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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
,...rrIvrIvt; THE TtRIFr UfNT N>iDNS.

,uyuI. y Y sept l-.-rhr tarlN dc''atr.N al ~
,,,,. Comfy Fair. held here TO-DAY. were cN'V"'
.sm,n H. &, IIorr. of Nj higan. ard r\ '"s'''"
=, Internal Revenue William \. Ecarh. ~ Nlr"""'
r,c speakers held the close attention 81 IN" au''"
f,r The two hours ot'upicd in the d'H''' VIZ '"'
mad, careful argument a ID Won tie W>p''i :" "N'
nm. ,,,r,,nt the majority II whom r'rf Nid"h'i Nv
in >,mpal, with him. Mr.. ,l"rr'r spec n VS. "''
IN ia. cx,,rme and pr,,ol,', = great deal 81 mih
MIR Reach said that 4 reformation d" 'hr P'F""'
tariff in the line of "A rclu'iih Wa "' "'r '
u.,c..,ry The present high tara was d"c 4 ~!
,,,,r az the few Who has. fat'c9cd on the result W
ma ,,r,u iunu.,,l 10 r,i,c icycnu" Ia cary "r ITO
war am, wa borne by the people I" rrr -'rr $50
Tie manufacturing industries hal fttrhc' Al ~
>n,u>e of the con sinner, ami an\u- I" peri~'u
.,e tho nrcsent condition. by which III" hiu>;re' "'''
I'm the hand, OF the few who by trusts ana 'oh'""
tious completely CONTROL ID the whole marhe'' '"
competitors are frozen out.
Mr. IIorr took up caesOrcaly salt. cutlery W.
nails wool and cloth. lHd luo ~ pil''' - ',
that there had been u great decrease ''''' '''e ''
w., mt on Hops were selling at :. and - ee"l'
i, wear ago and now they w"ri' ~. 'hrN 'o'
the touch OF the Mckinley I'LL. and al nd 'tif" "
t,rnri,r, ,hrob with new Iii" ~in'c il had been NC
II ling meeting, In every town io protest a.h,' %
IN, SAGE Of the Mckinley bill II II was Eo1Ae w ~
\m"rica so much II England had III" n'ih'' Y. ,"
world lei her keep them ana lot thi' ,"'ntt! -,
She wants to get the American market b"cai''e " Wv
the best in the world. 49,, -, fal-s
Mr. iIorr closes his tour of spncshmak,ns Al M,,.
10 morrow at Glens Falls. Mr. beach VIII bc '"' ~
pOncnt there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
CHANGES IN TIE CIIAIRMAN>llll'e.

Chicago sept l. ISpe'isl.-tiiarian ''"ddaid "'
The Western Passenger Association. has accepted tHc
,,.iru,.n-hip Of the southern Railroad and steam
,hip A,,o. iailon. Thi> afternoon MI. ""ddh' SAM
lie "a, moi ". al liberty 10 tell what Once lie nan
Acc cptr~, bat later the fact mentioned "a' learned
,,, ,,.,., Trustworthy authority. This association
Includes all the lines west and south VI kx,as 'ity
Md the t,ulf Inc, VI steamers. The salary Ok the
chairman IS SIS 900 year The natural place for
tho heSdquarters Of the chairman Is either NJ 81.
Io,t. or tsIvrs but Mr. Goddard refused TO move
ANA, from Chicago. and hi> services were III HH'a
d.m.ud That Ia, wishc, rrcognlLed. and hs VIII
occupy I~rmaucnt Offices hcc.
Chairman Finley of the Tran, Missouri A,soclat"h'
10 day accepted tho chairman ship VI the western
PASSENGER ,,Uiaton. and viii relieve Chairman
,.,.,iaI1 ON October |. The passenger department
az the Trans. Missouri has been absorbed bS Tue "c'
rru Passenger A,,U,iation. and IL ], now Iie ca
re>, r uteutl,u to merge Tie firiyt department mo
ne W|s,rrr Freight \,-o, satoh. thus cnec'hS CAV
tnR Of SiUO.tND wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
rr.s,vrS, N TIE Upper iIOI n

