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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
Az rnrrOR CHARGED WITH SWINDLING.

Charles G. Hcaine editor OF weekly P""l'"''o"
porcas WAS arrested yesterday and placed III inc io"o
lie I, charged by Henry Barth OF No. vi W'S' N'".S
nInth.st and Henry Michels of Jersey Guy "''i"' Wv"
former clc4xs In the Office OF tho magazine WIN
II 1. altered that Edward J. Blake OF no l'' '''o'
:, hc,u,. mariner for sl5O Henry Barth for $500 ana
Henry Micie., for $500. Mrs Christine H. 'ro'n'i VI
Arncfon f. bought part Of the stock IL i "i's'u
for - 600 None OF these have had any suo''n'" re-
turns foy their investment Wheh h', '"''
,. Y, +, a,lsc.d would draw his check upon the
IRVING National Bank for the amount asked i"'''
checks were not honored
Icarnc was at one time manager OF the ad''r''nR u
partmrnt Of one Of the morning papers lie o"'S LOT All
hi, type and paper and fixtures james = '''',V' rP
foundry served papers upon Hearnc 70 r''oN'' ~ VP'
etc upon which $500 remains unpaid.
The prisoner was held yesterday for examination !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
LLycOLY rNLvERyITY cOKMENcENENr.

Lincoln University Chester County, Penn. April y
Tho commencement exercises ~ Ia" theological o. ia '
II Lincoln University VIII De- held tomorrow a. D. N
IN. .aamiqiti Of the cla,-e, wa- finished to-day.
tro,raunlc for tomorrow ncud', music hy th' r''s
Inn ~ II , d. and adlr .,c, hy The eight graduate At
. D. ~. Charles l.. Jefferson. ~ Missouri. who d'N'i'
the ,aledctofy addrc.- will also discuss "othoio>F
The other speaker, are. william Chow oi Na'lan inc
Bible In Public schools" Charles H. Du-'no'if' y"
North Carolina, 'Wha, We Seed .' James l.. smith, Of
NewJer-cv ..Value ~ Hebrew Literaturc;' f'yon Il
Irvine. - Virginia. "E'n Tendencies " the II""'
Coyd,n H. Ucsams 81 Georgia. 1.-The E\c'll'n'" Of
Hebrew Literature" Thomas T. Wonach. oi Nl-'"i'
..rnrucnc., Of Christianity 80 and lr-by Gibson ffin-
c,,l.u Train. leave the broad Street station fhad'l
uhla for thi, place forty mile, distant. Al 90 ana liz
a. ~. train also leave, Union station, Baltimore a.
& so a. ~ Returning trains start for Philadelphia al
) y. H.. and for BatnloH' at .. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April Fl (>pccaD.-Hutchinso at tho
outset today saS considerable seller Of Nav and
June wheat. becoming a buyer later wien the price
appeared 10 Ice going little top fast The surpris-
ing incident. far "a, the pit operations were cons
ccrncd was the purchase by 1. Lonis Of good
sized line of July wheat. When Inc official visible
supply statement was made public. and the decrease
FOR the week was shown 10 be l.G3i.OOO bushels. tho
hest prices of the day made. July, which had
opened at - IL. got a high a. - T. The close
was at May and June were erIatic. the former
opening - II. selling low = 3. and clos
ing at - - June kept most of the day nj little
discount under May. closing at - Is. Corn was
active and higher during the day. being Influenced
chiefly 10y the decrease in the visible supply Ok
100000 bushels. May corn opened at - -. sold
between 81 Il and 33 loq 80 If, and closed AZ
81 IS. Jul, kept at about cent premium opening
at 80 IS and closing 33 I. May oats opened at
~ = sold between - and ~ - and closed
al ~ IS. july opened AT ~. sold between 20 -
and "A IS. and closed AZ ~ ! ~o - J., DIVISIONS
we're dull and lower. There were 2-'po hp-s aJ mo
yards and prices there were 81 10 cents lower. Az
ih, close provisions showed decln" Of lOHlo cents
from saturday. May ribs closing al - -. jay az
- 80 Pork was weak and giraffe. July Opened
at Si2 75 touched Tl3 II. and closed an FL 80:
Lard kept within a range OF Il cents Juy openeo
at G52 ID touched go. and closed at 6i' IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
DISCUSSING THE NEGRO Problem
THE CONGREGATIONAL CLUB LISTENS T. oPIN.
IONS on THE QUESTION.

