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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
REPRESENTATION SLOW WORK.
LITTLE PRcGREss MADE AT MEETINGS OF TWO
ASSOCIATIONS ~ CHICAGO.

LITTLE PROGRESS MADE AT MEETINGS OF TWO
ASSOCIATIONS IN CHICAGO
Chicago April (Specian- REORGANIZATION meetings
- the Interstate Commerce Railway and western
states Passenger Associations we're held today. At
the former meeting nothing had yet been heard from
the Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific. -. Louis and san
Francisco Wisconsin Central. Burlington, CEDAR kap"s
ard Northern or Rio Grande Western. 1t was decldel
th, the 60 opxaton OF at least three Of these SIX Oad'
was necessary before an organization could be Effected
and that the best plan would be TO pass upon a.
much Of the agreement possible. and then submit
il to the absentec,. large part OF tie agreement
calling ont no opposition then passed, section
By section.
There was An old fashioned pooling days time AZ
the reorganization meeting Of the Western states Pas'
sergcr A,.ocia.ion The Missouri Pacific tclegraphed
a pnsitive refusal 10 sign the agreement, ana tm'
brought ont host Of other Objections Inc Alton de
rlandcd the right to pay commissions IN Kansas 'ity
on ca,tbound business II trans Missouri lines paid
con,rls.ions on wcs.bonnd business. The Milwaukee
.d northern thought the Asr'iatlon would not hcne.
IN II AID the Milwaukee, Lake shore and western held
Inc .,,ue opinion. The st. Paul road cou.d not sec
~. v,y clear 10 Joining the association tne>e rpds
>ta,c, out The Northwestern thought az tle utns ,
continental line, ought 10 be members before II cod
ioin the ASSOCIATION. Before any other Cblcctlon,,
could bc made an adjournment was taken 'ultii
turl 10 Meantime the Sfaipers are reapihs u.
rr,fc.f harvest I'm their history, commission, OF ci
on - tickets and s6 = tickets being the rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE, INDEPENDENT.

It Paul, Mimi, April (cpcclaI)--lhc "cuoh w
,h. Lake superior lines in making an Independents
chedule Of rates will undoubtedly bring about
n,.dy settlement Of the lake and rail- question.
what will he the action Of the ChcaSo-St raul
road, remain, 70 be- seen. At the New-fork con
ferencc they consented difer-ntis ONLY upon inc
distinct understanding that the Lake superior lines
houl base their through rates upon the 10 cents lot
,elas, freight This basi, was Insisted upon DC
,au.c under IL the Chcago-rt. Paul roads "ouiu oc
,,io 70 advance their local rates from basis Oh ~
.,t. T., on. of 30 cents. Now. however that these
conditions we're not only Obiectlonaolc 10 inc LANG
,nner,or lines, but furthermore. that these lines ha'o
announced tariff based upon II cents the 'h'''~o
rno, nav possibly not be willing 10 concen" "''c'
cutil rate II they do not II Will simply cause
.,e.i,i,n of last seasons generalization 40 meet
ir. 81 the Chicago line, has Vet been called 10 con IN
,ler tin, matter. IL i expected tiat II w WI. no
,.Lru M AT the regular me.cine Ot lhc We"
trci,f Association to he held IN chicago hrNt 49,
fh,f-h IN. present outlook l. not hattcfIS 10, =
,,,rahlr settlement. still such settlement p mu
,,.tblc From what could he learned III u, mn mn
80 "a, the probable action OF the 'mcaeo lucS w." -.
49, - hiring about "A compromise. If possible : II nov. ~
49,, a. .,ronr fsht for the business. In me it''cr
,,. IL would not be surprise II t''e ,nna~o,nS 80
Dam lines we're 10 refuse dlfcrcnual outrlsh ~
nnc1 The season with the same rates as are III e"o'
Ly wav of Lake superior ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ASKING FOR A SPECIFIC DUTY on GLOVES

