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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
OBITUARY,
ALBERT ROLAZ GALLATIN.

Albert Roaz Gallatin. son Of Albert Gallatin. VINO
WAS the Secretary Of the Treasury Of James Madison.
died on Tuesday at his home No 10 East sever
tcenthst. He was born In 1900. his mother being
daughter Of James Nicholson. first Commodore OF the
United states Navy lie entered Princeton College In
1912, and was admitted to the bar In Unontown Penf'
near NewGeneva, town founded by his father. MI
Gastin soon abandoned the practice OF the law Ano
removed to New.York being one Of the first members
n, the Roard OF Brokers here At one time he trans
acted business for the first John Jacob Astor. Al
though he never occupied any Official plare ne was
intimately acquainted with Jefferson Madison; mares les
denendence In 1915 he accompanied his father on
The latter, visit 10 France Minister and also wheh
In I'D Mr.. Gallatin va, personal friend OF the
Dnke OF wellington and Of many OF those VINO look
part in the French Revolution he leaves rhree sons
Albert H. Frederick and James Gallatln Inc Iunera,
will take place TO morrow morning at ms HOMO Anu
the burial win be In Trinity Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
Az AT1RAczVE NETTING PROMISED.
PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME OF THE NEW
JERSEY JOCKEY CLUES SPRING RACES

Tho New-Jersey Jockey Club last night issued
highly attractive preliminary programme for ther nfse
spring meeting, which opens at Elizabeth on Aoooay.
April u. The programme contains tho names 81
eleven stake races entries for which close OF AAfc1
60 The club will give sl25Oo in added money. and
Judging from the preliminary programme the meoeng
should be an unqualified success. TwoyearoIds nave
been we'll looked after there being no less than four
races In this cass-the Jersey Central Stakes hAN
mile; the PamrspO stakes. half . mile; tho CLAW
mont stakos. five furlOngs and the RoselIe stAxee.
selling. five furlongs. All these races are OF $40 eecu
with 81 900 added 900 to the second and 800 70 NE
third. There two interesting three-year-od con-
tests the Luke blackburn Stakes. one mile. ana ~
Bsyonne Stakes ono and eighth miles.
race to which particular degree OF interest," ~
tarhes Is the New-Jer>ey Jockey Club Handlcavs
double sweepstakes OF e25 each (the 10 en-
ttng the subscriber TO start In either race, or ooth.
or only - II declared. The club will add $500. Of
which 81 900 will be for the first ana TOT tho
second race. In the Irst race one ard oneeignth
miles. to be run the first day Of the meeting the
winner viii receive 500 Of tho added money and al
the stake money: the second gets $780, and ths
third alOO The second race and quarter miles.
Will be run the twelfth day OF tho meeting.
and In this tho winner gets Sl.3oo.
tho second 900 and tho third 800. The winner OF
the first race Is to carry five pounds extra Weights
Be made on before SF il s0,5 race: are Won ron
receive the historical wOsswn Vase, now In tho
possession Of Dryer ErOthers. an -. a,
The Meadow stakes six f,irlonss. for hllies a I'll
ages. Will he likely Ia attract some attenu0n. IN
this weight for axe olds carry 30 pounos
three year-oli> 10 pounds. and four-yeArolds en4
upward ID pounds. Other races In tns rs:
are the Oakwnd stakes. selling. sy furlonp
the sew arrn stakes six frlongs and the Great lsiAod
stakes. selling. l6 mixes IL Is noeesoe 1is 49,. no
race II, The programme receives less than foOo sdoeo
money All the stakes except the New-Jersey Jockey
Club Handicap. are play or pay; Entry olanGs en-
he ol;ai..d on apple alton o the se rotary II. y
MCINTYRE, at the club orhce>. No 800 fuitonSe'
Brooklyn. - $500. ,o,.r., A..o-
ciaon GALES, for Monday night next VIII tako piAcs
I'm the LARGE room Of the Monmouth Park AssociAaoni
Twenty .,cventa,t. aud Madison ave. ihs"So VI -
the IT. James Hotel -. ,..x . s.,A.
The Br,okiyn Jockey Club has Just issued aana:
some coorcd card containing the LIST VI ehIHO N's
weights for the Brooklyn Handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
MANHATTAN'S NEW BONDS.
THE CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE APPROVED.
AN ISSUE or 90 900 900 TO REFUND OLD DEBrs

