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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
THE FIGHT ENDS ~ 4 CHARGE or ARSON.

ir. broke out about O'Clock Yesterday morning in the
arc tic,iory and basement fitrc dwelling the old
iowa road in ~icltaicd S. INC building. which had
been rno.r ontf totally do>'fo, ID.
Giving los of about .s GOO II i' nos known whether
'f va ans Insurance Ilr luldiac had boon In ltisa-
ton f- o,.fol moths ind have been sold uIler t-
hummer yt.fri,r to s1t.. mofuer" hrd by william
,,fororY ~ N'v-ler.. I'e nuldhe vas owned Boz the
,,ir. 81 Professor g. H. Hopkins u iarkads BUSINESS
college N'n-N'fs ipt wa formerly owned by Edwin H.
Morris \ ,ouur Eng ahuan Who lives IN NaNcr'y Ia'"
Scv.Yors. qfar.sl exist. ici"'cn the mon aud 10Th
,,.-ad u.o buiiuf. Mr. Ii'pAns yesterday afternoon
sN,. on Tor The So It 81 Morris. charging him
VITA s,,n, rfc o. budn" Morris arrested and
Ip c VAUGHN hl. bah at - COO In defenl, Of tho
al be va. 10 nd up tie Richmond County jail 'ur u
herinc on N,Gf c'aay. After the IRE tho Land which
.,. building stood vas .oid at tic Village Hall In Edge
,,.cr ,or Il 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
ILLEGAL ISSUE OF 4 LAND PATENT
NOBLE FURNISHES THOSE CONNECTED
WITH THE FRAUD

Washington, April 7.-Sccrctary Noble has rendered
opinion upon the report OF d board appointed by
Commissioner GYoa, OF the General Land Office, to
examine into the facts concerning the illegal issue on
November 90 1850, 70 TllOma, Reed. OF patent %
lie of land. said 20 contain valuable mineral
deposits in tie Duluth. Mimi. land district, The IN
vestigaton based upon the fact t'at at IN" time
the patent issued the qucson Of title TO the
land was pending before tie Department. The
Secretary severely condemns the action Of the parties
who to anticipate II is ntatcd. the adverse action
the Department. procured the record Of the patent
at the Duluth Land Office at rs O'Clock IN the after
noon Of the day on which the Commissioner had at
4 O'Clock tecgraphcd for its return to tie Department.
therefore conclude" adds the Secretary. that W. b..
Douglas the General Land Office clerk who approved
the entry for PATENT has neglected lis duty and must
be dismissed from the service of the United States ;
that the recorder of the General Land Office. James
NJ Townsend violated the strict rules that should have
controlled him: that the attorneys in the Mcssrs
Harrison. Herring & Seymour who were acting for
Hartman and Mallct Reeds grantees. one and all by
their methods Of practice have rendered proper and
necessary that their professional conduct be inquired
Into under the rules OF the Department which cnttlc
them to a further hearing on due notice
The Secretary further states that Mr.. Reed. the
Gcrmania Iron Company. Mr.. Nallct. Mr.. Hartman
and Others In interest units n release Of all their
right and title under the patcH and that II this Is
done the parties cannot be pgciuG'rcd in any further
proceedings upon the case now before the secretary
lie further SAYS thcra be DOUBT tina the patent
must and will be cancelled ard nc therefore orders that
the patent be impoundcd the property Of the United
states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

,,,h ,ot,. when held by any National LanR may be
codntcd as part ~ is ,a"ili reserve , Ola, ,,,,,.
section 3 provides that tile secretary oi .le irVd.ols
slil coin s;ch norton Of The gold ana sVli Dd'Aoh
pirciasd under TIL, act a. nay be necessary ~
dem, the treasury notes herein provided for: and
INA. t,c Treasury shall receive the Dclcht CT any
gain o. 60, ,nloraee arising from suoh COINAGE.
section provides that inc gold ana silver bullion
purcla.cd rnier this act shall Dc subject - the require
isrnt, Of existing law and rgnia governing the
methods 81 determining the amount OF pure gold or
bar. liver contained and the amount Of charges or
deductions. II any. TO be made 49, , ,,,,
and ohor states who Represented as being so bit
cr opIoscd ~ the proposition Of the Committee on
Wavs ana Means to impo duty on Tie lead con
tanned i'm silver imported into the United states
MAJ pcrhaps derive some comfort from the SHADY o.
thc Inusc I'LL which places silver produced from for
ccn ores imported into the United states on the same
footing. 80 Tar rs the rrovslon@ Of that bill arc con
Icrrod with silver mined in the United states, In
coniuncfgn with ihc study 81 section 10 OF the
Revenue bill which provide for Tho free importation Of
orc. into tho United states provided that the metal
or metals produced theeron by the process Of smclt-
ing or refining shall be exported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Washington, Aprl : (Spcian-Ihc Montana con.
tcet was taken up again in the senate his al"rn o
and a good deal Of prOgrc,s va, made in Tie d'o' .
senator Vance spoke in behalf Of the Democratic
claimants Noses. Masinnls md Clark. 'nf lair:-
laitcd his argumcn; literally With anc'do'' ihii
when he got through nothing bat the ian remained "'
the minds OF the listeners. senator ~iOonrr. one
~ tho majority members Of the committee follow u
the North Carolina humOrlsi with az exceedingly IN
AID con.inciu- statement 81 tho issue ~ il" H'' i'i
invo-cd en- :hc case establishing with great c4'tr
The ri.lfu ti.lc Il Nc,-r-. sander, nfd Power ~ .
now in dispute Nr. spvoncr was vigorous "H i.''I
lie a. usuI and had many auditor both on the Moor
Of the senate and m the gacric. lie had moi finished
when the senate adjourned and VIII 20 On ".ih d.,
spccch Ia morrow. 4 VOt" on the case J., ctV''i"'i
on "Wednesday but the debate may stretch through
the rest % tbs week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
A SHIP CANAL ARoryD NIAGARA FALLS.


