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THE POPE'S CONDITION.

Much Anxiety Over 1t, and His Physi-
clan Prepared for the Worst
ROME, Dec. l7.-There is much anxiety at
the Vatican over the condition Of the pope,
who has been seriously affected by the ex-
treme cold weather. DR.. Ceccerelli. who is
in attendance on his holiness, is prepared
for the worst
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WAuPAcA, Wis.,, Special Telegram,
Lucy Hermanson, the twenty one year
old daughter of shoemaker in this city,
was accidentally shot to-day by a seven
year. old deaf and dumb brother while fool
ing with shotgun. Her right breast was
blown off and several shot entered her nose
and face. Her recovery Is doubtful.
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WASHINGTON, Specialize executive
committee OF the organization to promote
the celebration of the completion of the first
century of the American patent system met
tonight and adopted the drafts of circular
to inventors and manufacturers setting
forth the object of the celebration and the
grea. importance of having a congress Of
Invention in this city next Anril.
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or for the Battle Ground.

New YORK, Dec. T.-Biliy Murray Of
this city and Jimmie Kennard. the St. Paul
kid who are matched to fight to finish
with skin gloves for ST. 900 side, the largest
stake ever put up on men of their weight
ul0 pounds), lett this city for the battle
grounds to-day. The battle will take place
before davliphk
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buildings and Grain Burned.

PIPEsToNE, Special Telegram, -
Fire on the Percheron horse farm to-day
consumed the granary and 1900 bushels
of grain and the large boarding house. In
surance only on the buildings.
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For Duty In the Field.

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Dec. IT,
The secretary OF war has directed Assistant
Surgeon W. o. Owens, Jr., to report at once
to Col. Carr at Rapid City, s. D., for duty
with troops in the field.
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IwO STRIKES GIVES IN.
One of the Hostile Chiefs Coming in as
Fast as Possible.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY. s. D.. Dec. 1.-THE
troops did not start this morning as Two
Strike sent word that he was coming il as
fast as possible. The old warrior is now
camped at the Catholic mission ann will be
here by noon tomorrow. He has 1S0 LODGE
or about 92O Indians, principally old men,
women and children. The cavalry and ar
tillery are all ready to start at sunrise.
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A. 0. U. W Morris Lodge No. So. MAats
each Tuesday evening at their hall.
a. E. ANDERSON, NV
J. D. GILLESPIE, Rec.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

A'.F' g. A M Golden Sheaf Lodge
No 1873, meets lst & 3rd Saturday of each
month. F. A. HANCOCK, W. NJ.
W. W. GRIsWoLD, Sec.
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H. T. BEvANs, Adj.

G. A. R. G. A. J. Overton Post No. 99
meets l & Friday of each month. at D. N.
n. &. SPURR, Com.
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P. A. MCCARTHY,
Notary Public COnypyancer.

Abstrscter and Examiner of Titles. Spec
ial attention given to business before thG
United States Land office and Pension Blu.
rca9. Detective land titles remedied and
perfeoteL
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
MORRIS. MINNESOTA.
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Also Select knights meet at Same hall lsr
and 3rd Friday of each month
J. GILLESPIE, Com.
W. H. MILES, Rec,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ldge, HON C. l.. Brown, Norris
COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY OFFICERS.

5th District, A. P. Dye, Chairman, Morris
4th. &c. THORPE, Hancock
Srd. Milo CAMP, Morrls
2nd. " l.. H. PUsHoR,
list. o. N DoHLRN, g
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,- Bethel Command
cry No. 10, meets 2nd and 4th Monday of
each month. EdWlN J. JONES, L. c.
0. e. HANSON, Rec.
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MT LEBANON R A CHAPTER No At
m' cts 1 3 Wed ofeach month
W. C. BICKNELl, Sec DAVID KEMP, u. P.
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TIMOTHY MURPHY, R. S.

