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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
LITTLE DONE EY MIR. DoLPI's COMMITTEE.

LITTLE DONE BY MR.. DOLPIFS COMMITTEE.
Washington. March II (spccial,-Mr. Dolplis com
mittcc winch j. attempting to find out the leaks
through which the secrets Of the executive sessions Oh
The senate escape has concluded the task OF examining
the senators rs what they know about the matter
The substance of all The testimony given by members
Of the senate was that they did not know anythlng
about The wicked method employed by newspaper men
To obtain information to what goes on behnd closeu
doors Thus the committee seems to-day TO be exactly
where IL was the day il started out 10 investigate
the whole question. Like the army OF the hing OF
France which marched up the hil IL Will probably DC
compclled to march down again. There Is great
deal of dissatisfaction expressed in private by senators
~ 10 the methods which Mr.. Dolph has conducted
me investigation. In fact, they hold him respohsbie
for the ridiculous position In which the senate nnns
Itself to-day. At the time the resolution Tor al NV
tgation was proposed by Mr.. Dolph ana was passeu
y the senate no one willing 10 object to OF Olief
"A modification Of the resolution, because naturally
such course would have not Only attracted ATTENTION
10 the person making such suggestion. but w0uld
probably have laid HIM under considerable suspicion,
Senator, now have purged themselves before DIT
Dolph's coinmee and 1t Is likely they VIII speak our
in meeting. dcnounrlng the committee In loun terms
for its folly ard then once more 20 70 Work again ana
attend 10 their business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
4 SCANDAL At TALE.
LAW school. STUDENT ACCUSED OF FoR'&N'
AND TRICKERY.

A LAW ctHttls Oh DI@'A
AND TRICKERY.
New-ITaven Conn, March 11.-Ihe i'io nv" SHao.r,.
greatly interested to-day in the disclosures -
ing Wilfrcd Clark Law School senior 'ro'. S,,on
stonlngton, Conn.,, the result OF gah'o "a r ..
with John VI. VerhoeG, Of Louisville, n.y. ~
Clark had lost few dollars a point CAME "p ~,
which the two students differed. After cohsue'"o'.
wrangllng a bet OF 300 side was maui a''"
verhoef left the matter with Clark, tic """.
standing being that Clark to submit the nia''e
to a sporting editor. few days later Clark sho"eu
a letter claiming to be from the editor deciding inc
matter In Clark's favor. Vcrhoef paid over inc
800 but still maintained that his point was wei
taken and the result a second wager OF Sloo'
Clark to refer the matter to the editor Of The New
York Clipper several days later Clark presented
letter alleged to be from The Clipper people, who
decided the bet in his (Carl's) favor. The money
was promptly paid, but still Verhoef was not salts
fed lie wrote to "Thc Clipper people and they
decided in his favor VcrhOcff was greatly sur
prsed and being suspicious made trip to New York,
where few Inquiries revealed the fact that the
editors had not written Clark and that the letters
on which he claimed the money were forgeres.
Verhocff then returned TO Ncw-Haven ana accused
Clark of trlckery, demanding his money at once
Clark returned the money and gave Nerhoen cheek
for the amount Of his winnings. shortly after Clark
requested permission to look at the check moment
When it was passed to him he put II in his pocket
and disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

The total amount of money required TO refund
the cash pavmcnts on account Of the
tax Is SlJ.OO.3O-. OF this, %2,24l,o WINS
collected by Direct Tax Commissioners from citizen,
in the eleven southern states which were engaged
in rebellion Of these States are indebted to tie
United states on account Of state bonds and dciau"d
interest thereon held BY the latter "a trustee o Indian
tribe, and the Smiths0nan Institute, a follows :;
ArhaIsas - 80, 10 OF winch about t~othiis are
on account Of dofliiitcd Interest from 1879, Florida,
s30OIcO: Louisiana. S72i,Di0, North Carolina.
s1jO.37O. S'nih Carolina r34b,21o' Tcnhc'ser'
SG72 ,1Ol Virginia, Ji.oo,Ln11.
For some years past Congress mas regularly APP
propriaiod for the benefit OF these trusts an amount
euual "a the Interest the unpaid principal Of tho
bonds The latter amounting to H!.ot :, Ahb
The chief opposition 20 th" pending hiii Is FOUND
among the senator. and Representatives from the
drfamiting Statcs and They Will renew their attempt to
load the measure with an appropriation OIL some
$40 900 600 on account OF the cotton tag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
TOWNSEND DEFEATS BARNARD WITH EASE