ASKING FOR 4 SPECIFIC DUTY oN GLOVES.
Washincton April 4.-Mcser,. Cromwell. Foster.
Helzmci,ter and Ghb. OF New York. representing the
glove importers appeared bcfor, the WAY, AMI Near
Committee this afternoon to urge the substitution o.
specific for ad valorem duties gloves. MIR. Crom.
well said tha. the change desired to project
honest merchants from the differentiation practi>cd
ly dishonest importers. What the importers wanted
WIS specific duty, based upon the material and
length Of the gloves The specific rate conli be fixed
upon present values. that they woad be equivalent
to the mixed duty. and the Government would lose
no money! while the degree Of protection would
be afforded Mr. Gibbs said the importers did not ak
a reduction ~ dnty gloves. but that tie awf1i
duty should be collected. High al valorcm duties
the curse Of the country.
;lr Foster alleged that the bill increased the
on the gloves by poor people 20 per cent
while the duty expensive grades. used Iy tho
wealthy classes. was untouched. He also spoke Of
the evils of undervaluaton and said that The man WHO
nndcryallcd lived three thousand miles awav ana was
hcvond TIE committees reach. He recommended t.i,
specific duty cure for these evils.
Repre- entdiivc Adams. OF Illinois. speaking for
Marshall. Field CO.. of Ch'ngo supp rtcI tn, Import,
c;,' promo. ition and said that for the las, fifteen
wear, that firm had been unable TO import KID glove,
owing 10 differentiation Al New-Yorh II had caused
an odioiis discrimination against Western merchants
not only In gloves but In other lines.
E. e. Lcscur, u Ncw-York appraiser. described the
process of differentiation. He said that every week
the examiners increased the valuation Of gloves. Then
the cases tried before the appraisers. and they
were bound 10y the testimony gwen In many
Ly merchant, who from motives Of friendship or
because they in the same boat swore down
the value of the goods
W. " Dudley counsel for the importers. said that
Assistant secretary Tchenor had this morning that
| he preferred the specific to the ad yalorcm duty
Mir. Lcscnr submitted the following specific rates
| Icntf IA he m fixed i'm he
Schamschcn gloves. under II inches, ~ 30 per dozen
ambskm inches 80 kid. under II inchcs. SO
Il inches Sucde,. under IL inches So II inches
a.: mems lamb. ~ mems Md. a3 and all gloves
Al dozen extra pquc prlckcd seam gloves
Irodercd 80 cents dozen extra lined gloves 81
extra.
lie also proposed penal duty of as a dozen for
Misrepresentation Of quality.
j. Nornlnesi1r. Of Scv- ork asked for reduction
OF the proposed duty GcXtrinc. which he asserted
was not and COLD not be produced In this country OF
| the requisite quality for use IN pigment nXins and
| wallpaper making.
! Messrs. Cooper Biddle and Gresbach, OF New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
STREET RAILWAY INCORPORATED.

Albany April i.-1hc East ana "e'' hali"S, az.
~ -, x,v y,rs with a capital of 100000. filed
.,,. ~ association with the Secretary Of state 70
, TIN, road i. u be constructed from the corner
- Fast one hundred and.twcnty nnth-st ana second
ave west through Onehundrcd and'twenty 'h'n'" ~
70 rnhave. to one hundrcd-and thirtv'hfth'St-. 10
I'd .econhc ave. northcrly along Edgccombc or new
,,. 70 one hundred and forty second st. through
rdhr,sta ave ~ one hundred and -hfty-hfth-s'' 10
Harlem River: also from EishthaNe. a,ln N, ,
Ia 1 nd any tffh Il, northcrly along Eighh ave
hundred and nifty ninth Il. and Harlem River
rhc length of the proposed road Is thTrc mics; Inc
- are LYMAN t.. Minor. James W. 'ragln.
Wu,,n l. PAYNE, byron H. soaring samuel Barslay
ir;rand Mckown and James y. smllh' All Oh Ne"
Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ADOPTING A SCHEDULE OF COAL RATES.

