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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

The Nominating Committee OF the Harlem Demo
cratic Club reported last night the following ticket ior
election at the annual meeting in June; FOR pFe''
dent Jordan X. Mott; first vice-presdent DahIel =
Hays: second vice president, John \ Mason record
ing secretary II. ". Heller; corresponding secretary,
John c. Met,am: treasurer. Isaac A. Hopper Inspectors
Of election William b. Fnacan. J. Cuddeback and :,
Ahstrom: executive committee, Charles W. Dayton
:. d. Stewards. Charles Place, Ezra \. Tutue and
p. F. Griffin.
The Hamilton Republican Club has adopted a reso'
luton forbddiuS the sale Of wine sptuous liquors
In the club house 4 similar resolution has been
smothered in the Executive Committee Of the Harlem
Republican Club. 10 which it was referred.
The first summer concert Of the season Of Ehen''
fist Regiment band drew large crowd @ Mount Nor
ri, Park on Tuesday evening. The programme began
with the "star-spanged Banner" and ended Win
~ Home sweet Home Between the two. selections
from sullivan Wagner HAYDN. Lentner ard other con-
pOscrs played.
In accordance with the custom now In vogue al
other theatres II the CITY the orchestra ~ Hammer
stems opera House PLAYS the audience ont WIN ne
star Spangled Banner The patriotic Innovation Is
Justify Cbcercd. . o,,.,.
Thomas Lyons. who j. employed by pBren srA
Auucduct contractors, was held III inc RAJ ~.
Police Court Yesterday await the result 81 llhes
which il is alleged he inflicted on lrlander COKE 81
Italian. in a quarrel several DAYS ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
OPPOSING THE READING AGREEMENT.

Philadelphia, May T. Spencer Erwin, through his
counsel John G. Johnson, for himself as we'll as for
other stockholders Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company who may desire to become parties
hereto, to-day filed bill in equity in Court Of Common
Pleas No. g. against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany, Aldace F. Walker, the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, the managers Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company and the Voting
Trustees. Mr.. Erwin asks the court to grant in.
junction restraining the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany from seeking to compel the Reading Company
10 deliver 10 any coal for transportation, under the
agreement set forth in this bill, and an injunction
restraining the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, its president and managers, from delivering
10 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, for transpor
tation under said agreement, any coal An iniune-
ton is also asked restraining Adacc F. Walker from
proceeding TO make any award respecting any matter
relating to or arising under the agreement, ana re-
siraning him from appointing referee under he
agreement. decree that the agreements OF June
3 and 81, 1857 are Illegal aud contrary TO law a
decree that the agreement shall be cancelled ana sur
rendered "a decree that the Voting Trustees mad no
power to execute the said agreements. even II they
were valid and especially that they eXceeded the.T
powers in executing them, because they were Illegal
decree ordering that the signatures OF the Noilns
Trustees to said agreement be cancelled are also aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
MOVEMENT OF GOLD AND SILVER IN 1850.
x,rrovN BANK cIRcULATIoN-vALUE OF IN
..r. or MERCHANDISE FOR THE YEAR

