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BORN.

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5, 1890, to the wife of Webster
Patterson, "a. 500.
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BY All Odd S

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Cheap Excursions to Atlantic Cityvia
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and August the Baltimore and Ohio r K. will
sell excursion tickets to Atlantic City, good
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O'Clock noon and good to return on any regular
train to and including the following Tuesday,
at rate of 50 for the round trip. The B. Il o.
and Reading railroads form the only double
track route to Atlantic City
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-29

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Heurch's Extra Pale Lager. The Arlington
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04

Mrs. Raon author e White which
education Boston Mrs Raons the widow the j. Ra we'll
the Pacific Coast Mrs Raon Mr. H. on this city, She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

reported the Urgent Deficiency bill, ana saiu '"' ~
would call It up for action next Monday.
At the close OF the session Mt 'uiiom P'0"
resolutions on the death Of Representative io""'o
OF illinois, and the Senate adjourncd a. q ""'" y"
respect a.. .u..
MIR. Eyarts introduced bill to amend INC A''oa
Contract Iahor law so as not to prevent any 'Ien
~ any foreign country temporarily residing III 'n's
country from engaging under contract persons INV
residents OF the United states to act as private se'c
tarcs servants or dOmcstlcs Nor siiali a'y Pe'so"
mr. per,ons be prevented from engaging under agree
ment skilled worlncn in foreign countries to perform
labor In the United states providing tlht s"ch lad"
cannot lie otherwise obtained . A., .,.
Mr. IIigginss bill. introduced Today In the senate,
10 establish a circuit court OF appeals, provides tilas
Tho court shall consist Of three judges, VINO slhli TO
ceive salary Of 900 and the terms OF INC
court are TO be held In the several Junlciil di',c,'
II shall have final jurisdiction OF all cases arising w
district and circuit courts, except "hcrc '"h'''""o"
In the House to-day Mr.. Perkins, OF Kansas stated
that AN erroneous impression had gone 0ut thae
according to the provisions 81 the oklahoua OH
nasscJ YESTERDAY the Cherokee Outlet had been de-
cared opened 10 settlement under tne honeSteta
laws The statement should have been that INC
public land strip-nOt Tie 'hcroAcc '"'i'o-''" D'c"
opened Ia settlement. ,.. . A.. nh,
on tho private calendar ana ,onsidereu 1'c o,n
Fremont with the rank OF major general =, Nr, MI
gore. Of Texas offered an amendment ior tHc retire
ment Of General Fremont with the rank of brigaher'
| amendment and asked Congre.s 10 give this man
tho grade he held, and hsld 20, 70 honoraSly.
Nr. Mansur. OF Missouri. speaking A. Missouran
with his admiration for Benton, whose daughter
Fremont had married. gave his hearty support to the
| I'M Mr. Banks. Of Massachuseit,. earnestly advc
Gated the passage Of the bill. Mr.. Kgores amend:
| nent was rcjected-7 to il6-and the bill was LAID
aside with favorable recommendation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
LIVELY FIGHT OVER 4 CLEVELAND VETO
PENSION LEGISLATION DISCUSSED Ply CON-
GRESsMEN.

