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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-24
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Gbtcaso, Su., "a. MaGr3 1890.
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forth (Benniblbanten) fir 2uttt6 unb Ser
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als BllnDesmari6al in JietD Sort nn6
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trott.-9er &rie8smtnifter bat eiren @enez
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nun an Die BefebIsbaber in Stanoquartiez
rem, in oenen Grie9sgertdte 5ul ammentrez
ten, ben Qlngeflasten, tpenlt iie IS berlan>
gen, etnen befdbi9ten Sffi5ier bes BlaBes
gum 8ertbeibi9er beitellen miiHen. @enn
it6 Elm iol6er Sfftsier nt6t am 8lab beftnz
bet, lit Der oaS &riegSgeriht anorDnenDen
Beb0roe 8ertbt gu eritattem. = Der 8unb
bat in ben a6t eriten Wtonoten bes l~aufel1z
ben Jte6nun9siabres IN Steuern $685.
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Dollars mebr, dls in ben ddt erlten O1o>
naten oe5 0orlabres. = SIn g
tpurbe gcdrea Die @inrei6ung g~etpiffer
BrDteftetn9aben gegen etne 8eitdtigung bes
&uslieferungSnertrags NIT GuBlano, bic
bon ct. 2putler Nrbetterperetnen 6erribrz
ten, troB bes Gtntpanb5 bes Senators 0eit,
baB 6ielelben Dor bic geDeime Grefutio1ibung
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bra9t, Dona6 entlalenen Sllnoesioloaten
un0 sWsatrpien Der 8or5ug BET 8eiebung
bon Stellen in alien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bes 8unoes 9ege6en tper0en ioQ. =
Senator SngalS bra6te cine Sill
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Nugen o6er Elm 8etn unb etnen Nrm perz
loren bat uro ii1 berbeirathet, UNI Bfle9e
5u baben, bec 0itttDe, 10 lange iie u1perz
betratbet bleibt, monatli6 $12 sugeit6ert
Derben.-Senator 8eit iiberrei6te imSerat
etnen Broteit 6es 8ororts bes aus 0,000
Wtitglteoern beiteben0en Decentralization
Surterbun0es 9egen ale 8erdnDerunqet
Der IN Setreft Der @rtDerbung bes anterifa>
ntl6et Birgerre6tS unb Der @tnman0ez
rung in Die Seretntgten Staten erlaiienen
nno in &raft befinbliden @elebe. =
9as &b georbnetenbau s fubr
nit Der Beratbune bes 8eniions : Stats
fort, unb befirportete Gbeaole (Snoiana)
in lan8erer 8eoe bic g%eniioniruna zines
Seoen, Der i'm &rtege minbe1tens 80 SAGE
lang gebtent bat, nit @bren berabi6iebet
tpuroe nnb bas finf3igfte Qebeusiabr
binter ft6 bat. - 9te @bicagoer finb
aus Der oQer 8abriheinli6feit na6 lebz
ten StBung bes Weltauslteuungsausi6uiz
les ais Sieger berporgeqangen. 0ur6 bic
Sttmrte BON @ilipu bon 0eitz8irginien
fam Der 8eloen'iGe antrag, Die @bicaooer
louten before yfa6Detie liefern. 6oB fie oas
R9pttal bon $4,000, 900 aufbringeu f0nns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-24