The Congregational cub held an interesting meet
Ing last evening AT Clark's what Shall he Done
with tho Negro WAS discussed hy the Rev. Dr. y =.
Dunning o. Boston. and the Rev. Dr. J. {. Price,
president Of Livingston College. salisbury y g. u
was Or. Dunnngs opinion that the ercat',t need OF
tho negroes IA south for Tie present. a. least was
better homes Tho majority ~ them lived in ~lh'r
that vas appalling II their material condition "'tr
once bctt.rcd the race problem would a--nmc a
different a-p.ci He thought also that the negro 10
the south did no, need higher education 50 much rs he
did elementary education. The 80 called universities
were not needed 90 much as gopd technical schools
Dr. Price himself A colorcd man. took a hop'fuI
view Of the problem IN his country despite t'o
difficulties which the negro had 10 night IN the SOUTH
one Il the ir-t necessities 70 solve II was I" give to
negroes the rights Of citizenship. II Wa folly I"
siak 81 cA pa'rstiug them. IL was folly - tmuk "i
dcportlng them. The south the nogl"'- natural
home his feet too firmly planted 900 rs SOIL ="
hc dccoy I'd away. The white men Of the >oi'u, too
would oppose his deportation. Time, patience ana
education would solve the difcutc,. The r-ht ihnS
va. To- follow the War with the spelling book ana ,e
lnblr.
Interesting remarks also made 'v GENERAL
Howard and General Linton Il. Fisk. Among Those
present were Or. Wa.lburn. II Con st1niln"plc. DI
NcrIilr t. Gates OF Rutgers college, d. W. VI l"N TOT
and Or. Bradford, Of Noni'lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

Flint e. Co. received the following dispatch from Samuel
y. Hale & Co.. Buenos Ayres. Argentine Republic, yes
terlay afternoon
.Zovla Minister of the Interior; Vrburu Minister OF
Finance Acorta Minister OF Agriculture Leyae, Min-
lister OF War Saenz Pena, Minister OF Foreign Ahars
Gold o56 National Bank shares, lfs"
NJ Hint said I'm regard to the election This IS the1
first correct list OF members Of the new cabinet IL
reach us all others coniecures The financial
news in the cable shows that the disturbance on ths
Bosa in Buenos Ayres few weeks ago was ohiy mo-
mentary and that complete confidence Is e: In the neN
ministry The new Minister OF Foreign Affairs Is tina
delegate from the Argentine Republic 10 the International
American Conference at Washington. lie leaves New
York on May g. in company with his colleague De
Qnlntana. for Buenos Ayres, by way OF Eufo.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
A CONTRACTOR ARRESTED.

