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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
NEW rosTMAsrrRs OF TWO CLASSES.

Washington. April Tile President daf zen 10
the senate the following nomination, OF p" tna,irf-
Maine. Charles :. Ham. IOXcror. NcN llimp- hire
Samuel = Piper Manchester. John j.. cooper. NcN
rnrf Inhu Greenfield. Rochester. Mis,tchu-cl '-
i,orrc ~ Corey Souihbridgc. Minot V. lthcr, Nor
fnll,' Brr lanin l.. i'r'ld, Anr,bnrN: ~" l''k
f.rnr,.. w. PRATT. Corning. Frank +. lurh, Fonda 4,
N,,u C. t,aics. GOuvcrn"ur. 6corgc l.. Eastman,
p,t dam Sew jersey john ". Ncvhn. Min HE q.
1,.nr,.. A. Van Tucson, Moniclr. lcnn-l NaiAi 'inr
~ ,tiiir UAyclion. Frank f.. IIollar. ~hipprn-hurg
nathan Wilson. DOwuinpO"u. Ihoma. Lhllu-. Am-
llrr. tcnrc " -tcfson Camhridgcb"I' MILTON !.
,.r,,,,cr Eutzfowu. Norh tafullna- f''1i-" H..
-u,,th lIirknr, w. Lee Person. Rocky Noun. Ten.
rr..ra Iruina ". cote. Paris. Kentucky Thomas ".
iiarteruan Covlngon. Kcns"t !. Hampton. Win
che. Ter Missouri William ". Alcf. kirhwpld. Kan
a william, H. Mcclure lola. Indiana -Niird straw.
r,,"fn l~nlr f. Clar.. Erodhc,d Maiisw II.
raylor Fort Atkinson John +. kingston; Nccclah ,
th,rlr, ~ DnrAcc. Phillips. ohio Charlie squire.
ucaancc Nebraska Newton Il. Pcr,inecr. Central
NV vinncsota--Julius ID. Howard, Duluth Mon
irsn, Eugene r. Peal Ann Arhor. lowa-David ".
sr~i,nd Narcngc. IllnOl--~amucl \. /in-ci. Wash
irc,,r ADDISON ". McPhcrrr-, sullivan. california
"a rr Taylor, santa Paula. Washington Nil- +.
I,rsHn ,nnfc,anO william II. Mo,>man. th"hali-
Iirnrv VI ugIninrn. Ccntrhlip. George j.. lp"'iinr.
Sunhrnish Norh Nl1kota-CharlcS \. VI hcan,
waLnntnn wyoming Richard Butler. Laramie. In
dian territory Robert y. Mangnm, Purcell.
r,urth class posimasters to day appointed a.
follows:
pennsylvania-lI. +. Eikcnlnrg; GnitonvIllc
ID. Locke. Maiden .Nilic ~ vh D. iisil'' Mas
meth: William Mcmillan. Wohhili.
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OBITC l.
PROFESSOR RICHARD HENRY MATHER.