DIVISION NO. IA. Q. Fl. meets second
Wednesday OF each month at its hall.
S.A. FLAHERTY, Pres.
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1. Q. o. f. Crystal Lodge No132 meet ev-
cry Monday isht at it's hall.
A. c. THoRP, R. S. C.PHRLPs, N. G.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY

knights of Aurora, meets every 2nd and 4th,
Friday Of each month, at their hall.
A. L. STESGER, &c. PA. MCCARTHY, Rec
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
RARE DISPLAY or BEArrIFrL GOWNS

Ncv STYLES in ladies' spring garments were }c'''r'
dav shown at opening exhibition ~ tn" ss'" a'"'o
4 Vc,h>ler a Abraham. Brconlfn. Every novelty in
those thing, which Wofuan'> heart can desire appears
I'M the handsome and ,omplct" ,toch oi ne" spring
wear Nnch ihi, firm has provided for IT. customers
The first thing that strikes the eye on entering t'e
department whclc the -pilng styles III -"N"' ''c ~
po.rd i~ superb evening di,>> of gray ottoman eN'
uhr,idcrcd with purple vioct> the uudcr>hirt being
Of lavender crepe Another -ilhlnG dIc', Tor evening
wear for "A Noun-, woman l. one oi crepe dc hlh' EN-
hrpd,r,pl win green silk IN pattern, o exquisite dc
ign and i'm polka dots. y beautiful dr~> Tor gay "'i
j.. made Of camrl'- halr cloth. with Il lavender slk
ho,der the bn,rp vest brnS "f pa~>'nchi"f" "i Spd
and silver. An attractive garment j. shown "i hli'h
nrt embroidered with green polka dots with irnl-
nns of green satin, which j. c'nhrold'r'd nli'h
flow rr- "A dclcttc hic, fringe setting OIL the dlai"r'
Another j. of India ~ilN, WIN a pii,i 81 rN'F
cnirodrrv and i've nuunccr Of lavender SILK blth
Mnpaui>c lace forms the principal part "t du"thri
dos " An-, trimming is of -Vd rWbroii'iN ana -"'>
under the arm over hu~t. and down 10 ppIni ih
thr lower front of the basque. scores "i othcr gar
ncnt. original in design. substantial IN make up ANA
nI,n-inr In effect 20 make mp varied, complct'
and handsome line of women, gowns
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
GATuERED AEOI'T TIE TOWN.

The Hanson Place Baptist Church has called the
Rev Henry O. IlscoA Of Troy, y. y, to IN" pulpit
,acant since the Rev. John {. Allen resigned IL j.
expected that Mr. Iil,cOX will accept. DR.. Duncan
McGrrgOr who left the Methodist Church to become Il
BAPTIST, will I'LL the pulpit again Oh sunday
John ;. IIOeart has been appointed general super
intcndcnt OF masonry on the line Of the water cA-
tension. u salary of 1900 year. He was at one
time superintendent Of sewers.
Mrs. George EngS. the widow OF "a wholesale liquor
dealer who died In september, l-76 agreed to acccp,
fIO7 900 a. her Interest In the estate she la> learned
that her share should have been Sl5G,OOO. ana mas
applied TO the Surrogate 10 revoke the d''ree ""ue
which she accepted the smaller sum.
Deaths last week. :,2G: births 254 marriages, 14'
The Rev. J. Il. 1abcr has been called 10 the pulp,
Of the Invcrsali, Church Of Good Idng,, 10 succeed
the Rev Abram Conklin. vino has resigned 10 accept
ID call 10 East Saginaw. M6h.
Charlie, \. Fhrcnberg ha, begun suit to recover
1000 as damages for alleged libel from Frederic"
ilauck The alleged nbclouS imputation, appeared III
an article published over Ilauci's signature in the
BrOohlyn " Frcic PrSsc.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE AMERICAN BOlRD'S PROSPECTS.
. llnrilnrtl CnmraMl.

From The Hartford touianl
Another open letter from the honorcd president II
tho american Hoard Dr. X. =. Stort>, II Brooklyn.
unu.,re i'm thi, weeks independent. Though ad
dressed to the editor II i really IL the nature Of ~
eul.tlc general the Congregational chur,hc-. 1t
contains an acknowledgements. an announcement, an
exhOratOn aud prediction.
rhc acknowledgement /, lor The editors suggestion
81 doubled contributions all around tO the trashy
Of thr board, and for the letters written by clergy
men and laymcn in approval and advocacy of this
proposal
Ihs announcement j. that the Internal troubles Of
,l,. Itnnrd are a good a, The cNhurtd
lion l.. to a conquest of th" ~ccularHng spirit and
influence, of ;hr age 10y " more abundant >cryic' and
sacrifice" Thi, viii TO- the doctor say, what
nofhing else can do toward r Wing the temper of
the churches from the oppression of accumulailns
ri, he.. . VIII quicken every form of Christian Worh
AZ home and will renew the great revival, of the
past -
Or. Storrss prediction sand he says he is aS Ger
tain nf il as of ANYTHING human which the future
/, to show" thar before the end of the current year
the Board will have commissioned Il body of mis-
.lonarlcs never surpassed In previous year OF IT.
existence.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

