufet car attached. and evening"
express lraVing tb = N has parior ear a.
tAched- These trains make direct connection
in Detroit Tor all points East
kapresS leaving 81 JIG hb m has " aguer
sleeping ear 20 Detroit srriyiag in Detroit az
~ am.
Through raiIroa1 tickets and ocean steam
shfp tickets snd sleeping caI herfhs secured 10
r.. q. II. A ~. once, y Monroe ST. and al she
depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass AGENT
JOHN ". LOUD. frame Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
MICHIGAECEETRAL


daily All othrrs dais excerpt sunday.
Taxing effect SUNDAY jay la is>t
Sleeping care on Pacific snd Atlantic "A
presses 20 auo froi1 DftraiL farlnl cars r0u
en lay hxpress and nTana Rapids fAfrrsf 90
ard from Detroit Direct connections made
81 Detroit with al tnfnuEh trains hast Itfk.
cts oD sale at lnion Ticket onlce. &. honroe-
s.. and 81 inian depof
FKFn ~ tsiocf Gent Ar't 81 Mcnfoe-sL
Q. VI RV0e-Es. a. p. and 4. A. q. chicage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
oErRoIr. LANSING a NoRTBERS.


pFrANT.
Fxpres for saginaw ara Bay CITY San
Mail Tor I.AntiuE. Drffo t ana iasiaaf u m
fxnress tor laur nE Detroit nrt bsffil H ~
Maj Tor Alma. ~ lspg sna sax inaF.f4 81 n
Fsst Exii. for Detroit. hfW OK @ne
Boston -.-s....t.......s. ...rr. - ~ -
AHEfTE
NAL from Saginaw suo Bay tff -fll q fa
Naflfrrm lss8siug. bei q 4 Ano tasf Z X lt y in
49, I..f .EDspm
Txr.rese rom Lansing Hna artfut 81 m
Hfrs - fi0Epm
sDafir fDatit erctft sunday
Tie shortest hns g. Detroit ano t7sis t'e-
ca1f parior cars between Detroit aoa srana
SOLD trains befween 0fand kspies src cas-.
tn.x Two sole ffsfnx between erfNd Zap
tds ard detroit fsaTlDr Grand ksniot d a.
m sna g.f m. anc lcavipf Detroit lis m
and 90 a..
For tickets ard Information nrpS a. taipa
ffrlet once f- Monroe -. ar1 4 ri1E oerrt-
Gtorer pEnArTx. Gen. Pass AT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

'~Thst nsan hss rood p~si tioT-
What "a it7~
"Head -. chsss ~sl cst and ls9-
straight West ShorA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
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DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

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Elre4NT wtckER BUFfET SlttPtRS
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seors Iins ifon loser mchFsr 70 MAJ
oe.,s. nougtton ksgsaass, s. Pse, Mn
nsaoois. Dglsfh. Portland, seattle, Is0osns.
sn6 fhs Great Northwest
Tor kEps Levest rates. ste~ cal On nssrs<i
Tea ~ agent. ~ address
ylt UE4Ffef4 1arfaon fich..
ffisfrflif Fnes kf~nt
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ksrcnests KicfiEsb-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

A 81 ES>A ENT kotf fef tbs opening eiden
a ia als4 x1txhSloA si Aerlh A.4tsyests
Atfcst & tft1 4tf<Alks ktecet ~ AFflSt Ssles4.
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New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
FREXOyr'S CONTRIBUTIONS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: communication recently printed In your col
nmns relative 10 General Fremont and the tardy
rcparation 10 his pocket by the Government, made II
seem possible that the time coming when us ser
,cs IN tho var of the Rebellion might receive 1u,tcr
consideration than they have had. Unfortunately for
his direct military success. Frcmonts early distinction
a, a uathnndcra acroS, the Rocky Mountains and II
dashnc commander In the conquest OF California. had
won him the jealousy Of certain regular Army Officers
whom he had then outstrpped In achievements and
rank and WHO were compelled 10 serve under or with
him in tho civil War; while his romantic political
career a. the first standard bearer OF the Republican
party made his prominent and promising command In
the Department Of the West in 1901 an object of
uneasy dlstrst the part Of the political leaders at
Wafhington For those were the callow days of
opinion among our characterization such men rs
seward thought the war would be over IN ninety
DAYS the INFORMED period of our mighty hoS-when
volunteers" and regulars looked aShance at each
other.
paragraph from Professor PattOn's Concise History
of the American People (vOl. H. p. BOD, which con
dcnscs aptly than any other statement nave
zee tho ideas which General Fremont contributed ~
the successful prosecution Of that wa. -
"FrcmOnt's career at the West was brief-only 100
days-but being man OF military Instincts ana train
ing. he showed in that time saSacity which was not
allowed fair practical Development. IN That snort
lime he the first to suggest and lnauguIatc mo
following practices. then widely decred but without
which the would not have been successfully con.
General Scott aud othe.s exchange Of prisoners with
the enemy iorihcat0n Of large cities to allow armies
TO take The field building Of river gunbOats for IN
terror operations at the West, and the emancipation
OF slaves. In short he contributed more than /,
generally credited to him. JOHN X. HOWARD.
MOntciair y. j., juno H. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
rAuNAyY CIVIL JUSTICE APPOINTED

