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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
GENERAL HOWARD o. GEyERAL GRANT

The meeting Of the Genealogical and Biographical 30
cety held lat evening IA the Berkeley IHc'um' wa
largely attended General o. .. Howard rad paper Oh
Genera, Grant He rave sketch OF the carly if' and
great soldier and statc-nan ana p"d hPh
tribute bearing his everyday intercourse WIN III
domestic relations General Howard
related an,cdot". about brprf' "'t
One anecdote told Of Grant by President Lincoln shoN'u
the principle which guided Grant 10 Success ana honor
travelling circus visited the town in when Grant H'eu
boy. and Of the attractions Of the show was a
mule warranted to any person who tried u Hdr
him around the ring dollar offered I" the person
who would ride him. and young Grant tried. but was
thrown Picking himself up he said he would Ike To tfy
again. He did. mounting the beast with hs face toward
its tail which he grabbed, and he succeeded IN getting
around the ring Lincoln, after telling his story, added
''Thats what hen do with Lcc" and after
ward lee captIlateG.
In closing General Howard said "IIicd by stand
ard human divine, Grants was remarkable career
and had a hitting close He made "A supreme effort 10
leave his family provided for and then resigned himself TO
noet his Creator. His noble life. noby ended"
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Wa-h'nrfDn. March li.."fn'iai B"n''. 'miof II
ordn,nre -riG to-day thai he hoped within month "a he
,,ar 20 make fffii 49, Thee i'n inch steel l9poH'f
an. no, being n.Ilt - re Water.lir' Dnn Factor.
vh. - tlc rf-i rnn o. tbs 'niiNr" 't'r made 800 mi,
country for u-e a. CD" Arr'. and the tr.h rh lc
watched sith ieat nter-L The t'l VIII tai" place az
SANDY iioo".
SECRETARY Proctor is preparing r,n.ril order. intended
10 ri4, enlisted tlr benefit 81 council when tried h'
eout-uariial r. lroI"-'d tn the officer, commanding
post Whenever requested b. prisoner To pro'id" HIN
with counsel. snail t'fal -uial" officer for th.i
service.
raul T. Malone. WIN District. Nr~-Nork, Samuel
uof ma D-tricf. Wi-' on-in' Hrant IIari- Wells.
Sat Lake 'tf. luh. David 'arr, ia District
Ihoir Island have i'n appointed 'a1't ~ Tia" lnl'"i
Stat Military Academy
Ihr contract Tor I4hunc the Navy yard. Ncw-Norh,
f., ,iocrci', nu awai'd TO the Brush Electric Com
panv tl' SUM of go 700.
,.nuni.drr Iianc- A.. COO. has been detached from
temporary .uiy with the Lthhot-' Board, ana ordered
.. In-p.io. Oh ordnance At tnr Navy lmd bo'ou
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THE corr rs.
SANE RI-T NOT YET FREE.

Colonel A. II. Rogers Yesterday secured the release
OF one more alleged unatlc who han been conhneo III
the Wards Island Insane Asylum The wrlt' OF aDea'
corpus requiring the production Of Thomas Bnrnes
and Willctt : IasbrOuck were r";nrnahle yesteFn'S
and the cases came up in the supreme Court before
Judge Lawrence and jury. Burney'a case was
tried first. While on the witness stand he was asRed
how he came to be In the asylum. and he Sald tha'
one night he got drunk and vas arrested Dy Il crazy
policeman He said that before he was sent 70 inc
ASYLUM he earned from ~ 30 to - day that he
WA able bodied and thought he could support his
family II he was released. lI> wife was then put
ON the witness stand and she testified that MI bnryl
was "A good husband except that he Oc'a>lOhillN eO'
DRINK The lurN wcr. not long when they re
turned "A verdict declaring urncy sane. ,
H. r. Nar>drn. Colonel Rogers counsel tncl
made "A motion that the man be- discharged Ju'Sc
Lawrence >ad that h" would not discharge the man
until lie had consulted the statutes on the ,uuJ"'''
and although Mr.. Mag-dcn protested that >uch a'lly
I'm similar cases wa, uuprcc,d cni"d the Judge Woni,
not his first d'cl~lOn la-DlUu'h was uc'"'c
lury to be insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
RAILWAY POSTAL c1rRn.s Srri1IyGS

