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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
THE ,NEU TARIFF.

Tho Tariff bill passed thr Senate Yesterday
and now goes 10 the President. There Is IL"
douh, that h. will promptly approve the bill
having careful watched lis progress IN bonn
houses The vote in tn" Senate was moi MI
expected 1t WAS we'll known that few be-
publican Senator'S were inclined to oppose tie
final report OF the Confer nee Committee. bus
that there were not enough of them ~ enlanG'r
the passage IF the bill. As II happens thl""
Senators and three Representatives dI>>cnted
from their party on this issue, and th"e Is
much reason for believing that tACyc gentle
men will regret their vote hereafter.
The provision regarding binding tWiNe. which
some >onator> made pi"toW tol thor vote l.
in fact removal of moro than t't"-thirdS %
the present duty. No Senator VIII lind il easy
to sustain himself before hi> constituents in
voting to retain tn" present dHtY. ly IL as
of which il Is alleged I'll" trrl,t j. eNah.'d t.
tax the farmers ur,a>'nahly. instead OF r.
ducing tho duty as III" now tariff docs. hp-
position to the change in raca,d t. >r-ar :
equally unrca >onahc. The domestic producers
there is every reason t. believe, VIII be nor"
eifectually aided by The bounty Oh sugar "i
American production than they hay" been bI
duties on imports. But RI" cost OF sugar T."
all consumers will he materially reduced
These are bur thc accidents and cXci,Sc"'">
of the bill. No Republican Senator, Il" Re-
publican Representative, voted acain>' ia"
more thorough protection Of home industries
which the new tariff will afford. II /, >ie
niHcant fact thar a. 70 all lis protective feat
ures the measure had the support oi every Re-
publican in both branches Of CoHcr'>>. AID
l.
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fclt Its full fruits will be gathered by success
svc generations.
PERSONAL.

