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rgoN sAx FRANCISCO To sAx PEDRO

San Francisco Niln . \ dispatch 20 I'm" Chronicle
from Los ,f.i.- -,,- thin tho a.; h.w DAYS Fri I'm.
iol, AND pr u N.h- have -currd tho right a for
railroad fro, hi ef Pedro and have bonded forty
srr,. ~ Ind in - ,l' Cor wards. ct The grounds have
,.o i.n secured on the r,er front At Pedro. Tho
contract. -'f a' mat fr right ~ way j. of an overland
iin. COMPETING win ti ~out,in ra-inr Railroad and not
transferable. road and that ihc work must De- begun
Do, Jun. road must h in OPP ration IN two years
~ . centrally known o. q Union Pacific scheme" The
ll,r VIA h. onethat 1er'nt from ans pr ,iou~y sug-
r.-',d II vi ,'- te desert through T'nnra Pass to
. Canada t.l Neitu,1 Canon. TO conncc, with the
f.., lime
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HOOK &c. - . i,.prl table Protestant
" woman. - cool, anl laund .'.- h'-t
D. fer,nrt- city or country. t'I I"' =
days. ai 81 Sd-,Nr, n''"''n lJlh anu
10Th 80. sioi".
EOok -, 4 ,onp'tcu, ,ooh goa" ,in
~ reference. tdir s.. COOK, Tribune I y
town Once. l-J- ig"adN''
HooK. ~ an Enl.i,n Prot, slant viii
u a--i~t with washing comp tent eco" r','.,
AL breads. uur -uuI-. all d'--rri-i Nilii"-
and ollilinr wants place; cts OF ronn,',
I, f-onM reference. 'all l,ol' 't''''''
nct. 5sth and 18th 81.
II Don. lily nr,t-c.a-' rri,"tr f.milt
.nc.- Is ,ump.t,nl and 0"norical. fI'"''
,lli 80 6tn-as'.. near ga 4.
EonK and LAVND'tt., ~ AMBi.t.
1 sab and WAITRESS. By . two
swedish slri-. tnr''h'r or ,'paiAF. ~
Mr.. NALMHtIi',. swedish brr,ln 10
,ih.r't rt-'Aif- h''. 81" an" nun 80
rulLD-~ NUEsE.-By mlddi'-ae'd
nlrui-. b.-t Of r.irT'nrc-t grown ,hId pr
rrrd tddfr., Mr.. NJ. X. Bon IS. IT'D
unc once
nAYs. WoHK.-By respectable s~edi Ism
~ woman 10 20 o". ~ " OK r T',;T,
or hou-ecloanins. II. Mn pSlHNND'
ais West iHth-'t.
n,y,' WORK nv youne Swcdis,h.
IL waru,u. GOOD ~a-hc, ana if"n,r. or VIII
dn ,,raninr the nttrr part 81 thr wen
rETIHSIN 332 lat 'lth->t.. 81 no"t.
N,,I.I,.Ii LADY Noriu accompany iaol
IL tn Europe a. LADY, laid o. n't-r s"vu
=. ,,..-f-...- and accustomed 10 tfiN'tl
good sailor. ni~t cla-- r'i'icirr' Nu"''
IEl., 80 Il!,r--t.. Paterson. y. ).
Hr,..IAN Alnd .fsartn,rln. =. ir-t.cli,~
II .',n.fr.-- Wl-lr- situation best RI
.,,,i,.,-.. Aidrr-- ZIG nLEE. -oJ f~i't
Z, th--f
rt,L H. do liqht hol-rwor. and care Tor
" = hni}. 800 W.T. l@th->t'' lsl """r.
-Ry neat. tidy woman
with daughter u ID llcafning h'r ti'u'l
IN small private family mf services tN'n
Tor daughters board oi would tahr car. ni
house for the summer; f.i'I.h''7' Az
NEKTISf.E 900 2d-aN".. 1T n"'f.
1uoi SEWOEK BY Respectable Non M
III rir 10 a-.l-; in hoI-""'i''. -'i"' u
rroi-SEWORK. by young Swedish
ii rirL -peaA.ng lrrli-h good COOK,
-,.her and lroncr, vii.ge ana ou.l2lhk
Inv or country rf,r lf .. can 3'' ''h'
AZ. bet 18th and 10Th =.
Enici,nt woman, WIN
III , fhorourh knowledge Of good ana
n,a.tical -ckccpng. desire, position. or
A. invnlid'- companion. Address y. -
go West 23d-st.
TyOrSEwORK. BY a German girl. APP
III ply at .657 Broadway. store
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UR. C1RNEGIE sam tn BIZ DISPLEASFD.
BELIEF ~ rITT>BrEG THAT III MAY WITH
DRAW HIS OFFER or ~ 600 600
10 PITTSBrRG.