Governor Hill surprised good many politicians yester
day by appointing william F. Mocre, partner OF ehJudss
Fullerton Civil Justice OF che I'D Judicial District In
place n la. Ciy Justice George b. Desne r Mr.
Moore f. Tamminy man Of Barney Martins district the
Win and lives az 40. 100 East Throeenth-st. Many
political secrs predicted that the influence OF Police Com.
,oner Vooii- and Asemblynan John Mar0in backeA
solid Voorhi, Democracy OF the IAh Assembly Dis
lrlct would the appointment for eAAssemblyman
lanes D. McClsind. But the 60 rcrnor has taken oc.
casion u manes. again his sympathy for Tammsny Han
The ncy justice w, born in Newburg thrty.hve years
100 and began 70 study law with exJudee Fullerton IN
1871 He was admitted the bar and In due time became
n,ncr in the law firm OF Fullerton Iushmore. No. 81
WalI.st lie comes OF Democratic stock originally ous
va, Republican until l6oi when he supported Cleveland.
and ha, sirce been a good Tamm1ny "brave.' lie mas
hscn associated with Mr. Fullerton in several important
80 ,onc ths, th, Ruddenscck case and the lioyt will
rase and was counsel for John r. Dunn the lawyer VINO
was convicted for his connection with George Scott the
Manhattan Bank teller.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH BRANCHES.
THE INDIAN APPR0PRIAIIoS BILL PASSED BY

THE HOUSE.


Washington. June 1s.-Among the petitions and
MORALS presented In the senate today were several by
Mr.. Morrill, against increased duty on tin plate
Mr.. Frye, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported back the River and IIarbor Appropriation BILL
with a written repor, TO each item. Calendar.
The senate at IL 80 proceeded TO the consideration
Of executive business. Tie doors were reopcned at
80.
The conference report on the Antitrust bill
presented and agreed u. Both houses recedc from
their respective amendments, and the bill remains ex
acty it passed by the ~cnat:.
The conference report on The bill for a public build
Ing at Alexandra. La. presented and agreed 10
The cost Is limited 10 $4,000.
The senate then proceeded to the consideration Of
the Legislative, Executive and judicial Appropriation
bill.
An amendment offered by Mr. Mitchell TO increase
the salary Of twentysix committee clerks from $500
10 81 800 rise 10 long discussion in tho course
Of which Mr ingalls, stated that the whole committee
and clerical force of the senate required d.u,tment.
There at least twenty standing committees OF tie
senate that were absolutely superiuous and unncccs
sary. II had been difficult 10 lind names and to IN
vent frntlons for them. They had been originated
and established merely for the purpose Of assigning
some senator 10 Il chairmanship, and giving HIM a
room, u clerk and a messenger The amendment was
ae<ccd tO-yed, -. nays Is
y like amendment 10 pay clerks 10 Senators Sl,5oo
ycar-iLstcad OF II 800, recommended by the Com
mittec Appropriations, and Of ~ day a. pro
vdcd in the bil-was offered by Nir. Mitchell aud
the teAt for n renewal of the discussion
The House IN Committee OF the WhOle Gir Allen
Of Michigan, In the chair, considered to-day the In
MIR Cannon Of Illinois despite the strenuous protest,
Of Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas, and Mr. Peel Of Arkansas
S4t 500 for rhc PottawatOmic Indians and @7 900 for
the Mexican POttawaomie Indians were stricken from
The committee then rose, the bill was passed, and
the House, at 4 AS. adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
HE WAS rus OYER BY TRAIN A FEW DAYS
AGO AND HIS INJURIES PROVED FATAL.
Yale won. Princeton v.


