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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
NAVY BRIDGES WASHED AWAY III TLDpAN.

rroy y. y sept. II rho dam AT the Quiet "
il, reservoir known the Homestead Pond six miles
no, ,lrn.t of the village ~ P"c-tckill. CAV way AZ
about . 90. lock tins morning. SIl ne" blinf'> Oh
The rm>tcnhlll and Columbia highway were '"'pf
away and desire, I'd. and building on the In" o ~"
.irrum were washed away Three iawmill> "'N
DESTROYED. and the barn. aud shed, OF "cnrs" 'oI~H
wrecked.
Hartford. Conn sept. l-.-About ore ihrd ~ Inc
l,rld Nro"h dam. the town oi f'I'H
TON gave wa> lat evening. 20 "'ihc the
-tiliuni.dns cuuatry. ,"rr>i ng away bfiu-'' ~"
ntcrnpiing railway travel When th' dam burst ''r
IN iii 81 wat + rarrird away the wooden h.awN hi"ec
lrl,w Tie ", vdcn rulroad bridge On the E'cANilc
and Mrr,,r branch II thu N'w York and Sew III, a'd
Railroad wa, torn from II, Foundations Inc "o'urh
bi,d., on the springfield division "f the same ROAD
several mite, below. Lnw hcd eat ~ line, ana ho
train ,u,ld IL, over II.
Urea, l,truuiun, Mi~~.. sept. l-.- Ihe ha\N rams
IF Tie, last few daI> cal>rd wa'hont on the south
,. branch OF the li"I>Gtonic Railroad. between IN"
stat. line ard West stock bridge. II about -oo ct.
,,r, s tray th.rit hnir'. Hams are Ia" rllih!hH
,L,wIcgaI. Me-, Scpt. l.. \ heavy in'h- storm here
la>t urli llI,,d ~ nfriuw al >t.rhhl> ana d''
much damage property SIN rulNcrts On the Name
central RAILWAY are washed out between here ana
lr>hnn', lc,in causing the Suspension "t railr's '
;i,>rl probably log some days The kcneDct Ii
ii.iug
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ENTHUSIASTIC AND GENEROUS ITALIANS.

Over $50 delegates representing sixty Italian societies
In thi, city, met at No ls0 Secondaye last evening fof
the m,loe completing the necessary arrangements Tor
the festival comm noratng the twentrth anniversary
the occuaon Of ore and the fall Of tie temporal power
~ Tn. Pop Tn. festival will consist OF shooting rum
ming and athletic sports general, and VIII De heid nexs
Saturday az Sull.r. Harlem River Park. Prizes VIII %
of red Of twelve gold medals, baskets " "ihe
watches and j"wcy over $1,000 has been collected Tor
IN, festival which held for tho purpose 81 OBTAINING
fnd, for the maintenance 81 home Tor ndeent Itssns
In N,w.York No. 1852 Se"ndasr l. the building seIecto
for th, purpose" par. Of which will be fitted up a.
ho.ptal and school area: has been tho enthusiasm
ghout IN. Italian colony. that almost the entire att
clos for IN. furnishing ~ the binding have ALREADY Deem
given and IL expected that bv the middle OF next month
IN. building Will b. ready for occupancy
Al IN. meeting las evening IL va, suggested tn1e II
rho name, Of . 900 Italians could be- obtained who "oia
Subscribe - each So 900 mortgage on the oudnS
o,ld he pad on and the Home could th"n start III Try
q, debit Tn. enthusiasm aroIsed by the proposition was
,p,ns. The d. lega,.s >d with Zach other IN th"'r easr
nos. to contribute money for this purpose = can"'
the banker gave $780, and in less than twenty minutes
nearly - 90 pad Into the hands of tn trea'uie
TN. officers who III charge Of the f"su'a are fes
dent : Cal:on! ,c-.prc.dnts, o. st"rai'' d. w. Az"
,u,,o b., T. A,.,.ta and c. +. Hos-i grand MARSHAL NJ
| r. As-eta,
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KINNERS At LOrISEILLE.