William Booth granite contractor OF Ncw-haVen'
Conn., arrested yesterday at the office oil MS hrm
Booth Brothers No. go Banst, and arragned III Jeer-
son Market Court to charge OF assauie pre-
,or-ed acalnst him bv Marie warwick OF No. POI West
Thrty-eghth-st John Booth the other member OF mo
firm the habit Of spending great deal OF MS
time and money her company. Ills brother objected
10 this, April the woman's nat Win
three men, forced door and, after search, found
John hiding on frc-cscape the front OF the house,
one OF the men, II is alleged. policeman's uni
form and threatened put MI Booth under arrest X
he did not leave the house The that Will
lam Booth caught by the and dragged her around
ROOM shaking her teriiicay. The prisoner valves
examination and raNe 500 BAH for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The visible supply statement yesterday favorable
beyond all bulsh expectations. There was decrease
Of .G7 bu~hel, to 2i5l3.272 bushels In wheat. Of
26702 bushels l. 755.5O6 bushels in and Of
66~ no bushels to 3,-3O'i2f bushels in oats
The bear, in wheat refused u accept the showing
If the visible with confidence and took advantage Oh
bull LIQUIDATION to pound price downward In il6 SPITE
bushels in the stocks in store there wa general
ton amounted to only 100000 bushels. but the
ctuaton, in values tended steadily downward MAY
cent lower at 9j 5-s cents June opened at % 81 re-
% = !, cents al the close a net loss of II cents.
July ranged from o. l-io92 cent, to 93 IS cents,
closing off >, cent AT D2 3, cents, ON the curo
prices 30 la 90 81 for May 90 oo for June ana
v2 IA cents for July and December.
Cash was extremely unsettled In sympathy with ne
options There export demand for nearly
$1,000 bushels: $4,000 bushels were sold to millers
and receivers took 800 coo bushels Of No Hard spring
There was scarcity Of spot offerings Of corn and
this with the unexpected decline in the visible supply.
900 bushels in the Stocks in store also encouraged the
buoyancy There We're sales Of nearly 100000 bush
els for export here and $4,000 bushels csewhc while
reports current of engagements of 100000 BUSH
sbogt . 900 900 bushels changing hands, but the
strength shown by the market was only moderate
April ended mp 81 at ~. and NAY AZ 20 - ana juno
In oats demand for account Of receivers was also
large 1913 900 bushels being reported a taken cash
lots were cent higher The shorts covered freely in
made Final figures showed gains Of for April 40
% and May at 81 81 and 3 cent for June at 30 Il
cents.
In lard 800 crces were bought by exporters the
onions however closed "a points lower follows:
April and Nav - ~. June. - 20. INV. 80 90,
August. - 81 september. -: october. =. Oh
The receipts Of grain and flour reported ye,terday at
New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston We're as
follows Wheat. 90 ii3 bushels corn. 2ioo9 bushels.
oats. 3oi:0 bushels. total grain 81. s2l bushels
-four il.lf7 packages. At Chicago. Nwaukee ana
St Ionis the arrivals were Wheat. 'l.olo bushels
corn. 592.3t5 bushels; oats I'D. bu,,cN' to'ai
grain 96i Gi7 bushels: flour. 2-.710 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
PENSION DECISIONS REVERSED.

Washington, april "l.-Assistant secretary Bus ey
today in the pension claim Of tho widow of Robert
Cook late OF Company G. lst Wisconsin Cavalry, over
ruled the former adverse action Of the Commissioner
of Pensions and directed that the claimants name be
placed Oh the pension rolls. The claim was originally
rejected on the ground that there been failure TO
establish OF death" The Assistant secretary
finds that the soldier sckcncd and died at the end OF
twenty eight Years Of continuous Army service and
while it does not distinctly appear from the record
what was the technical nomenclature to which belonged
the disease from winch he died, has doubt that
that disease contracted BY reason of hi, military
service The widow viii receive pension from
October TO- lo"4
The Assistant secretary has also rendered iayQrablc
u,,ov ia,e of the dth New York Heavy Artillery
Volunteers. The claim was rejected upon the ground
that the soldiers death from mania wa, not
due "a his military service" The Assistant rotary
Gnds 10 the contrary and directs that pension issue
10 claimant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
rop,;JyG 4 LIOrOR. DEALERS SIGNtTTRE.

Jane Farrell alias Haywood of Providence ana James
Crogan a Baltimore "crook.' were arrested i''rn'" "n
-u.us, II having swi ndled hquordcnlrr at 40 IL"
W., Fo,y--Nth,t If ZOO by means forgery. About
we,, ago two m,n entered Hoffman, place. ana h'huhS
HIM .l5 asked hp, 70 give them check for H. a. they
wished 20 -,nd !, " mail Hoffman gave 'h" ms '"''N
and they returned n,Agout an hour ana cav "," va,
check saving that they had changed their minds ma
would send the money,
Two day. LATIN Ionmau learned through inc cashier "'
the Columbia Bauk that his signature had been '"'H'u Z"
two CHEEKS for $3.50 each lie recalled the circumstance
Of the check and reported to Inspector h'fh'S
,,,r hin, , d..crrfion OF the men. F9yc and Cf"ean
were arraigncd in Jefferson Market Court S''''' "''
Hoffman WAS unable Identity them. they "er'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