,.oprs or MERCHANDISE FOR THE YEAR.
washington. May THE Secretary Of the Treasury
=, d,v cent 10 Congress response to the resolution
-. senator Mitchell calling for a statement
p" "a movement OF gold and silver. National bank
Ito. and export, and imports. during the year
80 Accompanying the response is statement
from the Director OF the Mint of the movement OF the
n,ecious metals to and from the United states our
inc 1880 Thi, statement shows Gold imports
40 OGI go gold exports. S5O'94s,213 loss o, goiu
ty cxport. SIS soG. 733. Silver imports. S2504l
3-4 silver exports +1o''"V"if' Io's vi '' ~
c,port SI4, 7Sr 6GG.
Another statement gives the countries from when
these exports came. The largest amount was rom
Ncxico s25797 so: Of which 1881 .5l3 was in the
form OF ore siG3617f in bullion. S13352 in silver
coin of the United STATES. and 1907 200 in foreign
silver COIN the 81 being gold imports. The secono
largest importation was from the British possessions
and Australasia. The other countries from when
large import, were made United states "a
columbia Germany and France The Secretary says
that the foreign gold bullion ana gold
coin Was deposited at the mnts and entered INTO
our coinage for the year; that the f0reigh
silver bullion was refined, principally in san iran
CISCO and used largely in the Chinese trade mat to
foreign silver ore WAS smced and refined AT private
works in the United states and the resulting bars
either sold to the Government for coinage purposes
or exported: that the United States coin, both Goh
and silver imported, entered directly into circulation
and that most Of the foreign silver COINS, CONSISTING
mainly of Men dollars. imported were re exported
10 the East. through the port If san Francisco
4 statement Of the changes IL circulation during
the year le-g shows that there was net increase
IN circulation Of "a ,OJJ9>7. There was 4 decrease
OF $fI2-. 800 III the god coin, and OF r"O-"l''Jl
in national bank ncte circulation: while There was
total increase circulation Of ~6JOrOJO-, the largest
item, II increase, beng -3G.729.O14 IN silver ccith-
catr. and S2I .3O1 .9B9 IN the United states notes
There was a net decrease during the year, IN money
and bullion, In the Treasury, oil 1%,i194lO lie
total amount 81 metallic stocA In the United states
Iauuarv ]. Ir-0. WIS II .1o~J ,731. made mp OF
qold coin and bullion 510j OGl,91j and silver coin
and bullion .,lO3.5iG.1J6. The amount January !,
1900. wa +l,127, 3,63I made mp Of gold com and
bullion $3.50 21J.OJ-. and silver coin and bullion
si3- 1854. ~ A.,
The valne Of imports Of merchandise during the
wear ~ reported by the Chief Of tho huiclu OF
statistics was $40 j-Gi-f and OF exports $50 lOS
an 81 which 5I9.551 as was foreign merchandise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
rr-yrR,t or FREDERICK KUEHyE.

Tho funeral q Frederick ku'hne. VINO d'' IN rams OF
,, ,n ,, hs,4 last evening az s. Jamess Church sew
e-st.t and Nad son-ave. The Rev. Dr. Cornelius H.
smith ocia,sd assisted by the Rev DR. James L. Max
we'll The pallbearers were eNPostma'cr,eneT'l Thomas
r lanes Edrard Ouintard Charles L. Tifanv eN'Na'of
william r. Grace eNJudge Noah DAVIS l.. w N'''','
,v,t,, !, Hlo,tc1od John Strton. A. Van Satt'ooHi.
tt,,-l simmons, Ex-Governor Henry Howard. 81
Rhode Island and william Il. Hume. The members %
th Ro,rd ol Education. which M kI'hn" o'iohsea'
attended, in body soross was also largely reIre'e'Vo
A. Mrs Kgehnc was Of It's most prominent members
The BODY lef' at the church over h'Sh' ana W." u
,.cnd IN a vault &C Greenwood today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
RAIL AND LAKE wEsrBouND FREIGHT RATES.

The trunk line executive committee met yesterday to
confer with representatives Of the lake lines on the sub
iect Of rail and lake westbound freight rates The re-
cont reduction in rates by the Great Northern system
~ tbe basis Of IS cents per 100 pounds frstcla.s
,,o,h, fron New York to St Paul the result Of
reduction previously made by the Central vermont
which forms part Of the Grand Trunks route 10 the
Northwest by rail and water. The trunk lines haH
hoped TO persuade the Central Vermont that it, acton
vas unauthorized bat that road defended itself on the
nl,a - a resolution allowing dferentals which had
Fe,n adont.d AT a former meeting. The Great North
r refused 10 conccdc the claim Il the central Ner' ont
80 thc meeting adjourned without acton ms, II
acl,uo led led TO be the beginning Of further
rdcns hy rail and lake to the West, but the trunk
linz reur.sentatives assert that their policy VIII be
-, confn. the contest within the most conservative
limits possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
rxn11.l1 cArlrA1 sEcrREp FOR A NEW ROAD.