Loui.vilr. SEPT 1s.-Th- attendance at "" races u"
day VI. . go: wrsthrr brautiiul track good.
First racr-On" mile. all a2cs-ChnIes won eneily
Business second, LAZY Wellington third Tim"-i :ffh
,,dd, on winner. TO !.
SECOND rac--Iur>c 5000. Ono aud on"-sCS"'nth miles
Ca,olpa won ea.ily Dunde' second. I'd Hopper third
Time 81 Odds Oh winner. u y.
Third racc-I,,lis Meade Maiden stakes two'y'hr
ODDS: 300 added, aud 800 rnch; SN fnr!onr"
Sir Abnpr led all the and without whip won Carroll
Reid second two ichgths abe ad Of Colonel WhcLu"y third
Jimc-I ,ls. ODDS on winnci-1 70 j.
Fourth racc-Declar d oil.
FIFTH race, Purse 1900 Two. ycar.olds. Half mile
Rosennd was nr,t by four lengths Pettixt second Lee
S. third. Tme-30s. ODDS or w'nnerI0 to 2.
Sixu, race Selling. Purse $500 one mil" Manic
Fons won easily lengths ahead Of j. T. second Spec
otor a close third limo 4 :it. Odds on wiDn"r-i In .
seventh tace--Iur.e A2O0 Half nilr --Fnnni s. won
by IA length running easily; Frank d. and Douglas Ian
ciosc for place. nhauy given to Frank u. rme-5i l.
Even money winner.
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rryyiy ~ WESTMINSTER Cnr'yrY.

The puliMdc Boat Club opened its first annual lawn
trnn, upon It's nnc courts At d'nwood yes.
to-day afternoon Many prop" were present. and tho
plsyng was excellent. The score
MI>.d douhic--Dr n. w stilwcii and Mic. rndefhiil
beat PERT G. Myers snd Mrs. Edwin Jarkson. to. 3 q,
Go: Carroll Moore and Miss Temple beat Harry Hash.
ford aud Mis-. Moore Go 90; Carroll Moore mud Miss
Temple beat Dr stll~tli aud Miss rndsihl. ~. G5
The Tn.on Lawn Tennis Club plsyed tho matches In
the postponed thd days play Of Ia annual tonrnsn"nt
upon IL, courts Park I'm yestrrtsy afternoon The
score
Second round -wonen'a single, -Miss Edith skin beat
Aiiss katharine tirty. hsl thirty" %. 0-3 GO;
Miss George Bsahford bat M'ss Susie rl,cn, half
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FOR THE PROTECTION OF FORESTS.


A BILL TO PREVENT THE DESTRUCTION W
TIMBER BY FIRE.
Washington, Sept. 10 (speciaD.-The important OH
for the protection OF trees and other CROWNS on TIC
nubc domain from destruction by FIRE was IN course
Of consideration by the senate today and seemed likely
10 he passed. but technical objection was maze 10
mart of the phraseology Of the measure. and 1t went
over Temporarily. Senator Paddock. OF NeDraskA' WIN
takes great interest in it, said this evening ths' nc cA
meets TO lie able 10 have the bill put through po 'o
senate and the House before the close OF THIS SESSION.
This bill is intended to prevent tho destrucuoh o'
fire of forest timber and other growthS Dy MAKING '"o
malicious negligence or careless handing OF h'e' vi
the public domain a msdemeanor punishable uhoer
the United states laws 1t properly extends its pro-
visions TO fires kndled the prarics or suffered 70
mass from private lands the public domain through
negligence.
The necessity for this legislation Is shown IN urgent
recommendations made In tho message OF thc fr'e''
dent and In communications from tho secretary OF 'c
Interior The proposed legislation Is OF partcuisrN
urgent character because the season Is at mana "he
tro,t arcs ara most numerous ard destructive. and
Senator Paddock says II Is OF the highest importance
that the Government should he empowered " pr
vent and punish offences OF this nature anu t.a. a
detergent measure of the character suggested ehou
he enacted into law in order TO prevent "ah'o" " w
~ In tho meantime the Senate Committee on Agri,
culture and Forestry is making an cXenocn Gu,s n'
10 what additional legislation is needed lot ,ne pr
crvation OF the Nations timber land rom oehuuu'''h
BY acts OF marauders.
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4 the Treasury to pay Treasury notes for 1t and not