Thomas j. Hogan. a postal clerk Dn train 80. -.
~ tho Ncw.York and New Haven KarDaA arIcs~i
Yesterday morning BY PD-tohcr Inspector ~'odcfri
when the train arrived ~ the Grand central station
The iuepector, have received many complaints in N"
last six months Of the los ~ pa hae"- containing
Jewels The PACKAGE were mailed al ~" iA-ltN"
towns and addrc--cd 10 Chicago and other Western
cities, The jewels were usually If small value hni
the number Of pieces lost was great.
The inspectors finally secured evidence against
Hogan which led his arrest He haI boo H~ poe
SION when arrested several bits Of Jc~rliv. aud when
the detective. searched his rooms tI"f found up i-
than two pccls Of jewels. Most Of fh" lDri proper
VA. recovered and some II II viii be- returned 10 ihr
ownor,. but in many ca-cs II VIII bee Impossible ia"
IDENTITY H. Hogan was held hy Commissioner shield,
I'm default Of - 900 bail for examination.
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,.x1rrn srArfs srrnrME corRr.

Washington March ls.-Th" following business was
transacted In the supreme Court " the United states To-
day:
40 2is Tho Globe Nail Company. appellant AIT tn
suu.rior Nal Company - al APP al nom tho 'ircni'
o,r. ~ tho United states for the Northern Dl-ct ol
fiInoi. Dismissed with costs pr s;lpul1tion
No oi3 John Jrnck",. 30 ai executors. Appellants
,e, Tho Oudnrca Company. ~ 81. This case recalls tn
lri,a,lon connected IN" -pracu' estate 20 ishF'
I-,nd and affect. ttl' u much ~ Oh" property "r'
nev included In that c-tat" Tn" case l. th'' OF Evan
r,udoluh's executors against Oh" Ordn'cA company & :
sre-,nd trustee 10 /arhariah 'haN'e trustee
and H. Il and T. knight The plaintiff claims owner
.hp If nearly all the stock ~ III" ludn"rN company W
,rxo mill estates A. Attic and lniduh now in possession
q, m. M.s-r. knight and 81 The Sew OndnecN Manu-
featuring Company who purchased Of The Union company
.,,,. v,,r. ago General u. Z. Buter and Andrew Il
po,,4r who represented the >pflgn'> throughout al uo
frva,on IN wni,h w'rr directly Interested are
attorney. for t. plaintiff. while tn d'f'ndnn- have
i,,s. array " counsel including William Putnam. OF
Min. ,.ncf1 Butler contends that the uu-t decd wa
,,audnlent and ,at all tho proceedings in the Rhode Island
supreme Court were void
The day call Tor Monday will De- ~ follows Nos 1854
eo7 l. 1908 l2l9 "a. 10. ei6. 2l7 and 2i9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
SELLING pools i LEGAL At TINES.

Michael Brennan bought twenty - tickets on " I'll
.ic r. ot the brighton ncach racc-track. on August
10 las and the horse Wou The amount du'
brennan wa, 500. hgi payment wa, refused on inc
tickets brennan. sued the Brighton Beach Racing
Association for Tie Amount, but when t" ca'' came
nl M the Suricn" Cour' the Judge 81, ,~"l ihr com
liaint on the ground that IT "I> Stnrl!n. d'Di
An appeal was taken to the General Term ana IN an
r,tninn handed down Yesterday the decision ~ the
Trial Term Judge reversed and new ulal oluerr".
me court arIl. Al H. conclusion ON IN" ground hi ~
M. a,, II the ie.i,lrfuir passed IN l--' lrGanzi
..llnr unni. on rac'- from May T. 10 october -
me opiiion is written by Judge Daniels and concurcd
In by JEdccs AN Irunt and Brady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