SUIT AGAINST PLrMNEHS CRAFTY PARTNER
Jeremiah T. Murphy the receiver - tho firm OF John
+ RUNNER & Coz begun suit IN On. supreme court
against Emma and william = Darling % i'co''r p'o'r,
, ,,~ NJ. fourth.,t. and Kinc,brdge Road
,.l-u. ~ t,s,ntv-two city lots alleged to have b'fi
loucht hy Darling with money which he unawiuHy took
frorn IN. iiiu Of John f. Piummer Co. The complaint
was n,d Ia tho County Clerks ONCE YESTERDAY anu NJ
hs, document tho allegations made that Darling TOOK
40 600 of the firms money. and invested IL IN the
uoterty IN question. and h'n transferred the property
~ hi- wife wlthou, valuable consideration
This wa, done The complaint sets FORTH whiie ,ne
firm owed considerable money and consequently this ACTON
s, the CREDITOR, ont ~ ma. much money. The suit
hro,eh, to recover the property and for an injunction
restraining those hasin. control Of tie property from dis-
nio ~ IT, until the final decision In rle present sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
TO STOP THE HrDsoN COUNTY INQUIRY.
DEMOCRATS IN THE NEwJERsEY HOUSE RE
FUSE TO CONCUR WITH THE SENATE
IN A RECESS.

Trenton. April 81 (spccian.-Mr. Jackson. In the
House to day. offered the following:
ResOlvcd-Thc senate concurring-that the re-
spective branches Of the Legislature have severally
leave to take a recess until o'clock on Monday
evening. May II, next
Mr.. Jackson said he introduced the resolution IN
order to allow the senate time to investigate the
Hudson County frauds Mr. Marsh opposed the reso
luton. lie said that the House was anxious to finish
It's business and go home. but on two occasions the
senate had refused to concur In resolutions fixing
the date for final adjournment. Tie resolution was
lost. the Democrats voting in the negative. Mr.
Voorhees, then moved that the vote by which the
resolution was lost be rcconsdcrcd He sad tat the
members Of the House were ready 10 go home. but
the senate would not consent To final Adjournment
There was no use trying to coerce the senate t"
final adjournment There no use trying to
coerce the senate into su-pending the Hudson cleo
ton frauds investigation, for the Senate Committee
going to probe the frauds to the bottom. even II
IL took all summer. No threats on the
part of the House to weary the senate
would stop the investigation. which thus far has
disclosed facts 10 make the Democrats Of III" House
blush with shame. His resolution simply tested 'hc
carnc-ncss of the Democrat, to adjonn for good.
The Republicans did not want 10 70 home until
the investigation BY the senate is discontinued Nr.
voorhees, was discussing the frauds recently brought to
light in Hudson County, when he was called 10 order
oh let him 90 ahead with his stump speech"
speaker IIcppcnhcimcr exclaimed
Yes" rctortcd Nj. VOORHEES,. Il am but following
tho precedent established by the Speaker when he was
Mr, Marsh aid that he surprised at the An an,
they would not agree even to recess. when the
House wanted them to adjourn sine die lie ,ad that
the Investigating Committee merely >ttin, for
tho purpose Of making political capital for IN" Rcpnb
lcans. Tie fiat has gone forth that senator Nc
Donald was Ia be unseatcd and II the committee
senator thew might a" well DO it now The motion
NJ hpp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
.rcg.roLoGIsrs VIEW ROMAN RUINS.