gu ties Sud, bas in fetner oeutz
f6en Samtlie feb1en 10 lite. Gs
giebt Natbi6lGge fit aue Der 8elunobett
6es Wenl6en autrdgli6en @itrt6tungen tn
8e3tebung auf Mobnung, &letoultg, gfa95
rnng l11tb ~2ebenSpetle, lotpte altf Die er1te
n~otbtpenbige Sitlfe tt 9ranfbetten, uno be-
itimmt genau iDl6e Sale, IN ipelden lotort
na9 benz nGditen Nrat Qeldtdt tperOen
loQte.
uOas ga,tse lit in Ieidt faBli6er, b06it
einfader 8eiie 9ei9rieben, ic bab es bon
SeDermann gut ner 1tdnDen
tperbe II q II II, n1b Dpd berubet Gle
@lngaben u1tb 2lusiprii6e ouf oe1 neues.
# Ell mien d al tt t6en @runoz
lagen, tportn Der 6aupttpertb beS fleinen
8u6es beiteht. @S giebt mentge 10 gez
oiegene g IfSbii6er, pes6alb es
oDn nnleren beutIde1 SanbSleuten IN Mrnez
rita ais ei1 mirfLider, n ertDbOlI Ter,
Sausi@ aB betradtet tDer6en loa."
9enientoen, tpeIde ftatt zines Bn6e3
lteber ein Bib ais 3irnmerl6mud baben
p0lelt, bteterr mir etne TT i6Dnem Stnten@
S9mdr5ermG ausgefu9rte Gopte Der
berltbmten
wv SSSRN 49, OSht
ftns ttnbe UNI ben GaQel1 BON RnfecI
at, bes beriibmteiten auer @en1albe bes
grOBen Oteifters, pel6es Sic 6auptSteIDe
Des WtuieumS in Dresden bilbet. 0as 8ilD
lit, phne SEN 81 i3oQ bretten 9tar6, 20 .3oq
bod un6 IA 3oa brett, alio at etueln @a11bz
l6muG treffli6 seei9net.
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l6. &atier sSrieortdl EIE., ,,tg1ier Trit."
Is. Sirft Stto bon 8ismtar&.
1S. SeiottaridlaA Graf .. 8eoItfe.
MuBerbem MAIDEN mir auf 6ie foIgen6en
ausgesei6neten Stablfti6e aufmerfiaIu, Die
na6 ben beribmteiten @en1Glben aus9e'
fibrt iinb:
25. WGbidmIe cuf benz Sanoe.
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81. @orgea it @aIoe.
80, &abd|em i'm Gttefel.
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81. Scenen aus oent Simoerteben.
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flbrt unb fDnnten auf getpDbnli6em @ege
niGt fir ben Greis bon 81 bis $1.5O be-
soget tDerben. sic eignen ii6 portreffli0
gum 3immerldmud.
NuBer obtger 8l6erz uno 8il6erz2 tite
bieten mir ltnlern Mbonnenten cine
3d.. gDanSfarte bon 9emti d,taato, berbuHben
init eiuent Ssahres-&aleuber, on. 9te &arte lit 24x3O
9roB nno ouf bos Sorsfdltteite unb Gennueite III
Sarbenbruf ausaefIbrt.
g8ie friiber, 10 MAIDEN tpir audi bteSntal
oarduf aufmerfiam, baB tpo in elmer fleinen
oenti6en Gteberlafiuns etne gfn5a6f N6onz
uenten nabe aulaI1nlen tDDbnen, es fir tie
nortbetlbaft ietn pirb, it6 untereins
amber I6er lie gu be # Ell Ien6en
sc 1mmern 5u rfGnDtgen, 10
baB fife Der i6iebene Bidder erbaLten
uno ft6 bieie chamber letDen fD1tnen. Muf
iol6e @etie f0nren 1ie ii@ fiir Die ldl1gett
gStnterabenoe eine f0rmlt6e 8tbltotbef
i6affen.
9lt6t 3u gr6mien bere6tiete &bonnenten
fDn1ten ieDes Der o6et an9efIbrten 8itder
ooer SLIDER segen ginienDung bon 50Gents
be5ieDen.
Die Quittuns fir e~ingeidiftes gelO err
folat auf benz fleinen 3ettel bur6 Geranz
berung bes Wortat5 uno Der Sa6reS5abl.
8riefe urb @el6 aoreiiire man ait
ILLINOIS STAATszEIrUNa COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-24
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faint befeDca1, uetttt eS niGt 0r0s
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SGrattf fte1t, SaB fette &tnSen f&r
Die erbaItcte @aare aatdt besaDten.
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fGGfte tt eetptHen S~ettrdmmtelt -
tactatltdj, DaIbjaDr1t6 pSer i6Ors
LID = SseGtatsn9ett attS, 1ttt ote
SsheeSeat Oaraat s1t ertttern, oaB tie
aao@ eftnaS Sm De9setGen babcn.
Won Setten BET 3eitun9, tueld)e
1iber Die 86ttsett 8eretttt8tcn Gteas
ten 1erfaaot tUtrS tteso Serca Sis
gettt0i1tacr Sesbatb tttttS8lt0 les
oen ctttselatest &ts,tSem ~perf0uttG)
Rcttttett f0nmett, bet SaS 24ttSfenSett
Der 8~ed3tmngen aat6o tod Sets
SNeG, ft0 St per8eaptfTertt, OBJ Ser
StattOe nO0 an &ebeat tft Tito p6
ct tao@ at Sewtfet1em Srte ipobat,
oSer Ob 4ttGt, tote SteS b6tfG pprs
SN<O Ns%eSStV W<VStS SSSkE SktESE FEks
ttett StGmsea Die 3ett4:mg fortbez
sie1ett, oDafe Sabtttn9 Ietften sa
&uoMen+ Sic GemSatu9 Der &cd)=
stttts0 att nit Ser SaDlttne TN 8t6z
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fettt 9tiBtrntte&tSbetveiS se8ett Stez
feG6e1t+ Sic TIT cine ettfaGe Rft6t
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8e8e4t ieoem GatnSett, Der tetSranee
anOerer @ei@0fte attS it Sent @pn=
betunBtietn- SaB et Die Rtetnisfeit
jeSersett n6utaGDet t f0state, Sas Sab=
Gea amf9efGobcn 1taso fOIteBti6
Oer9cfcn 5at. Tatiir4t6 &ptro fol-
Gett @6oametttett, &pe!Gte tmt Nors
ats besaBtc&s, fettte 8eG1nnn9 9ez
SanSt. Sizes itt Wora1tSbesabIem
tff oct 6eTe @eg, sttttat ..ttr oa=
Sttrdb Ser @bomtsemt ftd6 2tmreGt
attf cine @r6Wtie, fet eS tt @eitalt
eineS SUGes ODER SeS @SenenS
pSer Ses @o1e,tbIatteS SUM- baIs
ben 1re9fe, eraptr1&&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-24