Washington, April THE Ilod>c Committee on iuI
ways and Canals has ordered favorable report Oh
Mr. Payne's bill providing FOR The cpn.i.ncuDn bt
The United stGtc. Of ship canal around Niagara IA'
The route j. be along Of the Inc, aI."-it
surveyed and definite location IS 10 be mad To-
board Of FIVE men - be appointed by the i'f 'ti''
composed OF two Army engineers, TWO cNI engineers
ana one well known citizen. one million do.Ih' j.
appropriated TO begin the construction oi the c'Nil
uudcr tic direction Of the Secretary Of War. lic
committee has listened 10 arguments upon tI' .n'l.'
rs representatives. Of lake shipping Interests and OILERS.
and the report viii maze strong point npon lir
military necessity tor tie canal II viii be Gffcd iiii
tic Wclland Canal, which now affords The onl' ron o.
around The Fall. Is al IL ash property tN" N''"
he closed against ia the event n war. me h'i'h
of that canal. thirteen feet, wOui also D. lu-'i '
10 permit o. the pa'4a," 81 our Nar N','"'. y Il
further req. Oh in support 81 t!c ll-," co. inc n'i
il VIII he rccitri thai the Nconi Canal li' pen
,sc.i rs A mean. o. determination against ihf lr,r
q the [ ntcd rtatcs and IN favor Of tir 'aiaH'aD
export trade. According 20 the p1n, "a Iiii" T. l
.rial is to eos, go $4,000. which VIII hc ala, i'-s
Than the cost Of The WciltNd Canal Tho HcN canal H io
heve depth Of twenty and one half feet The rom IS
about twcniy-thrcr mile, In length ard tir locl are
20 be 400 feet lang 10y eighty icr. IN Hroa.lh. 'iNrr
wise The canal is 10 bc sufficiently large Z" p'r.it of
The pa-Sa:c OF sce which can p,ss iArpG-h tire ST.
Mars Canal when the new locks are competed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
SIZZLING RARE OLD BOOKS.
GOOD PRICES OBTAINED FOR HAMILTON COLES
LIBRARY.


The beginning OF the sale Of the late Hamilton 'oc
library al Bangs & co.'s. No. T30 broadway, yesterday
afternoon showed that tho market for rare Old DOCKS
is sin strong. John W. sterling was the largest
buyer Among the books sold 10 him wcr" inc
vgluablc collection Of photographed works by DlDu'l
in Grv.six volumes uniformly bound by Matthews IN
crimson crl.hcd lcv,nt morocco for which @i.'3'
was paid "A brevary In two small volumes beautlluiS
printed ve.lum. in Gothic type, IN TWO 'oi''''
Illuminated by hand and bearing the date 14S2 whicl
cost $40: Brandts ship Of Foole', Soo' ann
Hullart's Academic dcs sciences ct dcS Arts con
ta!ning portraits o. many celebrities, SOL
Other imqoi;an: sales were Arlstotlcs LoSlf' on
vcum Of the fifteenth century, 80, TO William T..
BENJAMIN: IT. AusIstnc's Dc sancta Nirsintate'
s3I to General Rush T.. Hawkins. Hayes Dictionary
SH5. 70 Yale University; tho illuminated maiu,'rpt
Iihle go II Of the cafllOglc $40 TO VT Graham .
Iyron's "Chdc Harold large paper IN four qlarto
volumes with 300 inserted portraits ana lales:
$50 - Peter Marie: Cdmphclis Lives Of the LORD
fharccllor-" s3j - to Henry Miller Dbdin ;
"Inhhomania7 privately printed for the club OF Odd
sticks, one If twelve colr, o. Nla;uan paper,
$40 10 william f. benjamin: and Henry lla;rs'e'
lIlIioincca Americana Ncul,tssima,' @lS, to Dodd
mead * co. 800.
The deys sales amounted to about $500.
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ASKING FOR CHANGES N TIE TARIFF BILL.