AN ISSUE or so. 900 900 TO REFUND OLD DEBTS
AND MEET IMPROVEMENTS AND DAMAGES.
Tho stockholders Of the Metropolitan and OF the
Manhattan elevated railway companies, NJ spec'Ai
meetings yesterday. voted approval OF the new
per cent consolidated mortgage OF s4o.oCoooo OK the
Manhattan Company. created for tho purpose OF
rcfunding the existing debt and providing for improve
men,s. land damage payments. etc. The Metropoltah
meeting was purely formal At the meeting OF the
Manhattan stockholders the vote cast was %io'o-o
shares out OF oGO 900 shares. There was no oppo-
ston at either meeting. Gould and his sons. George
and Edwin. Russell sage. Cyrus W. Field, Vcefres''
dent H. NJ Galway, Charles Duggin. Charles Tracey
counsel for DrcAel Morgan & Co.. and Julian l.
Davts were among the dozen or so persons present.
The new mortgage will bear interest charges Vi
only 81 600 OOO while the interest paid on the ex'
1eting indebtedness Of all the elevated system is
slGloo-l The amount OF principal reserved 10
refund the old obligations OF the company Is s.o-"
O35 The following table shows the different classes
of tho debt:
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CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

Tho pool tournament at the har'cm nepu
o,rh room. which was 10 have been begun last n'snt
has been postponed until this evening on account
m. funeral N Mrs. Van de Car wife OF tne nrs' WOO
president Of the cinb. which took place 'oday.
Charlie, =. rnderhin Will give rtaol"s' nom h.'"
,.,,a...- nj the Young Mems Christian Association
Hail to morrvw night.
Tho Columbia College Glce and Banjo C'uo VIII
-v. a couusrt tonight at the Pl.rim Consreeii.onu
Church. Nadison.ave ana one hanoTeo' s"a'"en''
hrstst. l.. A., ....... - a.. ,t,.Lne
branch OF the Association fci improving me tonHn 2
OF a. y,oor viii he held In the Mount Morris Bart'e
Church Yffthave. and Onehundrcd ad.tx cn'y 's1.A
"A 70 night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
FORMING AN ANTI coRDIN PARTY.

Philadelphia, Feb. GA petition addrr'Seu W ln'
,ndrrs 81 the Court Of Common Pleas Of TINS CITY
prsying for dissolution 81 the voting trnsfcc'hip OF
the Reading Railroad Company ana the rrmo'M "
Austin Crtin from the presidency thereof was oifo"
Lated hero 10 day and n number OF signatures "ero
ol tanned A,mc ~ the sIcncrs had large interest,"" III
the first Second and third preference bjndS OF tho
railroad and their views. IL l. Thought, VIII nav"
con, ldcr;,ilc WEIGHT In court. Tho p~tuon re"hs
We dc.ir. that the voting trust In the shares OF srH
Of .,d railroad COMPANY he DECLARED impract'c"bie
ard vd and that the voting trustees shall he oruerc"
to ,Ssyn to the several beneficial holders tho NUMBER
of shares respectively held for them. IL the rour'
shall not Decree this relief. We desire that the piFe
OF Austin Corin voting trustee shall be dcciarcd
,aant because Of hs"bcng largely Interested III inc
share, II q rival and GDmpcting ra!lruad company
VII, the Central Company Of New Jer~y' ana We
further ask that hall b. drcccd that The election o
Austn Curln To the presidency ~ the fhlancipn,ias
and Reading Ralrmd Company D" declared lhN'hn
for the that he 10 II the voting truN"r' ana
tha, "A. such voting he voted himself liIn sNlu
prrsld"ucy- PETITION t. lie -iene by holders oi inc
general mortgage boii~ WAS also circulated
John J. johnson. thr attorney for the anu Corblh
paty Is understood J b" engaged in tho preparation
81 "a. necessary paprr> To- he used In the prnc"cdlngs
l1oLlng To the n"va ~ Mr. Corhn from once, ann
III. nrp .ts 81 Mr. C"rhn dee lare that they VIII so
int" ,ont with tho majority OF the stockholders as
their back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
TO IMPROVE TIE ANNEXED DI>TRNT.
THE REPORT OF TIE SENATE INvFSTIG\TiN0
CUNMiTTEE-A SPECIAL COMM >>loNER
= M

