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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
r,vrr Ax6u>rBoR OPERATIONS

,,.,..,,,r Dec. l. ,-pc,Hi '"l"n'i ~ )"
,.,,.,, -, III, corp. - Engineers. h'' 'u''''.'' ~
., T., the War Department OF operations OF ','
,,. harhor vork uud'r hi supervision ""'"' '''
49,, month. and II pro!cc ed work daring p''
=, ,o, yor,, Iia9or the dredging 81 ""''"'' '''''
,,o main shin channel Will De- continued - n
..,o,o cubic ward, or! iuAh cs'm"''H ''''' -
- .o, 600 ,,ri, Two DIR de- 81" {" n' '' "i'''
- Tho re,urvcy Of lie upper hall 81 "'' manu-
49, ,.,-.l will Ice completed. NorA VIII De- 60"
,. o, Blood Rock ~ tyo dfedSc'. ana VI" '''
49,, ~ diamond Rect ~ dnllns ''". y NV"
,. ,ri, he mad, R.th L. G.. Packard "l ~" WIN
, ,,e cornwall If material from 'he' hel '''' '"'
a.,,,le ground opposite sunhrn Meadow -
,, q III. -. ton 81 CANAL Prism east "' h'"t'
80. FAD will bc continued. Ia' repairs ~ ''V
o.. NAN, viii be completed. and thc eA''''''"' ."
49,. ..c,,op NJ Canal Prism lying west "i N'e'', US
r.o ,ru Ia resumed IN Buiicrm4i] 'A''"A 90
c,il h. si,pcad,d until thr completion - ",
MN. r,y contract. \ r"-urvcy 9" Il' 7"''"
-. a.. r.,nf 81 uuuerm.l, Chanu"I viii be mVi' ~
,r,., Wheeler any further worI on th' 'h"H' moan
| ,...,ry In Gonauu, iay IL b. "Np''''d I" '''''
LIT, a., January T. the contract i"r dr7'i, ',''
/ Il,' 80. ~ material. lu TIA llnH,'u D. u, E,'
', ,'t.rr.d At the ioeart i~l.rd q, hc l''sn "y m
. 'f,,rt -. llilNl .r dy.". ~" -nN lI- ~, ,t
'" ,, ,.rb n, III, 0cll. = M Weather p''H!, w.,
'' ,,rty ,vlu continue mailing h''hs. "'u'N ~,
r.'- leland Ia -tuPric- llhTh'r' ~" 80. a.,
an l. uttered i.fp Win MiH'm i"'''' 49,
. ,.,r .'ruct nl II a pile dlh'
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,,.,r>.1, ol, THE SEW CRI ISERS.

~rr,n Dec II ,>pcciail-rhc p"Ii'N VI wac
Navy Department Is 10 strengthen IN" "r'""'' a.
~ ' or Thi, IA, been done In several 81 '"o
Nv" -, .h,,go bciuc IA the $500 ton cruiser
..,,,,er q whose battery now consists o' 'c"
, .,ur inch gum, The latter pieces III" "a
60 ca,,hre a type designed in TIA" ordnance "'"''"
+, - now proposed to increase - 'u'nS'" " ,"'
rr,men, of Cruisers :. :, o. 10 and II 10y ,"''tS
,n. u,,sed, Inch guns TO 5inch weapons WI" FmS'''
.,,, fine 6-inoh rifles from 3bcauhrc !" "'"p''
The 6inch guns Of 80 calibrc Wrr' q" ~ Them have
Nv, ,'. uurc1u aud forginEs for TWO y. ~. ,i., !.
h-.m ordered The rapid airing iolu'v' 1'"
med ammunition cartrl1yr a. h ,doptc,i for th,
lc,nm -, nm "rconnt of excessive weight me , "Ih
& Inn. no Information that TINS ''. :" ti ai,,,d
hrnE ,,g. win make the armament OF trnrIr1 a'
: ten ; inch rapid Grin8 gun, ana one isht i.tnrh
,a,dinr rife: OF Cruisers u, l" Va -
l"@odn ,ITrimg guns and two 6inoh rlhc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
cr-I-rrvG RATE, TO CARRY PYTIuANE.