Ex-AMerman James Pearson, who was run over by
A train on the Eric Railroad ten days ago died yester
day In the Francis Hospital Jersey city, where ne
was taken Immediately after the accident. Mr rear
,on who had lived in Paterson most Of the time since
his Indictment as Of the Doodle Aldermen OF INC
Board of ls-l wa, his way home on Tie n!sht
Of the accident. but took the wrong train lie dis
covered NJ, mistake after his train had soften undcr
rapid hcadway. ard lie Jumped on directly in 'front.' oi
a fastapproachng express train. one OF his arms was
cut Of and several rib, were broken. When he was
taken 10 the hospital the surgeons felt that the
chances were greatly against SAVING nun. .
Mr.. Pearson about nfty year, old. lie Hvcd IN
New York most of the time until the exposure OF the
broadway Railroad scandal. when he with The rest oi
the combine was indicted. He wa, put under
rs 900 bail and was brought to trial. lie WAC
never known In politics until he gpt kepu0hcal
nomination for Alderman IN thc fall Il lo-4 Before
tlrn he had conducted furnishing store IN SlAth ave
FOR many years. His connection with the Broad"al
franchise broke up his husnc-s and he sold ont ana
went 10 Paterson, where hc owned some properly. fof
a time he was IA business there AZ No. 10 Markctst
Lut has lately been doing nothing.
Inst a few davs before the accident, Colonel Fellows
moved ~ dismiss the indictments against Pearson, aS
he did not have evidence which 10 convict MN OF
10 warrant bringing the case to trial Ms pearson
and hi, Oldest daughter al his bedside constantly
after the accident.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
ASTONISHING A PARTY OF HORSEMEN AT
TERRE HAUTE.
Mr. BoSxERs FILLY TRoTs A QUARTER OF

MILE IN TIME EQUIVALENT TO 2oi i.5.
Terre Houte Ind juno 15.-Thc distinguished party
of lovers of the Hight harness horse. consisting OF
Robert Bonner. c. J. Iamlin, Hamilton Ersly and
W. r. Allen who arrived yesterday, were treated
10 genuine surprise this morning. Mr. Bonher
came here to see his great foury old illy Sunol
now in Charles Maiv!n's hands for talnlns' Inc
party was up with the sum- and before q
O'Clock were at the track, where sunol was
led around in the paddock for inspection Mar
o O'Clock and an hour later brought her out again.
She was logged the reverse way Of the track, taken
back of the half mile post and headed for home Tile
first quarter was an easy one, but at inc teeqia'"i
mole Marvin gave suno her head. She came so
smooth close down to the ground, like greyhound
and with such frictionless gait that few supposed
/, would be fast quarter. Faster and faster
she came around the turn and in breath al
most she had done the quarter in 81 l-o seconds,
or A. the rate Of = 04 4-5 for the mile. Nine
There was suppressed excitement in the small group
Of spectators, but there was a geam OF 10Y IN Dr.
Bonner's face that could not well be hidden
Mr.. Hamlin broke the silence By exclaimlng
was worth lifetime to that done; III have To
60 home and mark down Chimes record
Tho track was soft with exercise work and tho
harrow, and in condition for fast trials. All the
horscmen claim thai the last quarter Of the track IS
Al lcas ,Ond slower than third quarter which
has tlght descent and that had the track oeen pre-
pared iot fast work sunol could nave stepped the
Mr. Iiamlin is trying to persuade Marvin 10 consent
TO a match between kclle Hamn ana cuno 10 DO
;rotted at Buffalo this fall but it Is doubtful If ths
palo ilio trainer Will do it. Mr.. Hamllns offer was
temDtlnC
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
TWO CoNsULS AND NUMBER OF PosTMAsTERs
~ THE LIST