TIE REPORT Of TIE SENATE lNNfSIl"<ItNo
ooMMIrTEE-A SPECIAL COMM >>Io>ER
EEr0MMENDID.
Albany, Feb. c6-The special ,cnatc committee
appointed 70 In, cstiratc the needs 81 the Twenty 'hn'
and Twenty. fourth Warts Of New York 'i'y pN'h'd
It's report today. The report saws:
From the testimony submitted. and from ou' own
per.onal Ot>cr, alton. W. haN" uuhe" ''I'eN 'n
Guided that the allegations sc; forth IN the 1niaint
Of tho residents Of the wards have been N'bNiaiiIi
sustained and that r'hcf should b, granted. M'hrH
asoTnl ID rV decar IN i We rnd Etab ivy
miles Of public highway IN wrr'nI an. ~ pn, ,i
almost impossible: that there are only Ac"nt N.A
mile, Of paved street. IN an area hraih A. ls,1e -
twenty seven miles Of sewers. and almost t"tAi
ab~nce of drainasc in The midst 81 lpn.'o.i %,
facts We are OF, the opinion that i"s'l.'.,+ r. .,
becomes an imperative i."c",,'y ana ina, Tie "h~
yrsvcd for should I've Substantially granted
Tin. committee rsvinncii'ls the passage OF bill
substantially follows:
section I provide, that the Mayor Of New YORK
s 81 "h Boar. mT Of s,v " Isi a1 "prcmr" w,
Shall Lc ,ct'd with ali "a" p""r> ana du'h AI D
eulest To- tic limitations ci' u "I Ne Hl' I"i
t,crcof Ic shall lie known a. a." ",n,''''
Of street improvements Of tlr l"rnp ,ii" N'd
twenty fourth Wards OF the 81" r =" .h, h hi r a
fnr the term of six years lie >hal receive n N'arN
salary OF 1900 I" be paid BY the Controller 81 inc
Section provides that the tomm>,i",c 'haii
have the power tD lOdat" ana law out '"l.'In' anu
maintain all slceto roads. avenue, ai.h puhIi' Snh
and place and I" dcv-c pL'nN ior ana h""'e an
bridges and tinncl~. and t0 devise and p!"raf" pa
Tor proper sewerage and drarac". at1 'hall l,Ht
have any power Chan:" Ia" l'ai"h' "t"'h
course winding, lines. dInci ions, g"dr or Las
~ any street. road. avenue" pd'l' square or p'a' 9
nr close any of them without III" c'n'ufrn'" ~
majority nf The Hoard Of street bprilt ard H. l""N
mcit The Commissioner shall, w.thih ~" YEAR ana
-s month, from III" dat" {" NJ "rin.n'"ci,; ,,,
pl"tc the surveys. maps, etc Of the "''r"t ana ma
.ut init them 10 the Eoari II street 'phih. ana iui
| provcment for III on.n:r'ncc and appro'AL hn
Contract, made AID all pr" "ef!ng' lcsnh bN the
Department of Pubic Park prior :" Nav !. l-'"'
Shall ,c carried out by the C"1.u!S,inucr.
The hlll further PROV de that th" f"mmiN>l"
shall within to-, days after entering upon The dn ~
M hts ornc appoint deputy Who tall h"li on ''
| during the pleasure 81 o." Comm --i"ncr ana who
shall re, Give q salary 81 f.I..'oO "A year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
UiyDONE GIFT FOR A POPLAR OFFICER

The United and Ancient Order Of workmen MAS well
represented In Association Hall last night when The
presen tation Of handsome gold watch set with diamonds
And costing nearly 81 900 70 Master Workman s. A.
Schoonu.Akcr TOOK place The presentation "as made by
Chief Justice McAdam IN neat spes'h to which MI
SHOEMAKER gracefully responded Among those Who
smoke wer, r Leo Robert NJ Donald James H. Radclin
paul sayill. L. - lawson, C. =. Schlund. A. Il. Bart
man John Marion and J. Leslie Gossin
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10 INCREASE ITS TERMINAL FACILITIES.