ncnt Indebtedness Of the Union and Central Pacihc
Railroad companies. Upon motion of Mr.. Cooper a
resolution was adopted which binds the committee 10
report one bill covering both companies III us pro-
visions and subsequently another motion prevailed 10
take up AT the next meeting the bill reported by the
senate Committee. only member OF the cofnihit
tee was absent from the meeting. and the opposition
to the adoption of the Cooper resolution was cohfihea
to three members several propositions In the nature
of amendments or substitutes providing for p>t-
poncmcnt of the entire subject until the next session
of Congress, and the reporting Of separate Ds III
the case Of the Union Pacific and the Central Pacllc,
were rejected before the question put and carried
ON the Cooper resolution. As matter OF fact, tfe
lii reported By the senate Committee has not yet
reached the House Committee, but the latter commit
tee has already considered the Cultivate bill, which
IS similar 10 that part Of the senate committee Dui
which concern, the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
ana only the sections relating 10 the 'chNai fao'
remain 10 be disposed Of.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
Up N BUSY HiRLEM

CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.
In the match game Wednesday night between the
bowlers Of the Harlem Republican club and the Harlem
club the Harlem Club victorious by score OF
l.j70 70 l.3-7. go
Alexander Hamilton Post. no l-2. 6. \. H.. VIII
hold an anniversary cncampmcnt master ana campfire
,t Arthur Hall 80 33l LcnoX- ave. on THURSDAY
evening next At o'clock.
Professor Macdonald gives his second lecture Oh
.,pt A, Association Hall 20 uicht.
Ex-Governor Fl,z-llush Lee Of Virginia his a'
copied the invitation to be present aud speak at the
dinner Of the Harlem Democratic Club next wednesday
evening.
The bazar Of the Ncw-York Presbyterian 'hur'n
close, 10 night and the Dickens Bazar Of the LchoA
,ycnnc Union Church ends t. morrow night. bo'h Ell
,erprl-c, have been financially successful.
heretofore unoccuplcd hat- are fast being filled up
with tenants.
rh. E.puilican organ ifation of the N\lld Assem-
hly District held it, monthly meeting last nsht al Il'
h.adouarter> No. - Third ave The ne" member,
,.. .d AT the meeting la~t month signed the ron t'
.N.,uiiNr committee held -horts s>c>>i"l ana IN 'hc
ounu meeting only routine bu>ln'~N wa uall'h''u'
I'M. .ccnud presentation Of " Norma was ciJVi'u ~
1rl, audience al Ilammcr-i"in'> opera ll"u>' IA
nirlt Nine Lehman repeating her former Nr!' anu
i,s,u,tic -ucces, Tonight The Ilusrcn"t> VIII be
,,.,in riven with Herr ci,hWann ln the lcinih-
L1rlfonc part and morrow night the short season
viii come to an end with rrOvatoIe'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
XyL1RGrvG THE NEG POLO GROUNDS.
ErTuRN OF THE LOCAL LEAGUE BALL PLAYERS
EE " THE sorTn.

FI NJ THE SOiTh
The New Polo Grounds, where the Giants 50 hobly
,nu fl. championship Last year, are to be materially
increased in size The centre and left field fences last
.a-., were toe near the home plate either for good
hating ar clever fielding. Yesterday John u. Day,
the ur-ldent nf the New York League Club, completed
an ari-,uccmcnt with the Lynch estate by which the
cut, field fence will hc moved back about fifty feet
and th. nlgh cmbankmcnt cut away. The earth here
viii Lee u.ed to h In the low ground which last year
yn, flooded after heavy rain. The fence
in lcn field will also De moved back thirty
ar font, feet. Ihi, will ncccs>ltatc the moving
hack Of the FREQ seats In that part of the
nen. Men ars now at work improving the sewerage
of the grounds.
The New York players who have been In the south
with Manascr Mutrlc returned g. the city Yesterday
and will begin practice AT the grounds to-day. The
nt.t game of the season viii be PLAYED at the Polo
t,ronnd, to morrow the ,ont'sting nine, being the
Sew York League and the Jasper nine of Manhattan
College. m
leagues prospects,. owing to Int rnn dis-cv>i">. ar
no as bright they might be. The schedule arranged
shovs that each of the four clubs will play eight
gaines The season opening on May ~. The Na
tonal League ball adopted.
The second In door championship game Of the 18th
regiment ~ g. :. y. y. Baseball Association, be
tween companics \ aud Il. /, To bee held IN the
armory. Flatbu-h ave. and Hanson Place. Brooklyn.
10 morrow evening at : O'CLOCK. go
\ spccial meeting Of the Atlantic Association VIII
held at the fiith Avenue Hotel at O'Clock this
af
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
AN AGED PHYSICIAN IN DISGRACE.