rern inn berfloiienen Sabre 6ar:: - SIN
Seem gort fanS Die 3tpeiid6rli6e 8eriammz
Lung Der uSepiib Theological Seminary
Qflociatton" in Cooper linton llnter benz
8oriib bon SDiepb 8lulnentba1 itatt. Sieb=
5ebn @emeinoen aus Stem Oorf, BbilaoeIz
pbia, Baltimore, 8ittsburg, Sun NrQn>
cisco, @alpeiton unb 1tetp !9aben tparen
Dertreten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

FuRrnrE DETAILS or TUESDAYS VOTING FOR
MUNICIPAL ANp COUNTY oTFICEES.

FURTHrE DLTtILs or TUESDAYS VOTING FOR
MUNICIPAL ANp COUNTY oTfTcEES.
Buffalo. y Y. March 5-Completc return, from the
county town elections yesterday show the election
y Il Democratic supervisors and 10 Republicans.
maxim. the full Board stand - Domocris 10 ~ Re
publlcan,. Last year the Board hih - Hep"ni'in'
to - Democrats.
Saratoga March J-Thc Board Of supervisors IN TINS
Comfy stands the same a, lat ycar. III Republicans
10 II Democrats.
Ncwburr. y. y. March 5-Thc town elections in
Orange County resulted IN the choice OF l" Democratic
and . Republican supervisors. Last year the Board
stood i Democrats 20 Republicans. TWO towns
were created durlug the year. IL t'ii CITY IN" E'
publican, Will have five Aldermen and the Democrats
four.
Hudson, March 5.-Thc town meeting ia Columbia
County Yesterday resulted In the election Of Il
Democratic isupervisors and Republicans Tho
last Board stood II Democrats. and Republicans.
Albany. March 5-Thc following news Of the char
ter elections has been received;
ualdwinsvlllr. Onondaga County-N tho charter
election Yesterday cx-po-mastcr W. II. Iappan on
Peoples ticket defeated J. l.. yoorhcr.. Dr., Ecrub
lcan nominee, for president Of the village, Toy III
NOtc~.
Niagara Falls. Niagara County-Thc Democrats
elected their cntro ticket here yesterday without OPP
position
Tonawanda. Eric and Niagara couniics-Thc entire
Democratic ticket was elected here Yesterday.
Auburn Cayura County-Thc new Board Of super
vi,ors stands. Republicans, II; Democrats, II, ana
prohibioni-,s. I The old board stood: Republicans,
II Democrats. l..
Batavia Gcncsco Connty-Tichcts Vcrr badly cut mp
at the town meeting here yesterday. hut the Demo
crat bid fair 10 come ont ahead. John j. Kane dcn
for Town clerk i, probably elected. The towns went
for License by a majority Of $40
Alexander tscncsec Countv-At yesterdays town
meeting here Tho Republicans wcre uniformly success
mi The TOWN went for License by - majority.
Albion orleans County-At yesterday charter ''c-
ton the fight centred on Village Trustee and Police Jus
ticc For Trustee Guy l.. Merrill uiepl was elected
by 81 majority. For Police Justice oscar u. EddN
lDcmD was elected by 135 majority Jane l., Iar ,
OF Education stands Democrat, = Republicans l.
Dunhirls Chauauqua County yesterday charter
election william Boolstavcr Dcm) wa, elected Mayor
,iir cardd,tr. for CITY Treasurer, Town Clerk and
TN,isc Couulissi Toner. The Council Is Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
ATHLETES TO MEET.
MANY ENTRIES FOR TIE CONTESTS OF
SATURDAY NIGHT.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF MANY CLUBS 10 GATHER
AT NEWHAVEN.