A NEW RAILROAD TO ENTER ATLANTA.
Atlanta. Ga, March II Specal).-Ihe woods near
Atlanta have been for week filled with en-
ginccrs Of the Georgia Carolina and Northern Kali
road who are making the final survey for a route
into the city. Within les, than twelve months this
railroad system will reach Atlanta. Last week Ten
cral Il. T. Iokc the president. and W. Temple the
chief engineer, prepared TO their Offices from
hester. g.. 10 Athens Ga., and the latter place Is
now The HEADQUARTERS Of the road. I'm few days
contract, viii be- Jet for the construction Of the road
from the savannah River Ia Atlanta The Georgia.
Carolina aud Northcrl Railway was chartered IN
,rrr-ia south Carolina ana North Carolina. " runs
from Atlanta ~ Monroe. wlcr- il connects with the
>e,h,ari and Noanot" stem. 10 which Il Ia, been
leased for ninety min" year.. Last year Sixty hln
81 railroad rcrr built and put in running order, and
the rest Of ilc work Ia south Carolina l. now uhder
contract.
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SIZE or THE HAGGIN TE0TIING >i"' n
TIM WHOLE Lot BRINGS \ LITTLE OVER $4,000
DENYING ElroGT

DENYING 4 EIroGT.
rho s,,o a, tne American IIof-r Exchange Of !. ..
,r...,. ,,ot,i,.. hor.e- was closed Yesterday morn
inc in DE-. p,...f.r - ouv mod ''tr a''''o'''''
/ Those pr.cnt iu,rd.d ilff"i Lakeland H. l''"''
~ g. r,i;lon,. John pnn''" =. Johnson j. -
Kern w. T. ln'er~'tr. iN"m's '"'''' '''
,culn,un lr,,r. aad dct'r-. H-ior" the op'mnN
III, ,h. d,v'. work NJ Ea,i0n from bis place in 'h'
au,.ion.rr'- stand made some strong reference u
..f..., r.,l .l.f reports concerning fh' $500 'l'
Denounced a.. f.... il- -t"n t.r d. h.4' '''''
who , on. 81 tie heA'ie-t bidder. OIL Ih' CAV "''
l.,n huelue n horses ON behalf "' VT '"'-''
vr F,.ion referred O., many favor %" Dad i'.'N''
d.. ,. a,na- 81 inc pres. Pat in th., case" h' -'i'
.,,,.r. l, .rmplnc 49, conclusion. and listening -
..,..,...,. made D., p-f-Dr. iff"r~i"i lN ih.r"n'
al. lu.irc... AaI done F'af injustice. not "nN To-
tln-.u but 10 NJ. llA--.n. "A"-" reputation ''
hon,faIle dealing was unIu'-i"i'n' y ~ '
rr...,f moment be- continued. ID iaf" mot ""'N
.t.,. ,,..,, az complaint. or the .neat~f hiui -
..,,..,n f.ofu ans la,eg tiit fn~ s'l' l- n"i pee
,,I, ..nI.,. Dr. HaI cam. 4, uc yc-t"1i.n nIi
,.lt ,.. De- bad or.ef. g. Duf for pe"pl" VINO
,,,ld.'f nc hcrc. ard WHO lli placed him n posse,
siam of r4c necessary funds. 81" further asked
whether would allow hm fo Ai "n hor-'- win
ont handing 100 the usual cash deposit "n each p"i
chase. NnA tc ,on-r.t OF Mr. li'srn'. '''i'i"f,
a-.ci,cd 10 th.-. ard 90 thc '.o-' - Oh" ale DR.
man maid To- M b.. lnr-c, with one 'hrch. and
actually came near oir''ilne th" Who'll" 81 ~" par
/ .Du.... h,,au hc believed tNt hr hid hl' "nl'
- 600 for g. horse. vhcirn, We Insisted that the Dh
ua- s-.7Do.~
il ua. an.raanI -lli on good authority that DR..
Hair. pulci1-~- had been made OIL behalf 81 Marcus
l4h. If Montana.
le-t,ria,', proceeding, vcr tame and mnnter''-t
il. The lot, all brought moderate price iH'
li-nD.t reuu.. In.d dining the d-1 ", -l-'"'. bs
,lnrl.- Robinson. brown fl4t Dos J. A'. dth hN
I -nnau. f. T. loun.iel' ras" slo"" for brow"
a,Idin, JOS Ala-'f. -clp Queen. while f'tt'rinl, 4"
ni'.ir sister ~ ~ Monte Jos Zen" L,iiio't. went
I ia h.. h'fIrf, % rrt'
Mate ltinr. ~. lln-rn' trainer pui up ih'
r,. t.A~uid runner ~'noohof. half brother 1"
ifoul adpur. and succeeded .n getting "nN $40 i"i
BIN. ri.
,ll.. I-ovn 500 ilffcd IlA,i1nt. Cora. %. +.
-r... John Dunf~c. Ga. T. bv Robert IT," Cecilia.
100 Charlie. Eolin-on hi' T. h' Mona Ndnm'
maze ---5. Charlie Eo.u-on. ana Graceful. e. T..
go &. T.. kcsnr,.
The total nm realized "n g." whole 'al" va about
| r1O.Orp.
ON TUESDAY morning Peter G. Kellogg will resume
l. sixteen day. ale az th" American Institute Inim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
ErGEyE KELLY SELLS 4 BrILDIyG.