Washington, March 14-The usual Friday evenln,
ron;ne session Of the House enlivcned tonight by
discussion Of bill granting a pension Of $40
month 10 Frances Dcming Of Michigan. the ground
OF blindness This IS one OF the bills vetoed by
President Cleveland and this veto was sustained
by Nr. stone. OF Missouri Mr.. Cooper, OF lndana,
earnestly advocated the passage of the bill, and ne
ierring the Presidential veto. he said that If Pre
dent Cleveland had stood upon his economical prln-
cipos and not cndeavored to hunt MP some blind man,
whom he could Jump upon with both feet, he mlgh'
have been President Of United states to-day. An1
allusion TO the section from which Mr.. stone came
brought that member to his feet with the declaration
that he camc from a state which had furnished moro
men 20 the Union Army than had Indiana. lie came.
he said from q district which today contained 5'ooo
pensioners and thirty Grand Army posts. MI Cooper
disputed the statement. and said that In h> state 10
was not popular speak disParagngy OF the men who
gave everything that dear to them for the pscscr
walton Of the nag.
Mr. Tarsney OF Missouri sarcastically regretted that
President Cleveland had not had the advice Of the
gentleman from Indiana To guide him and save him from
error Until IL was shown that President Cleveland
had erred the record shown in his veto message must
be conclusive unless evidence was disclosed
DR. LAWYER. ~ Illinois, favored the BILL lie be
licyed n the granting Of pensions I- people today
would ndorse him In voting pension 10 every soldier
Of the country who had passed that age when he
wss not 1T for manual labor II would be letter
and for pensions. and get il into ercu,a' ~:
Treasury. Mr. kisore Of Texas, oppo-ci the bill.
Mr Lane. of Illinois. thought II wa nnman to '.''
and Grover Cleveland was no exception 10 the rue.
As Democrat he. Lane. vonld rather make ten
errors In favor OF soldier than dissllow one ln't
Before action could be taken on this bill Mr. Brrchin
ridge of Kentucky. moved an adjournment WINCH
called forth vigorous protests from. Mr. Perkins. 81
kansas and Mr.. Allen, II Mich gan. against the
action Of gentlemen the other side IN defeating
pension legislation The hour Of 10 80 having arrived
Inc House adjourned until 81 morton.
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WHAT CHICAGO WILL HAVE TO DO.
PROVISIONS OF THE WORLDS FAIR MEASURE
THE GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT

washngton March IA (Spccian.-Thc subcommittee
Of the Worlds Fair House Committee which has bccn
struggling to prepare bill which VIII not ara" 700
heavily ON the straltened resources Of Chicago
has at la, come 10 an agreement on measure
which though not vet formally accepted by the full
committee WILL no doubt. be passed upon faVoFspN
tn day or two. and promptly reported to the House
The bin contains nineteen sections. II nr-t of al
provides that the Fair shali be inauguratea ia CHICAGO
n l-sa The Chicago managers lay great stress OH
"a. word lnaugur,tcd.' and think II oilers loop
hole OF escape from the necessity OF holding the fa'r
before IsuJ. The provisions with reference t' '''
infringement and direction Of the exhibition are not
entirely novel 4 sort If National Commission is 10
b.. chosen to take general charge OF the Fair. the loca
,nrporlt!on however. being responsible for ana re-
tanning control Of the hnancill management ell III"
.t,rurse Tho Governor of TIE II ate Is 10 nominate
Two Commiss toner's FOR appointment by the PRESIDENT
an the general board the President is himself to
hoo,c eight additional Comuis ioncrs at large Inc
Commission is 10 be- called together by the secretary
n STATE thirty day. after the i-t OF nominations Is
Completed and VIII sit in Chicago until January J,
i-o, rhc local corporation must satisfy
the Commission that has bona hd'
subscription, It's capital stock 10 me amount on
paid Bio Al the start and ihe rest br a'tiwn' III -',u
iHr for the Fair Government cI i,i, t. !" ns
rcmf,d ON al foreign good, iro'- IN 10, rNlin"on'
The Commissioners are To receive - Gay all" "a
p'itfr. a.. ..t, ,,,.,., .,
Ms Flower has given notice HAT he VIII move -
make the guaranteed subscription I" the s'Dcn OK tI'
l,r.l ,,rnnf,iinr -iOODOOOO instead ot fb,oOoooO,
and I'M, change ay hc made either ~ committee or ia
ir House. n hi- been tir under tihdlns thtt ou'uo
,,tld raise rIOOOp 900 the FAR, aud the present
mn looks "A little like a Dacidown Tie House VIII
probably take up the bill a. reported toward the emu
II next week. ,,,,
the I'd. ocpcs of liberal expenditure for public bud
inp, IL Is said threatening 10 cnt ont inc Govern
,n.ut Grant oi ~ 800 600 for an EXHIBIT at Ire FAR. TX
Mr. cannon does not cease ms ATTACKS on the
.cramhlcrs after what Mr.. Clinic ingenou'y referred
-. 80. lltrs tlN lac
If A race accordingly, ctwccu the Chicago boomers
md the Public Building' committee ~ 10 when snail
,,,, The FIRST chance IN the House next week Mr..
Nllkcn has already introduced resolution asking
or A special order for public buildings bills for tirco
Il u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