The second game in the handicap amateur billiard
tournament nj Maurice DAYS In Brooklyn was
payrd last night betw Townsend. 500 points, ana
barnard $50 points. Townsend won with astonishing
.a-e the score at the finish standing Townsend 900
Barnard 1919 Highest runs. Townsend l2S 3D. %.
barnard Is Averages, Townsend 10 3o-i1 Barnard
Is47. There large attendance. To'aights game
viii be- between Jennings 800. and Mouon 20 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
10 STE DEFACLTER'S BONDsAEN.

Rochester. March 1.-THE bondSmen Of the deiaue
ing city Treasurer. John A. Davis. are In hot water
one Of the four. Simon " Mcdowell. confessed that
he was unable to pay the amount for which he was
liable and time given the four bondsmcn 70
settle in. Last night IL is alleged. II was learned
that Mcdowell had transferred some II his properly
10 his wife. To-day the Finance Committee OF tho
Common Council called meeting Of that body, ana
IL was decided To bring suit at once against the bonds
men for the amount OF their surety. This i said
a, he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
NOMINATED BY TIE PRESIDENT.

the Senate the following nominations:
Lieutenant Colonel william smith. Deputy Pay
master Gcncra ~ be Paymastcr General win the rank
az Bricadicr General: James A. Wood of New liaiup
shire Consul at Shcrbrooke Charles Il. Wilson, sur
veyor-Ge OF Louisiana william Gregg. with
drawn: Thcophus T. smith. of Il. Panl. supervisor
OF Third Census District Of Minnesota. vice W. H. II
Johnston, declined G. Bovine Patterson united States
ATTORNEY for the Southern District OF Florida post
master, George &. Blggs, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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TO IAyAGE THE PARKER HOrSE.

Boston, March IL lspeciaD.-" The Journal VIII say
tomorrow morning " II Is practically settled ta' %
Reed whippe, Of Youngs Hotel, will soon secure mo
control of the Parker House. This decision not onn
has the sanction of the creditors. but Is also sa'i'
factory to the present lessees Mr.. Whippe pays us
creditors IS cents the dollar: the debts amount to
1894 900. Mr.. Whippe began his career at the faA~
Hnuse.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
SALARIES OF DISTRICT JUDGES.

Washington. March 1.-THE House Committee on
the Judiciary today agreed 10 report substitute for
the senate bill fixing uniform salary OF $4,000 for
United States District Judges. The substitute VIII
provide for system Of graded salaries. and. according
70 ls terms. the Judges Of the southern District Of
New York and the Judge at Chicago Will receive
5000 those at Philadelphia. san Francisco 81 LOUIS,
New Jersey and the Northern and Eastern Districts
III Ncw-York $1,000 and the other Judges ~ 900.
except in the Of the Judge at New Orleans who i
allowed to retain his present salary Of $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

John r. Ia Forest. nftytwo years old an actor, living
AZ IN 3oS oroye-st. Jersey City, stricken with
apoplrxy yesterday. and died without recovering con-
scousnrss lie was a member Of the AUNT jack COM
any playing at Madison Square Theatre. New-fork
and WA. east for the role OF juryman. lie was mem.
h.r ~ several dramatic clubs and took active part In
amateur thestrcals jersey city and vicinity lie was
Past Chancellor Of Hancock Lodge, No IA Knights OF
pvhias which will charge OF his funeral He was
,nmarrl,d blind brother who was dependent upon
hin for s,Dport, survives him.
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BAY,
inclle
3O.5
300

Tribune ONCE March IL, l a. m.-CoudIness, fos A"s
occasional light rain. with southerly winds made up -
terdays programme. The temperature ranged "s -,
~ and ~ DEGREES the average (tS'. being ~ hshei
than the corresponding day last year, ana - "'s
than ON Monday. "a, ..s.hiv -
In and near this city to-day there VIII pfoo~~'s -
warmer weather with rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
riIr NrW pANMA-TER.