ThS Manhattan Railway Company has bought nom
Horace schermerhorn IT,. the property. 89l BY 100
feet at the northwest corner Of Eghth'ave. ana
One hundred and fifty ninth-st. for &llOOO' also Oh
irregular plot at Second ave. and Onc'hundrco ana
twenty ninth St.. for sT5 OOO and another In ono
hundred and twenty eighth st. east OF second ave- or
1000, both from the same person. Inc prOperN
will be used q" increase the terminal iacinues' W
store cars on, and the like
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

The Manhattan certificates were issued 70 pay @looo
600 In stock dividends and s345o3o In settlement Va
land damages. These certificates ana tne Si'V"V'"
dchcnturc bonds Of the New York Elevated can be re
deemed I'm the new bonds at once. The S'oooVn
New York Elevated first mortgage bonds are not ouc
until 1906 hut they may be redeemed IN 'ooo 81
lOj. The first and second mortgages OF the Mer"
pol.tan rad are not due until July TO- 1--WE NV.
November l. l-9o N, pcctvcly. The new consoiida"n
mortgage l. 10 run 100 years. II possesses an ciaN'
feature. in that IT permits further issues beyond
$4,000 600 at the rate Il sOO 900 per mile OF donb"
track or 100000 per lie OF single TRACK III 'a'
the Manhattan Company should decide to make ca
i,iol> 81 Il, system. or hc requested 10 40 ~
VIcc.Irc, ldcnt galloway said yesterday: We nave
ALREADY marketed eli OO0O'O Of the new bonds' anu
the proceeds Of this issue Will he used Tor the cu
purposes, outside Of the rcfundng Of the existing neo
The expenditure for new equipment VIII bc an soo ".
goo np in STRENGTHENING the Ninth Avenuc l'nc. 80
~ h. enable the running II trains OF hve car anu
thereby facilitating the traric on that line inc ~
nrnd ,ir, for future equipment. tn: real estate lr
cLt>"> "" need To MAXI uptown W InrcssS- wa,
terminal facilities and the rvnchr %, sn m eases
are 81 ur," uncertain Item me pr, l" re are
IN rinv third I. Division Anity ana Alrh ~ a.
nearly all "l"d and lars" prnpo," or o, also" The
new u,rtg,c. will save the Manhattan >I,'. a,
II interest aunnay even upon an lnrreaso ~
Ton 81 over SlIoOOrn provided for the pnrpnsr VI
,,nnrvirg the property and meeting property Chains.
no thcrr viii lr no third track CONSTRUCTORS io' !.
T. nr,r,i,l impo-s lhllty to construct St,'l,nN ,r
nm, ira, l. and the running ~ through trains De
tween Harlem and the Battery alone would n"' pay
fpr the rr"aS" for IN" cnin"N AMI car r-,c. tho
N, ,,all,v.y refused To- saw al what pr"rr ''
nr> in.,aln ent 81 ~" bonds had been nre.ua,
II nni' h"T"ys rj tia, n iS,, he r"mps re-
cclv.d s,o Osb oOo for the sli.0O.0oo bonds trans
frir.d 10 IN" bankers. - ,,u ava
cn,'t Yesterday. tho Central Trust Company bcinS
named as trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
DANIEL PIERSON.