PROFESSOR RICHARD ltE>hl 'i.Hiii'.'e'
Amherst. Mass. April l7.-Rlchad Henry Msne!'
professor Of Greek in Amherst COLLEGE d'eo at nia'
night last night after many months Illness WIN lancer
~ ,ba bovels. Professor Nather was born IN bihs.
bam,on y " on February l.. loo, ana ieoe'e'
his n,ring for college at Binghamton AcaNeNS' hVp
kin, Academy. AT Hadley. and Wlllis'oh 'en'n','
No on.ercd Amherst as mcmbes Of the Glass o. ioo0'
hut left AZ the end of his junior year to tfa'e III i
RON, returning to graduate IN leo'' A"V"e ~
classmates was tie Rev. George ID. b. iopPV'' RI -,
idcnt Of Colby University After his graduation, !"
.,it nhilolo.v in Berlin for year, and IN loov no
,.,,,e instructor of Greek at Amherst In lool !"
,s made assistant professor. and three years ae1 "
took ,he professorship in Greek and German "o'1."s
i, uu,l ISIS when a separate pto''sp'' 'p -.
created for the German language anu "o
,r,,,..or If Greek and lecturer upon sculpture
Mace he actively filled up 10 about elS"' m"''' 49,
when the fatal disease began To MAKO i's" -,
Professor Mather wa rpc "reoA ''" '' I'll
.,,,t,l attention TO Greek art. and edited se'0'
,. 80 Crock classics, beside, publishing mSn us
-, s,ulrfrrc lie studied a Shoi. Il"ir AZ h ~ tls
rhcolo. lcal seminary. wa, A't"''i ~ MATED In
i,,,,r, Ea,t Association. ana olleil pi" her
h tt,.inftv being an eXcepuonalN ING t.,o in
H.. re.r.Ved the degree Of -. -. l"li bn VA
"a A.de from III, WORK 81 Ns ~ 'c',Ssfnl
,t,,,,. of The college and highly 1859 80
a. S'rin- f,ind, 10 meet its needs lie se tn Ia
amherst ,ic "' n>cen,,,'c one in Boston. lie edle1
G~s, text books which have pa>,cv, mn. mn. i-7al
editions. The principal one ar Elcrrr,S II >ophocles
H., 90 lron,rtlc, Bound Of AeschNlu'
lie also Issued an abstract OF ics'TSr in Aliens
So lie spent the winter OF L. n,o.as.s'sorShips
IN Connection Win the work u h' m sr'r We
prof.ssor Mathcr was twice hlar' u ny whom 10
%aS W., '. .%r.a The wiie oi tive Rev MlTa
Waikrr H. H. of Hartford, iIole ,,eo,nn Wass,
W,Hcr II Will.,ton Academy Ea,i Ha'p,'u, 10 va
& r,,car, Mlfler Of Boston. H. so'o"u Nu,,her
Ni.. Ellen A. NatS'r. dauSht'' ~ t ,,,nnr daugh.
~ of Clcvcand ONO. She and her lou'S 'a"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
,-orryG Oy THE OF EsTIOy OF REVISION.

Omaha Neb April 1.-THE Presbytery OF Omaha
tdav declared against the revision Of the Confession
Of Faith By vote Of % 10 ID.
Ruaalo ~ y, April 1.-THE Prcsbytcry of Buffalo,
n session at Fredonia Yesterday adopted report favor
ing some changes in the Confession OF falth but OBJ
nos;ng anv revision of the constitution which would
inar the integrity of the Reformed Callinstic sys
tenn IL recommends that there be anden ., TO-. ,i9
Thd Chapter a fuller statement OF COOS love Tor all
mankind and that the Tenth Chapter eectlOh s. be 80
rcvIsed as not 10 appear discriminate concerning IN
Dnlnth Mimi, April 1.-THE Duluth Irespynry
unanimously voted against the proposed revision vi
the Confession Of Faith. ,n ,rl p.o.,v
Wilmington. Dell April II (,pecall.-ihe rrespy'
terry of Newcastle which met at Colord NO.. yes'er
Say voted against the revision Of the confession OF
Esitb The matter had been referred 10 a special
committee last october. which presented malorl,y
and minority reports. The majority report Wa di-
Verse 10 revision and was adopted after IL O'Clock
last night by vote Of 81 TO ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE PROPOSED PENSION FORCE INCREASE.

Washington. April Il tspccian.-Ihc House rrsou-
lion authorizing the secretary OF the Interior To- add
thirty medical examiner, temporarily t. the force
Al work AT the Pension burcau was taken M in tho
senate th, afternoon but II, passage delayed for
the day By a tedious discussion which sprang up to
he supposed conflict between this measure and the
ptc,cnt civil service law. An effort was made the
Democratic side to show that the appointment of hlrty
examiner, for weeks term of service to meet
emergency at the Pension Office was "A fragrant out.
ra.e AGAINST the spirit Of civil Service reform. and IL
wa. urged that the Commissioner of Pensions should
be forced to depend upon the workings of the civil
service Commission for supply Of examiners to meet
This NE. sing demand. However immediate the ncccs-
.ity for A large addition to the force. the opponents
of the lii pr lcrrcd have the work OF the Pension
lurean hammered to running the risk that the Sccrc
,ry Of the Interior might appoint some examiner who
,, An offensive plr;i,an." senator Faulkner wanted
the bill amended 10 take away the power of ap
rointmcht from the secretary altogether, simply pro-
,idinr for the increase Of the force by the regular
u,,tlnd TMi. voted and lost. bv - 10 Is
- than a quorum. however. Then senator llOar Of
f.rcd I'M amendment putting the appointment, 81 tho
, examiner, IN the hand, Of the President. subject
to such reu,tious he may prescribe. 1hi,
adoucd i'm Committee II the Whole BY large vote and
Without further action the senate adjourned senators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Dos Moines Iowa. April Il I>pe'ia)-A sensation mas
been created by The discovery that the only General Ha
oad l, pased hy the late LEGISLATURE wa> printed ana
r,s.cd with an omission from the original Dill ms
the law empowering railroads 70 ~ JOINT rates ana els
ring the commissioner, " compel them they reuse
In the third section Of the original bill II was po'cea
rhc rates established by the Bond OF Railroad Conm"
on.r, shall 20 into eject within ten days after The sah
are promulgated by said Board, and from ana a''s' ~
r,o the schedule OF such rates shall be- pina-aen e'
o,eo in a the cos of this that the rates therein
fixed are reasonable. inst masinium rates esc M,
when the bill back the state printer all OF W
ast ten words omitted The o"l-Sloh Wa -
,ea and nnally IL was passed. aud the governor signed
&, y,t,b th. omission undi~ .ONord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
ASKING FOR CHANGES IL THE THRIFT BILL.