Eugene Kelly has sold the building 50. - TX
change Place. in which his banking firm has had l'~
Office for many years hut no declined yesterday 7"
disclose the terms or t. make public The names ~
Tho nurchascrs. He said however That Dee had
nrcvior-ly decided - rebuild the site and mat
the plans were nearly completed when he Wa asked
10 put price on the property. Il cannot say "ii'
that was" he remarked with his usual cauii'n hni
nv offer was snapped up at once. \ part 81 the rHi
chase money Wa cash and the rest Vii remain "n
mortgage The buyers will lot huid iil~ year ana
The leases have been renewed ana inclined T." ihl-
ma, the property has been houEhf ON -irfuAii'n
The building Is fonr stories high with frontage "i
nfty feet and dhpth Of 100 feet" II could not lS a.
ccrtained that other property In the nci-hbofh"od
had recently changed hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
LrnLLArLnX ~ cOLGATE'S HONOR

uamiltnu y g. March li-ln consequence Of tho
change Of the name uf Madison University to colgate
University by the State Board Of Regents yesterday
the faculty ,ir, Jared u holiday for the day IN I'M"
evening larcn crowd Of student, and prominent
resident, ,crcnadcd the faculty with bands ana h"rS
and the faculty responded WIN hearty 9p'''"c>' y
great parade with bands. fireworks ana tIa>par'hcieN'
tank MACE tn night; Iouiir.s lighted and bells
rlnc \ large company Of citizens joined IN the
parade wearing badge, with the inscription CiuIehs
iImrr.h fnr Colratc" After tho parade some four
hundred person, III, down to a banquet IN the
Opcra Hon .r Professor Terry acted as POSTMASTER
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pEyyfNG TONS sEMI-CENrENNIAL.
COMMEMORATIVE ExERCI.ES BY THE NEW
JERSEY CyNFERENcE