Of the Treasury to pay Treasury notes for 1t and not
checks.
Mr.. Sherman said that, while he had no objection
10 tho resolution, that which had been done had been
done in strict execution OF the law. The Secretary
of the Treasury had no right TO pay for silver
bullion IN anything but Treasury notes. Those Treas
ury notes had been issued In large denominations
There had been only short time to prepare
for the execution of the law, and SUI
sufhccnt amount OF Treasury notes OF small oeh"h'
nations could not be prepared. Those large notes.
necessarily. did enter into the general circuia
ton Of the country. He (Mr sherman doubted the
policy Of paying years interest on bonds IN al,
Vance. The financial was a manufacturer
scare. 1t had been gotten up by brokers' by bulls
tise4 their trade on the exchanges OF Ncw.lorN:
There was, he admitted, great demand lot money
for moving the cotton ard grain cr,ps a ana
perhaps To pay for increased quantity OF iorc.n
goods imported in order to ey.ds higher due' mhacr
the new Tariff law, Merchants had to use vuiR"r
oppression "oitten OF more than they coaa chew
and wore now shining" around TO borrow money.
An these things Mr. sherman said would settle them.
selves in little while. There was no real serious
financial disturbance in the country II was con.
fined to the city OF New-York. lie thought thae
things should be let 90 on as they we're ana tiaS
the Secretary Of the Treasury should be permitted
to use his discretion. . Whit, .,.,o,
wa agreed to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

thirty" e-c, s-5. Fina-Mlss Basnloa o'''
Sktt O., 40, 8-3. 0-l ,.... 90
Mems sInqies-Ernest Ge:tv beat Lor'nzo o.e -
a.. wallace tiuilford "thlrty." beat a. u
H.,cham o.. 80 60. Flnas-Etnest ietty oe'' WI
lace tuilford, GO. 1-5. 6-3. -. -,
Mems doubies-Ernest Getty and w. GhlllOu oc"S w
,,.t.r and " W. Jack. on beat s. Reed and W. Ms
No, % o. Finsls-A. {. Ketcham and A. v W.
I.,on bcot f. Getty md W. Grilford, So G-i.
Mixed doutles-A. c. Kctcham and Miss +. SPEAR o..'
w. Gulford and Miss f. skitt, Cd % rne'' s,,
Noro,n 1-G Co. 6-3: II. WarnH and Miss w. laS"'
49, Mt T. undcrhll and Miss T. Craven. 0-3. C-S'
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TIE CABINET CRISIS IN PORTUGAL.
PROBABLE COMPOSITION OF THE NEXT MI:

PROBABLE COMPOSITION OF THE NEXT MINIS
TEY-DIs0RDER IN LISBON.
Lisbon. Sept. 1s.-The COr'es adjourned to-day after
Senior Serpa Pmental had announced the resgra
ton OF the Cabinet The King has summoned to Lisbon
oil the Councillors OF state
The disorders here have been quclled.
Cabinet will probably be formed. as follows
President Of the Council and Minister Of War; senior
Chry sos:Omo Minister OF the Interior Senior Caea1
Rlbeiro; Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Senior FerraO
Minister Of Finance senior Martno Minister OF
Justice, Senior CarvalhO: Minister nf Public Works.
Senior Ennis Minister Of Marine senior Neves; Min
lister Of Education, senior EOcaGc.
Paris, sept. ia report was current here today
that serious sighting had occurred in Lisbon between
the police and mObs who intent upon creating
disorder anu that the Government has proclaimed
state Of siege In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE SENATE.

WASHINGTON Sept. 1--Mr. Voorhees, introduced "A
bill 20 retire the circulation Of the National banks. "
s,ue legal tender notes n lieu thereof and to reduce
the interest bearing debt Referred u tue Committee
OH Finance.
The resolution offered yesterday By MI FUND u
recom,nit the bankruptcy bill to the Judiciary Com
mitce with Instructions " amend 1t =" a, TO provide
for voluntary bankruptcy only. was taken up ana
at The suggestion Of Mr. lioar went over until TO-
morrow.
The Vice. PRO, idcnt announced his having signed
the River and llarl0r bill
The calendar was then taken up for an hour ind
the following bills, among others, were passed
senate bill to extend the jurisdiction OF the III
prcmc Court Of the United States a, the same !, DC
fined in section 700 Of the Revised Statutes. Ia IN
clude the judgments and DEGREES OF the highest courts
OF the Cherokee. Greek. Seminole. ChocAw anu
Chckasaw tribes Of Indians. respectively.
senate bill TO provide for the inspection OF I'VE
cattle hogs, and the carcas,rs and products thereof
which are the subjects Of interstate commerce.
Mr. Voorhees, introduced a bill, which wa, referred
TO the Library Committee. appropriatnc 100000 for
statue TO Robert Dale owen I'm the grounds OF the
Smithsonian Institution, Mr. Owen having introduced
and secured the enactment OF the law to establish the
Institution having been the chairman OF t> first board
of regents, and having devoted many years oi ha He
NJ us organization and success.
Mr. NnndcrsOu Offered resolutions expressing the
profound Of he senate AT The death ~ the att
REPRESENTATIVE Laird Of Nebraska. on August Il. l-s0
and addressed the senate IN culOgv OF the dead man
whom he spoke Of friend Of many years com
radc in great cause and colleague in Official duties
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PENSIONS FOR ARMY NURSES.