v-,;,,,,,, ,cu, Il In the Srnats TO-DAY MI
sherman from tho Counltc" on l"r'4sh h"'S'''''
tr,,,r,rd "A resolution. which VA agr'h i' Niuc@''s
the Pr, ,hi-u, to communicate 10 IN" >cnAt" N"h III
,m.tou a, h. may have the subject OF the nfi''''
~ Thoma, r. Collins. a citizen Of IN" tinted S'ars
u,,nr ., Manila IA In. ThIhppn" Islands. 10y "hi'ers
IL the spanish Government.
Tie srua. considered bills on IN" calendar ui"o
,c,t,,I 10 and ainorg those passed was the SchaS
Rim .upr,priA,ln. $4,000 for public monument ON
q, Johu Erc,,on the Inventor and constructor Ok tho
NonItOr.
Al r.. cApra,,on ot The hour assigned t" tie
,.rtar ~" senate icsuU" The CONSTIPATION VI III"
49,. ,,~ , 10 establish nitrd states land 'oult snd
- ur,,vd, for the seitemclI u private Land 'iai'is
I'm tia STATES 81 Nevada Colorado ct wyoming. ana
j., fin, T,rfi,.,ics uf New Mexico, arizona Or I taii
Tic bill c>ial hes court Of private Rand claims 10
con.l,t IL chef justice and four a>sriae iu't"cs 4"
lrld oni.c iii December II. l>v4. and 10 receive ra u
a compensation az P,,NO - year. with thcir h"e'Naf'
travelling and personal rNpcn~rs while engaged III inc
performance II their duties After loiS u~n>soh
,l,s hill wa, laid aside without Lrtion.
MIR Plumb offered resolution 10 rccomh'N THO
u,,u, Eark,rpt,y bin la the Judiciary committee.
with Instructions to amend 1t - a. {" proV.de TOT
system 81 voluntary bankruptcy Uht, ana 10 report u
Zach -, amended at the earliest ptT"trahlr moment
lie gave Io;i,e that Tvs would AK vote On the rsson
ton to morrow $500 - 49,.
rl, M, ate pension bill- The calendar were then
taken up aud eighty Of thcm were passed In thirty
rhe srna,e at j4j adjourned unlil 10 morrow III
noon.
r,tx,pEASE MEXICAN WAR PENSIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.


FORECAST TILL X T. NJ. THURSDAY.
W.,hino,on sept I,.-FJr N-w England rain. fcIowed
by riraring.
tor Eastern Nrw.York and N"wJ"rs"v. GEARING
wcotirr riatonsIy ten prrstrie; westerly winds, fair
Friday
For Eastern Penn, >ana Maryland Delaware Snd Nir
y1,a .lr Thur and Friday stationary temperature.
follow ed Warnirt Friday.
pr the Cstona~. fair Thursday ond Friday; slightly
'ool'I.
For ,,"or21 and Florida, fair.
Ior Alabama aud Mississippi fair warmer In the north.
crn pat. .
and Texas. fair EXCEPT local rains TN tho
,oa- -.
For Western Srw.l"rt. Western P,nnSyNanm West
Virginia ,hi, Irnnr-, and KENT rky fair.
A,hau-a> Missouri. ialr. followed by lEht local
isin.
For Indiana aud Illinois, fair followed by light local
Iains wlinmi.
For Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota ana Iowa. loraI
cUD-r.
For oi,a To- the Dnkoias Nebraska and Kansas, gcncr
ally fs.r. except light loca! -how"is cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Troy. y. V, Sept. II (specab.-Grcat excitement
wa, caused to night by the report OF another landslide
ON Warrcn's Ill., tile Of the slide OF last spring
which caused tho destruction Of several houses and
the loss Of thsee lives. The hill towers above the
central part OF te city. The recent heavy rains have
loo.ened the clay slopes. Tonight mass Of earth
and three large trees rushing down tile hill
The noise alarmed the negilborlood aud people ran
from, their houses in disn,ay. The avalanche stopped
IN Michael DOard's yard. burying his garden under
several earth. Tonight policemen petrol
ling the foot Of the Ill., with order, To give the alarm
n The first sisn Uf ahOtler landslide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
\ NORTHERN Pacific ENTERPRISE.