COMMEMORATIVE ENERGIES BY THE NEW
JERSEY CJNFERENcE.
muvill. n j. March 14-The third days session
OF the New-Jcrscy Methodist Episcopal Conference
was devoted principally 10 the consideration OF ednca-
tonal matters The trcasurcr's annual report oil the
Pennington Seminary, which is under the Jur'su'o''oi
of the conference, received. The re'ep,' u"'ns
the year were sI.O72 disbursements. Sl72o % 'oia
amount of debt *3l,143 96: reduction OF dep' "r'"S
the year S121O 3d. The report of the Drew Iheo-
logical Seminary was referred to the c.uca'lonai c'
mittcc To the Rcvs. f. II. Durrcl socrae' FOWL
send and J. H. Price supcrnumciary relations were
granted The relations of the Rcvs. Percy Perlhcme'
and G. W. Hcislcy changed from >uperhu'"era's
to effective. The committee appointed ~ inc '",'
conference to consider the proposition 10 e-tion9i
a home for AGED and innrm Mchod>ts III New-Jcr''s
reported that nothing had been done III inc ""'"'
a. the scheme was deemed impracticablc
This morning the conference SUSPENDED the ro"'i"o
hus,ness and celebrated the semi centennial ami
versary Of Pennington seminary. infre ting exercises
u,crc given addresses made by prominent men
and the semicentcnnal sermon Wa preached py ''c
Rev Dr. Buckley. Editor OF The Christian Advocate
His theme Education n II, keiat on 70 Ler
seminary he said wa founded by religious men u
promnte intelligent Christian faith and Guaiy 'nr'
vc,rs 100 students have been registered, 800 OF
whom became ministers and several hunuf"h ppysl
clans Lawyers and professor Nmong ih~ OF ne,a
alumni DR. Buckley named Governors Blse.' 81 ~"
ware and Taylor. Of Tennessee. nr \. ~. NIL NIL,
General Rushing Of New jersey. ana Professor 80
I,owne Of Boston. several Thousand doii"rs ny
been subscribed toward paying on the uent OF We
seminary and hopes are entertained thau f" VIII !"
entirely wiped ont in a short tune u,.
This evening the conference held wv" ann.
thar Of the Church Educational society. IN the fr,l
Church. and Of the Women, Foreign Ml,>ionarN 30
cicty in Trinity Church. The first mectInS was ; an
dressed by the Rev. DR.. Mey. of Drew lheoWgleaii
seminary and DR.. Reed. president of Dickinson 'ol
lego. The other Meeting was addressed by neheIa
clinton b. Fisk and Mrs.. William Il. Osborne, siperlh
t~ndent of the Missionary Home. Brooklyn, y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Boston. March II C-pecialp-rhc News Bureau says
The real motive for the purchase of the chicago
Burlington and Northern by the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy has not been made known. The purchase
wa. not necessary for control Of the property II mas
been made time when money i comparatively
snug aud when the conditions of future crops are not
established. IT must. therefore mean settlement OF
Tia" whole Northwestern difficulty. 1t l. believed.
however. In some quarter, that II may be purchase
In the interest Of the Manitoba. II II should be the
latter il would remove the Chicago. burlington ana
Quincy, interest from the Northwest, and make tho
hicaso Burlington and quincy simply western ana
southwestern rpid.
Burlington. Iowa March II iSpecial.-lt Is gwen
ont here that flc thicaeo Burlington ana NorthrrI
lately purcha-,d hy thu Burlington. VIII be operated
under it. corporate TILE 4 line in the huntington
y-irm on tine same plan n the Hannibal ana Il
Joseph. i. Loui,. hcohuk and Northwestern and
others 81 the eight companies owned by the Bur
nncion and operated iu harmony. each having, how
over. it, -" ~ officials. who are under me
general supervision - the Hurlingon's chl"f exec
uflvc. President &. T.. pertains. ~ the thica1"
lurl aud Quincy viii he made president al.o 81
the newly acquired Inc. 10 I'll IN" vacancy maze Nv
the death 81 l.. \. 1ou,Ilin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
rur cnrEr nr ArrEALs.