Pt-burr April 9 '~pccial-i violent controversy
ha- prung up over the control II the library presented
lo PIii.I burg iV Andrew Carnegie. {. l.. Mage" IN"
Republican leader who control all affairs municipal.
has virtual, .lid thai Councl, VIII Doe Influenced
against changing the ordinance accepting the gn. moi
withdrawing the promise made &" Mr. Carnegie iln'
IL would be altered 10 conform 10 hIs dc1, The con
nci j. 80 pronounced that an" ili" of the Iii>buig
Libraries hang by a very slender thread. Mr. car
ncgc ha, NOT vet given The - OOOO0O ana there are
people IN hi. city WHO bccvc that the gifi " be
withdrawn II l. charged thai the original ordinance
va~ amended by Nr. Nagcc. When the ordinance
va, submitted 10 Nh Carnegie. he saw al once That
c original had been altered. and that the ancnhncnt
would result IN direct and open conflict and requested
that il be changed the form in which il Wa first
prepared John = Lambic. promised that hc would
pr~.,ar. another ordinance and urge H.
na..,-c bv Councils. with that assurance,
MIR carnegie ,ad he would r"st satisfied. Nr
caruc...'. l.ficr t. Council, stated that the Libraries
hould ice under the MANAGEMENT 81 4 board Of irn'
fec. COMPOSED # the Mayor, the presidents OF the
.ccc, and Common Councils. the president OF Tho
Central Ioard of Education and literary committee
If n,c APPOINTED hy the councils. lie added: 10
,bc.r | would add Ia" uanr'- Oi lively" wrllhnpMii
ritiycn- IF Allegheny Comfy Who should have power
. l..i, t. provide the election ~ their mem
cr" Al stated time and al-o to M vaclucc, III ticir
numlcr." rhi- Ia been changed 10 permit the entire
Hoard 10 vote vaclncc, among the civilians, ana
,fr Carnegie wants II changed That the fl'ilah'
alone shall fiji them.
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Ch,aro Apr . special. The Western Freight A.'o-
,aion to-day considered The report % committee on IN"
revision of .i ,0lr 90: rie. aud The repent wa ordered
printed h.io nnai 'on-id' ration. only the ST. Paul and
the ton voted favor of tho Altnn'- reduction IN the
lumber rlf. e. Kau-a- tt. but the Alton ten days
no'i would pu Oh" rat" INTO elect 900 spite of IN"
rplr-,ion chairman f,'oiu declared tine ATOMS notice
- Infilr ucAr" 90 shipper, "n common cattle cars not
T.. d., .in .ug explicit and consequently ont Of order.
Il. \.n vi 'ah. the proposed action howcN'r ~ soon
o. can under IN" a--ociaion'> rules. Tn" Central
Traffic Association decided that limit mllling-n transit
lr. ,c,- -iouid D.. limited To WHEAT corn. oat, and
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Az INTERSTATE COMMERCE DECISION.



Washington. April 9.-ln opinions by Chairman
Cooley and hy the Commission. filed today, the Inter
s,ic Commerce Commits ion decided the case OF d. =
Afford against the Chicago. Rock Island and racine
Railway Company IN favor II the defendant The
nature ~ the complaint and the points decided are
briefly stated follow:
The Union Pacific Railway Company entered in"
a contract with the Rock Island Railroad Company
ly which for valuable n,dcraon. the latter com
lany a,luirri the right To- n, through trains from
and H. points on il, own roid over the road u the
Union Pacific Company between Kansas City and
Topeka upon Oh" condition that no intermediate bu'
u... should De- done bv the Rock Island Company on
Inlon Pacific Company retaining control of the road
AID of u> operation. and supplying transportation
accommodation, for the intermediate points between
Kama, cts and Topeka. Upon complaint made
a-ain-t Tire Eock Island Company hy citizen Of
Lawrence one 0f TIE intermediate TOW ne. for refusing
To- perform the ordinary dnt.c, II common carrier
lu receiving and di.,har.ins traffic at hi, town,
u J., held thlt tie duilc- ~ the Rock Island Com
lany wcr limited by IL, nights and powers under
;l- contract. and that IL Vas not bound 10 do the
local hu-. nc-. prohibited hy the agreement. the
llnc U.ed los H. ihruu.h iiAin-. The provisions Of
the A,i 90 Hegular commerce apply 10 the situation
created l4 t'ic contract and add no authority for
f.r.nf u-r Of fic tracks. The dItN IF "A railroad
company nf'rtf.r- i'- own road or ,nad that "
controls. 10 serve the local station, on n, lines.
doe. r,f tprls - company that hn, only run
Dos own lf- over itri - ihr road Of another com
lAff which j. dre- uu' control.
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pg1RAHLE Nj RIDER RT ALLEGED ACTORS