>cnator rdmupds spent most of last week In Yer
mont. having been sent home by his physician IN
Washington. Green Mountain air 50 agreed win MN
that by the tim" he reached Euiand no SAYS. ne ic;,
| like boy running away from S'hvoh TIC "d' y" I"
| In Washington "i MociN.
ont in Matoon H. thry tell this story OF General
Grant: II was in that town that the 2lNt Illinois
Infantry was mustered in. a Mr. Goodc was made
colonel He wa who neglected his Duties ana
the 2I> j. SAID tO have been r"ngh crowd anyway
|, became the terror OF that viclnItv H"h"dV was
safe after dark. ard il required some courage 10 90
out In DAYLIGHT The citizens sent prtition To- TOY
crnnr Oclc:by them from IN" d"vaNtati"nS 81
thr d. iure Dick sent over Grant. and In week
an angel could have campsd the pace without lear
OF moIc>tatihn
There is a popular belief in Germany that The En-
press will lave no than seven sons all In all
at any rate. an addition TO the Imperial family is OK
prrtcd in February next
Mr. !. II. Osgpod who has been on brief visit
70 Boston, will return TO London In few days.
The Rev Dr. Iiddor, brother Of the late Canon
L,Ndon. saws Of hlm: II have in my possession
sermon written when be -iXt'"n. in which IN"
great tru Of hii,t9Hy clearly stated "A" ih"v
have been in hi~ after Ne
uf the board rrst'rs Of the Peabody Education
Fund. or rin:,y appointed by Air. irsbody' Robert
T.. winthrop Hamilton iI7! ard william NJ. EVa'i'
!"nrdn a'tiv" MEMBER.
sir Charles Hall. who ~, recently h"comc engaged
10 Mis- Letter. of chicago, = Nv no means i'rt''"
iur.'"r. n, he p,,~e>~", luc neon" OF Ills """.
with a." ~olitary exception OF Sir Henry James. u"
may h. aid +, b, iln only bsrIi>t"r who ha- ih'
th. hc,t we'll 10 ~" >mrrt'~t Of London
>.t.v. BOT fly he IA, been E., c 'a-t tnir'"'n
wears Attorney '"r":ll t" -" IUrhy f Cornwall 1Td
therefore. l"-,ll ad",S"r - h., patron AMI iniH'"
sovereign, n" Duke 1T t"rnN all, more e"''i'ilv
Known a, II. Il. Y. H." P'.ur" Of W'!"~ \ "'aii!'r
nan. Il" ha> neither IL" u"'l u"" ~" 49,! = Ir'
Iu! The Ia" Vie rl'r"ll,r Han ,rd Ii''', .'',.
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TWELVE PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreicn-Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien. on trial
at Tipperary for conspiracy. have appealed from
the ma Sisrrates 10 ne HIGH Court al Dublin. -
Birchall was sentenced 10 he hanged on NoTem-
Der IA at Woodstock. Ont, for the murder Of
Benwell. - Hienor trspi denies an alleged
interview with him printed in tic PARIS " i2aro.
- An attempt made 10 wreck a fast cX-
press on the lnt"rcoonial Railway, in Canada
- There is rejoicing in Germany over the eX-
piratiou Of the AntI-Socielst law: exic1 So
calists ale returning.
Consrcss.-Both branches in session: The
Senate The Conference report On 'ilc Tariff bll!
was adopted three Republicans. P',d'lock. Petit
grew and Plumb, voting with the Democrats;
the bill will probably 90 10 the PresidcH' fol
his approval to-day. - The House No rapport
ant action WIS taken. - The RpunI lnvestlgl-
ton was Continued and the Wheat inquiry ended.
domestic The Constitutional amendments were
defeated in the election in Ncw.Jcrsey. 80 In
ouiry in the Court Of Claims on tic claim Of
John Snaitl. for money duo repairs 70 tie
Assembly ceiling began ------ Tie military ccicbrs
lion of the Cotton Centenary. at PawtUcktt. r
/ took place - George ) Dotcileller
mated for Minister 70 Portugal -:-Ihe Shcnancoah
Valley Railroad was sold. - Bios will te opened
to-day at the Navy Department for four new naval
vessels =. Major Gould has declined the Repub-
lcan nomination In Massachusetts, for State Audi
tor. x: a winter school for scientific Bible study
will be opeiied ia Boston on October %. - KaiI-
AIS Germans ale organizing themselves into Per
sonal Liberty League
City aud Observation-Disclosures members OF
T.uu.any Hall IN the Annexed District have left
the organization; the Peoples League will dc!1y
in making nominations - Henry W. Cannon,
president Of the Chase National Bank, WAS APP
pointcd Aqueduct Commissioner. 60. A court
martial for The trlal of six captains of the 22t
Eegimcnt was ordered. - The sale OF the Pork.
willie stud was finished. - President Hunt Of
the Borrd OF Eo1IdIlon, made q report e. the
Mayor ab.ut the accommodations for pupils ia the
pyb,ic schools - Tire sessions Of the Amer
ican Institute of Mining Engineers were he'd, ~
which many papers were r~ad; the visitors spent
a part o, 'hr day in seeing the sl9hts. 60
General Scklrs made some new regulations -
ulcyrn, cNtor;i0n in cpnductius tie business VI
The Shrrlns Office = Winners al Gravcsrnd
Lnalta.l. Reporter, E,HiarzA, Dcmu'h. My i"l-
low Wiiffrd end the Lady Jane colt. e he
Wc>tcii. ,t"r Comfy Far opened. e S'orke
dull ana generally AicLar despite the depression
il spe !.l aincs; closing firm.
The Wcathcr.-fOrccast Tor to-day: Far ana
slightly warmer. Temperature yesicIGuy; Iiighes''
20 degrees lowest. 81: average, 80 -.
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TUr ETPCXLTT NTEUTE ff>l