Chicago. Dec. Eth" knights ot P\Ih.a' "l D''
t,, Ohi, VIII give dinner tomorrow nght ana ipod'
900 member, Of the order from this city propose to
,t,oud II. They are going in body and have been
..,,.,..- far .n.ri,I r,ic- The Mrnou. Bait
more and ONO ard the icuuy vana Ines made them Il
r,urd iiip rate Of - - hy the regular PASSENGER
trains, The Chicago and Atlantic. the recent a''iuiNl-
ton Of the Erie made rate Of - and agreed % EI'c
them SPECIAL train. This va, satisfactory 'D d
ron,lad Va, signed for The party AT that rate lH'
morning the MpnOu flashed - rate for the en- ~
marty o- any portion Of IT, and the Erie people bean
- hustle to retain the business. IT. representatives
az they hay, succeeded. II j. further ,i't"d by we
,,-o AID Enc people that their r~as"n iDr MAXIM ,
t 81. VA. that tl"y .,uuf that The Baltimore ana
ohio and Pennsylvania and ~" Mon"1 were an onor
,y a, r,te Tne Mouca people say that ihey VIII
carry Al least fifty 0f the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
RAILROAD INTEREST.
GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED.


ABSENCE or MR. BLACKSTONE FROM THE MEET
IyG OF PRESIDENTS NOT SIGNIFICANT
There K hut one opinion in Wall street a. to inc
Outcome OF the conference OF the western raiio'
ur..i,o,+ At the house Of J. Picrpont Morgan, on
Monday II is expected with confidence that AL aSrt|-
meni will be reached which viii furnish t'e Dhs'9 y"
a thorough reformation in the METHODS Vi "a''uH"s
connc,itive traffic Mr. Morgan did no' ret'rh from
Boston Yesterday but he will be at MS once ooay
The lit Of the railway presidents WHO VIII attend ue
conference NAV be said t. embrace every omccf west
Of thc Mississippi River. The conspicuous aO'ehNc
v.ir lao President Blackstone Of the Chicago ana Alton
IN rec,-d To fiji, Geclination George C. Migoua. OF
Kidaor pcohody & CO.. said: 1T has no significance.
Mr. Blackstone simply says that he canho' attend u'
,,oo,irc iut 7 believe that he Is in thorough accord
WIN any plan for obtaining a better maintenance Of
rates II i, impossible 10 give ont any statement Of
what scheme may be submitted 10 the meeting nut
I'm, fundamental principles have been printed III The
Tribune"
There is some expression OF regret among rilroan
Mt, that the Interstate Commerce law, by f0lbddlS
money pools, will act bar 70 the atlaIhHcHI Vi d
rIcrect plan for dividing business Ihcfc arr, "Dlec
lions TO the scheme OF divcrtlng actual trahc from
one line another strong ROAD ODJcct' u IoIu.
oiinncnts even tcmpolarily. from fear that 1t may
lose tie patronage permanently OF the shipper NHysc
good are dlvcit'd There l. no dOrDl aMonS lnc
lawyer, who have examined jay Gould, pin Tor ue
rou;ingr Of traffic according to an agreed percentage
tina. it avoids the pcnat"S of the fcieial INV po
hibtng pooling But the immense saving ~ Opci1t-
Iur g pcnsc, that can be effected by abol'hng the
competition Of freight solicitors woum IN i;'cli DC
great gain without respect 10 pooling possibilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
CovrPvnP,FLECT RGYD'S CITIZENSHIP

Cleveland Dee. ia dispatch from GAINESVILLE
Ohio. SAYS: "A curious complication has arisen IN
the case of Governor-clcct James T. Boyd, oi Ne
braska lie was in Ireland in 1854 ana came 10
this city witn his father, Joseph Boyd In lcio Inc
father filed notice Of his intention TO become cltl-
zen but did not take out his hnal papers uhtli No
vemler 1850 Tie son did not take out papers here,
ard II Is said that he has been naturalzed in
Nebraska. section 10. hcNlscu Nsa,n'SS W .Ie
United states provides that where the father becomes
naturaized, his sons under twenty one !savs ~ ase
ara uAralized In this case. the ather did not take
t his anni papers until long after his OF age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

Washington. Dec l2.-Aftcr the reading Of the Ionr-
nal the House went into Committee Of the Whole. Mr..
Allen ~ Michigan in the chair. on the private cacn-
dar. Almost the entire afternoon consumed In a
discussion of tlr merits Of bin for the relief II John
l.. Ehc, and Joseph H. Auder-On Of East Tcnncs zee.
The committee having arisen, "A recommendation 10
rccommit agreed to. and bills passed for the
relief Of Allarl and Crozcr. samuel Fcls, the legal
repre- cntativc~ OF Peter Lyle. Matilda Cook james \.
Gregory the c-at" Of +. VI. Murray and Warren Hall
The House then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
NAVAL OFFICERS UOynRED IN BRAZIL.