ID
Dr. Theodore ;. Wilcox the aged superintendent
OF the Santariln Hospital and Dispcnsary' at NO.
IO3 Lawrcnccst convicted yesterday III the Court
Of oyer and Tcrminer before Judge Cullen OF ue-
fraudng the city out of $l,126 %. The evidence
showed that he maintained the hospital in his mousse
and reported the city various false statements e
garding the number of patients and the work done,
As TO secure a share in the excise fund. No defence
was put in and the defendants counsel sad nothing
in reply TO the scahng statements OF the DlstIi't
Attorney Testimony given to the erect that
when the report, showed thai there should have been
29 patients I'm the Institution for the year. the bu
ing only contained nine rooms, OF which seven Wcic
used by Dr. Wilcox and his family and boarder,
When ne reported forty births In year tho
records Of the health department showed only one.
Thc Jury rendered verdict of conviction after twenty
minutes in consultation. Dr. Wilcox is seventy three
vpn al
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO.DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF FNEw.YOHK...THUksDA MARCH ~ lSS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Richmond Hi (Br). Bennett London MAJ ~
with dse and passengers Henderson Bros Arrived at
own a@ With ndse and passenger. 70 Isu.y
~ with ndse passengers henderson Bros Arrived
steamer Bermuda II3r Fraser wndward Islands VIA 81
Crox Mar o. with mdse aud passengers outerbrdGe
steamer ur.ino (Br) Evans Jago Mar 2 to Perth Am
Steamer Caeouna (Br,. Mcdonald Cardenas Mar u; With
sugar to order; 10 cebaas Co Arrived At tho
steamer Sueces Galveston days via Key we'twita
mise and passengers TO G II Mallory q C",,, {" 49,. -,
chcnssis chi % @ clSds says via
steamer IL Edridge. Boston. with mdse 70 II
s,n Seo Il skolGed Dunnng Calcutta days mdss
to order vessel to vernon II Brown q Co.
snip stamboul (Br, Cam. Cape Town o4 days. In DaastS
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook. light. w cloudr. ~
City Island. wind light. W; cloniy
Arrived yesterday
steamer Boston city lBr; Doyle. Hamburg via Halifax
ws Steamer CITY o, augusta Fser savannahA days. wiz
ulise and passengers to Il l. Wake.
CLEARED
steamer Italia (Brl Craig Iiverp0o-Henderson Bros
steamer Benlel BrJ. Clark. Simpson spence q
steamer Russia GER. Reuter- Hamburg-RJ cortis
Chester Br. Tole Kotteriam.H stuikours @v1
Pclyde& Co ,..,,o. c,on,,.,o. sc1,. rw.rs
steamer Victoria (Nor). Aar.th Baracoa- Booth g. Co
(sr. Garvin Bermiida-A outerpfloss
steamer Louis Mount Jackson Vile FlaIwarren RAY
CITY Of Augusta Fishsr savannsh,R ws.cf
Steamer Benefactor. Ingram Wilmington. NC-"m Cyos
steamer city Of Atlanta Dole West Point Va-od Dominion
steamer Guvandottc Walker Norfolk aud Newport News-
Old Dominion $500 uyr.n
snp lnnrobin Br) Frasier, Perth Amboy q buf
steamer Sorrento for Hamburg Anerly. Lisbon Lyqise
London Nebraska. glasgow
no Adrondack Port Prince; Victoria. Baracoa; Cie
fuegos: OrupcO Bermuda
ship : Paul for san Francisco.
Bark Golden s!eaf for Matanzas
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Mar 2,-ssiled. steamer Adriatic tbrh
cameron. from Liverpool hence for New YORK
Arrived steamer Nevada tBrl tnshng from New'foB
a.; her ray to Liverpool ami proceeded -.
sot,rrIuproN Mar 2S-Arriyed. steamer Aller tSevh
,lsiofscrs from her TO Bremen ana Drs
crrdcf.
~aie steamer (Ger Hellmers. from Bremen hense
Ncw-NOrk
AxrwERp Star steamer Crown Of fArragonB'h
Forslsw. from Newfork
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