Washington. March HI j. said n, the War Dc
partm.ui To- dav that tho President In selecting
Lieutenant Colonel william Smith a paymas' 'r''cn
ef.l 81 the Army followed the precedent established
Us himself In the promotion Of Adjntant General Be-
,.n and other staff officers hasing IN" nomination I'D
.,,f- cnsc solely rDon LicutcnantColoucl smith ,
.c,lor,v on tho staff and without regard TO personal
nr nnlltlcnl cOnsfclaiI0ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
COyvrCrs AT TRENTON PARDOSED.

Trenton, y. j.. March 1.-THE Court Of Pardons
today set eight convcts free. being Frank Redy.
New York boy who had served five years OF a
twenty sentence. An application for the pardon
of Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton signed by residents OF
Atlantic County was received. II has not yet been
acted upOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
BONDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. March 1l.-Today's bond offers aggre
gated "a 500. as follows:
peri.tered $50. 900. 10000, $4,000. s25 600
s3OO ana coupon 200, 5000. $500, at 1913
registered l-2s-Sl2 400 $4,000. $500. 5000 800
and coupon 2s-S2OO at 1913 l2 per cents regis
tered-S5 900 at 1.3. 1-2 per cents registered
sl5 900 $40 900 at 1913 IL All the offers were az
Tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
TIE HEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST

FORECAST TILL Z. NJ WEDNESDAY.
Washington March ll.-for New England E'''e'A
Now.york Eastern Pennsy lyania and New Jersey RAM
southeasterly winds warmer.
Far Delaware MARYLAND and Virginia. light Iaihs'
xarmer except I'm Virginia stationary temperature
For Western New-York, Western P'nnsyNania "''
West Virginia rain warmer "Wednesday morning ' ~
lowed by colder Thursday morning iar "e"'"e' VII ~
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

engravings which arc the work OF American artists
living abroad. Mr.. Johnson said that the Treasury
Department had held that these engrsvings were not
,enrth lie argued that since that decision had been
made wood engraving had grown into an art OF spcrp
proportion and commanded recognition "a sue" uo"
.pth
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MIR. BRAnis NAME TO BE REPORTED FAVOR
AELN.

| Washington March IL. The senate Committee ON
Finance to DAY ordered favorable report to De maze
| ,non the nomination Of James d. Brady to be
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the second Dl'tlc'
~ Virginia Mr. BRADY, name has been before the
committee since December -, l-~o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
TIFF ppooKryx MARKET BUILDING.

washlnr'on March II Several citizens ~ BROOKLYN
r,.ar,d before the House Committee Naval Ara!r'
dav - ur.c the passage of tie Wallace bill, Il"
u,oye the sale ~ the eastern portion OF tho brook
i'm Sav, Yard grounds - the city Tor IN" prp"'" OK
erecting market building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
CONTEMPLATING THEIR GERuAX pRErHREx

The Socialists Of celebrated the recent victory
OF thclf parry the elections in Germany by big mass
meeting Cooper Union last night. The speakers were
Professor Daniel de Leon OF this city Paul Grotkan, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
rnr,.rroy rry;TsL ,rIOy N TENNESSEE

Nashville, Tenn, March 1.-THE tennessee Houss
~ Representatives today enacted what are known a.
~. nor,cb Election bill, the Myers Registration hill
and tho carsons Poll Tax hill into Laws. they having
previously passed the senate. They passed 10y strict
party vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

Washington. march li.-Ac,lng upon the advice oi
tho Attorney General Secretary Window has decdcfi
that Chinese merchant, coming - thl, country Tor
ihc first time provided with the certificate prescribed
v section q Of the Nct Of July .. last. cannot be
identified Z, land If, the United states, notwlthatand
lnc the fact That tAcy are not laDorcI,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
Mr. CHANCE BEFORE THE HONE MARKET CHE

Boston. March II capitalization Chance ~
New York spoke this evening before the Home Market
Climb on Tariff For Protection and Tariff for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
THE DUTY on WOOD EyGRAvIyGs.