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M taat E"nNcil> father Wa t. Hd'aH'c
:" 800 loi hail mt ri IA tho fam ii favor
able tp"ri- >hVd.d t" received from -" p.l'%
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l;lr'hdlI and H'hW"ll started at "n'" tor GA
iaiIU, Leaving l"il'y aid Nh. BilchdN I" 'oi
loss in"m 81 g." n"H' day. E'n"r!l was mar
drird IN swamp on tic night oi h. aIrlVnl
IN Canada Brnal III rcJoluin. h. vii" AID
pcll,S Icp.ltci jiIi B'n"cll had Mt liked ih.
lalm and started en- journey r.r" Ia" ".fH
try. VIII" writing az once t, BcnW"!I> father
and a,kIIi- - hay" IT," $500 sent AZ on'". .,
IA" :Irm wa satisfactory I" all H." lr''i''"i-
h. uHd IT ok l." aiiay Policy : un"I>'n'-N t.,
plausible cNianatIone OF TIE young fHg'''h
mans Disappearance. After the parry had
been Il seek at tli.i"n ih" i"dl 81 the NM
d'r"h man Wa Ir'"'d. bH'haH PE"d"'d
i"''ipu> t"'"ridm from D'hN"h al New olh
aNhid" I" hi''" NJ h"T@a'r sent OLE. I,'H'
d"l"'I ~ M iHul""I''' Nth' L" H'"'i' On
BiI'hdII renamed IN 'ai'dda ana dl"i p''l''ii
M Tn" hohf was arrested.
There Wa II" witness N ih" ihuid'r SAY"
ih" man who hhd suddenly '"H'' upon III"
NI'Iim ana 'h"l hm Win a "'"N"r ai'f en-
iHPl'rE h!!Il III me swamp me '""H h'"
l'o"n i"l III an HhlirqIrhi"d Giii't'r: ana II Il
cigar holder hal not been ipund tn'l" would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

constructive talent for conspiracy and crime,
and in connection with these qualities singh
lar crndulity and lack OF practical disceinm"nt.
The man who imposed upon the confidence OF
hi, English friends was also his own dupe.
lie had sufficient ability to devise and carry
ont most elaborate conspiracy. but he lacked
the practical intelligence to forc>ce the inevi-
table consequences of his troachcry and men
dacty. His lies were certain to find him ont
and 10 brand him as the only possible murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
gacity of the League and its leading spirits
than has been granted hitherto.

The people of this town are in fair way TO
find out why the Excise Commissioners who
were indicted months ago have not been
brought to trial. Tho FasSett Committee Is
planning to thrust its probe again into the tx
else Department, but it is expected that the
Commissioners will denim on account of IN"
charges hanging over them. In that case Dis
trict- Attorney Fellows will he promptly sum
moned to explain why the indictments have
not been tried. What he has to say will be
heard with interest. In fact there are many
features Of the Co!onelS administration that the
Committee might inspect with profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

Mayor Grant has made one appointment
which those who have The least confidence III
bis political >agaciry and his fitness for hi@h
municipal Office cannot fail to commend heart
lily. The selection of Mr.. Henry W. Cannon
As Mr. Howe's successor in the Auucduct Com
mission is altogether admirable. The Mayor
was obliged to name a Republican. and il is a
crdi, to him and mus, be- a satisfaction TO the
community that he has chosen on of Mr. Can
mons cai5rc and standing. Ths cx-ControI"r
of the Currency and president Of the Chase
National Bank is emin"ni1y fitted for the duties
of his new office. The city is n be Congrat
ulated on this appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
tOuNTTTING ARSON 70 SEE TIE EN"''HN ~ ~

william rfund German. ~ ',''" :, Y.
Moved bv butcher named i'td'li'" H'"'' -,
-,Y Sscond.ayr. was arrested yesterday 10y i"'' -
r,,u M, IN, Fast Thirty hfth.st. police station u"
,b.,,, Of setting lire several times to the mouse III W."
, huchcr -ho, i, situated The boy MAS locked ND CIV
last, c,,uinp confessed hs guilt. The hou'" hes oe"' "
an ,rs tour time, ia a month the last time b"he 'AS'
In..y The hoy say, that h. started the ares u -
tho fire engnes run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

Reports from New Jersey Indicate that the
interest in yesterdays election was extremely
SLIGHT. ONLY fraction of the customary vote
being cast. 1t also appears that the majority
against the principal constitutional amend
mcnt ha, been vcrwhemn@. This amcnd-
ment, if adopted would permit rc'urn to the
vicious system of special legislation for towns
and cities That danger has seemingly been
disposed of cffcctually. VITA such Legislatures
as some Of thosc that have assembled IN Ircn-
ton in recent years, it is not surprising that
the people prefer t. adhere TO system which
restricts the power Of III" sale .a"makng body
over towns and municipalities.
The Peoples Municipal League has paused
and considered and decided not to make lis
nominations in hot haste this evening The
decision is wise. IN fact, to have followed tho
advice of the hothcId> who insisted on making
I'M the ticket without taking further counsel
would have been foolish in the extreme. IN
onporunity will now be afforded for rational
union of all the Auti-Tammany forces The
LcacucS convention will assemble tonight
and will practically take the form OF mass
meeting as the initiative of the peoples cam
naien. This meeting will give the community
q better chance to Judge OF the practical "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