master and not its servant. "Why," salo on0 w
nent Senator, he might defeat important pin' "Po'
which action must be taken a certain day by run
ming into the Senate Chamber, calling the oeh"V "
order. and then hastily adjourning 1t uhoer '"o u"
lafation that quorum W"' p''
1t frequently happens that whcl inv
Senate meets a quorum is not present, the members V
the time being I'm the cloal-room or pos'oi'e WI;
Jones has established "A most dangerous lHc'"en'' ~
he Will be called 10 account iof II wiz" WV 'O
meets next Monday night. 49,. , ,o,,oro,t
Speaker Hustled. when informed OF NhaV Nv - -
Governor Jones had done. said Mr.. Jones ma nos
the slightest parliamentary precedent Tor Ms a'uoi.
No nreeidnc officer can declare that quorum l. hv'
nresent sifInut taking roll call 70 ascertain the ia'l
Sor is IL the specla duty Of presiding oHccr 10 SOC
that a ouorum l. present all occasions lnuNluuai
rrnators or Assembly call the attention Oh u" pre-
siding officer to the fact that quorum oi members
is not present Then the presiding officer invites ct
90 the House Mr.. JOnc, clearly u,urped the rght,
~ Tho senate ard II wonld have been the legal right
ot senator Fasset president pro tenn immediately
10 call the together and proceed with inc scN
SION" - - ,,, - ,-.or,o,rr
wb, is now Deputy superintendent of Public lnstruc
non said when Informed Of Mr.. Joncs's act lie
mad no rght TO adjourn the Senate. There was no
evidence minutes Of the Senate that quorum OF
members not present Nhy congress "ol,iu
lever accomplish H. work II there such rule
pension bills are passed by the hundred with only
forty or fifty of the 800 members Of the House OF KEEP
rcscntatives present. Unless some Representative
calls the attention Of the speaker 10 the fact that
quorum not present business goes on AZ usual inc
Speaker would not dream Of adjourning the House
under snch circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
LEASE OF CENTRAL NEW .EyGLASD AND WES1 ERy

Hartford Conn. March IA meeting Of the s.ors.
holaer. Of III. Hartford aud Connection v sr RAILROAD
comp.nv was held In this city to-day 20 act upon
propostlon 10 lea IN. Central Nc"ngird aud West
en Railroad. The officers Of the latter road own tho
~ the Connecticut western ana bitter opposition
10 the lease has developed among the minority stock
holders, The meeting largely attended. Fonr hours
were consumed In dlatory motions. The minority were
represented by James g. Ba'r,on president 81 the Tray
.llcrs' Insurance Company and by Lawyer Charles J.
Cole The officers the Crntr, New England and West-
ern Company present and represented them
selves Three votes each Of Witch about
an hour taken At O'Clock after tho meeting had
session five hours Vote taken the lease,
and ratified Whole number OF Votes 10 400
sary ratify Ic0iO; for the lease. 1908 against ~
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
M,rrrrs BEFORE THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

Washington. March lI.-rhc senate today In con
.dering the bill relating 10 the lexington and SOL
dicr,' Home Railroad Company discussed The subiect
~ overhead electric wires. Ncssr,. Vest and Hale
argued against giving the company this pcrmiNsion'
and Mr. Iarrs contendcd that current OF 400 volts
WAS harmless. Mr.. Fdmunds offered an amendment
nrovding that the right Of the company 10 erect or
u.c overhead wires within the District Of Columbia
should absolutely end on July l. 1913. TINS was
carried.
Mr. can gave written notice that he would
Monday move modify certain rules a to executive
c. on the object of the motion being 10 allow the
consideration Of the nomination. Of Charles Swaync
and Joseph y. STRIPPING "a, Judge ana DlNtrctM
orney for the Northern District OF Floifda) To be- con
sidcrcd In open executive session
Mr. Hale from the Committee on Appropriations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
LIEUT. GOV. JoNES's ASTOUNDING ACT.
LIEU I.-oOT JV->TN'o H''IOO-'''I-'' 1'Vf'
ApJoURNING THE SENATE IN A MANNER CON
TRARY TO ALL REASON AND PRECEDENT.