The announcement that Professor Arthur H. 'ro."'"s
ham IT, wa. TO lecture under the auspices 81 "'
Archaeological Institute OF America. at ,ou"ol'
attracted large audience to the co'i'H' r,,
49,. Iro,,,,n,h,m,. subject was "Among the old
chic. and Moua-teres near Iorne' The l''t"i'r MUS
tr,ted his subject by many hn. nno;'''p'7' " -, ~
himself which he exhibited by means OF ""'''"' "
showed s.inc fine v'ws CT runs ana H'ii''' ,,,,
n, ma, ,oh,c stvI. Of architecture butt in the tw'f'h
and thirteenth centuries and also Of private Evenings
am ancient walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

q, ,nar-.n Coondoe OF Massachusetts, and General
n,er Donbledav United states Army ASroR-Capain
y T. phythian United States Navy ana Atto'n'y"
~ - N,chcner and state Auditor Bruce Carr, OF
,,,,,an, cINRFNDOS-G dc Weokherlin,, Minister
tor thc Netherlands at Washington FIFTH AvENuE
'' ~, ,,.r,or jo..nh X 1ooc. OF Montana; Allen w
,r,,,,n,n of ohio: Robert G. winthrop OF Massachu
,,. Professor George f.. Day. OF New-Haven j. NJ T.
,,aar,no Minister Ecuador at Washington Mutton
!, smith of Louisville. and Isaac H. MAYNARD OF
nI,.,v GIISlY-A. Blocker Banks ana John Boyd
A ip'''. -, Albany NEW.Y ORk-Captain r. w.
NJ. limited States Navy. Neutrality-suspicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF Artf '
Albany April 2L-In the First Division OF INC oou''
o, Apt.al, to-day the following cases were argued
In Che matter II appiicltion OF Hubert o. on
Commissioner. ct AT Henry -i''''' ~
u.llAff. hfi'l'd 81. <.,-yor, Gen.
"A, am can rb.ll respondent. at tho Ne"-A0'A N'"
trail Railroad tpiiA, app i.ah'. .,ons,nt art the
~,v.Nnrs t,lfri HarOlG Company, Appellant am Vol,
Henry G. shoemaker, rr-l"ht'f. a7' '"N
trtt,, Railroad Company app-ldit' ,,t,, NJ ytody,s
Ado pa ~|Iui~ H., ir'lrhu'H1' 49, N''7 "
81 al. appellants. go, , Andrews and an
othr. app lant> 1900, .o,h.r resnondents agt
SIMON .,,h.n.. e., al app'ilinis -, Tlour.on
ihc Bank Of Buffalo. apP'4ah' us'' Jun" '
e.. al. respond nt~ ,, ,,~ ,o,norroyv: Nos
s;1 tri - .'O3 33l 1873. Hiu ana so. - ,r~,,d .
f,. luud DN ion the following ''>.S v"
Wu,u ~. pho respondent. AIT inc '.N -. n'o'"''"'
ar,ll,nt Dismissed by consent without 'o'Vr, ,,,,t..
FfIu NJ n.rtt and another, rcslnu'h''' "70' "''''"
J Nhitn,N. appellant. $50. to,rv w Dl~on an
,.iI,,f DISMISSED under Rule FL. without COST ~
y /,rhi-, D.. appellant aIt. fiIdu'ti D. Noh
Nud,u and another. lssrold,nt-. ,.,. 1, c,.,v an,,
Inhn r. Luear re- pond,n ast James r. 'a''S' "Pl"'
liant. ,,., ,,,,d,nt act Syl,anus D. Free
man appellant =. .,,r,ov, IL ~ follows: Nos. SS4
In, dat calendar FOR to-moii"M, ~ ~ '0'''"' ' 49,
sol go nJi. 952, ?3J 3'' ana ''0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
TO PROMOTE FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH
MEXICO.

Washington, April 21.-Mr Nandcvcr, Of 'alfornh
appeared before the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs this morning 70 advocate the adoption 81 ms
Joint resolution requesting the President 10 open hc
gOtiatiOns with Mexico for the promotion oi com
mercial and friendly relations and for the aHJu~'me"'
Of boundaries lie described the unsettled state 81
affairs In the iona Lbrc pointed out The necessity i''
a speedy adjustment Of the boundary question: ana
referred TO the Increasing number Of Illegal entire, 81
Chinese across the border. All of these matci' n,Hh'
be satisfactorily settled by negotiations WIN inc h'N
lean Government through the medium Of comnl'-i'
to be appointed lay the President This comm I"'
could also ascertain and cOnSiruc the meaning 81 ~
istng treaties and make necessary provision Tor IL
forming them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
EvADING THE CONTRACT LABOR LAW.