pitt.,urc. April 4-Thc coal rates Of the Lakes Tor
,hc coming season have been decided at last Al
meeting Of the freight agents of the coal carrying
road, held at the Anderson to-day, last season
.cne,ul, was rcadoptcd The roads represented a.
,ho Meeting we're the Baltimore and ONO. Cincm
,,, and Mu.kingum Valley. Cleveland, Lorraine ana
Wheeling Columbus. Hooking valley ana io'c"o
Cleveland and Canton Lake shore ana "''n.""
,,r, New York Pcnnsy lvania and Ohio. Penn
,,,,,i c,mpany Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ~
Louis. Pitt,burg and Lake Erie Pttsours and MesE
.,' whrciinc and Lake Erie and one or two Others
~, ~, ,rnn7 the various roads indicate plenty Oh
inlI,noss and good prospects for the sprnc an'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
Spring Medicine

The marked benefit which people In run down or weak
ened state Of health from Hoods sarsaparila con.
cln,yey proves cairl that this medicine makes the
weak strong" H. not act like stlmulant imporns
fictitious strength from which there must follow reaction
OF greater weakness before but possessing Just those
elements which system needs and readily scizs Hood
sarsa;aria builds up perfectly natural way. all the
weakened parts ucts upon the blood purifier anG
yitazer assists TO healthy action those important
the kidneys and liver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

Seams more necessity this after the
mild unhcalthul winter. and the unusual prevalence Of
"the grip" pneumonia typhoid fever etc. leaving nearly
.ve,vhodv weak exhausted and tired Hoods Sarsapar!a
"a lust the medicine that tired feeling. to
bu,ld ND your whole system purify your blood impart
good appetite and promote healthy Digestion Try II this
spring.
81 have for a long been using Hoods Sarsaparil1
and hel,eye me ] would not be without It. As spring
medicine II is invaluable" Z. A. RHODES 100 Ontario
at Chica1o, Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ANOTHER OPEN CUT BY THE ALTON.

Chicago April 4.-1he Chicago and Alton Railroad hrs
given notice TO Chairman Mdgey Of the Western Freight
that it reduce the rate packing
products 70 the basis OF twelve cents hundfeo
mound. from Kansas City Chicago. The present rate
eighteen cents TO which figure IL reduced short tms
ago BY the Alton tariff basis Of twenty-five cents
The Alton ,lstnes the ground that the othes
roads are secretly cutting the rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

porarily The company recently sent large number
Of its workmcn back TO Pittsburg, and since then little
has been done The first mile Of the road, running
from Thirty .ninth-st. north TO Twenty -nnth-s, Is
completed The iron work for the next mile is said to
be In Pittsburg. 1t was rumored today that tho
company did not intend 10 build any more Of its
road in the alley, but would try to run north In state
ST.. from Twenty ninth-st.. the line would nave
to he run through several large buildings If the com.
pany continued building 1t IN the alley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
A ROAD INTO THE BLACK HILLS BEGUN.

Chicago April specia-The prospects for the Black
Hills are brighter than az any time since 1915
Deadwood 1, to connected by railway with the outds
world" This was remark OF D. E. Mcpherson
Deadwood banker who Is In the city force OF 400 men
and e,,y teams has been put b. the Burlington
and Missouri road, right OF way 70 Deadwood Ina
branch will connect with the Burlington at Newcastle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.