Washington. June 1s.-Thc President to-day sent TO
the Senate the following nominations:
To be United states Consuls- William Newell. OF
Washington, at Managua Edward D. Ropes, lr. Of
Massachusetts. at Zanzibar.
To be postmasters-George J. Collins. at Brooklyn,
y. y. John Penhreath. at lonkerS y. Y;
samuel 4. Cravath Al Grinncye. Iowa
Tholna, NJ. Rodgers. at Newton Iowa; Charlcs ;.
Radcliffe, at salina. Kan; John T.. Jmbn. at
sterling Kan. Charles NJ. icathon, al Lincoln, Kan
Edward B. Jcwctt, at Wichita. Kan; Waiter II.
Downs, at south Berwick, Ne. James Buckley, a.
PetOskcy, Mich. Lewis V. Curry. at FcntOn. Mich
James II. Van Dyke. at Alexandria. MINI; Peter
H. Vosburgh. at Matteawan, " Y: Michael +. Nolan.
At The DaIlcs, ore Mrs. Minnie WaShburnc. at
Eugene, ore: Frank ; Johnson, at Bradford, Penn.
Judson 4. Elliott. at Mansfield. Penn; Mrs. Nancy
smart. at Man0wOc, Wis.
Charles H. Marchant to be Collector Of Customs
District Of EdgartOwn. Masa
TO Re Receiver Of Public Moncys-Charcs VI Ogden,
at seattle Wash; William II. Bush. at olympia
Wash: Frank NJ. Dallam, at Watcrville. Wash.
John W. Clark, at Independence, Cal.
To be Registers Of Land Oficcs-John c. Lawrence
at Waterville. Wash; George g. Mills, at Olympia
Wash
Robert G. Rodgers Of California 10 be Commissioner
in and for the district Of Alaska, 10 reside at Sta
Perain p Palmer, 10 he agent for the Indians OF the
Cheyenne River Agency. D. ID.
Second Lieutenant 4. +. Hatch. 18th Infantry TO bo
grSt
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
THE WE4THER REPORT
..e- r,,rsp n THURSDAY.

FORECAST TILL 5 p. NJ. THCESDAf'
washngton June ls.-For New-England anu fasVeis
> w. ,,ir o<ccpt showers IN Maine; slightly cooler
exccpt stationary temperature In Rhode lsad anu S
western Massachusetts; variable wipds' ,.
Far Eastern Pennsylvania, Ne"'Jersey' De4~" ,,e'
MARYLAND and Virginia fair, preceded oy showers 0H '
VII s!nia coast slightly cooler. ...
70. the Carcnas, fair followed oy Sno"e's' H0''
For Georgia. showers; hot
For Florida. lar hot, - "a
ror Alabama Mississippi. Louisiana. Arkansa' so9
For tennessee and Kentucky fair, preceded by showers
IN Nogthern Kentucky ~ WA,
For Western New.YorA, Western PennsyNsnia' "es'
virginia and Ohio fair preceded BY showers IN west VIZ
einia. .. , ,y,.con.,n
For Indiana Illinois. Upper Michigan and "isc0n'~'
f1ir slightly warmer.
For Lower Michigan. fair slightly cooler
- %i,rs.ot, ard tho DaAoti, fair followed In South
Dakota and southern Minnesota by showers g., r,s,.r,
tor Iowa and NEBRASKA, idF l"'o"'u al A'''
Nebra AKA and Iowa BY showers -. ,oi. ,oronsd in
For colorado Missouri ana hahsd,' idi' '0''O'NN -
astern Kansas BY showers
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
10 EIGHT LIE WHiSKEY TRUST.

The committee cf ten appointed at Mondays mass
meeting ot wholesale liquor dealers OF THIS ciy ahd US
, %, ,ho ro,so ~ doysnc measures OF relief from
Tho recent arbitrary order tho Whsey Trust was hei
YESTERDAY afternoon in the Office OF The Wine ana Spr
Gazette IT. was unanimously resolved TO raise iund OF
$500 600 with which build one or two COOPERATIVE as
.u1erlos several large subscriptions 70 this fund W"
,de h, nmbcrs u the committee. The committee VIII
submit to the public nass-meetine OF wholesale liquor
dealers which has been called for neAt Monday afternoon
in the Kemble Building resolution outlining '-e pan ~
calling FOR subscriptions
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
rHr rcDrc7rc MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Niacar, Falls. juno Is CspecaD.-The second day
session Of the National Eclectic Medical ASSOCIATION
confined itself 20 the reading and discussion of papers
in which the interest more Of professional rather
than a popular character. Dr. Robert A. Dunn' OF
New York CIV announced that on THURSDAY mo,htns MOI
he would read a paper on "HyphousH, anu Snr a.
de,vor 10 secure a subject to DC hypnouzed III olueF
10 more fully illustrate his paper
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
TIE CAR SEAL CONTROVERSY SETTLED.


washington. June Is-The Secretary Of the Treasury
odav settled the controversy the kind Of locks
and seals 10 be used for securing cars carrying duaoe
merchandise by accepting the offer OF the Buffalo seal
and Press Company supply the Boughton SAFETY seal
for cars carrying appraised goods and goods III transit
through Canada at 80 per 1000 and 70 supply seai9
for packages at So per 1000. lie also accep'ca inc
oger OF the Ames sword Company, OF Chcopcc Mass
49, ,,rpisb locks for bonded warehouses at 81 so per
and decided to continue the use OF the locks
heretofore supplied by w F. Beasley; 0l taitli1e, th
fr securing cars carrying unapprased goods at INC
r,,e of 81 so apiece.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
THE LOT0s CLUB TO HAVE A NEW HONE.