Washington. April IL senator 'ull'm today pre-
-cntad petition -igncd hy many citizen, # Onto,
Indiana. Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin, Nin','ft. Ni'"
iean Colorado Missouri Arhan-a,, Kansas. N"fth ara
south Dakot, and Washington, praying that sugar.
lumber. salt and binding twine and the material
,1rilng into 10. be- admitted free Of tAnn dHr-. ana
th,,, a cat Of NJ least % per cent b" made on all
,oollcn cotton aud linen fabrics. senator Iurp"
rc-citcd the protest OF hardware dealers II LAFAYETTE"
ind against increasing the duty ON hr''h loading
Gun, aud cutlery. senator Plumb pr -rntd TIE i'-'li
,o, ~ TIC Newton Kan. BoaN Of Trade pr0''7 lns
against abe imposition ~ any dutf off of'. cont f
lead ported rom Mexico. ard lafofine ne n't'nA
ton II a reciprocity treaty with that country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.

Washington April 17.-In the Senate To-Day DIS
making appropriations for public buildings were 'a"'
from the calendar and passed as follows
' ,.n Noes s1o5 900 blouse bin; Mansfield, Ohio.
o,dl33 n"o senate Bib Tuscaloosa Ala, T40OOO
Ionse bin Hot springs reservation add t t"ns
c3U o ooo tto,se BILL: Kansas CITY, Kan. s2OooOC
Senate bib Also House bill for the appoin,neni,
tee,n ,,ronent nj John {. Fremont MalorTcneral
" After tie reading of the Journal IN the lousc, Mr.
@ ,or and n Inst tribute Of the respect TO the
memory Of the dstlng4l,hed mam whose funeral TOOK
pa,o nntinyn to this effect was Immediately adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

DEBATING THE REVENUE MARINE TRANsFER
Washington, April Il (>pccal).-lIaving finally dis
noscd Of the Mona1ia case, the senate took up day
one or two pieces Of legislation OF minor importance
with which 10 finish ont the week. The first was the
Hill to transfer the Revenue Marine service 10 the
Navy Departmental measure which senator Gray, Of
Delaware now has In charge. II Was dcbat ii dur
ing the morning hour but no vote was reached
senator sherman strongly opposed the transfer, aud
said that no Secretary Of the Treasury could get along
with the management Of this important branch of the
Customs service i'm tho hands Of another tihihct Of
nccr lie argued also that the chang would he di7
tasteful tO the Navy. and would lead t. und '-iablc
confu. ion as 10 the functions Of the Naval service
There will further debate the measure toluogEow
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
rrov uosroN TO SIOUX CITY By LAKE AND
RAIL.