REPRESENTATIVES, OF MANY CLUBS TO GATHER
AT NEw.HAvEN.
Ncw-IIaven, March 5.-rhe joint games of the
Yale College Athletic Association and tho I'd Regiment
will be held at the atcrs armory on saturday night
at u. m f. c. Carter the official Handicapped,
sent the entries and handicap, tonight. The entry
list is large and some excellent sport is promised.
Entries have been sent in from Harvard, Yale ana
Princeton and also from most of the swell athletic
clubs OF the country.
Among tho most prominent athletes entered In the
various contests are:
High jump-A. II. Green, Manhattan Athletic Club
and Harvard, scratch; L. i. Barnes, NcwJcrscy
Athletic Club, halflnch
Two-hundred land twenty yard hurdle racc-P. j.
Fnneran, Trimount Athletic Club. scratch; F. {.
PuGcr New York Athletic Club, scratch; +. Lentilhon
New York Athletic Club and Yale. ono yard T.. T.
Barnes. Ncw-Jcrsey Athletic Club. ono yard; and
W. l. Dcnning New York Athletic Club and Yale,
ono yard
Iifty-yard dash-W. L. Dcnnng. Ncw-NorI Athletic
Club four feet; o. X. lawcs Harvard, four feet ,
f. T.. Barnes, Scw.Jcrsey Athletic Club, Lvc feet
~ II. Green, Manhattan Athletic club and Harvard,
ono foot W. &. Dohm, Princeton College, nVo ic't
j. c. Dcvcrcux, Manhattan Athletic club, I'VE feet
J. W. Robinson. New Yorl. Athletic Club and Yale. one
foot J. 7. Reyes. Trimount Athletic Club, two feet
J. r. Ice. Ncw-Yorls Athletic club and Harvard ono
foot \. ". :. Cochranc. Nc& York Athletic Club,
three feet and t. &. Nocn. Harvard, scratch.
Oucmilc run-J. p. Lloyd, Yale College, scratch +;
\. NJ. White, Harvard, 10 yards
one mile walk. &. lOrth New York Athletic club.
scratch; ". &. Brown,on, Yale, . seconds, and W.
II. BrownsOn, Yale. 10 seconds.
Four hundred and forty yards-W G. DOhm Prince
ton. scratch; ". c. Downcs. Harvard yards; j. C..
Dcvcrcux. Manhattan Athletic Club, : yard W. II.
Wright. Harvard. yard. X. l.. Eudicott' Harvard,
Yards: T.. T.. Harnc-. New Jersey Athletic club, ,
ward, T.. LcntlhOn. New York Athletic club and Yale,
II yards. T. W. Robinson. New York Athletic Club.
yard, !. =. Kcvcs. lrmount Athletic club Yard :
". !. Cosan. IrimOunt Athletic club. q yard, ana
A. ". :. C0chranc New ork Athletic club . YARD
Putting shot-E. j. Gianulnl, New York Athletic
Club scratch; ". +. Urgent, New Haven. foot .
j. VI CAREY. Ncw Haven High school Athletic ,ub,
feet q inchcs; IT, T.. Tlcoch Yale. foot q inchc'
" T. Connolly, lOun. Men, Christian Association ~
Sew Haven. feet u inches, AID ii. A. Williams,
Vale . feet u inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
shaken Ont Of Gear.

v oalaral disease the human machinery cannot ha per-
form It's Office Digestion, secretion EVACUATION "o us
ordered blood watcry, the nerves I'eoe '
counenancc CHASTITY sleep disturbed and appetite capfco
Terrible this disease fell its consequences Iherc Is
however antidote TO the miasnatc poison ana
certain safeguard against IT, In malarous regions o. our
South and West South America Guatemala, and on The
Isthmus OF Panama. well in transmarne countries
where scourge exists this inmtabe preventive ana
remedy Hosetters Stomach Bcrs has during the last
thirtyve years been constantly widening the OF Its
usefulness and demonstrating It's sovereign value Liver
complaint, dyspepsia, constipation. kidney trouble rheu
matlsm sad debility are slA Temediea BIZ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.
PUTTING THE OLD NAMES BEFORE THE PEOPLE