FORECAST TILL F. NJ. SATURDAY.
Washington April i.-For New England, Eastern we've
York Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and NewJersey fair or clear
ng slightly c,oer southwcserly winds. brisk to high %
the New-Jersey coast.
For Maryland Delaware and Virginia, fair Saturday and
Sunday: slightly warmer
The Ohio River from Cincinnati 10 Cairo will fall AZ
NINA, uonts IL will rise the Tennessee, Cumberland ana
lpLansas win rise The Mississippi will rise slightly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

Washington, hpril 4.-Thc Treasury Department
has sustained the appeal Of John WanamaRer from u''
dccisior Of the Collector Of Customs at Philadelphia
assessing duty at the rates Of - and 30 per cent
ad valorem on certain so-called head ornaments. The
articles are squares and strips OF cotton net
embroidered some with beads and Others with metal
thread Tie importers contcnded that they are
almost exclusively used IN making and ornamrnlin-
hats and bonncts and consequently were entitled 10
entry as hat trimmings duillhlc at 20 per cent az
yalClcm The Department conceded in THIS view am
directed rcadiustmcDt Of the entry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
Hoods.
SarSapariHa

my daughter has been Ill with eczema by read
Ing about Hoods Sarsapara was induced 10 try this
medicine and wonderfully surprised by It's ELECTS
When she had taken half bottle she was Ike another
child when the bottle all gone, she entirely
cured and in perfect health" ID. I. KAVANACGH. Is
Dsnic.st. Albany, y. y.
Hoods SarsaIarls is sold by druggists 81 six
for 81. Prepared by C.. |. HOOD CO., Lowell Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
srrrIxc REDATE ON \ LOST MILEAGE TICKET

chicago. April 1 CspecIan-Webb shulu. a com
u,rcal traveller bought 1000 mile ticket on Inc
rva Central Road for $50. The ticket provided for
rebate of $40 upon the return OF the cover. son""n
H. tho ticket before the mileage was exhausted, and
.,,.,lcd IN the company 10 refund the Sl0. which
, ,tt.r refused 10 do schultz then appealed 81 the
r,ilvav Commission. and, In majority OPINION.
,i'ned hv Nr.sr,. Campbell and smith. II Is held mat
,hn ,onn,uv should have returned the money. but
th,t s.lrl,n should give indemnfying bond Z"
nrooct the company from a subsequent presentation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
70 FIX POSTAGE RATES oN REPRINT MATTER.

Washington. Aprll 4.-Thc House Committee on
Po,toiccs and Post Roads TO-DAY authorized Il f.
vorable report on a bill introduced by Mr.. bingham
to fix the rate Of postage on periodical publications
containing the print or reprint OF books IL pr'Nih'
that all publications puporne 20 be issued perioii
c.,l, and % snh,crjbers but which merely books
or rep,tnts Of books issued complete or IN part.
bound or unbound. sold by subscription or other
wsc when offered for Transmission by mail. shall 10
subject 10 postage at the rate prescribed by il" foF
third class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
Feb. 10, 1890.

Gentlemen: The beautiful STICK Upright Piano VOC
kindly sent for during my sojourn in San
Francisco is. without doubt the hncsttoned piano have
had the pleasure Of playing and, without fear
Of contradiction. the STICK RANKS HIGHER THAN
ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS now MANUFACTURED.
IIjIGI ARDlTI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
Hoods
SarsapariNa

"EarIy last spring was very much run down. hao
.r,ons headache felt miserable and all that was very
much benefited by Hoods SarsaparIla and recommend IL
~ nv friends Mrs. j. NJ. TAYLOR, LIS Euchda'cr
Cleveland. Ohio. ,
ome,a IL 70 all who miserable tired feeling
n p.pMrIEE 3i9 Bridee-st., Brooklyn, y. J.
~ u Re sure 10 get Hoods s;arssplrllla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
poxDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, April 1.-The following bond offer
ing, were received at the Treasury To day Regis
tered is-s5,OOo, $4,000. $1,000 at l22; coupon
1850. $3.50 at 49,; 1 LIS rgstcred-$52.
900: coupon l2s-siOo at 1913 IL: per cents regis
tcrcd-SsOO at I.2 per cent, coupons 800 at IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