CHICAGO April 1.-THE Western rate situation seem
incl. grow, worse with each days developments. \
,f l,,ton 10 was learned ills afternoon, la been
,,i for the transportation N through freight between
,,c .,a,,,-i and the Missouri RNcr by way ~ Duluth
tat IN all portability will prevent restoration 81 rates
,., o, chicago during The season ~ LAX" navigation
nv fiji. coordination Lake and rail line has boon o-iah.
-h,d from Boston 70 sioux city composed "i the fth'
, and thc West Shore road, 10 lnnlo. tho "" the' n
,, llno to Duluth and the Sioux city and Nofth'rn
., si.,> llt, 49, agreement the rates " this line VIII
M ,,,l whenever they met by any other line, each
,, four companies standing IT. share ~ the reduction
= scheme President nm. of tho Great
xorh.n who controls the line from Buffalo to tho
Missouri River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

reading Penn April L Special Parties interested
T., ,n denomination Of the South Penn Railroad had a
her, today. The capital was fixed a go 600 600
Tho following officers wei' elected President GEORGE T.
,,a. ~ Reading; directors. Francis Lynde Stetson,
,,,. = E,ncs Charlie, MacNclgh OF Sew York and
,,.- y Mohr Jefferson Snyder and Frank c. smni.
d, r.dinc The other director, will be elected ut "a
,,,, 10 be held shortly. IL Is understood that tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
WILSON BARRETT PRESENTING NEW DRAMA

Philadelphia April II (speciaD.-Beforc large
audience at the Park Theatre tonight Wilson Barrett
gave the first performance Of new drama OF Ensi-h
society, by Addison Bright ana Jerome n. Jerome
entitled What Woman VIII Do" The play. Which
s strong and original has tnrcc acts and prologue.
and shifts from Australia. where the murder which
forms the basis of the plot is committed. TO England
1,nc murderer is played by Mr. Barrett and the part
affords him opportunities which were admirably en-
1"nd Miss Ea,tIskc'S dclineatOn Of the heroine
Us effective aud sympathetic. and the play wa re-.
ceyed with cordial applause. Ir barrett beng called
20 The curtain for speech at the close oi the per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE r.. AND o. BUILDING ITS Own ENGINES.

THE b. AND o. BUILDING ITS Own ENElNfs
baltimore. April l. ,>pccall-kc'cw large AZ
diiion, 10 the force Of employees OF the Mount 'iare
hops II the Baltimore and ohio Railroad IN TINS city
,,,' Increased IN. total number to more than 5000
mon and that part OF the city, which for a"hlle
looked dosolatc has resumed it, wonted prosperous
,pprlrancc. Eleven locomotives are building, ana
many Old engines undergoing repairs. year ago
IN. conpany was alout 10 close the shop, entirely
r, rive ont AZ contract All IL, locomofN" and car
,,,ri hu, rs policy has been changed. the o'h'ia'
t,iinr mat II l. more advantageous "a keep liz own
ln. IN operation. No more ,arw heel, or box cars
arc manufactured by the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

,....,l.-,.l, \ = Aprll l. lSvecla' .-V'V'EV -
~, ,..,,o r.iacn.s on the Hyde PARK F'"1' ~.
in Washington ,n, morning Of aPopieNy lie ,,s 4.
mi, c,,y and va, twice married lis ,''"nD so,,uns
sister OF Fred May Mr. Bech WAS s'n'''" ,.eoa A
.i,t. hearted and charitable. lie was s'a''" I'm.
49,, ,..r,r ,.,,,,.. u thi, city. lie wa, -.
% ~ ,n hudson River lee Yacht ''no o"" 80
~ The fa, ice Yacht Reindeer and also o""e, Oh y,b,
some steam Yacht and member OF the Ne"A~
club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
wonK WI rnE ~ AMEEIcAN coNrrNENcE.

Na~lhngfou April 1.-THE report OF tl,c Committee
ON Arbitration Wa finally disposed of IS the Pan
American Conference mi, afternoon although II 10 not
certain that the dccclic, from the Argentine Re.
public viU IGN it, The reports Of the Committee on
International Law which there three. Of
them -igucd by a majority 81 the members. and the
supplementary report Of the Committee General
Welfare are yet 10 bee con idcr,d Ml arrangements
have been completed for the departure, AT II p M.
FRIDAY night Of the delegates their southern tour.
provided the Conference shall adjourn prior To that
lime. Upon the return trip II /, purporrd to have
The wiyr- and daughters OF the delegate meet them
the Natural Bridge, and from mat point the entire
PARTY viii Journey together to Luray, thence 10
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
FOR rrorrvlvc LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARD.