As was announced IN n dispatch IN The Tribune yes
to-day sol $50 900 Of English capital has been secured
for the completion Of railroad from Dcmns, y. NJ
10 Topolahampa Bay. the Pacific Coast IN Mexico
The -vston will include three lines. the DemlnS'
sierra Nadrc and Pacific: the Sonora, sinaoa ana
chihuahua. and the chihuahua and Sierra MadTe'
which together Will be about 1900 miles long. The
-1nd will connect DeminC with the southern Paril'
nd At.hl.ori Topeka and santa Fe systems, ana IN
N.\iro with all :hs systems Of that country surveys
have already been made. 100 miles ~ roddOed nave
,r -rodrd terminals and three milo, ~ deep water
front have been bought and trains Will be running on
I'M, first section u thirty days. Major George H. SIS
OH Il this city, is interested In the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
pRocREplNGs ~ THE SENATE.

Washington, May among the h.lis reported from
committees and placed on the calendar in the senate
% day was the senate bill u extend the tine for filing
claims in the Court Of Claims under the French
~ oliatiOn Act.
The House bill II authorize the SECRETARY Of War
70 deliver TO the state Of Colorado the flags carried by
Colorado regiments during the War of the Rebellion
WAS reported and paesed.
Mr.. Plumb introduced tat the request Of the Wage
WORKERS Alliance Of Washington, ID. CD two bills
On, fog tic Organization Cf e. nc Grand Army Of
Labor and ore To establish public f.Im Ia every
county within the limit Of the hcpibhc; deferred.
Conference reports were presented and agreed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
TPIN BUSY HARLEM.
A CALL To AN ASSISTANT pAsToRATE.


Pilgrim Congl ccational Church has formally invited
Alexander Lewis, OF the graduating class OF Union
Theological seminary, 20 DC assistant to the PASTOR
the Rev Or. samuel II. Virgin. Mr. Lewis mas
accepted the offer, will soon be ordained by the
council. and begin work on June !. lie Aa' Oeeh
Dr. Virgins helper for several months and continued
his seminary stndles al the same time. Mr.. Lewis
* a graduate Of Carleton College Of Minnesota Is
man Of ample scholarship and much promise IN AL
the practical work Of the ministry, and l1isrlm
Church furnishes a broad field for his actNttes.
Fifty new members were rereN ed IN me '1'n'h ~.
sunday morning, and the service was an Hhn>uahv
impressive one Of these fifty, twenty we're aidl
bv confession Of faith the others coming ron Rps
conaI Ncthndi,t PRESBYTERIAN, Dutch Reformed ard
con EDUCATIONAL churches by letter. This males III
who have Joined the church IN the last year dnd
IO- since January ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

The speciality at the exhibition Of the wonders Of
electricity a. the LcnoN LyccIu last night wa, tho
ir,, p.i3urc 81 d. ". Robertson. with The musical
liver slcg, bells. accompanied hy Mi., Marie Bud
WORTH dau 2tcr Of the late celebrated minstrel. Nr.
Iobcr. ou performed a melody of popular airs. and
sis, E,--ic NccIrm. tine only llvuS woman saNo-
pioac PLAYER" played several selection, accompanied
u.iA thc harp. ~lsuoY lid'criarV PLAYED cvn
ialam 10. The auditorium $40, excessively crowded
with visitors, Whp -p"nt ~" interval, with tho
taf..nE d,l's aud the thea ouum Il has been
..c!acd 10 close the exhibition On May II, with an
rxt.a special performance On the following evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
rtroErs ro rEENENr RArr.crrTING.

Chicago, May lSpccIa).-The presidents Of the
lines today passed two resolutions unanimously
The nrst that the only way Of the rate ditculty
va, To divide the trc agreed percentages. in other
words, 10 raiopt pooling and the other that under
no should present tariff be cut The
resolution ONLY begins instcal OF ending the night a
in,r' is possibility of immediate and amicahle ar
rangcncnt Tor apporonng the IL is thought
after b. arranged 10y arbitration but no one can
be- found railroad circles willing act arbitrator
The general passenger to-day finished the con-
sdrration OF the rcorlanzcd Western States Passenger
Association agreement nd partially finished consideration
Of the rules NJ trouble found aud IL antci-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
ruK CUSHING MAKES WONDERFUL TINT.
Go.HG At NEARLY TWENTY sEyEN MILL, IS
H0UK-TIIE PHILADELPHIN, sue
CESS FIJI. tn ~.