,w,vr SET HrR rtEGp Or LNh w fi"N
m. >, hon,.. T.. '.o'r!, '"I"'" "' Wv ~, :, nu.
.,.,,,, ram. Roma. Nj, MIA cargo W n
"''' - !, ,,, 4 King CA N'ndF' OF NV
,o in heavy no th.noth At .qus' 'he 'n,pf' 49,
.ou,nttv Of vat.r which ST IA" 'aieo Oh NE 60
v., Al once scaled ny. amt IL i Thought ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

TrUln TTr NiTiTl I'f .IITIITIVU.
We trI>i tlI' Colonel 4. &. tiuek"ll ami a." -ritI
mon iall Dctr':.l:,l u"u"d with HIM 81 T." ~.
IIllmhu q, net ;g'-f'd being CONSIDER Il lA ~"
south taiulha ErpHh an executive ,rumtt'. Wlll
nu. allow Tho ui IT. IL uaiC> ior such phip'>,
nor do believe th"y VIII.
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Sow LET TIE WILDERNESS HOWL.
From The ALBANY ENp.r-,.

Ih" IUJGlu u"w pap r. quite agreed that the
81, klucN III ~. -'Ir i" fate Ui t' ultcl
From this trade IL expected 10 dwiud,e and
| IN a few shot Uu.ith, the Whole country Will be At
! hOAlng wilderness.
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WHERE SALARY REFORM SlloILD BEGIN.

From IN" baltimore American.
The ulo,c mcut In tho senate at Washington I" ra 50
,sluic. i, not half lincly LUs~VicNS would ~
u the House to dock trulit,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

factory to reflect that thanks tn Republican leg
islators, the caucus OF to-day is mnch iaifer'
mere truly representative, than il used 10 be-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
Jn0ex 10 Announcements.
i1uslnres MOTIFS.
LOOMING IN TIRE Poor.

A. LOOKING ~ TIRE Poor.
see the golden glow Of sunset where The waters
Plav The mHfrv virss. children, rOmping In the
TO shallow pool onv s;eal.th-gases at her
Smiling s1ss .ht ace. rcaec,cd-dcwy lips aid
sa' v ~ TN TN might e. b. "*h,t.!.
that matter right.
"sozopoNT 81 Won VIII it. will remove
Try IT. ana t.'l. conc behold them. m'rror-d in
the Guiet brook
1T Is NOTIFYING REFLECTION
lhat tho .oOkinc-Glass gives tack when row q Dis.
ssYSIs s s itc .S' IN ~. q 2S 'i. .es t" 70 f pr
then. he a.yanias.s q soz0DoNT are ,:nsiv th-t
It Is pure. II ias wholesome and agreeable cor leaves
.S e. dspds4 n one not 0 oniv t" %hirn the ,a
- i TIE So ssny anu Ds.u
A FEW ELE"ANT SUITES 10 RENT
BY q. se1,on Cus!4 r Mn'l-P1'ssGd w
LELAND HOTEL. CHICAGO.
The MODEL ho' II the West with recently epeoeA fce
s"a d. c- asnsa' room with TIL" beat cooking
anu ''V."-".,H - N''F''- wARRrS T. LLLASp..
In eres: ,yafety, %s2y,sesaisd ,,
b b, s1 EfSr.sy T SiSs' &.
A,ep21prk pailp Gribnars
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
=----------- -
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l. 1890.
TWELVE PAGES.
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The Corinih correspondent, 81 tn" Sarato-l'n
,,iil probably bc careful ~ tho future Low hr az
cl,.cs Curinth women Of biting thcir husbands
r,us lie brought that Ella re against tornth
woman the other GaV. an Size wrote ctici 10
lac Snr loeIan, hnIln. II back III grand stIi'.
90 could 20; bite. 40 ! hivr no ttoi.i teeth, S"ti
,rr. Ina, Sc ~ hhc a redlcil . a'surdu!h Is we
nnVc cOulc across Tor Il long tine.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-03