Washington sept. IS (spcciaD.-An additional p'eco
OF pension legislation Of some general interest," was
passed by the senate this afternoon For some "me
an effort has been made include army nurses IN the
list OF those to he benefited by the pension laws ana
bills to rccompense them for the hardshp they s"Herea
during the war. ny stated annult'es from INC leasu.
have bccn introduced on various occasions The
Senate today voted TO allow pensions. not exceeding
Al. a MONTH to nurses who served six months or m"ro
in tho field or in hospitals such pension t" besn iom
the date Of application after the passage OF the law
This inclusion OF non-combaant class In tho ranks
of those entitled to draw pensions Is jushed oy tho
Senate Committee on Pensions by the peculiarly trying
.na IN many cascs heroic character Of the services
rendered by army nurses. many or most OF whom OF
course were women. II Is not at all certain however
that for tho relief OF these nurses. who are
not strictly subjects for such legislation. can pass tile
House At this or the next session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
rr,pS TINT N,y ERrEGER IS DROWNED.

N,x K,u.c.r :, coal Merchant dong business at Ma
D, ur,,dv,v ad ,.y.n. with his family az Glen cove
+ ( IA. ben mi--in, Monday. h" vent OH
for a ,ow in hi that day. and ala not f'tu'h
Mr. kIugrr cam this country from '"ihahy' ""e'
-, hi. ,.l>c, live 4 number Of year, ago. aud nn'i
49,, ,, ,,,J -, Va 90 Park.ayr lIn - thirty.
,n 1,or. Old nv" feet min" inches IN height Win oar.
,.r full darn b,a and mu-ta'he AMI blue eyes lis
"a. cr,.s d in ha.A aud white striped trousers SSJ
,,.t wnlte flannel shr. and GAIN oNe!e"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
ARrILLERYNEy HAVE A PICNIC.

The NTH annual picnic and sunmernights fe's'ai o.
the 1t Battery Fist Brigade WAS hid at Lion farh'
,n .hundi I'd and ighth.>t and Counbn>af" yosrtdos
,,no, and evening Capta.n Ioui, Wende and all the
r.r, OF the battery present ad th" guests in'ina'
,.me..n,ati,es u Harlem lad pnl'nt Schu't"i
earns III. Veteran Zo'a,r-, Manhattan Schueten Blnd,
A. s William. Post. ~ A L., ana IN" lith i'eP'H''''
ve,.,,n. In Ia. hovlg CONTEST in &C afternoon ri1"'
v.r, won bv JuS Seh.r Jos" IN Ilol. Victor JA2c and
,uyr.t Iorve Dancing WAS the chief ieatuie ot ue
highly successful asal..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
>-rw D>rtRO\D COMPANY FORMED

Philadelphia. sept. Is NJ % ihcct"e a' 'No ~
syly,u, Railroad Office here to-day. Inc fH'>p"'I'
,ir,i,,,,i Chicago and II. Loni, Railway Company
, t,ru,I hy merger and consolidation OF the fl't>
burg Cincinnati and II. Louis RaiiSay company u'
,h,.,eo It Loui, and ITttburg Railroad Company inc
IeGcr>nnvlc, Madison ard Indianapolis Railroad ON
napy and the Cincinnati and Richmond Railroad ON
n,ny The lines heretofore operated by tho'' COM
pauc> Will and after october l. l-So' be "Pe'a''
by 10 new organization.
Tn" following officers were elecfed "c"'Ec ~
p,icrts .,.dcnt. Philadelphia: J. " Mccullough
nr,, vl,c.pI,-idcnt. PITT ,burg. James N'CTa
sccond vice president, Pltteburg Ihoms, ~
M".>l"r third vice president and controller i'so"rH
J ,lu r. Davidson treasurer Pitt-hurg = b.. L'sHet'
,,,arv ihad.lphia. Joseph wood. general manager
rui,hurg r. il. rs, lor general SUPERINTENDENT o,
ir..u >p"r'at"n. Pitt-hpII: John r Miller geierai
uprlint.ldrilt, Columbus. ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
THF WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL. sp. NJ. FRIDAY.