Wa. hingtOn, Dec. l3.-Icar Admiral Mccain, com
MAI ding the south Atlantic squadron has Informed
the Navy Department under date Of iio de Janeiro
Brazil November Il, OF the arrival Of the Pensacola
and Essex at that port November !, and that the
Brazilian Navy authorities had been extremely al
tcntiVc and courteous. ON November lie made an
official call on the Minister Of Marine and thanked
him for his offer Of services in making any repairs
required at the Marine Arsenal. Admiral :IcClnn
saws lie renewed his offer 10 make good any damage
done Riachuelo by the Fensacola when IN collision
on November D. Tie Minister declined tie Offer,
lemarking that the damage done was trlnne. The
Minister also expressed his qualification AZ tho
Adniiars de,erring his departure t. the Rio dc
Ia Plata Until after the election and Inauguration OF
the President Of BraIil, and the celebration On
November II Of the hr>t anniversary Of tie dcclara
bc regarded By the Government rs most friendly
aC.
Invitations were sent 81 the American officers for
al the ceremonies that occurred ola shore. and The
Admiral and twenty officers visited the President IS
palace during the celebration And a-si~ed 10 thc
throng MS at Rio thu authorities
10 dc everything in tier power {" imprc'5 the
! Americans with the cordial and Friendly feelings
entertained toward che Tinted states
| TO REVIVE THE GRADE or LEI T.-GENFRAL
Washington, Dec 1.-THE House Military MAR,
Committee to-day ordered favorable reports on a bill
to revive the grade Of Lieutenant general Of The Army
and bill to increase to seventy five the number OF
Army Officers whom the President may detail for duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
TRorBLE5 OF TIE THREE C'S.'

Charleston. :. C.. Dee. II t~peciaD.-In the United
states Circuit Court to-day. Judges Bond and Bryan
granted an Injunction restraining all SUITS against Inc
Three C'," Railroad and appointing samuel Lord. OF
this CITY, temporary receiver, with notice that motion
;or the appointment OF permanent receiver wond be
Al .led here on the first Tuesday In February next.
The complaint Is at the instance Of the Finance Com
pany and Barker Brothers d co., Of Philadelphia.
The order reces that. IT appearing that certain con
tractors have begun proceeding. IN the state Courts
OF Tennessee for the purpose Of selling portion of
the roadbcd in the state of Tennessee, ana the~O;
Remembering the road and greatly mpelring II, value
a, security 20 IT. bondholdcr, u j. therefor ordered
that the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago EailrOad
Company II, officers. agent, ETC., are restrained ana
cuoincd from transferring and delivering the possession
of the property Of said corporation. or any part oil le
same 10 anl one. ave and except 10 ~" lccclAr'
nrrcln appointed. samuel Lord. Of Charleston. III,
c,rnu,lnnnt- -ay there %1.ooO0oo 81 bonds anu
m no,',I a.noun of stock ont landing. Of which they
roure>cnf @;353 600. foreclosure Of the horiG ~
i. a,po,, for Tie road IA, 80 miles built and ninety
mile, more graded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
srPrrIyG MINERS CAUSE BL0oDsHED.

Cincinnati Dec. IA telegram from Monogh.
W Va. SAYS that the situation among the striking
miners is becoming more serious hourly. Late last
night desperate fight occurred in which Jasen Hall.
master workman Of the Miners Assembly was shot and
instantly killed Hall had gone with number Of strikers
to persuade party OF to leave their work. They
refused &, do ~ and the strikers assaulted them.
About thirty men were engaged In the fight. Hail
WINS shot through the heart by named jenkins.
who ESCAPED but hundreds Of miners looking for
him. He will be Nnched II caught. There IS no
PROSPECT Of 4 settlement of the troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
MAY WILLIAMS HELD FOR TRIAL.