NJ Jones and j. W. Hland with the Loudon cup
Frank Behne and Thomas O'Connor, with the Austih
club j. O'Rourke, j. +. Rogers, Adam Kicier, Il; A.
Kelly G. II. Duvald. f. +. Spurney, W. Wilmington
A. ID. Kyner +. Elliott and p. l.. Nash with thc
jamestown club.
Toronto March 27.-The International League has
appointed the following umprcs for the coming season
Curry, Collins, Mclean and Martin
Fort Monroe, Va. March 27.-Philadclphia 80
ROsclands 0.
Chicago March pa dispatch from Columbus,
Ohio says: Treasurer Cohen, who Is active III the
management of the Columbus Association Club says
there is nothing the report that syracuse Rochester
and Toledo were going to be superseded In thc
association by other CLUBS, representing indianapolis.
Detroit and Baltimore - -,
Richmond va, March 27.-Riclmond, .; Balti-
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
x,vtx,rrn "a, THE PRESIDENT

Washington. March - The President day sent
T., ti.. -,rat. fhc following nominations
p,.,na.r.r, Maine Jo.rrh W. cary. ,arih2,i.
Vermont Fararl CLARK. Ponfnrv N"Nhdrr W
Dt,. White River Junction Jasper II. nr'rii N"rdh-
lid Sew York Eu,Sn ". 'l.rh. NaSin ! fill,.
81, l.r.., liza, T. Nichols. Eridgripn Howard \.
,ic,,...f llatd0ut,il I">a- inuh H. lhhcr Bowl"
Td.ar N johnson. Terrell Icnn"~>ec limsh ~ l ~ "
fnAn. F,,ct'~,.lc Hanai VI. f.ilman. >h'hVNiIl,'
kcufu,lN jame- " -ar',l. Frankfort hiiIr- y
i,,r.inn Lebanon Gcorea benjamin VI. Parcon>'
Il,wl.n-vIll. Wisconsin Dtn". :. N'mlh-i"h
Mansion. f,.nl -. Patrick MariYrt" Hiram l. .lrp'
i,.la,an ohio. Robert =. Dole. BRYAN. MOTIFS
luri,. Gallon. Nevada Edward +. EilIrv' flh".
Missouri John \ rnlrN. Whit" Plains Minnesota
Lame. 4 Cashorr Na-cca. benjamin !. Johh>"h'
V,rthn.,fn, George \. Whitney. Wadcnt. ktn>a,
lame oluuch ~ahctha william J. Henry Inns
icrr. john T. Mcknight. Iliavaila Indiana ''""rk'
f. Graf NrIsif-fnWu. Francis II. Dorau, M'hlS,n
CIV Illinois John VI Holt. Noln' Nhcri t.
~innc Ntrsl"-. california fd"in u. 7inl'1'
Pomona, Natn,n "a. Me-iy Fresno Colorado ul',,'
\ ,,.ftr,u. Colorado tiiN. Washington rank +.
Wllaf,,l..i poucroy. Ncw Mexico Mr.. Emma G.
Nohlr. Ration O., ,t...,o..,,,
Major Nn-on NILS 1oth cavalry. 10 be- li'uicnin,
colnD.i tih taNAlN captain steven 7. N"~rll' lo'h
,ral-, f., h. m, First Lieutenant Lew y INN,
ION cavalry 20 o." captain ~'cpni lcu''nint ": ~
sriih lUh cavalry. - br first lieutenant, fir't
| i.uf.,,uf Edward j. Vi tlrrnaud. I'd cavalry 10 n
captain. second Lieutenant ffh'l9 - lrN'" J'' ~
Cavalry, 10 be first Lieutenant
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

upon the Senate calendar, but an objection py sell
ator Cockrell caused it to be laid aside In the ord
nary of business the bill would not be reach
again within month hut the House having passed
bill almost identical in with that Of the Senate
favorable opportunity is afforded II secure action at
AN earlier date The House bill lies upon the table
in the senate and there Is an understanding that on
SATURDAY next motion VIII be made to take up the
House bill and TO put it on it, passage.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
AYERS, coyrEAcTs ARRANGED.