Washington. April 17.--ciatYr QUAY has introduced
a bill directing the secretary 81 tAe Navy to reopen
loa,ic I.iard Nayy Yaii. Philadelphia. y prlmii"
+, flc bill ic,c, That. in pui-ulucc g. the require
ncnt. 81 thc Appropriation bill ~ August %, ---. iAe
secretary If tie Navy i-,ucd order 81 in- Lcn~ir
Island Nnvy Yard a. a construction '4rd. that since
then there Ia. been expended more Than s-ooVoV
FOR the purpo,c 81 placing League Island 10 ''ndi'''"
f. a., construction work AID That crNd0ck. T. cost
500 600 j. now being -irr,i"d. which cannot r
made available for until the law shall reopen the
ward ~ A constitution ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
NEED NOT PAY TIE TAX OF s74t 900.

IIarri,burg, Penn, April l7-An opinion in favor
OF the defendant handed dowa today in the casa
Of the Commonwealth against the Lchigh Valley
Railroad Company, appeal from rescttement for
tax on capital stOcH. ihc States claim for
S774,OOO. being the tax from lr1J u l,o1, inclusive.
rhc court hold, that the defendant Is lot required
10 pay tax upon that proportion Of II, stock repro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
<nrKyowS To SIR JOSEPH uICKsON.

Montreal April l1.->.r Joseph lllch'on, general
manager II the Grand Trunk Railway states that he
lnoy. nothing about any agreement being entered into
ht,v..n IN, Grand Iinh and Northern Pacific roads
fr the construction OF railroads I'm Manitoba and the
X,r,hwe,t nor Is he aware That the Hrard Trunk /,
making cement to construct any railways ID
tLa part Of the Dominion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
NEWTON roMEn Draws TIE rIvEYEAE TERN

-INNTNN II w IN UItNN0 TT. n Y I.N In VI
Washington. April l. ,Speriau.- The newly seated
Montana senator. Mcs,r-. sanders aud Power drew
lots n day. ip accordance with resolution offered
hv the Committee Privilege, and Elections. 30 de-.
iermiuc which should ont the three year term
and which the nv.. Nr. Power was the lucky drawer
( tl. five year ballot. and hs scat will not become
vacant until March /. l-y,. Mr. sanders, term viii
g.. pilr March (. i-u3. The tro Montana senators
,,I. had their d--h, moved over t. the Republican
dc and the, YIN ic near ueishor, in th' future Of
senator PIERCE oi Nprih DAKOTA, and senators Moody
and IrtiIcrcW. Of south Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
TuEL.N. A. AND c. IL TWO DIVISIONS.

Chicago April 1.-The Louisville, New-Ahany ano
Chicago road will hereafter be divided into two divisions.
The nr., division will include the line from Chicago 70
INDIANAPOLIS and from Michigan city to Lafayette. The
second division will include the line from Lafayette 70
Louisville together with the Bedford and Bloomfield and
Ir nch Icks spring, branches. !. b. Stafford has been
,rponted superintendent 0, the first division with Offices
AZ INDIANAPOLIS j. G. Loomis has been appointed super.
ntondent OK the second division wiki Offices at Lousyss
KY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
rop TIE SALE OF BROOKLYN LANDS.

Washington. April 17.-Mr. Wallace. Of New-fork
today rcpo.tcd from the Committee on Naval Ahaiis
with amendments the bill he recently introduced pro
,dr for the sale Of Navy Yard and Naval Hospital
lands i'm BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

T'lI' FNNF OF INI7TNI' TIT VI ~ TT T-'-F-'
Washington. April l7.-~ccrciary Window hai con
sultaton with Captain shepard 'hci Of Tie i''''Hn'
Marine Division. this afternoon. IN regard Z" i' '-'
- CAPTAIN ". A. licay. q the Revenue Marine wa"
va. acquitted recently u charge - cruelty ana
drunkenness Tie result II n DAY, co' .ul'ainn "",
the appr.yal 81 TIE findings ~ the Commission. aNd
The ,'loptor ~ the recommendation inr Oh" lfYhNl
lion n trcins up %, 70 uioan- ~ punishment l o."
Revenue Marine service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

II. Il. Hollins. Il director Of the Fort Worth and
Rio GIandc Railroad denied yesterday the THAI
the property had been sold to JAY Gould. The road
Is not for SALE he said. 10 Mr. Gould anyone
else II has been completed for ninety three miles
and the construction of about seventy mile, more il
being pushed. There is not the slightest basis foP
the story that We have sold, or wish to SELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
nnxns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, April 1.-THE bond offers to-day ag-
qrcgatcd $4,000 a. follows:
peoi.tcred fours-slO 600. $4,000. at 132.
Rcalstorcd tour and one half $1,000, 100000,
$4,000. at io3 II.
All the offers were accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
GtiCura
ReSOlveIlt