washington. NAY The Cushing TIE Government,
NV torpedo boat thl- afternoon showed several NOM
Ter, Of the senate Committee Naval AfhIr, that tc
Government has 80 her remarkable craft. ~cnator.
Hale Chandler ~tochbrdrc. DAVIS, GRAY and Ici.' o..
and Jld-. Nl-wcN. Of Maine. boarded the ti-lIus af
hcl. doc. the Navy Yard. AID Al O'Clock tine I'us
boat .,cailcd out for ual trp down u!e rNcr. -hc
almost Immediately went ahead rapidly. IL usually
talc, the river boat, nearly hours 10 innac Gu,
MP I, Nouut vernon. but the Cushing found foiy
minute, sufficient Part of the time hcr speed va,
between twenty xix And twenty seven mile, an hour.
ard there no more scuac Of rocking felt than
there would be railway train. While sonS a.
twenty nVc miles hour The engines were reversed
and the boat backed at the rate Of eighteen milr>
hour ~he also turned IA her own length. Other
movements were ,h09n and at O'Clock The party Va.
back agaln. senator Hale. who. a member Of thc
Naval Affairs and Appropriations Committee. take,
much interest III the new Navy. va, highly pleased
with the showing mace BY the Cushing.
Philadelphia. May THE United states cruiser
Phlladc plua which started down the Delaware RIVE.
Yesterday morning for a preliminary triI trip. 10
turned ihis afternoon. il had been the intention Of
her builders. William Crdmp a sons, 20 hccp her out
three. day,. bat test this morning 80 sue
Cc,.iul hat Captain steele. OF Csamp =. sons. who
commanded her. brought hcr back one day ahead OF
tine. Win steam pressure Of l1i pounds, each of
her two engine, made IL rev OlutlOus developing
speed oi 3O7f 100 knots per hour Ihl' speed VA,
maintained for three and half hour. The Naval
cers on board press the belief That She is twenty
one ,lnot snip. The contract call, for a speed ~
niDctccn lnois pc. hour. horse power requirement
being contained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
T,rU RrNuVAiS ~ CENTRAL PACK.

Two runaway occurred In Central Park yesterday
Ing , horse attached a light wagon driven bv J. f.
itd" Of 80 20 't Foltytiih't away at the Fifth
ave. and tlftN niuth-,t cnu?nrc. The c0lid,d
with the lgh, wagon which Mr, Knox Of 40. Fat
Fiit, -Airu.-,. out driving Bid thrown and
-I-t.l, hurt and uir ..agon, wrecked.
80 the VT Drive and sNty.ort ond.st.. Drs. Clancy
!f. attached light WAGON. away and caught
b 70 lr,ian N,t1un 81 tnr mount squad. Except for
.,- l-.eht 1ir- tlaIc, Gd no. suffer She her
home 30 3O3 West Tfty.ninth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
MEXICAN CENTRAL ANNUAL MEETING.

boston MAY THE annual meeting q 'no
Mexican Central Railroad Company Sioux
holder, was held here to-day. Less IMAM
tD.euty.0ve stockholders were present. Inc
old directors were reelected. The vote was pra'u'
cally unanimous Mr. Rust criticised the delay In tho
u ~ the annual report and tried 10 get Information
A. IA Tie cost of the Ianpico division out treasurer
Uoyuolds stated that The accounts were nov C"o'n
Tl vote for Ncssrs Butt SAWYER and NickerNon "aS
,.lve loss than for the other members of the board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
pOpOSAL.S FOR STATIONERY, MIS-