ApJOURNING THE SENATE IN A MANNER CON
TRARY TO ALL REASON AND PRECEDENT.
Albany, March IA (speciaD--IdcutcnantG Governor
Zones seems TO think himself TO be the Senate and Its
presiding officers. To day he usurped the powers Of
the Senate in a remarkable manner, and brought
upon himself not only the ccDsure Of the Republican
but also the Democratic Senators. There happened
to be present only thirteen Senators. four short
of quorum Of the Senate. The other Senators were
absent attending to committee investigations. but
their absence no bar to the Senate doing all IT.
usual work except 10 pass bills. II has been tho
custom for years under these circumstances 10 dc
bate bills. and advance them TO second reading,
thus expcditing business and preparing the Legs
laturc for adjournment. Indeed. it has sometimes
been thought that more work done with smaller
humber of senators present than with every Scna-
tor In his seat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jones upon
arriving in the Senate Chamber this morning found
thirteen Senators present ample number bust
ness and to operate with the Assembly In its work
The Senators were examining bills before them, and
otherwise preparing for the sessions labor. Mr..
Jones. however. had raped tho Senate
TO order than he said I'm a loud voice:
"The presiding Officer OF the Senate announces thai
rs there no quorum present there will be no session
of the Senate until Monday evening at half past
o'clock
The Senators started in their seats with astonish.
ment How does he know there isn't a quorum
presc,tf" crcd one or the Senator's rcbelliousy.
"It isn't the presiding Officers place 10 decide that
"Oh. he Is Gar said another I'm a stage
whisper
TIE Senators who were thus disappointed in their
expectation Of transacting necessary public bust.
ness Messrs. Birkett. Emerson. Stewart Dehne
Richardson, Fassett. O'Connor and Hendricks. Re
pubiicans, and Messrs. Lnson, Hawkins Roesch Nc.
Naughton and Collins. Democrats. The Senator,
were indignant 'ovs Lieutenant Governor Jones's
revolutionary course, and said that his conduct was
almost impeachablc since he had adjourned the Sen
ate upon his own motion as though he wcro its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
A LECTURE on YACHTING.

Commodore Center Of the Seawanhaka Cornhian
Yacht Club delivered lecture last evening before the
Ncw-York Corinthian Navy. at the Hotel Marlborough
This was the first c-son OF the school of this
organizaton. and IL well attended a. could he rh
neced Tho different squtdrons Of the navy repro
sened and IN addition number Of smali-boat sailors
were present Tbs lecturer f. o. the best authorities
on Cornthan yachting IN this country. and his expert
ence has been placed at the disposal Of the rio
first loe,on which viii undoubtedly have brnc
fetal results was, Of course technical but the
modo-o managed to put tho principles OF -maboat sailing
into language which countracted the usual dlne--
such a discourse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

washnrt II. March fi.-A,.istant secretary BusScy
has ovrrru.d a former adverse decision in the pension
case Of the widow OF samuel =. Martin late 81 the
ron ohio Volunteer. The record, show that in tho
engagement ai ~niocr's Gap, Va in July. 1861, The
soldier white gcttine over high fence fcll upon the
nilt If h word severely mIufinG his left side. After
that he often implanted of what hc called rh"u
mali IN 4 TN c,c-t Abnut the same time he sent
to the hospital wt dinirllura. lhr autopsy showed
fhai the cnu-, If death was aucursm OF the aOra.
cause wholly unsupported by the phF-'lahs. me
rejection of the ca.c WI, based upon the ground that
fhc cause II death was not due 10 military service
The Assistant secretary traces the Of death to
he accident at snchcr's cap ana awards the pension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
TIE VEATHER REPORT.