A skin and blood purifier OF Incompatible purity ana
curative power. An acknowledged specific OF world.
wide celebrity. Entirely vegetable safe. innocent and
paatable. Effect, daily great Of skin, scalp
and blood humos than all other skin and blood remedlss
before the public. Sale than the combined sales
OF all other blood and skin remedies
Sold everywhere Price, 81. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
~ send for How to Cure Spring Humorsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

I'm the diagram a continuous line SLOWS .nlt,d states
fluctuations vcsterday AZ observed at the indicate
signal service station a, This city ih SIM building.
L,inpcrature noted at Pcrry's Pharmacy '"
Tribune Oncc. April Is, a. NJ The . m.
vailed Yesterday with light winds and a' " ,, average
ncr,ture ranged between - and 90 degrees, d,, nss
(53i,) being 3 higher than on the co''''
v,.r and q higher Wcdne sdaN al rrobably be feU
In and this city today th.re go, ~
or partly cloudy weather. growln& eoo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

burlington. Iowa. April l. l>pccial.-rhc Union
street Railway has been sold at referees sale TO
satisfy claims Of slg9.9l3 against The company. II
,,,, sold for $4,000 10 Eastern capitalists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
REPORT OF \ PURCHASE DENIED.

The report thai 7ie Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway had bought the control Of clc :lo Grancs
Western was denlcd yesterday by officers and friends
Of both companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
To- REGULATE PREDICTION ~ TIE ARMY.

Na.mn.f.n. hpril l7.-fuc bll introduced to-day
lv senator Mitchell 60 rgulai" promotion, provides
TINT hereafter promotion, 20 The heads oi all stan
l.pafi.,nt, Of the Nlmy -lal Doe made by ,'uortS d.
H., senior colonel shall become the br-alirr gen
,fai AZ the head Of the respective stan departments,
- nll vAfdu,lc, occurring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
cl.rr1un KAxsAs cIrY.prNvrR RAVES.

Kansa, CRY No April 1.-THE Burlington, santa 70
and Union Pacific have given the usual three days noes
Of reduction - Of the passenger rate from MS cy 70
Denver. 70 meet the made yesterday by the Rocx
Island and Missouri Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
nIHErrOR, RE ELECT TMEIR OFFICERs.

The board, Of directors Of the Ncw-ioFh cehtra
and the West shore Railroads met Yesterday and Or
ganzcd BY re erecting the former officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE WEATHER HETohi l.
rorrrAsr TILL 5 p. NJ. FRIDAY

FORECAST TILL =. NJ. fKiDAf' nr~
Washington April l7.-For Ne" 'r"S''""
coded rv fair cooler; northerly winds -. and
~, r..,.rn N.w.York. Eastern Pcnn>A a,s~S,omin
., roI isht ra.n, cooler, norihefly "ind''
variable. ,,u.,.od and Virginia rain; watw.
ror u.i,"sn '<.v-York Western PcnnsyNah'A'
Virginia and ohio. rain, cooler
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,ouN BARNETT.

London. April John ba'''''' ~, '., an rariA
orrra "rhe Mountain s,ph" and some popular 'o"S' ''
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Fast Train. 10 Washington.

complete schodule OF last tialns % I1.oIIdfU "a
Washington operated by the jersey Cehtrs with
p1llman parlor and seepng cars. Punctuai ss'V'ce'
station feet Of Lbery-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Cockrell Ioar and Plumb INDUCED in an eXtehden ue
hate on the Civil Service question, in which many
we're introduced but the connection OF
most NJ the talk with the bill under discussion was
more apparent than real
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HUM ()RS
THE ROAD NOT SOLD TO JAY GOULD.

general Office will be in Philadelphia. nessis. stess
and Bangs represented the Vanderbilt interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

WHAT THE PHRASE MEANS IN SOUTH CAKohINA
-BALLoT-Box sTUFHNG AND FALSE COUNT
INCA RECORD OF CRIME AND INFAMY
THINGS FOR FRIENDS OF BALLOT
prrnrM TO CONSIDER.
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INV rr,rcn.pIr TO THE TRIBUNE.

REFORM TO CONSIDER.