ALBANY March lt-In Oh" First Division 81 the Court
-, ,,,.,t- ,,d,v fh. following causes were argued
tranci. Ann respondent ast Benton fuiu"r appellant
knf. Tow respondent at. tnf biotcMaN ana
seventh AN,uu. Railroad Company. appellant
Ann Crawford respondent AIT. Ola, . '1M1rr lAcka-
wanna ana Western Railroad Company. appellant;
rfr-ton J. Dorchester. appellant HA Id"aru -
Dorchester Il al. respondents. =, .,, .
george " Dots, appellant AIT. Francis NJ. Clint I'M
pl.ad.d. respondent.
Frances T.. Terry and Ano. appellants act 'eorg" A.
Tolowing IS thr iav calendar FOR March l. Nos 49,.
"a 30 .3i 2so 800. 30l and SO.
In thr Second Division to-day th" following causes were
award Rush respondent. ast. Tesnora Dlk~ appel
liant -, ,. 3D..
Margaret lOhan respondent, AFT the Fott JEWS 'ds
Iilht Company appellant
Thomas Birkrtt. appellant, ast th' New YORK 'rhril
Railroad Company. respondent
sSl 80 ;6i ssy So $50 and So.
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KALAnAzoo colhrGE STUDENTS YIELDING.

Kalamazoo. March 14.-Somc If the seeding stu
dent, have returned to Kalamazoo College about
twenty now being IN the institution The Rev. DR..
Zmloics Grrncll aud y. \. Waermsn trustees. ar
rived Inst night Ia confer with he mcnltv. There
i no donht that some Of the trustees dher win
The profess and effort i making 10 compromise
the trouble bat the conference, did not bring about
, settlement Tho trustees returned the appeal Of
the students with the statement that ~ present they
could not take action and that the appeal should be
sent To the faculty. That body would not accept H..
and the return Of eight more Ot the secedcrs has
weakened the ,-usc of the students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
CyNyASTJC CHAMPIOySHIP CONTESTS

The Amateur Union gyInnastic championship con
tests will be held az Turn Hall. IN East Fonrtist,
on Tuesday next. Tie officials just appointed are
Judges, w. b. Curtis X Y. A. c.; g. Bojus, y. Y.
r. w. and Charles Ebcrhard. Eoston a. A. Timers.
Samuel See, p. a. c.: y. Bishop. :. !. A. g., and
NJ sweet. y. J. A. G Clerk. e. &. Hughes. NJ A.
c. starter, II. c. schadeo, N. Y. T. V. Announcer,
Fred Burns. Tie reception committcc Will be II.
MorrclI p. A. C., chairman L. Blumerthi A. a. e.
T. II. Jeithcrg n. J. 4. c.; +. Abbott. r. A. C.
+. Hartman New Haven A. C.. Steid y. J. 4. v
L. sharp. N. Y. A. c.. j. Campbell. Acorn A. G.; IT,
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FORCING \ SAIL oN I'VE ALLEGHENY VALLEY.
Iift.lurg PENN March Aianin' Mt mr." no" being
h,sri lu th United ~fat. court r the ,nt 81 u f'"'
,,nia ,Iifoad fo tho -t' ~ the Allegheny Valley
,o,t . . l.nc..fnndlnr uortga. held bs the lenn-'l-
t.n. RAILROAD IAi. -ut g. th" oHi ono - an old quar-
ri between tac prnn- Mania and Other -tof" AMI bond
holder. 10. road De. boon in The hands 81 receiver
.. wars. Aitou. uo. tlr actual Lod'l- OF the mort
gao, fi. p.nn-yi, am, guaranteed The PAYMENT Of tho
same The MORTGAGE i--n'd for sio.voooo In order
~ build the low-rr,dr division.
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orr,y Srr,yrRS DELAYED BY 4 STRIKE.