Washington March 1I.-Robcrt Underwood Johnson.
associate editor OF "Thc Century magazine. today
made an argument before the Ways and Means Com
mitee In favor of tho admission free Of duty e WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

duced it REQUIRED to give 70 Undergo shS smother
rainbow like glaze u WOLFF third time into the oven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

TESTING TIE WHITE House FIRE APPARATUS
Washington. March IA test wa made thl'
morning ~ tir ucW firm alarm apparatus IN t'
Nli,. Ilou.. aud ~ tlr efficiency ~ the pi-iuc
Ttr. Departments linth wen highly satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

TIE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY FOR THIS DISTRICT
Washington March IL Ni"rney Ten"ral Miller mas
,uneIf I'd Charlie, H. Iakcr to Dee Assistant Attorney
~ fi.. southern District ~. New York.
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A BIG JUDGMENT AGAINST A COAL COHPANY.

Judgment was entered yesterday in the County Clerks
office in Fulton Cutting and against Nicholas c.
Miller president OF the Cameron Coal and Iron Com
pany for si3s Mr. Cutting could be last
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
THE DIRECT TAX BILL


Washington, March II lsp'cal.-It - hlphlY
probable Tia; AN Appropriation T. rc'nni INC amount
collected from the several ~tat~s and territories ON
account Of the direct tax levied I'm 1861 and ="
forgive the ndcbtcdncs, ~ th" states which are
wholly or partly In default viii be- passed at I'M
session Of Conerc-s. The amount which each STAT"
and Territory will receive In cash and also the
amount due from each one In default ARE shown
in the following statement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
PIMPLEs TO SCROFULA

Terrible skin and scalp disease. Psoriasis years.
Head a rms and brenst a solid scab. Best doctors
and medicines fall. Cured by Cuticura at n cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
rorrrucIAss posrNAsrFRs APPOINTED

ws.hngion March ll.-Fourth class postmasters
were today appointed follows: A. g. BaNer
Pat Troy Penn: Il. Hunter. Grove summit, Penn.
ID g. Gordon. oak Ridge" y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
Fast TRIMS to Wa.hingto on.

complete schedule OF fast trains Baltimore aud
Washington operated by the jersey Central Reading ana
H. and o. All trains through aud equipped with
Pullman psrlor and sleeping cars. punctual seivtce
Station foot of Lberty.st.
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4 REPUBLICAN MAYOR IN ORANGE.
HENRY H. TRUMAN ELECTED AND FOUR ooUS'
CIIIMElN GAINED.

HENRY II. TRUMAN ELECTED AND FOUR OOIN'
CILMBN GAINED.
The annual charter election OF the city of 'ranHo'
" j. was held yesterday and was rchsrHAoN
one in that the contest presented the singular
spectacle Of Democrats stralnng every nerve ioi
the election Of Republican Mayor wliie many NE
publcans supported the Denlccra'l' o"'iuiu"'o
Tickets were scratched and cut a. never Deloic III
the history Of the city. The feeling was intense
and numerous attempts were made to secure HAT
mony but without effect. Although the comba'ahO'
were so embittered serious ARRAYS Or disoi'ier
occurred Indeed the election was one OF the a'netess
in this respect that has ever been held in Orange
The polls closed at o'clock, but the amount OK
scratching done wa, 20 great that it was past mid
night before the result was known.
Mayor Hartford majority Of j0l a year ago was
wiped out and Henry \. Truman, the Republican
nominee. was elected by a majority OF l23 The lie
publcans gained four Councilmen, making the ooun-
cir stand five Republicans and ten Democrats. In inc
First Ward tie Republicans carried everything bcfors
them In the Second the Republicans carried three
Coun cilmen and the Mayoralty ticket. In the Ihrh
Ward the Democrats carried one Councilman ana the
Republicans one. In the Fourth Ward the Demo
crsts made a clean sweep.
In West Orange there contest on the township
committee and overseer Of the poor The present
,o1ns,n committees we're defeated and the following
elected Anthony Killing, James fearce, John Is, An
Wagner Frederick ,cIrump and Frederick Cumming;
For overseer of the poor Pulp kehncaiy was eiec'ed
nv 80 majority John f. Brindage a..
In East orange there was no contest eAcept OVER 9
assessor and the member Of committee from tne lhr
Ward Cyrus l.. smith was elected Auditor over
Henry Doremus BY 2sl majority. and for committee
man Daniel 5. Rice the opposition candidate, de-
feated John NJ Law by rs majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
ELECTIONS IN JrHER NEwJER,Ef Io"Ns