Chicago. sept /; lSpc,ia.' " The Jongnn" SAYS :
The Northern Pacific i making bold move TO CON
troll SOME ot hi,ag,> ,ihuIlau hsir>>. II has been
,.urily Indri,to since lie Nuitirru Pa II,
secured thi,ago line bv lea ng tho Wisconsin 'cu
trial HAT extensive terminal facilities N the vaN "i
yards belt ro,d>. shops. etc. would De- acquired a.
soon ~ pc. able Wvrh hats Email, "rn bc-lr.
therefore. on the construction of n tir' T. iUll making
complete circuit of the southwestern portion ~ fn'
city, liz, enterprise i hih oh", moi onl, fbr the
Northern I,a,nc To undertake.. bat for the future H.
vrlopnrnt ~ thi'ugU the west ana >putI. Tie
rieat uf tor this belt lm, been >ccisi"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
EXTENDING THE ATrHISCN SYSTEM.

The announcement made yesterday tia, ms
A,chson company had bought the control OF me
Colorado Midland and would probably assume tho
management Vt the properly at the annual mccfing
which is to be held at Colorado springs. on '"tob"r
g. II is said tina, le price paid for the '"lorm'
Midland stock was $50 per SHARE. II which $40 per
share has already been paid in cash. The Colorado
Midland operates 81 Lle, Of road. the man line
running from Colorado springs. COL. 10 Newt aS,le,
Col IA miles. and ha- branches 10 Aspen, eprhN
CrlCh and .lrkan>a> Junction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
pptIEt"rED LINES N MtNlT,pH\

II. Paul. sept. u t>prial) Pioneer Press
Winnipeg di ,patch says: w. II. Fisher president "i
the Duluth and Winnipeg Railway. with party "'
directors Of that lcnd. Is here to arr'n;" Tor 'h
building OF a connecting line from Winnipeg To the
Minnesota boundary. To meet the main line now hlud
ing fr,m Duluth. President Fisher la~ been endca'
orlng To negotiate traffic arrangements with IN" Mani
toba southwestern Railway people. who hold clar'
tn build between Winnipeg and the boundary u ,nt,,
refuse his terms for the independent Duiul"
and Winnipeg line will be- sent ont III O.tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
BONDS EnK 4 GRENr NoRrmEKN ENrEN.lu.

-. Paul. sept. I. special. Psclr" cxfen>in
mortgage VI the -. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway Company t. the Central Trust pmpamN al
New York filed to day with the secretary m
Stutc The entire aiuunt Of bonds ISSUED j. n"i Il"
exceed GG.OOO.OUO. The bond relates that tho Great
Northern road ha, requested the Manitoba 10 brild
thu Pacific cN"n,ion The ruah Is Ia start from some
place in Montana. Maria> River. near where III"
Great Northern stops. aud 10 prorci thence aco'> iHr
state 10 the boundary then acres Idaho .id
Washington 10 somr point Oh Puget sound Ia he nf'cr
nd lrfIrnIlnrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

held here to day the following directors we're chosen
n. A. Leonard, +. II. Harris. James a. RuHr'll. On
SPRINGFIELD: O. < Edwards. ChaSeS :. sargent. ~
Bro0klinc 4. b. IIaNis Of Ho>on: Frederick BillnSs'
Of Woodstock VT. William Whiting, Of lolyokc; f. 7.
Lane of Keene ~ H. An amendment to the by
law, adopted providing r the filing of vacancies
IN the board by the directors, the now directors moss"
10 hold their Office until the next annual mee'inR'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
FROM T>CANABA TO ISHPEMiNG.

Chlcaqo Sept !. especial A dispatch from 1shf'~
ming Mich "A poai"nt lailroad Official Is antno-.
I,v FOR , statement that the Escanab, Iron MounidiD
and Western E,iwav VIII bud I>hp'minc at once
The lin: l. backed the - hicsnc"r >yndlcar q, miles,
and will hav. I-'an1ba as it, shipping port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
GETTING; RATES WEST FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. II t>pe lah.-The Alton roah
selling tickets from Lincoln. Ncb.. to Cm'as" VIC
Kansas City at the short line rate. a REDUCTION "
81 60 This forces a reduction from every point 10
Nebraska west OF Lincoln Of the sam" amount. ""h'
era Passenger Agent Charlton, Of the Mon san u!
reference 10 the matter: We nave Simply 1no,es
openly the rate secretly made by our competitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TIE ACQUISITION OF INDIAN LANDS'
AZ uNwARRANTED ADO ABOUT PERFECILf
INNOCENT BILL.