May Williams. who wls arr II GA Thursday, clsfcef
with getting goods at Enrich Biot,r> representing h''t
To be, Mt, Mary NJ SHIELDS. oi SO 30 r~t FftN-> eNth'
t.. Wa, artagncd IN the Tomb, Police Count yesterday.
The principal witness AGAINST mr. was the hacknan roie,
Banr,d who took Mis-, " ili1m~ nor shopping TOM
Mis-, Nilan,s counsel stated TAT the prisoner "'''
make no defence and that when brought 10 rlal 'hs
woula Throw herself upon the mercy OF court she
Was held in ~ 900 bail for uldl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
~ r,vop OF THE ULSTER AND DELAWARE.

Albany. Dcc. II t~pecaIl.-An acuon mas p'c"
hc,n In The name Of tie people, TO anrul the cHait
,,c ,.I.,cr ,rd Delaware RaiIr, al company fIr it,
f,ilur. ~ ccnst~uc. and operate it. road D't"ee"
stamford and Creonta. distance oi twc"N SIX meS'
rbc defence ,et up That 1t had NJ authority VI
right - e. instruct the road between the points hsheu
, ala THAR the action wa, barred by the statute OF
Limitations. The HcneFNi l'I'" '''''
the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
SECOND DAYOFTNE ATHLETIC CIRNITAL.
EXCITING GAMES or FOOTBALL AND LACROSSE
oTJrrp SPORTS

TX ITfNG GNNTS OF F)OIBNLL NND bi- IO>sl
OTHER SPORTS.
Tic second n.irt Of tie athlete carnival al tho
Madison square Garden WI, decidedly more successful
than had been tie opening night. There were be-
tween 5000 and 1000 people present and tie hyelie's
Interest va, manifested throuchoaL
There were some tirc>ome delays early in The even
inr 7. v. Burn, acted a master OF ceremonies am
The spectators, thank, 10 h.- terrible lung power were
enabled 70 vitnc-, the sport and know VINO vcre
winning tho honOrS.
The football and lacrosse games were the features ol
the night The football game between Yale 81. ana
>tqge', springfield Christian Workers created The Wild
.,t enthusiasm. The game resulted IN F'toY i'r
thc Yale team By IL 10 10. The teams were a. I'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

rrdio,au,iis Dec. It'll" name ~ the IndlAh'po''
uc,,,,,r and Western RAILWAY ha' been c"a1'd Z" u
INDIANAPOLIS Decatur and Quincy. htn' 81 way i'N
been occurred for an cNtcns' u 90 t"' i"'u H"'" ,
-, , r,,~,.t,,cn. Tn, Decatur and Western ha'
,., .oo.,rid,i,d with the Indianapolis Decatur ana
o,,. u. INF, with connections Will. II Is claimed
S','' r,,,, line ,r,Vecu NcN lork and Denver Inc
Old Board of Director, VIII hAN' '"''T' VI '''0 "'"
,..tG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

BOSTON. pee. 12-Thc meeting Of the Nc~-fork ana
Sew England Railroad directors has been pos'p'n'u
until December -.
" p. Vaughan. director 81 inc He" '"'N nv.
x,r r,,.i,pd Railroad. positively denies the report
,,,, PRECEDENT Ea,twick IN, resigned his once or
M. fl.nught " doing ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
TO LIMIT THE FEE TO 81.

Washington, Dec. l2.-Ihc House Committee on
Invalid Pension, today agreed TO report favorably
bill amending the existing law 30 as to Limit to 81
the fee allowed an agent or attorney IN the prosecution
Of an application for increase OK pension account
Of increase OF disability. The maximum fee now
allowed by law for such service is SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
80. ,rpc ro THE POSTAL CONGRESS.