that he would vote every time for an in
crease in the secret service fund if the
Chief found 500 was insufficient. The
Chief stated that he would much rather
do without police matron and apply the
money to be paid to her to the detec-
tives. Mr.. Lewis finally called for the
roll, stating that he was unwilling to re-
duce the force any more. The roll was
then called and the motion carried by
8 to 1, Mayor Hazard voting in the mega
tive.
On the recommendation of the Chief
Officer 7. S. Bevan was granted weeks
leave of absence on account of the death
of a child from diphtheria.
Mrs. Gray's application for the posi-
tion of police matron was received and
filed.
number of demands, aggregating
$434.60, were approved.
Mr.. Lewis then stated that on Febru-
ary last nine men had been dropped
from the force in conformity with the
retrenchment ordinance, and a resolu-
ton adopted giving them the preference
should any vacancies occur. As those
nine men had seen fit to sign their
names since to document rejecting
upon the Chief, he moved to rescind that
resolution. He did not think that the
proper thing for man to do who wished
to be reinstated was to rush into print
like that The motion was carried
unanimously, and the board then adj
journed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-03
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LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO.
Port Hartford. S. s; Pomona, April 2, IL, 1s,
San Pedro. ...... IS. S. Mexico, April 6, a. %,
For S. S. Los Angeles, April 4.
Redondo .O IL, 90 % and May 6.
San Pedro and S. S. Eureka, April 8, 1s, "a
Way Ports. and May 2.
For S. s. Pomona, April A. Il, 20,
%, and May 6.
San Diego. .... s. S. Mexico, April 8, IL, "a
and May 2. &
LEAVE SAN PEDRO.
For ! S. S. Mexico, April 2, 1C, 19,
San Francisco. 26 and May 4.
Port Hartford. =. rs. s; Pomona, April 6, Il, 22
For S. S. Eureka, April 3, Il, 10,
Way ports ora l5 as hSs and ahSflss May Apnl T.
Cars to connect with steamers leave S. P. .R.R
depot, Fifth street, Los Angeles, as follows:
With the Mexico and Corona at $50 O'Clock a.
M; with Los Angeles and Eureka, going north,
at 10 O'Clock p. m.
Passengers per Los Angeles and Eureka, via
Redondo, leave Santa Fe depot at 525 p n:
! Plans of steamers cabins at agents Ctfice,
| where'berths may be secured
The steamers Los Angeles and Eureka will
call regularly at Newport pier for and with
| freight and passengers.
The company reserve the right to change the
steamers or their days OF sailing.
ED-For passage or freight as aboveor for
tickets to and from all important points in
w. PARRIS, Agent,
Office No. 124 West Second ST., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-03
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

DUTH S. MARSH, PLAINTIFF, VS.. NANCY
III A. Lewis, in her own right and as heir at
law of Samuel Lewis, VIM. Henry Lewis, Lille
J. Lewis, Frank Lewis, George, Birnie, Anna
Lewis, Charles H. Taft, Louisa G. Smith and G.
L. Dennison defendants
Sherifi7s Sale. No. II ,097.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and SALE issued out of the
Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles,
State OF California, on the 14th day of March,
Ruth S; Marsh, the abovenamed plaintiff,
obtained judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against Nancy A. Lewis, ct al, defend
ants, on the 14th day of March, A. D. 1890, for
United States, which said decree was on the
18th day OF March,, A. D. 1890, recorded in
judgment book 49, of said Court, at page 2OS,
am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel OF land, situate, lying and being
in the County of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
mia, and bounded and described as follows:
Lot number sixty-six (66) Monte Vista, as per
map in book g, page 325, miscellaneous records
of Los Angeles County, together with all the
tenements hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywlse seappertaining.
Public notice is hereby given, that on Mon
day, the 18th day of April, A. d. 1890, at IL
o'clock m. of that day. in front of the court
house door of the County of Los Angeles, on
Spring street, will, in obedience to said order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell
the above described property, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs, etc., to the
of the United States.
Dated this 21st day of March, 1890.
NJ. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County,
BY A. NJ THORNTON, Under Sheriff.
J. W. MITCHELL, attorney for plaintiff.
mar22- sa4t