Providence r. l., March . (specaD.-The Demo-
cratic state Convention held in Music Hall to-
day. Three four towns sent no delegates. Aus
gstus Miller Speaker OF the House was chosen for
chairman and in his address lie criticised the Repub-
lican Administration at Washington and extolled
Grover Cleveland as "the greatest OF all American
citizens, but claimed that he not the pioneer OF
the principle of lower tariff, for the Democratic
party had always battled f. that principle even before
Grover Cleveland born. After dwelling upon local
politics. the speaker claimed for the Democracy great
devotion to the principle OF ballot reform. AT THIS
point the stuffed eagle tho rostrum winked one
eye Major Daniel b. Pond of Woonsocket, who had
been regarded as candidate for the Governorship.
placed in nomination Ex-Governor John W. Davis, OF
Pawtucket, and he unanimously made the NOM
Aee. The ticket as completed is as follows:
For Governor-John W. Davis Of Pawtucket.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. e. Wardweli' %
secretary Of state-Edward D. McGulnness, OF Provk
dence
Attorney -General-Ziba 0. socum OF Providence.
General Treasurer-John q. Perry, Of South Kings
town.
With the exception OF the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor this was the ticket which led the Demo-
cratic party victory in 1857 and to defeat in 1883
and 1-c9. Colonel slocum, however, Is the presene
Attorney General Willie the Committee on Platform
out political bombshell was exploded By Colonel
O'Rely of WoOnsOcct, in regard 10 the election OF
state Central Committee. Colonel ORellly advised tho
election OF fifteen instead OF fifty -iolr members Dis.
cll,s0n waXed and Colonel Okeilly claimed tas
some members OF the committee had worked for the
Republican party and others had personally appropTt-
atcc funds given them for distribution where they
would do the most good. The larger number were
elected.
The platform condemns trusts airms the devotion OF
the party tariff reform demands the abolition OF tho
customs tax Material. condemns the traffic in
public Offices BY the National Executive, c0ninendi
The Democrats in the House for their stand asainst
speaker Reeds rulings: cOncatulates the party on
the passage OF the BaotReorm law in thus state, and
pledges the party strengthen this system by proper
amendments' arragns the Republican senate for hos
tilirv 10 these amendments, and finally, demands Q
revision Of the state constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
rop THE ADMISSION OF IDAHO.

Washington March 5.-The House Committee on
Territories has completed It's report on the bill TO
admit Idaho into the Union, and 1t will soon be pre-
s.,,ed 10 the House. The only opposition to the adj
mission of Idaho under the Constitution, which the
legal voters Of the Territory adopted
unanimously. came from the Mormons
They protested says the report, because
Of a section in the Constitution which disfranchsed
persons practising preaching bgamy or poiygamy.
During the discussion before the committee IN regard
IN the legality OF this clause, Justice flcld OF the
c,r.,ne court delivered the opinion OF the Court
snirmtng the eonsttutonaty Of this clause The
rcport is benz held back until minority report
which IT j. understood Representatives springer ana
Nane,r Will prepare opposing the passage OF the DILL
can lie drawn M 1t is said they favor an Omnibus
bill that VIII provide Tor inc admission oi iuno aiu
srveral other Territories at one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
ST. MARKS HOSPITAL INCORPORATED.

A certificate OF incorporation Of tho St. Marks Hos
initial Of the City Of NewYorI fled In the County
Clerks Office Yesterday Those interested In the In.
sttution Max Rutenan Eugene Lewis. ID. Mclean
shaw Dr.. Leonard Weber, Henry J. GaTigucs.
Caesar A. Won Random, Carl Beck. Emil Manner and
Hermann j. Bodt David McAdam. W. f. Osborn and
BENJAMIN l.. Fairchid. The hospital formerly
known as Association Hospital. at No. GO ST. Marks
Place Dr. Leonard Weber has been elected president
Of the rcorganizcd institution. Dr. Emil Naumer scc'
retary and DR.. ID. Mclean Shaw trca'ur As the
nrc,cnt lease Of No 60 st. Marks Place does not
cxprc until september 1901 that site will be retained
mill fiat date by tho present incorpOratDrs. At tile
cxpraton Of the lea It, b, their intention 10 rent
"A larger house. or build new institution. The hos
piial l., free and unsccaran. IL IS supported entirely
by the contributions of IT. friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
THE g A. x ENCiNPIEyT IN BOSTON.