1 rE,r,NEOTS ARTICLES, EIt.-MN ., isend,.
arn,,sa, IN triplcate subject u the us1 s ,cinrk
% p be received 80 Whtehallst until y VII, b,
u"hH "a I, 1890 at which time and place t't ,, nm.
' In the presence OF the bddeT. os h rltng
onb services indicated lor INC snaina
P5 ' td states Army. during tho nscai ,,,nnprS
inn 40 isal Furnishing aud dsi,esns and house
s, good and washing articles o. "" domestic
Preference will be given IN artices Nd nrieS
equagsrn ar manufacture conditions OF quality anu pa
ncUdine In the price OF foreign 9oyernment
,crcs the right reject any or All 10 Furnished
and mi information u bddna etc. WIZ should
marked proposals for Stationery ceReerutns sere
Room a. Army Building. 80 whitehAu street, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
ppovryryr ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

rnrNAEIr- No,roveni Bey, Turkish Minister at
.Ns,n,,,n RRI N~NICK-L. z. Letter. OF chicago
rIFTu AVENU William Window seefeary of me
rrca.ury. James H. Windrim. supervising Arohte,. =.
rs,,rv D.p,rtnent. Robert Z. Porter Supefntenc.
,Io y : census. Z. Labor Commiss oncF OaFTnII
INV With, e>t;oycrnof Henry Howard of Rhode Island
Fernando cruz Minister Tor Graemaa AZ fIotI.
,1,,n Anglsr l. 5 Consul At Rheims. NOR MN
.,or Iohn p ZONES q Nevada and george belsth' o,
1900 MURRAY H1LL-Whiam Dean h'%ens, ="
i'"u I'D a. senator jonathan Chare. ~ Rhode l'4aIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
THE ERIE TO BUILD LARGE NEW PIERS.

The Erie Railroad Company is making extensive
Improvement, along the wcchawken river front. The
,oupany Will build large freight piers at cost ot
~ 800 900 The old oil wharf will be torn down
and large enclosed freight wharvcs will he constructed
north of the present site Of the oil dock. The pro
poscd improvements Will provide a freight yard large
enough for the storage Of 22O freight cars. Work
has beer began on tie improvements and they Will
hc finished by next idll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

Washington. Naf =. The secretary Of tho Navy mas
.i1r,-.4l q. letter % JOHN Mccarthy. th" Syracuse
,.-t.t.r ,lo went io samoa for the body of Ch.cf
l..i...r Hal and on his return made charge, ~ III
treatment by the officer, ot the adams. to whom ho
ld AN orlcr from the Department for All the assistance
.t,at hr uccG-d. lie alleged. iu letter 10 In" De
.,u,nf fin1-le was treated with IN science ana thni
inn. w. done hy the officer, ~ facilitate his GRAND
',rr secretary Informed HIM that he had received q
-.,rt from nftcru officer ot the Adams, ana letter
nom "a passenger with Mccarthy ON the steamer Mari
poa on the way home. showing that ms charsr, were
..rnuudl.,A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DISADVANTAGES OF WESTERN LINES.
STATISTICS BY STEPHEN Y. MNAIR COMPARING
THEM WITH THE EASTERN ROADS

THEM WITH THE EASTERN ROADS.
Chicago. May (speciaD.-Auditor stephen T.
,,oxotr ~ the Interstate Commerce Railway Asso-
cation has sent to the Interstate Commerce Com-
ission at Washin gton statement In answer 10 uio
resolution Of the United states Senate passed Oh
rehruarv 49, directing the Interstate Commerce Cohi
mission to investigate the reasonableness or uniea'oh
ahIcness Of rates charged by railways between .ho
pncl, Mountains and the principal Notwithstanding
centres If the East. The Senate resolution was
nromptcd By a petition from Nebraska state onciais'
recitinr that charges railroads throughout inc
vost we're about 80 per cent higher than IN inc
East. and praying for relief The statement Oh MI.
,,cvar is made under oath. In MS aihdaVie TIC
evn,ains his statistics by saying;
!. The word ton mile is used as indicating the unit
,or nurnoses Of comparison, and is accepted among
statistcjans as representing the ultimate basis
have nrcpared a statement of the freight movement
Con- tho wear 1888 which is attached the date being
obtained from Poor's Manual, for the most part.
rho statement shows the length Of the respective
Id ramed the number Of ton-miles, and tho
nmmber Of ton-mles per milo of road:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
To Tr1r TIE IOWA JOINT RATE LAW.