Trenton " j. March 1.-THE charter elections thas
were held In several New-Jersey cities To-Day "ero
exciting ard in some places were close Az Pieasa"'
VILE the following Union ticket was elected ="
Navor. James l.. Rislcy Councilman for three yeas
Richard j. Risley for one year, Gideon H. -"anl' ;
for Assessor. Daniel Lees for Collector hciI'ru NJ
Sooy.
Ar Drtdreton the battle between the License ard
Anti-License men bitterly fought and resulted al
a probable victory for those in favor OF License III
the Fourth Ward the Democrats determined before
election TO carry the ward and the names oil seventy
Republican temperance men were LETT OH INC PF"'.'
rocistrv list The Registry Board claimed tina: To
men did not appear 10 register. and Their woes "'l'
refused Wilcox Fisher and John Matthews alr
prob,hly re elected. This l. victory i"r the tnt
license men and will no doubt break the tie IN 'li
Common Council Of last year. when the Coub'h y
rio between the question OF license or 10 license Ak
Tridceton was without licensed hotel or saloon.
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ment repeatedly finds itself without the means OF
meeting its obligations.
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cJrRrD nv CCTICCRA

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Chicago and s. 4. Shcvitch. Hugo Voqt presidea'
Resolutions adopod congratulatng the Socinists
Germany for victory they have won at the baot-toA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
A swErpING VICTORY IN UNION COUNT

SwEEPING VICTORY IN UNION COUNTY ~ ,.
The Republicans swept Union County yesterday ana
carried the townships BY largely increased nialortes
rreeholder West against whom bitter fight was mado
4, Linden Township. was elected by VI majority
Lel lRcp) carried Crawford by 40 majority defeating
Freeholder Van saun tDemD The Republicans car
Rod CRAWFORD Clark Linden. springfield, fanwood
New Providence and We>thcd townships, when VIII
make the next board stand Republicans H. Demo-
crats q. -, ,,.,, ...a,., a.
MAYOR samuel D. Hoffman. the Republican caAdidase'
was re elected at Atlantic City BY 800 majority.
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CHICAGO and S. T. Shcvitch. Hugo Voqt presdea.
Resolutions adopd eongratulatng the socias's "
Germany for victory they have won at the balottox
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-12
Railroad Miscellany.

A handsome, new first-class coach was at
tached to the 800" train for Boston last
evening. The car is one of seven just built
by the Canadian Pacific, and is the finest and
best equipped first-ciass coach that has ever
been sent DIT of st. Paul. The addition of
these cars will greatly enhance the already
excellent service or the 500 road TO Eastern
points.
The Kansas City road will this morning
bring in thirty passengers from Marshalltown
and Des Moines-Nobles of Ell Nohr temple.
Mobiles Mystic Shrine, DESTROYS of visiting
the Osman Temple at st. Paul.
General Passenger Agent Fee, of the North
ern Pacific ana General Passenger Agent
Whitney, of the Great Northern, go to Chi
cago TO night.
General Passenger Agent Teasdale, of the
Omaha. is in Kansas City attending the reg
ular monthly meeting OF the Trans Missouri
association.
j. T. Hosford, general travelling passenger
agent of the Western d. Atlantic road, Sta
toned at Chicago, was in the city yesterday.
Tee Northern Pacific station house at Big
Timber, Mont, thirty-fve miles east of LiY-
lngston, burned last night.
+. e.. Lord. assistant general passenger
agent of the Kansas City at Chicago, was in
the city yesterday.
G eneral Manager Plough, of the Duluth
road, is in New York