Az uNwARRANTED ADO ABOUT A PERFECTLY
INNOCENT BILL.
Washington. sept II DISQUALIFICATION has oecm
aruwn in certain quarters to the passage Oh Dill
h,.h 4, is asserted became Law without quo con-
s,deraton. and the intimaton was thrown OUT thSo
,,e effect or purpose OF the bill was to cheat OAHU
., snstaryed Indians out Of several huhoroo
Thousand ceres OF valuable mineral ana aRrle"'"'
lands adjacent to the Yellowstone Park ana Al e'o
ssme time afford to a horde OF hungry spo~""'
and the Northern Pacific Railroad Company d" Wy
portunty to buy mp this land ct low rates. .
Tke fact about tho matter Is that t'e VA. "
ner,cctIy innocent ONE simply providing for INC az
continent of a commission OF "discreet persons 10
ne.ot,at. with the Crow Indians for . surrender u
,h Intod states OF all that portion OF the reserve
Zion In N,ntana or so much thereof "a they VIII
consent to surrender. which Is situated soutn VI '
v.,,owstone River and west Of tile divldc Dct"oen
PRYOR Creek and Clark's Ford River In SAID e'AN su
IN report TO Congress the result OF snch ncBo.""o
mt no agreement for any such surrender Sna" 10
yxlM until ratified by Congress-
Il will be seen that this bill provides mat "naV
aver the commission shall ascertain IN inc n'a'.o'
snsu Il. reported to Congress. and that no coh'''
,ye action can Le taken without further assent "
congress the-eto 1t Is customary to proceea n
similar manner to obtain surplus ri: carssr were
c,ued in the Indian Appropriation bill! roce my
passed It Is always provided or mnoors tScso n,,
uturc action OF Congress VIII % ths Indians and II
tie Inyarabe rule that when 50 purcnasea ha%s
lands held BY the Governmeat ~ sctsl settlers
Tesu ,tamn, !" make il appear that this was A..
Inc snp woodpiie" was wholly nnwarranted by tile
iarfs aud circumstances the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
CHANGES OK THE CANADIAN PACIFIC

st. Paul. sept Il lspcrwb.-Ii's " Pioneer Pres,
Winnipeg dispatch says: ut i understood here 'ti'
W. Whyte superintendent Of the canadian racine
Western Division at Winnipeg. Will b. appointed han
aver of TRANSPORTATION, to succeed I. \. Mrkihho'i
vh, accent, the place OF general manager II ih"
Concord and Montreal Railway. This promotion VIII
involve Mr. WHITES removal from winnipeg 10
Montreal Ms his jurisdiction VIII extend over "n Gil
fire Canadmn Pacific Railway ,ystcm.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

renor will not be made at thi, session Of Congress.
Tho charses against Colonel Mcdonald were TO the
e6sct that he proted from the purchases for the com
MISSION and that he discharged competent empi1Ses s
70 mako pa<es for relatives. 1t Ia UNDERSTOOD 1as
the committee will report that the charges have Dol
bean suSfaincd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TIE FISH COMMISSION INVESTIGATION.

TILE FISH COMMISSION INV FIS IV'HITV
Washington, sept. 1.-THE senate Comnit'ee Oh
risheries, which has been for several months IN I"
AssuItory sort of way, owing to the difficulty OF getns
ttnesses conducting investigation into tho charges
ssainst Fish Commissioners Mcdonald. has endeo 's
vc.k. In the course Of tie inquiry the committee
- taken over coo pnnteA pages Of testimony. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

allow tho Marine Corps the ration prescribed LOT ~"
Navy, instead Of the Army rsuon' wmen ~" ~.
nyS ratiou is usually reckoned As being wortm ~
40 cents while the army ration Il worth aoou' ~
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Tribune Once. sept. Is. o m.-ENcaptouaiiy heavy
rain fell yesterday forenoon and lighter later Ia the
day the total for - hour, Ia bring ~ inches
The temperature ranged between IS and GS degrees. the
6a, bl'g J., lower than the corresponding
day last year and ~ lower than Turday.
and this city today there VIII probably BE- fair
partly cloudy weather. with nearly stationary tepera
tGry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
OFFICIAL FIGURES OF TIE COUNT.