Daniel Pcrson died st his home In IIas"yst. Newark.
on Tuesday night age seventy He was born In
Nev.Brunswick. " j.. and removed 70 Newark with
his parents when Il years DID, and MAS apprentices 70
tailoring For number Of he Manufactured CLOTH
ing for the Southern trade and lost all his fortune by tho
breaking out Of In 1891. After the war he lived
for number OF years plantation in North Carolina.
and about two years ago returned 70 hs nstNc s~N.
Mr. Person well known for his real in the cause OF
rcsioa and charity lie lcsves wife and three grown
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
A PROPOSITION FROM THE n. AND o.

baltimore Feb. "G.-Nicc President KING OF inc
baltimore and ohio Rar,ad company mas sun
ndt,cd n proposition 10 the city Council OF Cumbcr
land agreeing ~ the people 81 that city will loan tho
ral,imor, and ohio sIj0OOo for fifteen year, "lthone
interest. TO take up their system OF yard tracks mo"
I'm the centre and best part Of Cumberland ana e'
tall>h an extensive yard about hall mile cast III
the town limits Tho railroad company proposes Also
10 remove their machine shops III Zimmerman" I"
,cw III, and Ia enlarge them. II Will also make
c,,,.r,,nd n terminus for three divisions OF tho
r,ad-ths Irtsburg division and the Second ana thrN
divisions Of the main line. kcy>cr W; .sl Is tne
,,,.ernt terminus Of the second and thiru DIVISIONS
rhe cost Of making the change OF yal !, eitima'oa
~ sItu opD 4 committee Of prominent ritlhrns or
ir",sI,t Irc the passage Of \ law which VIII enable
tho people Ia vote the loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
GENERAL REGISTRATION DILL.

Albany, Feb. eG.-Senator Linson Fassett. Hend
,ck Chase aud SaIto. IN oonier-nrc to night agreed
mon gene raj registration bill for the whole state 1t
proydes for personal annual registration. with four
DAYS In which to register In every city In the state
"a .nnes IN all towns and villages In the state the
same sys,cm of registration IL now In vogue In
cties oi over $4,000 inhabitants. which provides ior
compulsory registration. net psrson, except on the
iaSt DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
TIE REV. ALEXANDER VAN wART.

Pleasantvilc, y. Y, Feb. 20 tSpccian.-The Rev
Alexander Van warA the only surviving son OF Isaac
Van wart who aided In capturing Major Andre. died
At his home on tho old Mall Coach road at Pleasant
Vile yesterday. lie was the youngest OF five children
and was born September -. 1909. In the town OF
Mount Pleasant In early manhood he married Esther
Fowler daughter Of Moses Fowler. Of Mt. Pleasant
They had three children Fannie NJ. Esther and
Hannah r.. Funeral services will be held on Friday
Al / D. M at the Pleassntve Methodist Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

ply ing excessive taxation hut submit that should
be the policy Of the Legislature 10 benefit the borinS
classes In general by fixing liberal wage scale Tor
those employed by the state As to enforced idle
ness the laborer can Judge for himself ~ To tho cx
peiency Of working for half time when he cannot get
full time.
Mr.. Peck II will be observed. speaks syly In
favor Of the two day law In his reply to Soma
tor O'Connor's last question. The voice Of David B.
hin may also be heard In that demagoec reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD EARNING.

Philadelphia Feb 81. The statement OF the business
u all linz, Of the Peahsyi,sna Railroad Company east
~ pltt,butg and Erie for January. 1890 a. compared
with the sam. month Ia 1850. shows Increase In
-rc.. earnings u sGia5j5. an iner"s~ In
.>t-n... OF sass ais, IN net earnings Of
$3.50. All lines ~cst OF fusourg ana ff'e Tor
J.nuarv 1880 ,how . surplus over all liabilities Of
.i;3oYs being . gain compared with tho same pcrsd
II 1859 Of silg OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
plsprr1xG OVER COAL RATES TO LAKE ERIE.

Cleveland. Ohio, F,b Goth. Representatives Of tie
coal railroad. from Ptbusc MT here today 70 settle the
yexed controversy the thin aud iok ea opera
tor. Tn. PENNSYLVANIA Like Shore NewYork. Pcnnsyl
y.na and Ohio P,tburg and Western snd BaltInoss sne
Ohio were all repisA<ntd. IL became evident hal
the question cGrd not b. settled until the reis'Ve rs
from P,sbura and Hooking VALLEY 70 Ne iasss were
a,st estabAlsd Thero va . large sslsgssioa OF ohis
essl rslrssA rspsssensav present. and tAy fsnsass4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
Port MADISON LINE To BE MADE STANDARD
GAUGE.

burlington. Iowa. Feb 81 tsprcal).-W. I. biock'
Of Chicago who pur haNcd the Fort Madison Harro"
augc Railroad yesterday In the interests o te i""a
and xcbrn,k, company says tho Intention In case
,h. cal. 4, confirmed is 10 broaden the gauge and eN
tend the road Ia pttumua, Iowa. where connections
with the heat fields of Dakota VIII De scilicu' Inc
sale will probably he confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
LAKE LINES REFUSE A pIFFERENTIAL.