Washington, March -. y. H. Young. the president
Of the National League has Just arranged the follow
Ing PLAYERS contracts for 1890 j. ". Glasscock. Jcre
mah Denny. II. j. Boyle, \. W. Russic. j. \. som
mcrs e.. T.. Ba>>ctt X. ID. Buckley and Jesse Burkctt
with the Newlork club. Thomas Kearns and Joseph
strauss with the omaha club \. T. AlbcrtS. with
In. Milwaukee club g. -. Myers. with the Minneapolis
,ub. Cal Hrollghon with the 1t. Paul club Charles
Irody with the New Haven club; Philip IiarknN ani
W. r. Mansc with the Newark club; 7. Sullivan and
h. spcdcl with the Wilmington club John Stab ana
j. Wcrrlck with the Baltimore club: John j. sweeney.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
DEATH OF ARTHUR T. HALLIDAY.

Arthur r. Halliday, a of the Rev. ;. Il. Ialli-
day who had been an inmate Of the BOomlngdale
IN sane Asylum for time, died at that instltu-
ton Wednesday. He fifty four years old, and
educated In Providence. r. l. lie managed the
Aquarium Restaurant at ton'y Island AT on; tlnlc
and aftciward had charge The BOdega,' In llne-
l., New lOrk. Last simmer he began Il snow
signs of insanity, and thought he ha1 larg, sum "t
money t. invest. He placed in private n,tlti-
ION Amityvillc. l.. L.. but made hi, way back 10
Brooklyn where he had to be restrained by the ponce
until committed Bloom mngdalr by the supreme
court He left wife and two children at No. -
'Olumbia Heights.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
pROCFEDINGS IL TIE SENATE.

Washington March Eth the Senate today MT
uawIey from the Committee Military Affairs, re
portod back the House bill authorizing the purchase
of o 800 tents by the secretary Of War; for the use
NJ the people driven from their homes in Arkansas
Nississppi and Louisiana by the present foods, ana
.nnroprating s25 for the purpose. After brief
discussion I'm which il stated that there had been
no reouests for tents from either Arkansas or Misss
s,nu and only indirectly from the Governor Of Lous
ana the bill was passed
Mr. FRYE from the Committee on Commerce, re
nortca the Senate bill suspending for one year the
s,.,ucs that require steamers 10 be provided WIN
certain life saving applances-guns for throwing Hhcs'
o,c He spoke OF the bill reported by MN on uc
emo suliect two or three weeks ago. which pnrposed 10
,,e,l the law That bill, he said, had Drcn reported
~, Information received from the Treasury Depart
mon. II had attracted the attention OF inc people
Interested and he had received since ticn such H.
ilntoio,n a. had left him In doubt a. 10 the propnctv
IDi nldGo The committee had therefore agreed
VI p"fiu "fiu susDcndiDg the law for year, ana iitIc
10 70 a naa a.ons why il should be passed Immediately
VIZ W. ,Ib1. statoment the bill was passed
Hir 'rdmnnds sent 10 the clerks desk ana iad READ
c,,rrt ~ J. r. Dodge. statisiiclan 10 lhe AeTl
th1 ncnartment on agricultural depression ana
, an abstract Of which has been alreidy pup
lished. ,, .,,o corroc+nces ~ the report and
VI" o,bncs added that il had been gotten up ior all
ca ~. eion and TO serve a purpose
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TIE IMMIGRANT LANDING STATION SITE.

Washington March 27.--A Joint meeting OF the
House and Senate Committees Immigration ana
Naturalization held TO-DAY. That part Of the
concurrent resolution authorizing the committees 10
make an investigation Of the several subjects com
miticd 10 them relative 10 the purcha Of American
industries by foreign capital refer -cd TO a sub
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
FOURTH CLASS POSTMAsrERS APPOINTED.
Washington March 81 Fourth-cass postmasters
were today appointed ~ follows:
Ncw-Jcr-cy-J. e. Reeves, Yorktown
New YORK. \. j. Warren. Johu~onhuig
Connccticu-W. Case, Pine Meadow.
THE SENATE TO BEGIN WORK EARLIER.

Washington March - fopc'ial).-Ihc senate 40
cidcd this morning - begin work earlier :pr the rest
90 the .e..on and on next Monday the hour for
meeting Will be changed from noon e. II a. m SHch
display Of industry early in the session is hg'i
commeudablc. The Senate has number Of extremely
impouaut bills before it this year. and If III present
energy is maintained there is ialr piospec' ~l Az u,
or in prospect, before the heat Oi summer Dc'"''
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