appearcd 70 request more harmonious arran2emcn.
~ the duty proposed ON jutc manufactures so as 10
reduce il in CORES pondcncc with thc
pINing OF the material Oh ornn,
free list. They alEu'd INA, ntoo.ion an
the manufactured products 70 80 per cent rom ~
per cent. ON yarns the duty would be uouo'c" WIN
nobody to protect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows tn , states
fluctuations yesterday as observed at the INDICATE
signal Service station this city The dashes nu'
temperature noted at Pcrry's Pharmacy. sun buo'"s
Tribune ONCE. April 3, | a. m--o'er nan ga ~,
,,n fcu Yesterday with clearing skies about nghusi''
The temperature ranged between 81 ana DO aesoo' ~
average (5ii-) being lOls higher than on the
day last year and higher than OH Thursoay ., =.
In and near this city to-day there VIII p'o'"'' -
fair weather. growing cooler. ,..,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ANOTHER CONTEST IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. April 4-Thc House Committee on
Elections today heard arguments upon the contested
election case Of Mciuus against Anderson, from TIE
lid District Of West Virginia General Con and Ir.
Fuller represented the contestant and Mcssr, Lciny
and Sinclair appeared for the sltting member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
uo1.c1rr ror TIE LAKE. ERIE AND WESTERN.

The purchase OF the Fort Wayne. Cincinnati ana
Louisville Railroad by Calvin ). Ercc Is In the IN
forest OF the Lake Erie and Western. OF which Mr.
rrIcc is president Tile road extends from Fort wayne
IoA mile, toward Cincinnati with branch twenty Tour
miles long from Connersvile. the southern terminus,
toward Indianapolis The price IS said 10 be some
filing less than -. 500, 600. but subject 10 liens wnlc
may maize the whole investment nearly Ti,OOO,oOo
The cou,pany has, however. no funded debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.
AN INCONTESTABLE
VERDICT FROM UNDIsPUTED AUTHORITIES
LETTERS
SIGNOR FRANCISCO TAMAGN0,
The Greatest Living Tenor.
LUIGI ARD1T1,
The WOrId.RenOwned Musical Con.
ductOr.
LUIGI ARDITI,
The World. Renowned Musical Cone
ductOr.

Translated from the Itaan)
Feb. 10. 1890.
Gentlemen: 1t affords great pleasure to tender my
snccrcs appreciation for the magnificent STICK Piano
you 20 kindly sent me- at my request. for during
my engagement in your city.
The STICK Piano surely combines all the essential
qualities Of really perfect panoimmense power with
exquisite sweetness.
do not hesitate recommend them strongly 10
and singers for they aid the human
voice a wonderful degree.
Wishing you the the STICK 80 richly L.
serves l am. believe me- Very truly yours.
FRANCISCO TANAGNO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

General Judson Fitzpatrick was favorably acted upon
by the House Committee on Invalid PENSIONS ,ouas'
and will be reported to the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
WHAT THE M,Apoo BILL SEEKS TO AccoMPLI