w,.hinuton. sept. 1.-THE Census Bureau tooay
announced the result OF tho count OF 'no pa.
OF the state OF Connecticut by counI'eS 80 n.,.
Fairfield 1856; increase, 37sl"' ~. ""' -,
81 jO.: Increase 1853. Ncw-liaven' .oo'"oa -an
crease j23sl Hartford, 14',l7l increase -ioD
Middiesex. 5000 increase, $3.50 az, ,ncrs,sc
1871: increase. 1920. Tollsnd, 2'oNs iu, COZ,
oa. Wludh.m, 4o.Oss: increase. 1.232. Io'~' pop
u,s,ion 145 sBl net Increase during thc i~'' '0A
years I23 .lJl. Or 1913 per cent.
Tho popu,stions Of the following cuos ana towns
in Connecticut were also given: Bristoi, i''1 :"
crease LOT. or 31.Dl per cent Euno'u,
increase. J4l: per cent. G53 oroton, o''Il IN
c-.,.e asa 80 per cent. Hartford. 53,lo" IN
c,o.sc II lG;: n,;os per cent. KilllngY. W. ;
lncr,,ass lO4 per cent. 1.5O Manchester o'si III
cr.sse I.755: per cent, a'le. Mlddleto"h' WI
iucr;,,e :. I-G per cent. 32.02 New br''Ai"' i'o.'
incr.a,c 90 per cent Clio. Ncw'L"hoh' 1000 ;
,ucro,e 49,. per cent. BOSE. Norwich. i"lo-
-, ,o-n. Nor cent rs. Pianhcd. i.jl3 .
increase 4Or per cent 30. Portland. ~'"'- !"
r.,, ~ u,r cent II NJ. Putnam. O.ou increase
,,4 Der cent u..4. Southington. 3,4VS' increase
SO: per cent. 1888. stafford. 4''o' '"'''A'e' -
r c.,, 80. ,,ouingtnn. .34G decrease. " per
cent L. Thompson. ;.j33: increase. ~ per ''''''
1913 Vernon. s..V7 increase l''O-. Pe' ''".'
- "a W,ndhan, lO.O"J: increase. l'ol per cent
-, -, Urdyrlor ~ .s3J IN, rcsse. 2l.:I3 per 'e"''
80, n.nhurx 1895 increase. 1.'iD; per cent.
49, Derby oV1j. decrease. 3."'3. per 'e"''
a., Greenwich. 1910 increase. -,..5 per CENT
., "a M,:den. ~ 80: Increase, "."'o' per cent
M a.. New Haven. sjJol Increase. .3o9o' pr
, pn7u N,rwaik l1.1H'; int rease. 3'-3 ,
So, com, - II stanford. l3.bcj. increase, %."7a
80. ,,., .,-t waiungford. U.;3a In rcs.e 30.
- ,.,, IA =. Waterbury, 1881 incr'ase. 1879
m con, 49, W!n.hc,tt. B.l-O; increase. LUIS
i,ri cent. 20 - - ., ,,
In, r. -. ted ieturu. from hrhenc tadN y A. s'o"
a population VI 1927. 1hs Is sh Increase 'o' '"'
decade Of 6..o.. Or 4j42 per cent.
The populations Of the cities and towns '""pr'."s
d.. whole %. Queens County. y. T.. arc given a, ioi
low. FLUSHING is,iso Increase, 39o p Ser cent
:" J,In.l.a 1876: increase. 3.'js per cen!
.:., Long Island C:t,. COMO increase L.,
,. - M -.43 Newtpwn, 81. In, ro,se. '.''S'
, me-, ,c,; - North Hampstead. -,l2' in' re''c
,,,n u,r CEN. "a. oyster bay. l:i'-'' ih.rr"
'r. j. me-, rcn, 1854 Total populs'"n. l."l+d
m, r.,,. 3j,;. or 3D. per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
.IuxIAH PERRY WILL NOT NERVE.

tticA. n. Y. Sept. l7.-.Iossh Perry Of this city,
who WAS appointed Assistant United states District
Attorney for the southern District Of NewYOrk abOnt
two weeks ago, has declined 10 accept the Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
EOSD AID SILVER Pt'Rflit-F.s.