81 lgnacc. Mich April g. After making her regular
transfer last night the -tcamcr 81 Ignacc Ici"rnci
hc,c 10 take over Stct,on', Tncc Toms cabin tom
many rhc troupe came aboard Immediately after
their performance: but 1T had grown foegy ana The
ice was running In the straits Captain h"Sh'" ~
fused to go til morning. This greatly rri'a''" some
members Of the troupe and u fight cn,uch ~ "nl'h
CAPTAIN EOyntDn> Wa, broken ana S''""u ih''
Graves knocked scnsclc~S. II Is not uouS"' "'''
VIII
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CIRLERS NAVE A MERRY TINE

The Grand National Curling Club Of Ncw-York and
SewJcrscy held IT, sixth annual dinner at Morrcos last
night Nearly one hundred and hfty MEMBER represent
nc fourteen societies. enjoyed Scottish evening ~
the absence through Illness Of George GrIcNc. The actu"
uresident James H. nillie presided Others present "'f
Iobn Peattic Of Utica; David Fouls james st'Nriis
Jersey CITY; James Stewart. Yonkcrs Newark Curling
club Paul buchanan. Joseph Holmes, j.. T. wilson
Dobert Steel John Higgins New-Jcrsey Curling Cluh
NJ simmons John Il. Smith; Thistle Club. newborn
d. Wright James Thaw. c. Mckenzie. John Nun. -
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ANIMAL MEETING, OF \ WESTERN ROAD

Elkhagt. Ind. April 9.N the annual me ting Of
the stakeholder, Of the Cincinnati. Wabash and Mich
gan Railway here TODAY. the following were elected
directors y. j. Ma,kev. William llcl'man. John
Newell. George Bis. ". f.. ingalls,. G. Vanderbilt
e. VI Dcpcw 4. {. Baldwin. James >tllman. James
r. Noodari and joel /. Fireman. u. j. Na'kcN WI,
elected PRESIDENT. and ". J. l"ad~. OF iie Mickey
~ -trm. secretary and treasurer, ~ pli'" OF ". :.
Jones. The southern extension VIII be completed at
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MR.. RAND1LLS CONDITION EXCHANGED
HIS RECrrERATIvE POWERS REMARKABLE, But
HIS STRENGTH DIMINISHING.

HIS SIklNhlH DlNlNNHlN'f.
Washington. April 9.-Rcprc sentative RandalIs con
diOn tonight about the same H. last night lie
j., if anything, little easier. but t, Is due Z" free
flow from the Assesses and he may al any time have
a recurrence Of the rcapsc>. which sap away his
strength. lie is in prcoariou- state but La, aiiei-
enough left. II i said, 10 resist inc
nroads Of disease fE the immediate pre-
ent The remarkable tnnG about Hl7
Illness is the extraordinary vitality he exhibits,
He surprisingly. and several occasions. has
astoni-hed his physcians-Drs. Mallan and Lincoln
by nj, rccnpcraive powers. His strength. however D.,
diminishing. and though his will power remains IN
abated. his physical system responds much more
slowly than some time lil~ mind IA. been
clear all dav. and he ht- been able t. move himself
about in bed with little assistance. in appearance %"
j. wasted and gauut 10 degree that makes All iN1
more remarkable the strength which -fill remains
speaker Reed and Oth"r called Al the house during
the DAY, but aid not the sick man.
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rys,yr reov ACCIDENTAL HonICIDE