Chicago. Feb. 20 tSpecisD.-Thc Trunk and Centrh
Traffic lines met representatives OF the lake lines .oay
and vain attempt mado 10 agree on basis OF rates
70 be applied 10 competitive trac for the coming season
The lake lines had every advantage conference and
refused consider proposition Of the rail- lines TOT
lower diferental lake tranc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
covp, AIMING or HIGH RATES on CORN.

indianapolis. Feb. :s.-t largely attended meeting Of
cosn mler> Wa held her, to day At tho Bates House.
representatives being In attendance frm chicago 81
Louis Cincinnati Clrclcville sydney RavcnnA. Akron.
Cleveland Toledo and Hamilton. Ohio: Evansville. In
disuarsh4 T~rro Hauts. Columbus seymour. La
fycttc and Mount Vernon, Ind: omaha. Neb' st.
Joseph No Decatur. Danvillc and Grand Crossing.
IN Louisville, Ky: Lockport and fekin. H. ana
Detroit Mich. The object II the meeting was {" take
action In reference the course now being pursued by
m. p.nn,ylyanl. Railroad Company and the Balu'
more and Ohio Railrpad 10 the matter of rate, on corn
and corn products. resolution bitterly dcnouneins
those cnmpae, for the position they are taking In ths
matter was passed. The present rate on corn ossed
ON Chicago To- Saw York |, 20 cents per 100 pounds,
ard on IT, direct products. hominy. grits. meal anu
hnm!ny feed. - cents per 100 pounds tnu, ais
rlnatIc against corn millcrs Of the West cents per
100 pounds, /, Wa intimaied that the rial rea.on
for the discrimination brcanse ~ ArRr cohtiNs
f,r nnyny corn made by the Baltimore and ONO kail
road and the Prnn>y lvania Ralloah when prsHent
thr,, rads from equaLne rates on 'orh al" '' ue''
nr,,t ufth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
CPIN Busy HARLEM.

TO CELEBRATE JEFFERSON's BIRTHDAY.
Tho Executive Committee OF the Harlem Democrats
Climb held q meeting last night and made some q
the arrangements for the Jefferson birthday 0lnno
on the evening Of April :: The dHner VIII % gwen
At the club house. and will be provided By tne e!Se
t.ward Invitations have been i,sucd 10 40 guoets.
anonc those who have promised 10 be- preSent ~
;;oyernor Eoic. Of Iowa. senator Mcpher,on OF n.y.
,arer and congressman Wilson. Of Virginia ~
norsr, are expected from other prominent Dsn>r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
Four Years On Clutches,

Dor hfbtu years athlete with fhcuu.a.Isn four
year. ot which sosnpelsd g. efutekes Words
ibAdeQuate 70 e1pesS u. suffering endured during
As time During thee nit.en year. Of ehi'snce Ut
any benefit enay began on swifrs specific Is. T. 81.
which from the ni.t gave ne relief .nd % day ~, en-
G:usv. .A.. S s. Il the ee, sl9.a ps,!ssr q The
Trssss - sec1 M sh.r r nl:s3,s Tsilsa re-: a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

their demand which was that the rates from Ohio coal
mint. To the lskes be Is cents lower from Ptsbug 70
the lakes last season difference In rstes between ne
two districts only cents ton pointed dseass'on
followed 10 which Of tho Hooking Valley people "a
mitted that las. year had Appropriated 2oceos az
ferental. The right 70 use IT, however "ss a.n.~'
II wa, decided 70 settle the question BY Of statistics
showing the relative business done By the two distfc
subcommittee WA appointed to prepare the ssasues ana
the Injecting adjourned to meet 1t Chicago on Maen To-
The Thin and thick cca will not Be decided until
after that meeting