Wa in.ton sept. L.. In reply I" the "a" nsf OF tho
Treasury Department Of saturday september ~. III
>itiny prpo,s, for the sale OF fi0OOO0O0 pr cent
bonds, AT noon to day the Tra >uir Dcpni 'incnt re
cciycd oiIei, aggrgaling about s2-,OoOOO OF which
sIU pu' ha>cd Il, follows IL 800 al 10
s.OOUO at - ~ 100. o:I..1J al - :. so 100
ai 1884, 800 1T H., ~ 100. S'.";.'O0 at l2o.
sI9 800 at I.G Il. S4OOOOO at 1875 -. s.7.On a.
1913 10 100 ~ GV 200 ~ 1920 .. ai0.OOO At l2G T.
no 500 900 at i!6 - 100. f3:E26.73O l:di+.
\ number of other offers wcrr made al prlrr' below
the highest prize paid. but they were rejected, DC
,su.e tllcy received after noon. >"ntary
WINDOW, at Wiillam,iowm Mass. was III constant
con,ni, alton BY wire With Acting SECRETARY i'A''hcl
Ter aud Assistant Sccreiur, Nctlrt,n while the offers
were being received aud acted on.
An Official Of the Treasury Department this after
noon called attention the fact that Onclndng the
purchase, Of bonds today the disbursements by the
treasury In thirty two day. had N'ccdcl the receipts
by TGJ. 600. 900.
The amount Of silver offered for sale 10 the Treasury
Drpartn day :IJ.OOO ounces, and tiic
auOunt purchased ;I2G 900 ounces. ~ follows: W.Tn)
ounces at ~ 10 II, $4,000 ounce, AT ~ lit 'ooOj
orn'cs at ~ 10 ~. $1,000 ounce, at 81 III =. III,
900 Uun'cs at ~ 10 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
Hafrsy. Comfort and speed.

These groat QGsItea fully on ROYAL Blue
Line oprratd between NewYork. Philadelphia baltimore
and Washington hy the Jersey Central Reading and 49, g.
The road Is doubt" turkcd It's entire length laid with
heavy steel AL. Q" ROCK aast nnd MIC coach paroI and
ar vestibulcd at-d by steam aud lighted by rlnsch
"a. sauon foot Of kbsr(y.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

NAVY RATIONS FOR TIE MARINE CURIS
Washington, sept 17.-SecrrtAry Tracy has rem.
dercd opinion constituting existing Law so Us W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

TIE psopSv feed ooS her lu(apt IN . subject NJ the
highest 70 mother who cannot nursc her child
Mslljns perfect substitute mothers milk. anil
10 highly recosnded BY the NEST psoiaent physeiaas Of
both Europe aAl America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
FOR DISCLOSING OF TIE DIRECT TAX ELL.

Washington. Sept. 7.-Rcpte>cntative Lacy. u
Iowa. introduced in the House II solution providing
Tor the cOn> idrration Of the senate Direct raI L
next Tuesday. and to vote upon the passage OF the
bill al O'Clock that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

CONNETICVT RIVER LINE ELEtT loN.
Springnrld Mass. sept l7.--At the annual meeting
~, m, .,oc,ho,,cr, OF tho Connecticut River Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TO WITNESS ARMOR TESTS.

Washington. Sept. 17.-Aecretary Tracy efi Wash
tngtOn this afternoon for Annapolis. Nd. Where for
the next DAYS the armor tests Will Ike In progress
at tho Naval Ordnance proving ground \ number
OF bureau officers Of the Department will also attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

CONTINUES 70 leave 1iramd tcntrai Depot O'Clock D. M
daily arNin 1t st. Louis 80 second morning. pessng
In full view At Eisxurs Falls All meals in Dining cara
Transfer In Cnon Devos ST. Louis fer ali psnts ana
Southwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TIE GENUINE
JOHANN llOEES

MALI kNTK AIT.
Tho Bot NutritiNr Tonic
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Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Department OF STATE mas
bcen officially informed that international congress-
nho.. oh,cct will be 10 examine questions relating to
the reclamation Of prisoners and to the protection oi
1Mldren who have been practically abandoned. VIII
meet at Antwerp on October ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

:OR AN ANNEX TO THE BROOKLYN Po>T"FflcE
Washington, Sept. lin the Hons" "day. ON
motion Of Representative Wallace Of New York, bill
was passed amending the a rcla'v" 10 the brooklyn
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may be constructed ON the north side In order 10
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