Chicago. May 7.-Robcrt Donahue of Burlington
Iowa today opened the legal battle between the Iowa
railroads and the Iowa official, the enforcement
If the Joint law of that state. Mr. Donahue made
COMPLAINT against the Chicago burlington and Quincy
and the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern roads
am the ground that they have put into effect the
Joint rates required by law This case will be test
one decide the Que -tion Of the conNttItonav OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
rErnrrING wArnAIM EILLs To TIE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, May The House Committee on Wal
claims. after herring arguments by Represent 1tlvc
N,Coulas la, reversed it, action In voting 10 report
adversely tho bill appropraus +231 800 to reimburse
the towns az Frederick Id,cr,town and Middlcio"u
SD for a refund Of ransoms levied and cNactcd by
General lulal A Edriy in July. LOOT, aud to day the
JilI Was reported To tie House.
The committee ha, also rcconsdcrcd rs action III
deciding 10 report adversely the bill appropnatmg
-. $50 tn reimburse kdUhls for money expended IN
settling the claims OF citizens 0f that state for prop
-ft, de- troy ed by the Confederate forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

pated unless from the Wisconsin Central the dieren
al question The general managers OF the Western lines
will to organize. II possible, assoch
ton to take the pac o. the Interstate Commerce Railway
Association and TO advance rates. Both subjects nov
hinge on a agreement between the lines division
49, trsNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
TO IGNORE THE MICHIGAN LAW.

Chicago MAY tspecan.-on Nav Is the Michigan
lines will the Uncomfortable Act OF the Michi.
san LEGISLATURE and advance rates 10 the basis
existing before the law into effect The defence
in the which IS follow will be the de-
ison of the supreme Court the Minnesota granger
cases authority has the power force rail- Dads
IA make non paving rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
vrwnAMpsI1RF EASTERN LECTION.

Portsmouth. y. H.. May AT the annual meeting
u the stockholders Of the Eastern Railroad III New
Hampshire the following director, were chosen
Nrs.rs Moody. Currer, Dexter Richards. +: Gid
dluc> A. T.. Abbott, W. II. Goodwin, +. \. Phibrlch
and samuel &. Eastman.
The directors elected Governor Curricr president
and " II. Hackctt Of Portsmouth. clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
TIE REVENUE MAR1EE TRAN,fEn MEAsrEE.

Washington. MAY cp.ci1D.-Mr. cray. o. Della
ware the unhappy csod IN 81 the hi f. The transfer
OF the Revenue ,riuc >crv.cr {" the Navy Depart
mont got that up once more BID the sen
at. during the morning hour" today. but Senator
Cochr-ll immediat Is talked out al th' time mt'
oc.. o.pp. ion 60 II. - 1T ~ cha rcn for vote
could be had. The bill hs been d:Lrag alpn.
now for "a couple Of month. hu' -. friend, d. no
,c. n equal T. Hdiug an EFFORT determined enough e.,
pas it, senator Sherman i, coudurtIag q vlg,r,n.
1eb a,anst the measure. II ha, the ucur, m NJ.
however. Of both the Treasury aud the Nav, Depart
mcnt,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
LOWER TARIFF on OATS.

Chicago MAY 7 Speciall.-Besinning on Nav u. the
Lake Shore road will reduce the basis oats from q
cents n % cents The reduction made II IS asserted
10 meet secret cuts made by its competitors. and VIZ
probably 20 to 90 cents under within week. The
reduction 70 various points is follows Buffalo. l3a
cents; New.York. % Boston. - Philadelphia 20 sas
Baltimore. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
4 IAnnE ~ c0NTEACr NMAEpEp.

Wt-hneton Mav The Navy Department has
Az nrlcd 70 the Carpenter ~~ Company. Of Reading,
,tru contracts for tnc contraction % about 100000
worth of asnor piercing proIcctie, Of different cahres.
~. method, o treatment OF The metal used IN Europe
have been adopt JOS TINS company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

secretary Window and supervising Architect Win
drim arrived IN TIM, c.ty yesterday business con
ncr.ed with the establishment 81 the new IMMIGRANT
I'd i;iou on Ellis Island.