Buffalo April o-Arthur {. Padman the N"HnE Eng
lishman who shot and Killed boy nahcu NANNY
strickland in the Tonawanda Wood last week ana wa
acquitted By the Coroncrs jury, has become Noichy
insane from grief the shooting. Ills dclusIoh l.
mat The boy comes Of his grave aud appears To
him. lie has been sent To an asylum
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YALE DEFEATING PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. April lSpecal.-The University OF
PENNSYLVANIA expected to beat Yale today aud led
the ale nine hy 10 > up 10 the ninth inning
Then Yale made four runs. winning the game S'oio
. 10 l. Yale put >tagg ia the box and he was
freely hit shannon pitched effectively for Penn
>vlNania. The teams field admirably. only fodr
error, being credited Ia each. The score By innings
va~:
Yale ............... ---.-.V u ~
Battery crior,-Yai, &? Ponn>y lysnia -
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TIE REV. JAMES O'BOYLE.

The Rev. James OBoyle. pastor Of It. Matthew'S
Roman Catholic Church. at Utica and Degrawst.
brooklyn. died early yesterday morning from pneu'
monia He born in Belfast. Ireland. in 1910 and
came to America in 15-3 and settled in Brooklyn. lie
was attached t. the Church Of Mary, star Of the
sea until II. Matthew parish was organized and he
wa, placed in charge of il. lie had recently com
Twenty fourth Ward. lI- parish work wa, highly sue
oc~>iul. Father O'Bove was educated al ST. Michaels
COLLEGE Dublin and MaynOoth Theological seminary.
His funeral Will probably take place tomorrow.
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IMPROVED FINANCE, OF THE g.

IMPROVED FINANCES OF THE G. IT. l.. AND p.
Indianapolis, April 9.-Thc annual meeting If
the stockholders Of the Chicago. t. Louis and Pitts
burg Railroad Company wa> held In th, city to-day.
The annual report for 80 read by the secretary.
showing gros, earning, for i--9 Sj9jO,O7O 80. an
increase. compared with 1---. of Sj7-.i24 81.
The expenses for l--9 .i.7O5.6oi - an incrr>e
Of s2.G.9l- -, a. compared with l---. The net
earnings for l--9 wcrr II 2iIiG5 -. The charges
against net earning, for l-7J. including interest
ponds. We're ~ .l3-ii3 10. leaving net profit, for
1--9 Of -lOG,O22 II, against loss for l--- II
921G.3-f Fl. being gain Of +3-3.iO6 -. com
pared with the previous year. The Tonnage increael
3ij.ij9 tons. or over 10 PER cent. The amount
pended IN addition, and Improvements to the road
and charged 10 the capital account Was -3o3 1858 -.
special meeting Of the stockholders will BE- cillcf
later dat" Ia consider agreement FOR con
,olldai with the IIit-burs, Cincinnati and =. Lou,
Railroad. William l.. scott AID i. =. Duhairv were
elected member Of the Board Of Directors. 90 succeed
the two members Whose term, Of service expired this
day
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Jysrrrs P,v ,Cryt; CROPS IN TEXAS

t. Louis April 9.-Advicc> from Northern Texas
.oy tina, - per cent Of the whole crop in tho
COMMITTEES Of Cook. Crayson. Collin Denton. Wise and
Nnnilcu ha, been DESTROYED 10y insects. one Of
th,.c creatures l. very similar To- the Northern
,biu,h luc and the other j. the common lady bug.
m. LATTER j. the most destructive. and j. not only
fat~oyiu, wheat but i ravagng oats and corn. and
i. even attacking cotton.
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Arrpr,rlox N FREIGHT RATES.