A. NJ rndcrhll ~ the ruion Line steamship Com
uanv received dispatch from Liverpool Yesterday saying
that the Arizona would not sail tmr account ~
the strike among the st'Nedores in England Mr.. nder
nil said positive Information had been received
10 the exact situation. The city Of Rome the CITY u
berlin Alaska. the Arizona The Wyoming and other
steamers tied mp and cannot sail schedule time.
The ~ Paris T. reported to have had difficulty
In finding crew. but IL Is said mere that the fast mail
will probably not be- DELAYED long account ~
of OF time.
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4 nryIAL rnoN TIE NoNoN,s rREsIDENT

Chicago. March II lSprciall. President Brevfoge,
General Manager Block. and number Of the new dl
rccors ~ the Nonou road. Wcr' I'm Chicago this morn
lad, and started this crcnns on q Of the line.
aid President lifv fpclc. MI We have done ha> been
entirety BOO the Interests 81 better management To-
thr Nouou. Ncficr the Icnusl l,,nia nor The Lou>
Vile and Na.hy. ha. an ini"rcs' IN On" roah. other
,.n tN4f We have ALREADY established friendly rra
iou. with huih There VIII l' uu chang" among the
.... .sr.of TO- .tu.sr The coup d'r'at hy which
.i. r,,, a..., s .fIr NDu.l vH,. changed is Sill
i.e subject II universal '0atcr-atipn
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days. and II the bondsmcn do not voluntarily pay the
entire deficit into the treasury | will direct the
Attorney tieneral to begin suit against the en'lre
bond 1t is said IN Jefferson City that the failure OF
Tho hondsmen 10 nav the shortage at once is looked
uDon as positive evidence that Mr.. Nollnd VIII be
prosecuted and that he may be arrested at almost
anv moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
rlYlNn TIE nAI. nF EATEs.

4 conferences - tho trunk liucs with th" repre-
soniatv,- - the Western lake ani rail lines VIII be
held nc1i THURSDAY. The Trunk Line Executive com
,ni''ro ordered ihr meeting on fmr'dnN An attempt
,.lu D.. made 80 iAr coming conference IL TX the
le.l. . rate. Prom Soy York I" chicago and then
,l ,,u. t,. - ,,i.- o. the Northwest viii be taken
ur -nrec.- M -cffrneri - IN" controversies over
rate. 10 ohs,so VIII doutfl'-, lead t. au adjustment
90 h. Nnr.hvr-frri co., trN"r-ic@ nllr-~ inc Eastern
lines ieriI. 80 continue their rl.!d p"h't "i non
Interference with Northwestern rate ,1nahDle'
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xlAnArA nlyrR .rnErr RAILRoAD.

Albany. March -. The Niagara River street Rail
road Company Il Niagara Falls was incorporated to
dav with "a capital stock - $4,000. The l'nHh oil
,n. road l -.x anf "a hllf mile. The director, are
~ d. Rankin II New York. Charles h.. Hd>kill. Alex
..ter ! Porter. n Scl-n. Lauren ". Pc'ibouc.
Il.rr, = Ware David Phillips. Thomas Y. Nclch:
T. .cnc Cary. IS. c. Els aud France, &. Ecldcn, "f
%.l.,f, f,il-. ,nd Henry DurA and Asher L. Cudis
f4,A. 4 Suspension N.ldr".
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NAMING THE DATES FOR THEIR REG iTTAS.

At meeting Of The New Yorl. Yacht Racing a.
ISOLATION held at O'Ncls last night. the sailing nI -
were changed to provide for cas, Of open en-
boats under seventeen feet long, ana open aIv'i'
under tvcnty-fhrcc feet were put in one 'ih--. Tine
Harlem Yacht club sent word that IT, annual rceii /
would be held on May 20. the Hudson IlNcr Nh'Hi
club gave notice that II would hold H. REGATTA on lne
o the PavOni4 gave June ~ - IN" dat" ~ ~ regatta
and tie YOnkcrs COIlMtl.an MaIncd Jlne =.
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THE UTSSOr RT TREtM RY DEFICIT.

st. Louis, March l4.-Word comes from JEFFERSON
CITY that the bondsmc Of cArrcasurer holland have
taken no action yet toward making that gentlcmans
shortage good Governor Francis to-day said The
dcfalcatlon must be made good. / will wait few