washington. Dec. I2.-Postma'ter-''e"cral VAIN
u,,cr today issued order appoI'''"e '"I' ',
Y NJ BROOKS the superintendent Of foreign man,
~ the po,tofce Department. and william '"''ci VI
Philadelphia, delegates to represent Tue nvcrc IN
Vienna Austria May 20, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IA the GIagIsn continuous Inc shows she otror 49,,
nurtuatons vest riay, - observed Al me iii'H 90"
signal service station al this city: The d3@h' inI
he trmpcraturc noted at pcrrys Pharma'y sun h'"'s
Tribune Oncc. Dee. 10. a. m-'ienealY iaf "''"'
preyaid Yesterday, with hsh no'tlwestcrlY ""d' @'
sham fll In temperature Between midnicht az" m.''
night the mercury dropped from II 70 - G'-t'' 10
davis average (2s7s) being l5A lower than Oh ul' corr
spyudins NV aud li lower tlnn on Ihu - Ia
In and this city TO-DAY theLe Mih ns,oiiyD -
generally fair weather. colder At lrst then slo"s ~
eT1tnA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
c,>.xor DISCRIMINATE ~ SWITCHING CARS

CASNOT DISCRIMINATE IN SWll' "t'' NN7
chicago. Dec T. .>prcia.-Inc Illinois FA'Iroau ana
w,rohou-, Commission ha, rendered d''i'oh II INV
complaint of ca" Union hr'""s N""p"',, ,,
a.. ,i..,,o burlington and quincy Railtoh Com
~ t,r refusal 70 switch The respondent claims
49,, - f., not doing a general switching business ana
cannot, be- held TO do tat service Inc 'oN''''' 'o'u'
t, h. r,.rondeat /, under legal obligation To switch
49, ,,. complainant because IL performs that service
o., o,h,r Of u, Peoria patrons IN the same u''N' ana
.orot discriminate against any Of them u 'pl'"fN
, tb, complainant had previously r"ile'd u pas ue'
rrroc, Oh two detained over time without uo'"ns'
-. 80. cr,.uon OF dcmurfaHc was stu In dispute me
IN not und rtikc To decide whether this de-
outrage charge is legally collcct2be. hut they mold That
- u PAYMENT cannot justify refusal TO switch cars oi
the CON y. tn9ntS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
iHE TIER REPORT


EOKLLAST TIL ) 7. VI. SAI MN
Washington De-. l2.-lo. Ne"'EasIdAa' EiS','" -
York Eastern PennsylNanis and New-JcIsey colder isn
weather; nolthHestery winds.
For Western New.YorA and Western Penhs'N4"'s
generally fair weather; clearing ncar the laA's 'o'ue'
cold weather; westerly wiuCs; warmer sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
rouRrn.cLAos posrSIAsrBRs APPOINTED.

Wa,hingto De-. 12.-Fomth-c lass postmnsters were
to-day appointed follows
Pennsylvanls- Mrs. NJ A. johnson, Drysaw Mil
j. r. Mitchell. Glad Run; J. v. Prick Yellow Creek.
New. York; VI. Davis FreetOun Corners; Mrs
L. l.. stewart, Wlston.
New Jersey-A. f. Peacock. Bce Plain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

The In trains eyer CONSTRUCTED ar in daily service
between loTf Phads phia, baltimore Washing
ton the jersey Central. reading. and IS. q. All
the Ncstbued heated nv steam lighted by gas
and provided wlth smoking compartments. Station foot
VI IADeTtyst."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

CHICAGO ELEVATED ROAD CHARTERED.
Chicago pee l. lNpcc,'.-fhr Secretary oil STATE u
Sringicld to-day issued license oil incorporation !" u''
INV, ,hi,nco Elevated Rliiroid Company. II Chicago
.,,, ,,,k T., ~ 600 900 and the ncOroratOrs are
/ e. Mcriick. II. schcr. john Dov'nbos, }. T. Jensen
H. Il Perez and Thomas Mooney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

Washington. Dec l2.-Acting secretary Nctlcton
la, sent T. tir House communication urging an in
crease by - 900 OF the permanent annual appro
priatiOu for the collection of custom, rcvcnuc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

FOR EXTENDING TIE BONDED PERIOD.
Washington. Dcc. Fin the House today Rep.
rc,entlt.vr Flower. OF New York Introduced for ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

yiatagr 1851 Speer's sociats Caret burgundy Por.
Grape aud other fine old products from Speegs Passac
vineyards, AZ - College Placx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

JUMPED FROM THE STEAMER PILGRIM.
Fail River Mass. Dee. 12.-An unknown man
Jumped from the Fan River steamer Pilgrim In the
vicinity oi Stratiord Light last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
EnR IMpEONING TIIE CONNFCrICI.r nIvER