Ito fic. 0n FIRST. second and third elias, freight from
Sew York a" scranton. Penn. have been reduced hv
tir Delaware. La'h,wauna and Western Railroad from
co., 80 and 49,. - -. 20 and 20 cent, respectively.
TIE atAavanra .'f~ that n has taken thi, step 10
meet .er:ri cuts ~ p"fifrr-. The b>ne>, j. small
ard uie quarrel D. not looked upon a. important IN
fFurl. Inc f
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Females.
IL ace ~ ,''' Mr. li' nrRNNDOrrE. 81
id-ayc.. nignt ytnt. left
III landed. Caii Mr,. MALMBEi"'Hs bl'
rcau, DO 4th-aN". between -''" anu
SIS. upstairs w",t sid fu-a'''
H0uSEwoEK. or COOK ko,, ana it.nMsli,n.
woman competent to do .ntii,,v , w''S Mr.
small family, city, country. wiz"
TYLER. 3ss 6th.a,e. ...
IlOr SEWOIiktK or COOK and iA. '
Al DRESS by rc~pc, tahl' Aomms Villa" il.a"e
has good references city or to"h"'
call 80 Gth-aNr. near i-d-st-
ANITHE~S.-By a rc~pcctanl. woman
q, Janitrer> ia large nl''uu ',.r,nr~'
lake car. OF studios best city f'''r'"'''
all at II West lOth-st.
IANITKESS BY respectable woman ="
j. take care Of house or nats par, r",
,o,d references NJ H.. .2S West lou"'S''
XIrcHtNMAID.-Dy respectable Ion..
n ,ir to do kitchen~ork IA hIS'-''A'
1fl,afa family, GOOD city reference "a"
AZ tor. ~ West 5'th.-t.
ADV, MAID.-Comp tent speaks ing
L. n-h. French and Grrnah to"i t vi
ellcr and packer knows thy on,inrndd 40,
will act a. courier maid II tGIIul'Hu
81. W,'-t isth~t.
ApY'S MAID.-By a German virl VINO
IL sn.,ks English has unrNc'pu0hi''
r,t.rcnrcs from city families; II "Nc'l'',.
IN sewing. haifdrcsSing, very obllslns =
An attentive maid. Seen at JAtOO N =
G02 Gth.avc.. upstairs.
\DY'~ MAID.-Flr.t-clar> DIR >>mak'l
fin. ncedlework"r . years referrn''
or TO growing children. Cali iio +. l-th',,.
,py'S MAID: good hardrr,scr good
l. .cam,tr's, good reference. NJ d.
1873 ith-aNc.
ADY'S MAID and SEAMS EE>>. nv
French Protestant person under,
ENDS hrr duties We'll l. drc--makcr soou
IT, reference Address VI. j.. Tribune
ptown once, l.23e Broadway.
AUNDHFSs.- Nv nr,t-cla-> Swedish
L. l,undr,.>> pr sent employer can De
,.en. Gail Mrs. MALMBER'. Bur'au.
AZ" tth-aVr.. between o5th and 10th SIS,
upstair~.
,r-NDKFSS-By o good lanndrc-s IN
L., pri1af, iamilv: willing To assist win
loht chambcrwork best citv ref renee. l'i
West 29th.>t
LrNDKtSS.-Fir>t-clas~ IN private
/, tmllv. uoruntnlt under .tand, her
I,.in,--. pood irf renee from LIST plac"
Can be seen. $40 East 3oth-,t
q ArNDKF.SS-B a well.rccommended
L. North German girl first class assist
Nth chambcrwork Call at Mrs. Blkh D.
10 East l2th.st.. near 4th-sve.
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Watt, NJ NJ. Campbell; John O'Grodt', Club George
Balm, George Williamson, John Mckay Donald Mitchell ;
fonkers Club. James stewart James Keock, =. L.
Thomas. Sergeant NJ. Lauchln and william stewart
Manhattan Club, Ncw-YorA +. b. Shields George Nal
colin, \. Rutherford G'ofre Tomis and Thomas Wallace
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shclenbcrgcr has. ii is stated stolen even the money
belonging to the estate Of his wife ana children
Ills assets cannot be definitely stated but thcy VIII
he only "drOp in the bucket as compared with his
liabilities.
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rARN1NG, OF rnr ROCK ISLAND.