Boston, March . (>pecap.-The special COMMITTEES
Of the City Council appointed to arrange for National
Encampmcnt of the Grand Army Of the Republic IN
Boston, in August next gave a hearing this afternoon
to persons interested in the matter. There was
large attendance Of members of the Grand Army.
George H. lnnis Department Commander OF Massa-
chusetts informed the committee as to the arrange
mcnts already made. and stated what would be re-
quired to provide for the thousands who would visit
Boston, Major George ;. Merrill, eXCommander III
Chief of the National Encampment, said that TINS
year would mark the twenty fifth anniversary OF tho
organizaiion In all probability it would be the
largest and grandcst gathering since the war; ana at
least 80 900 men would be in line. To meet the ex-
pcnses would require SIP 900, and the Commonwealth
had been asked to contribute $4,000 and the city OK
Boston 80 OcO The balance would be PROVIDED lot
by private individuals. -
The committee will probably recommend an ap.
propriatiOn of - 600 and that Chairman WILSON, OK
The Board of Aldermen and President Allen, or tha
Common Council be an Executive committee 10 con-
fer with representatives Of the Grand Army as 10
future arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
CELEBRATING THE FEyIAN REBELLION.

The dinner Clarendon Hall last evening" the fourth
that has been held celebration OF the
yersary OF Fenan Rebellion In Ireland attended
by l2O persons under the auspices OF veterans
Of the Irish Republican Brotherhood The hall hand.
somely decorated with flags which Inscribed tho
names OF the places where the Irish defeated
the English soldiers. Joseph p keey the president OF
the organization, presided. Tho other officers are De
Timnons vcepresdent l.. T. ST. Clair. recording secre-
tary r. j. Hay burne, financial secretary Edward Wheon'
treasurer; f.. McGrath. sergeant-atarms.
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted OF s. Sa's-
nagh William T.. Walsh. William Dalton and James d
ahan Besides these there we're present. others;
O'Donovan RCssa. j. r. Mccarthy secretary OF he is
American Republican Club William j. Lyman, 'o"''
Condon John Lain, James Doran, Pierce Kent in>
Morrow, Michael Corbctt, Thomas Ryan, James Ryan.
Police Captaln RYAN Michael Breslin James Reynolds
New.Ha,cn Captain Z. L. White OF the lssn |''an''s'A
Colonel Mlchae. Ward and John UoMsSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
THE vr At INSPECTION BILL.

Washington, March 5.-The Senate Committee on
rorecn Relations today reported several amendments
n the Edmunds bill providing for an inspection OF
meats for exporting. prohibiting tho Importation Oh
adutcrated articles Of food or drink, anu
A., r,,a.,, IN make proclamation In certain cases
Tho nrincpal change puts tho execution OF tho pro-
visions of the bill into the hands OF the secretary OF
Agriculture instead Of those Of the Secretary OF inc
treasury The subordinate officers are to be ASSISTANT
irenectors and not customs officers. THO power con-
,a an .be President to Issue realiatOry proclaina-
..V tn evclude the products Of any country as
Eliminating against the products Of the United states
Is stricken ont These changes we're ilaar az nv ,a
treasury officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
A PENSION DECISION.

Washington, March J.-Assistant Secretary Bussey
today decided the appeal which was taken by MIS-
Amira j. Morton from the adverse action OF the
Burcau OF Pensions on her claim for pension as the
widow Of Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Morton OF the
s4th Regiment, Illinois Infantry. lie was captured
in the battle Of Chckamanga. September 20. lro3'
confined in Libby Prison. under severe privailon''
about seven months and mustered out OF the service
lime 2 1865. lie committed suicide in 1850. and
the widow, who 1t IS said. was left In all almost
pennilcss condition, applied for pension. aleSnS
that the deceased soldier incurred physical aid meha
disabilities by reason Of the prvatons OF tho service
vr pussev concludes that Colonel Morton Incurred
In Libby Prison the disease which ended IN tho SUICIDE
The claim was originally rejected on the GROUND ua'
th caree Of the .odiers death did not originate In
,he service. The Widows pension viii bcEn May 2H.
$50 tbe date II the soldier DEATH and VIII be rat"d
.. s;o a month Mrs. Morton IS q daughter OF the
late ex-Coyernor Williams, OK Illinois.