FORECAST TILL. p. N. FRIDAY.
Wash ng,ou sept. ls.--tor Nc~Encland nv -
49,
Tor Eastern New York. Eastern pennsylvania Ne"'
Jersey prl,wa:r Mary and Virginia fsir and "sue
-xrrlt II. Int oithrrn New YORK \atiAoe "'"''
/. corning -outhra.terly. rain saturday.
For the arolinas. Georgia. Florida and Alabama tA'
warner. -,
For Arkansas. Missouri. Tennessee" and k"n'ueH' ~
For M--i,>pp Louisiana and TrNas local rsins m'''
colder IN Northern TrNa> ~,
tm w tern New.Yorh and Western PennNns..
rs,nr m:th ram preceded by fair rain and COOLEY ss
uiday. .,,,
To. West Virginia Ohio Indiana and Illinois MN
cooir..
lnr Michigan. rain cooler. ..., n.n
Mnnr~otI and Wisconsin,. rain In the souCAe" ~
III" IL" tlrth rol.rr.
FOR tn Dakota, rain. partly as snow cooiel'
lor Ncbri-aa. light ialn cooler.
For Kansas. decidedly cooll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
A BOARD OF HONOR SETTLING DIFFEREScEs

Atlanta Ga. Sept. 1-.In the heat OF the senatorial
canvass II was feared that personal enmity was likely
to arise and become permanent through rumors crcu'
lated by friends OF Gordon and Colonel Lv-
ing,t0n At the solicitation Of these gentlemeh
board OF honor took up the matter ana after nearing
from both sides brought about honorable
,cIrmpnt of much OF personal, leaving the
political phases untouched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
RoSrOy pCBLIc !SrHOOL COKXISSToX

pos,on Sent i ,special).-The Common Council n,
night passed an order requesting the Mayor to aprons
the presidents OF Harvard and Amherst Colleges OF tho
Institute of Technology Of tho Board OF Trustees OK tho
Boston Public Library and Of Boston college, 70 %s
As 2 committee with authority TO examine INTO inc
nethod/ Of instruction in IN" plbic sclWois oI Dp>i
and 10 recommend such changes AZ in taer luoement
will tend to improve and benefit them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
sur xI1Iln nEE,rIF REtOEE HER CHILDREN

LIZZIE Sch,ti,g.t. a MARRIED woman. t"'h'S'"'c S'A"
a., ,,,,,, iu Nr,.kl,n commit, d suicide Just broN
, ,..,c.d,v ny ,u,, NJ hrr throat with razor. I'M
vo an al cen sun. IA. ron Insomnia f"r "on'n
,o-. yr,t, rday her two Lite children ih''
r d pom IN the house A. "" I'll Shl1inAia''
and IA their pr,- drew IN" razor edge ae0~
-, ,h,,t coroner Lindsay will hold an inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
BALTIMORE BELT LINES FIRST MoRTG\"E

E,rimor" sept. II l-p~ciall-rhs Bcit Railroad
onpsny today Issued H. first mortgage I" IN" Ner
camille Trust and Deposit Company covering an Issue
Il 81 oo, 600 In bonds of 81 900 each pay abl" ~ g"!i
and l,arlu- per 'rnt Interest a,ahr >cm''hh"'lN
rh mort .rr covers the entire lire ~ the road lie
n,ulmnr, and ohio Railroad company. III we" Oi ~
.r,r,,, FOR tho u>r of the Belt lines. ind"i>r, the
bond. md as1rc, 10 make MP all deficiency III ~" mel
earning, Of the line. The br road. althMeh con
,u ted a. separate Institution. l. part ~ the .,ii
NOR. and ohio " ,tcm and l. hcinc Constructed -
,,,v +, give that road a clos. elton between
II, ph ,adslphia division i,d iDain Inc.
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so,r that Representatve Grain Of Texas. had no DIM
Guilty in getting out and believing that he Wa oonS
nude the victim Of unjust treatment. Mr; "" ram,%
for him and receiving second refusal. forced ~
open with his knee. As soon Is ne nan Lansae,T I
ne business which called him out he returned ana
took his seat again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
CONSIDERING: INrERC UANnE OF TRAFFIC

Th-rctwas conference Yesterday AZ the once OF ''
rruuA Line Commission between u. !. HAYDEN 'har
man of . Trunk Line Committee. and commissioners"
l,n,h,rt ~. tie cntr,l Traffic A,>oriaon Taithoril.
~ the Northwestern FRI "a: A>>"cla ~. t:h MICKEY
Of the southwestern A-,0rlat.ol. II was one "t ''e
pcrdn, mc"tin;, held h, The commissioners 10 CON
drr matters ai,r, i.ic tnr intr"' 'an5' 81 uah' n
queen tn, different a,>b Idiini>. III "!"rr " N'''"
MONT, ~ d- putc Ntair.j involving friction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
BAIRD PLEADS NOT GrILrY.