Washington. Dec. 12.A report Transmitted 10 tho
House today by the secretary If War is 10 the effect
that the Connecticut River, from Long Island Sound
T. Hartford is worthy Of improvement at estimated
cost 0i $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

II j. Ncr Important IN TINS sse Of vast material prog
that rcl4r4N pleasing % the ,ae and the eye
easily taken aecepta 10 the stomach and healthy In 10,
and enects. Fo,e>sine tnesc qualities Syrup Of
Figs is the perfect laxative and mVs gese duIetc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

crcncc Joint resolution directing the secretary OF inc
treasury TO extend the bonded period for 5000 III
I'D I, custom houses from February until July J.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

.... o,. r,optDA ~ FAVOR 0F TIE Fill"
wa nlncton Dcc l9-Amonr the re-d , r '',',
mis- morning wa, committee 'i ''''1'L rn',nn, At
headed ,l.y BY John II. Na~n Collector ." , w,n
Pensacola WIN" 1rriuc Inc passage Of the Ee''.'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

lows:
y,lo Position -. ncaof
uart"e!l i..it ,nl .''''''.' $780,
H. .T,ln.,er ~ .Ts,- guard ............. C'roc,..
Lewis -....--..-.---- ,. ~ ,I,; >nita
A i Iei 1.c,!e .............McK ,
Wright leht ma i,'1
WA.iau., ...... l..f' l5.t.uac'. Ban
McClnlocH Ii.-ht ~ i,hac"
- i ilgll'o" ,;oGatt P,inc,ron - UMPIRE lay
Harris Primo ton, 50; ,cott la" 49, sp.inehc.- ~
The lacrosse match Wa, between the Manhattan
800, -,,,,, leland ,tbr.,. Club teams, The game WA
M" H'd''' ''''.,' -. .i..,. ,.l y-i-i 81,
played I'D wv" lIF"' III ."'.'.' ''-'" -,
minutes rest. y complete ii'f'>-r Tea" I''S 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
vrcu,yIc,, LIEN, AGAINST \ ROAD.

CHICAGO. pee ia dispatch from Si"uN IVY S''
More mechanics, liens were llcd yesterday against
,,, p,iuc short Line. IN all about 9'uooV i'll HcH'
have been filed DURING the last w" ddy''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
TO HAVE LONGER HOURS.
THE DAILY SESSIONS OF THE SENATE TO BE
HEIGHTENED.

COMPROMISE EFFECTED-THE DEBATE ON NE
ELECTION BILL AND MIR. DOIfH '
1rTloN-sEN tTOE BUTLER coRNEi'3''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Dac 31-Cha Frccman's Journal
Ia of the opinion that the outlook fer &
settlement Of the:m4tters 10 dispute among
the Irish esdsrs is hopeful, as tlis long
Interchange Of views which took place gee
serdsg at Blu!ogoe-sUT-mer must have
terd ID to evolve the basis ofan agreement.
Tbs Express to day States that Fir. Will
liam O'Briea, Or. P, intends to surrender
bimselE to the police easl7 in January 10
order to serve two terms of six months ial-
pr!soom.p5 to which be was sentenced CT
November 10, oa the charge Of having cen
spired to N luce tenants MT to pay rent.
PARIS. Doc. 81 The Steele claims tc
know that hostile discussion tocle place
yesterday ns the conference between Messrs.
Paraell and OB.isn 81 Bouiogne-. Mef.
Thi, discussion, lasted Until towards mid
night ana rendered reconciliation between
the :rleh leaders rao5t improbable.
BoULoeSE-sUR- MER, Dec. 3l,--M sssrs.
Parneli, Kenny, Scui!y eod Bfyns left this
city to-day on aheir return to Londcn.
Messrs O'Brian, Gill aud Redmond viii.
during the dsy, leave for Paris. No az
oouncemant has yet hoen made es to when
and where the next conference bsswssn
Mesns. Pa,nell and O'Bfien sill take place
HsMBUBG, Dec 31.-A Hamburg correspondent
states that Prince Bismarck intends shortly to
hand over his estates at VaIzin, schonhausen AID
Schonau, to his sons Herbert and William retain.
ing only Tor him elf the older portion of his pro
pcrty namely, F.iolrichsrade, snd including
c. chscu ypuld