FORECAST TILL L. NJ. SATURDAY.
Washington. March H.-ior Maine. New Hampshire.
Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut. rain
slight changes In temperature durn: the day;
winds shifting Northwestern, much colder BY sun
day morning; fair weather SUNDAY.
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania and Sew'
jersey rain followed by clearing weather northwss,ey
winds colder saturday night.
For Delaware Maryland and Virginia. rain, followed ~
clearing weather colder by saturday night colder fair
weather Sunday. 80.
For Western York Western penn>YlNanis, Yves!
Virginia Ohio Indiana colder weather Saturday and
SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Washington. March H.. Secretary Window to-day
executed a lease with the North American Commercial
Company Of New York and san Francisco, for the
taking Of fur seals ON the Islands OF ST. Ianl and
Il George Alaska for period OF twenty years from
the first of NAV The terms ~ the lease viii be- mad
,Ihllc TO morrow George Il. Ingle. special Treasury
AGENT AT the seal Islands under the last Adminstr,i
lion has been appointed general manager of tile com
ptu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Ws.hiu,ron March III. ". seymour. "A member
= ~ NcN iofh Exchange representing number ~
well known capitalists. appeared before the House
t,,gi,iii~c ON ro.tofhcc, and po-t,old, today ana
nd the, werr prepared To- establish postal telegraph
Al tie icin- Al rltr. proposed in t' bin prepared
hy the po,tma ter General. or uniform rate Of -
tr.ts per u'-.arr.
., stem ol t.ietrtpIk hy which. VITA but few wfc'
many circuit ,oult Doe worked. They would ask the
Government Co. ilr night - build and maintain
iin,. $3.50 g..t trfd. 10 he exempt from Federal and
state t,tlflOn. II would rrqu.io nnout 5000 GOO.
"a. .tpi. to slulp postal system under the terms
ol fh, N.fanairr Dlll llr. ~cfmDu. refused 10 rive
M. name, II tur ilru he represented but ead they
were capitalist. ~ high standing and their offer
Wa, made ia good faith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Washington March l4.-Io days bond offers ag
Grcgatcd $lOOiOO. a, follows Registered omr,-$i.l
600 ~ 800. $lODOOO. 10000. ~ 900, $500. $3.50
81 49, at l2 coupon fnl, $500. at l2J. registered
four and one half slOJ.OOO. at iOI > coupon four
and one haii,- $1,000. ~ 900. at lO3 =.
All the offers wcrr accept n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
,ExAroR TELLER AND THE RACE PROBLEM

Washington. Mirch Ii special senator Teller OF
colopdo made .pce'h today IN the >~natr I'm "hica
hc irg,nou.h combined an argument for Federal
d T., education with general review Of the present
poui,ni problem ion the ~outh. Mr. Teller ha- always
Teen friend Of the Iair bill and he took occasion
aii. an -ruorn to emphasize his opinion that with
Tie gr,du.l ,ducatOn II the negro many Of the dili
,ul-i,. which bc.ct the political situation in the
southern -tntc, viii disaprcar. The bill, he con
,.lu,ftiy thought WIS one - the most I'M orilni
and h-.rnctnt measures now before tongrrH". Inc
llIdlut., and GOOD temper Of Mr. Teller treatment
II rice ani poAtcil question, drew from senator
,,cnflr. 90 M.,--.ipp brief -p'F Of thinh' an
Incident vtI,I va the more notrhlc DN ict 90 "i
the ~ l.-lpf ~cu,tor's general attitude 81 dirtu.
pud lurrpu'iltiiip when any Notth'in -"nh''g
llln.- Inc smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Of substitutes for lard imposing tax and License 10
be collected by The Internal Revenue Br eammee to-
dav With a few amendments Of the language OF the
hiIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
NoNISATED ny THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. March 1t.-Th" President today sent
10 the senate the following nominations: John \.
REYNOLDS. postmaster nt Rochester. =. Y, George
Naciay. ciNil engineer In the Navy Edward StrOn,;
Torrt. of Sew horh. assistant surgeon In the Navy
additional second Lieutenant William Lassitcr. itll
Artillery, second lieutenant 9TH Artillery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
ILLINOIS EnrrnLIcANs AND THE SUGAR Duty

Wa,hineton March -. The Republican member,
Of the House Illinois delegation held conference 10
DAY. there being bnt two abscntccs 10 consider the
fnrn que ton 30 tar II relates to the duty upon
ugnr. The conference wa, an earnest one, and upon
motion Of Mr.. rayson the following resolution was
uuanI n0uSly adopted Resolved. A. the Judgment
of The Republican members of the Illlno, delegation
~ Congress that Ia any hiil To hr reported hY the
ommiticc on Ways and Means revising the present
tariff sugar below No. Ii should be admitted free Of
"a