Andrew y. Baird appeared IN The lie" A''h". ROM
u, m ,!yu Yesterday to answer c"mpsint iodsea
..,,us, HIN nv Alfred H. Collins Mr.. COLLINS charges
Tia; M I,a I'd ,trucA the fa'c az the meeting
h thirteenth Ward I, publican Association on lusds!
u,-h, Mr. H. I'd pirad rot guilty tn tbs eh''e" ''
va. raroci for trial Nv" weeks hence oe'o'' iO'''
.ucttlng.
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NATIONAL TRAH>roRTArIoN COMMITTEE

4 =
Chicago sept. I, (>Vecal.-Secrtarv Sth" VI 'h'
cmcayo roard Of Trade. to-day issued official call
for the organization meeting Of the National Trahs
por,aton Committee In the words OF MI Stone. " The
new .,soc!at"n Will have Juidct on over every ar'
between any -hippcr and any carrier The inlu't"e
10 one viii be- the concern OK AL Inc "rR'i'Aauo"
meeting will bc held In Chicago on september 10
Thar, will he representative, from the commercial en-
b,r-.. ~ Buffalo II. Louis. bo-ton. salt lhne
Duluth rin,luuati Detroit Milwaukee Peoria. io5Eo
indi,uapol. Dubuque. Louisville. Kansas Ivy aun
Trv ,rIan. The Whole thing ha' been an o'itgro" Ia
,L the bill %. ladIns trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
uEITH OF II. E LEXIN

". T.. Irwi.. assistant superintendent Of che Long
Island Railroad and formerly superintendent Of the Mox.
eau Central Railroad died last night IN Long island CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

vtcss1a Hstsa
Shaw, Broadway and 27A.st. Entirely new In ~
ppoiaSneak American aad Europ>Ap plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

upon any member who is In the hall during cSn ana
faIIs to vote upon the pending proposition ihc nho
is 10 be deducted from the members salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

CON0NESS AND TIE DEAIH UF bNNFONpIH'
Washington, Sept. 11.-The House Committee on
Foreign Affair. to-day directed favorable report Oh
modification Of Representative McCrcary's resolution
calling on the President for all official Information
Respecting the killing Of General farrundia on BOARD
the American steamer Acapulco By the authorltes Oh
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

RIpese TrSJnO ever boeI!. IT, .,.
Tho acsst ysns sys, irs y" ana
~ ~ jsrsey clatrai. Hssdinl and D; 4 O. Al thc
,ssats'ss mr. Tx :.a% ss ans somps.%sn
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TO FINE MEMBERS PRESENT hit NOT VOTING.
Washington. sept. 49, Mr.. Walker Of Mnssa"hn'ei''
today rcintrOduccd IN the House the resolution pre-
sentcd BY him last week proposing 10 amend the rules
TO require second to motions to recess. adjourn.
postpone lie on the table also for the disposition o'
tho pending question before the proceedings under
call aIe dispensed with In addition 10 these provisions
his new resolution propOscs 10 Impose fhc Of 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
AMENDMENTS TO LABOR BILLS.

Washington, sept 1o.. senator Blair chairman OF
tho Committee on Education and Labor to-day gave
n hearing to Mcssrs. oyster and sbultcis. represent
Ing the Organized labor interests Of tho District of
Columbia They urged the adoption Of an amendment
TO tho Eight Hour bill by which no cmpoyc Of the
Government or Of u Government contractor shall be
permitted to labor than eight hours day They
also asked that the AntiLen Contract Labor bill hc
amended so a. TO mako the bringing by master OF
vessel OF contract labolcrs TO this country prIna
focie evidence Of his guilt. At present the lack of
spowledre on the part Of tho vessel master Of the
presence Of contract abOrcrs his ship excuses him
frOm tho operation II the penalty OF the las.
Tho two amendments. senator Blair says, VIII be
reported to the Senate.