Chicago Awn Special. -Nicc-lr-dont Purdy. q
the Rock Island ha, issued tho usual rcquo~;
rfo>i,- t. the annual meeting IN MAJ. confidential >a''
m,n, ~ gross earnings ~ the Rock Island from
Apru l. 1850 g. January 81. $500 The Sfo>, earnings
for the ten month, amount :" -li -3j Soi 3D. the "lr
,s xp.n.e. for the same period were $40 1871 $50 80
leaving net earnings d'ductins dNidnd~ of @4oi
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oEsTErCTlNC THE CO NBEHLAND RIVER
Ioul.,ill, April lslc,In. In the United state,
ci~.,i, ,'ou-, thi, morning - lhoa son mrr,hau-
entered suit AGAINST the Newport News and Mississippi
vll, Kalr ad Company restrain 10 from impeding
cs,ion on the Crnb' iand Eh'f ~ kutia"a kA. Howell
= ,lou issued an order granting temporary nJun, ton
., ho answered hy May D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Middletown. y. y, April 9.-Robert II. Houston
died thi, morning az the age Of nnetytwo years lie
contributed 10 extend the Eric Railroad from Goshen
% MiddletOwn I~ old farm l. all within the
city limits. His great grandfather the Rev. Joseph
Houston became pastor Of the Goodwill Church IN
century.
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barley and their products also that shelled transit
should pay the tariff from heng point and should
be handled up to the Smelling point under local
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Dcmrsilr cilIuallons luantso
Females.

,r,.... ,,., ,..,.n cir,
~ HNi' bN N"'"- Is -
-, ,p,,'nS 'i-t',u ".'"''"n, :" ,,,G ~
,,,. '',", na.,r'' SSii.-, "'''"r f'r.nc.s
an M 80, -, ~ .t,,.n o5th
ana .Gth ~.
, 80, >,,.di-b
VI \ pl-i - NV A"'"- ,.i,,
Rifi IN private i'hhN OF i'"'"'''
- '''>' '"'"'
AID ana GOOD SINS Hl ,,>,'..1,,'.
- 'o"p'''ul SRI "','- anu ,nv W.,
--r'e '"p'"',r can p' '''"' ''V "''s
'''''''' - "''''
n tRSE or LIGHT Hol u Nolsk .-lty
~ i,,l',uaoig s,'.' '''''' ''''u'"' va"
80 D. ''''' '''''''
~ UK>E. Nc.-By a nrrman girl. speaking
y English. to growing children or seam
-fr.~. and chaMhDrulid Nlllinl. obligiug
ana trn.tworthv. hr,t civ reference. Ap.
pl, 80 ith-at'.. -'th an" -u'h >t>.
Nri,>t. and -. ANlSTEEs,S ny German
Y p,t,nt ,nuuo ,ynu,ou c>p. rien,ad
',',-'. ,,,a rst.,i,.. s.,nt.tt,... hist refer.
'"cr 1aii Al 81 3d.aN..
,..-.--....-.-, -.
y 49,. mrs. iii, or ,olutrv. GOOD
ref. r.nr... Cnu b., seen 40 lat EMPLOYERS
40 Mad .on.a,c.. Monday call day-.
=, --..,,,,-
n | k>i ana NfN ~ l.,.rn OF IL ~
BfltMAlD ana NJ 'fS,,, ~ ~, .
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Domestle 5,tuallons tuantc0
Females.

g MART intelligent North 81 ireland
~ young Protestant glgl want, position
a. chambcimaid and Waitress with nice fam.
Iiy. 81 West 2Jth->t. no cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

lFor other small ads. see 9th pasAA
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~ Al iHt.>S.-By a young girl; wiling,
w obligne and Trustworthy can take .
from last employer. Cali early $50 an.
ave, bit 25th and 10Th sts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-18
WASHINGTON TOPICS
The Caucus Committees Apart
on the Silver Question.
TWO BILLS WILL BE REPORTED
A Conference Committee of Both Houses
to Adjust the Differences

The River and Harbor Bill Reported.
An Appropriation of Over $40. 900, 600.
DR.. Mary Walker Seriously 1ll-Bie
Offer for Gambling PrivileEes-The Nor
tana Senators Draw for Positions.
WASHINGTON, April 18.-The House
and Senate Republican caucus commit
tees are hopelessly apart on the silver
question. After the last ineffeotal
meeting of the joint subcommittee the
House contingent reported to their full
committee the failure to agree.
Thereupon Representative Walker, of
Massachusetts,, addressed the commit
tee, holding that the concessions to the
the understanding that something posi-
tive would be achieved but as they had
failed to reach an agreement the House
Committee should revert to the modi-
fed Window bill reported by the Coin
gaze Committee.
This was put as a motion, which pre-
vailed by a vote of 10 to 5. The next
step will be to report to the House Re-
publican caucus, probably about Mon
day night.
The indications are that the caucus
will accept the House Committee bill,
and that it will pass the House. Mean
while the Senate will probably pass its
bill, and the matter will be turned over
to conference committee to adjust the
differences between the Houses.