wrATTHE M,Apoo BILL SEEKS TO ACCOMPLISH.
WASHINGTON April 4-The House Committee on
Naval Affairs to-day directed favorable report on the
McAdoo bill to prevent the enlistment OF aliens IN
the Navy The bill prohibits the enlistment OF aliens
who are not naturalzed or who have not declared IN
tention and also prohibits the rcenllstment OF tho
aliens in the Navy a. present unless they become
naturazed In reporting the bill to the House, Mr.
Nc ,doo saws that the committee has direct evidence
th,; f.o dccadence Of the American merchant marine
ha- go. reduced the number OF American sailors tiat
dr., .'y is found in getting naturalzed men to man
our war vessels The committee SAYS IL also mas
' n,nnnlrg me vessels of the Navv rather than to
citizens by birth and adoption Figures are gwen c a.
10 the number Of aliens now IN the Navai service.
Outside OF apprentice boys there are DC Amcrican
born in total force o pa r a" roum"s s s1s
for.icn horn The committee unanimously recommends
that the bill pass
Az ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON April Al. d. Taylor, from the com
ninec on Alcoholic Liquor Traffic. to-day reported
to the House the bill agreed upon by tiat commt'ee
nroyidnC for the appointment OF an Alcoholic Liquor
Traffic Commission The committee says tha' r'porl'
, d,ocstc sources indicate that the liquor traffic
cou.c, four.lfhs of all the crimes comnittcn wastes
oncho,f Of taxation, causes tile expenditure Of
goo ono ocO a year in drink, lncapactatcs mentally
and nbvs,aly half Il million people for labor and
busncss causes three fourths Of the raupcrism OF
the countrv Is responsible for the fearful Increase IN
insanity and mbccry, ana docs no soou u any
hodv ON the other hand, these statements are de
MED. and pronounced to be the haIuc'na'ions OF a
diseased brain Therefore. says the report let us
have An investigation. and let the "oriu A'o" '"'
tIuth or faIsity Of these assertions
Mr. QUINN Of NewIorh presented " minority ie'
ro in onnosItlon to the bill. lie says that under
the hill while the Commissioners snail mol VI2ns ~
The an,e political party. they may All be Pronipuon-
st The maturity cSncede ass S0 ,s sses S and
" ,hrcfo,r a noyel proposition that 1t shall nvesu,
cate subject without possessing tie poweG 70 cas r
o. rho hill he says is intended To infringe
rnn the rights Of the people, and 10 American IN
H., character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ror-RTu(IASs POSTNASTERS APPOINTED.

Washington. April 4.-Tourth-class po'tmaSters were
today appointed follows for Pennsylvania ~ W.
Kahlc. Frampton; J. Witer, Crazy I, McMiii,amS'
Chniaskv. ". \. Francnfcldcr, klncsvilc u. Hes,
Iahachsvillc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
NO MORE ALIENS IN THE NAVY.

41-a per cents registcred-$17. 500 at 1o3 12. Al
the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

A PENSION FOR MRS KILPATRlCK
washington, April 4-The senate bill granting
,ooeion Of 300 per month 10 the widow Of Major
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

Ncr-on tickets Washington arr sold VIA Jcr ey Cen
ira Heading and H and o.. AZ so round IMP. ichot,
good 10 DAYS Fast trains Pullman Darlor and sleeping
cars. Station foot Llbertyss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

WORK STOPPED on \ CHICAGO ELEVATED ROAD
Chicago. April 4 (SpeciaD.-Thc South side Elevated
Railroad Company has stopped work, at least tem'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ro pr.y FROM CHICAGO TO EVANSTON.

springfield. ILL.,, April ,spcclal).-Thc secretary oi
state to-day filed articles Of organization "t uic ',s'
ST. Lake View and Evanston Railroad Company, which
uurposc, to construct an elevated railway from Chi
caso TO Evanston. The capital stock Is Sb.OooOOo'
The incorporates and first board Of directors are freq
crich W. II. sundmachcT. Hiram Barber Samuei W.
Jackson L. H. Hail and IL. II. Anderson OF Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
STANDING BY POLYGAMY.
AGAIN IN THE LAST DITCH. y

SOLE GROUND OF OPPOSITION TO THE IDAHO
n,11-soME FEATURES OF THE DEBATE
EARLY ACTION EXPECTED IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

March, April, May
the Months
when the Blood
should be renovated
with
Ayers Sarsapari'la
and
the System fortified
for the
change Of Seasons.
Prepared by
Dr.. j. G.. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
VETERANS HAVE HAD ENOUGH
THAT Is THE SENTIMENT OF STONE, A
MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.
Err AND SAYS

HE ABUSES THE UNION SOLDIER AND SAYS
STRONGLY DENOUNCED AND REBuKED