Washington, April 21.-The Collector of Customs
at Burlington VT, reports to the Treasury Depart
sent back to Canada from Newport, w. for violating
the Alien Labor Contract law have returned to New
port and have been put to work by the same persons
by whom they formerly employed under contract
He adds that while the presumption is strong that
they came back to work under an implied contract IL
IS impossible to obtain positive proof lie says he
does not see what he do In the premises and the
Department has so far been unable to suggest
remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
LONDON WOOL SAILS.

ro,don Anril ol-At wool sales TODAY. sO6 bales
vere ntsrd: sclec far: market slow and Hat ape
~ Good Hone Natal. Victorian and NV south 1ief
,r" , competed for: South Australia and New I,aland
sold more readily. Mueh was withdraw ma u.ta.ss
inks and pieces gdcls I'D; greasy. .da 5,2d Go
locks and pieces - Id. New south Wales 800 o'.,
.,our,d 1ldal, ii do locks and pieces. d6 j. Od |:
gr.asy Ia IIiad do locks and pieces "a Queens:
lind 100 bale, secured. Is 3ddl> i2d do locks ana
pieces iOdq I'd South Australia! LOO 9ars scouFed
= Odd do lock, and pieces. 3tHSd. New Zealand 500
S,is: secured lOdQls I'D; do locks ana piece load
ia Uneasy S2ddls do locks and pieces. .@ai cape
~ Good HOPE and Natal, 2lO0 bales: sc"ur lVo@ls %:
rreasy. laalld do locks and pieces. o2a u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

Liverpool April 81, - p m.-Becf and pork in fair
Ic - ann A. az. Bacon Ia fair demand: Cumberland
cut about 2s 10 50 H. nnm at Bis Cheese In fair demand
aow Ia poor demand prime cIy u alN Al 80 Spirits
II trpentne In fair demand steady a. Bis Resin in poor
,ouulon dull Ilrd-SpOt and futures
,'r damand: prime western spot. April May and june
dnll AZ 3}s Wheat in poor d, nand Flour IN fair do
u,a Sorn Suo-rhc demand j. improving futures in
,o"r demand mixed western. spot and April. steady at
s. I'd Nav - adv s. lid June steady at 81 I'D.
Ios \: I1ndon-facinc Cot,t-Ihrre j. nothing Offering
Receipts Of for the past week from Atlantic ports
~ 400 otrs from other sources II 600 qtrs. Receipts
American corn for the past week, $1,000 qtls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
CUINAMEN IN TRANSIT.

Washington, April 2l.-sccretary Window to day
cont ia the Senate letter in response the Senate
resolution asking II since September -, 1885, any
chinese entering this country for transit Have failed
to depart In due course Of their transit to foreign
countries The secretary in reply states that no
cinnamon who have entered the country for transit
have failed to depart, and that far but small
,~mhcr not more than 100 Chinese persons. probably
I've ayacd themselves OF the privileges prescribed
in the regulation Of September. 1899 and that all VINO
I've entered this country at New orleans from the
Wa.t Indies have departed at san Francisco for china
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
PLANNING FOR COLUMBIA ATHLETICS.

The Advisory Committee Of the 'o''no" ' 49,,
letc Union held an executive session at the 'on's' ~
night T. J. Osulii,an representing the newly ior"'a
cricket club presented IT. claims to the commune ~
permission was granted the club 10 engage III 'o
a. a representative Columbia College o'N' ,,,.a,
ou,iook in the baseball field and In rowing wa, us'"
and It. wa, unanimously decided TO put io"'"''' ~
in the field mex: season special committee ""s ~
poned 10 arrange for standard prize TO be gwen III "
collere conte.ta.