The Lotos Club has determined to sail uptown with
tho current Of New York life At the last meeting
II the club IL was decided 10 purchase site for
new clubhouse In Fifthave., between Fortleth and
Fftieth SITS. The exact place has not been chosen,
but the subject Of the building has been com
mitted 10 a building committee aud at "A future meet
ing Of the club further steps Will be taken The
present clubhouse at Twenty hrst-st and Fifth ave-
has seen many happy days and nights, and many
members Of the choicest aristocracy Of brains have
enjoyed the hospitality Of the club in It, But II Is
complained that twenty tyfrstst Is not central enough
for the majority Of tho LotOs Club men, and besides
dining hail big enough and hne enough for the notable
feasts Of the club is needed, and VIII be supplied in
The building.
The treasurer report shows that the club Is highly
prosperous IN spite Of any umOr to the contrary and
ibe new Loios Club building will undoubtedly be an
ornament Fihavc.. ana splendid addition to the
homes of the cubs OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
AN IMPORTANT LAND HEARING.

Washington, June ls-The Secretary OF the Interior
today sitting with First Assistant Secretary Chandler
and Assistant Attorney General Shields heard argll-
ment Of counsel on a motion 10 review the decis ion
rendered in February 1882 by Secretary Villas, in the
noted Sioux halfbrced scrip of Minnesota Dakota
and Montana The statement authorizing the issue
Of the scrip declares that any assignment Of the scrip
shall be invalid. Secretary Villas, In his decision held
tnat location Of halfbrced scrip by person holding
power Of attorney to sell the land. as well as to
locate ii, was. in effect, assignment Of the scrip
attempted evasion Of the law, and therefore Illegal
of the cases at issue involve the title 10 lands
believed to be exceedingly rich In mineral others In
,ovc the land upon which the town Of Glcndivc.
Mont, Is built, and portion Of the town Of Devils
Lake. y. d. Amorg the attorneys present for
the Scrippees were eN-AttOrney General Wayne Mae
Veagh. OF Philadelphia and General >. :. Burdettc
Of Washington. The contestants were. repre- sented
by ex.Representatives Knutc Nelson, OF Minnesota.
and d. r. Dyer ~ ~. Louis James X. Redington and
Bfitton & Gray, Of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

~ National state and Individual Records, compris
- coIIectjo, NJ historical records concerning the
origin. progress and consequences Oh inc ia'o O'i
War;
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
Fast Trains 10 Washington.

complete schedule oi fast uains " Baltimore and
washington is operated by the Jersey Central Reading
ana p. and O. AL trains equipped with Pullman par.
oi and sleeping esn, fypstasl service stations iSos
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
CANNOT BUILD WAR VESSELS on THE LAKES

Washington, June 1s.-It was stated AT the Navy
Department today that the contract for the 600ton
practice vessel was awarded U ;. l. Moore & Co., Of
Ezabethport. n. j. at their bid Of S25oOOo Instead of
10 F. w. Wheeler. of West Bay City, Mich, whose BID
S. less the that the Treaty Of 1917
with Great Britain does not permit the building Of war
vessels on the lakes. Under that treaty each country
agrees not 10 have than three war vessels, OF
not more than 100 tons displacement. and carrying
not more than eighteen pound cannon, the lakes
at the time and that neither Will build war ves
sells on the lakes without the consent Of the other
Government after six months notice II is said that
the question Of building the new practice vessel Al Bay
CITY was considered at Yesterdays Cabinet meeting and
that 1t decided that such course would be vio
lation Of treaty stpulations
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
Two NOMINATIONS REJECTED By THE SENATE

Washington, June 15.-The Senate spent an hour In
executive session this afternoon, during which time
two nominees Of President Harrison, who were ap
pointed more than year ago, were rejected. They
were John B. Eaves, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Vth District OF North Carolina and IL. Harvey
schoch postmaster at sens Grove, Penn The OBJ
lection 10 Mr. Schoch is said to have been an alleged
lack party loyalty The vote on his rejection was
unanimous the roll not being called In addition 10
he potical charges against Eavcs the North Carolina
collector, il reported, il IS said, TO senators by
persons acquainted with him, that he was not qualified
10 discharge the duties Of the Oce the district being
one of the largest in the country.