Washington. April "A delegation Of glove manu-
facturers was before the Ways and Mean, Committee
to-day. the proposition Of the importers
who also Represented by their committee. 10 sub
stltute specific duty based upon gloves for the
compound duty proposed in the Tariff bill. The do
nestle manufacturers represented by N,sSrs
Clarke and Representative sanford. # New YORK. and
Mcssrs Northrllpr and Orsingcr. II Goycr,vc, Y. T.
They objected TO the proposed change on the groand
that kid gloves can be 50 stretched and manipulated
as to dofYaud the revenues. 4 sXtccninch glove
could be imported at fourteen inches and aitcrw ard
stretched out TO full length They insisted that
II would be an unstable. dangerous system of imposing
duty, and held that the compound duty, a. proposed
IN the pending bill should BE- retained. The manu-
facturcTs also desired an increase Of the duty on
ladies' Kid gloves which they assert not now made
IN this country because Of insufficient amount 81
protection The importers vigorously contcnGed for
their standard and dced the manufacturers t. prove
to the committee by actual denomination that 1t
would be practicable and profitable to stretch gloves
after they came into the market.
About twenty-five firms, representing wholesale
druggists and manufacturers Of brushes have sisncd
memorial % Congress (which wa presented by IL j..
James. Of New-York today asking tina. the p;'-.it
duty Of 80 per cent ad vaorcm Of imported hrislc,
pc retained or not increased. proposed. and tia.
oristles be placed on the free li,t.
The WAYS and Means Committee j. in receipt 81 r.
monstrances against the proposition e. iaN Mexican
lead ore. Repre- sentative LAWYER TO-DAY received
copy Of telegram 70 the committee by one Of the
largest Chicago firms, rccitinG that or trade Win
Mexico depends largely on the exchange Of mining
products for mining machinery thai the ax J, loi
Mexico Will retallate by prohibory duties on AmcrcIn
goods and thereby American manuiac turcr, WOThncn
md railways Will suffer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
TTiLJtNS ELECT DELEGATES.

Italians gathered in largo numbers last night at 80.
ia Etoest To- eject delegate, f,r the Institute lai
sno T. aid Italians when they first land In this country
Tho following were elected DELEGATES u select tho nnal
twenirloir who will ccc, the member, and officers Of the
organization: Consutonrra q. T. Rlya. Ssyln Cantoni
Carlo 3ar,o,il ~ Lemmi. Dr. o. Alrufzo Di. II. Asscl
{. L. Ast,r,,a D. lonanno q. Boz ann0 Professor v
aabr,c prote. ~or j. C.nuc L. Contcacin Professor G.
rcir,r Da,dc TfIro, Matt o LanLi. Giovanni L)rli
fnhlo march, Edoardq Mondani. NJ. Angelo rcttinato
Giovanni statacc Fccc Tocci. ANY. l.. ulo. Dr. A.
ZCcchi. Nicola GRILL.
Dlcecker-st. on April q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
"THE DUDE. THE OUNCE AND DAISY"
4 RoLLrcKrxG BuRLEsorE PRESENTED by THE
HAsTY PUDDING CLUB.

UNsTY PUDDING CLUB
The Has,y Pudding club y Harvard University
hyuz ont its time honored single last night az The
Berkeley LyocGm and sive performance for tho
benefit of the VARSITY cr.r. An enthusiastic aH'
dcnce that ail.d nearly every biz u the Available
spacc in the con Portable !rle theatre was present.
and the proceed, %, The e'cu4lr amounted 70 nearly
81 900 A burcsque -ct e. music was presented en-
titled Helen and par.s. rr. the Dude. the ounce
and Daisy The piece Is cXcecdney funny, ana
va, arranged by W. X. Post. OF the senior elias The
music was also crcdltaby chosen from comic operas.
popular airs and other sources. There Is sembianee
Of plot to the hare,quc. bnt it takes nc more liberties
with history than the actors do with the characters
they represent
The cast includes ASimemnon, Mcrcau-. Aohli'-
Paris. Homer. The spartan World young man.
Ganymcde, Cassandm. Clytcmncstra Helen, and
chorus Of men. boarding school girls and Trojan
women The part, were taken by 7. :. wood. A. b.
p. F. Cheney jr. l.. ". Fullerton. r. ". Atkinson
and H. de- F. Lockwood. Helen d., beautiful
creature. fee; hSh. r,d haired. AID whose facial
mahcUp strongly suggest, tAt shr ior heI Is irhicl
il "A ynune ba ball man. who TALKS about them gods
IN aud Oymp. ard oi Hector a. not me Nl'i man
I've knocked out. CAM iitie "l-o F'.l.t ~
Greek iu Dublin. Homer !, ih' newspaper hIiN VIZ
beat" h. steamed contemporaries on That apple
story" and Mcnenus Ge'rrn.' 'as-'ndia a. --.S,
Delphi atn-tuh-.' There age .ome "!i"I
comedians in the cast. The play va, Wei done. An-
other Performance VIII be gwen 10 night and one on
The patrone,s~, were Ms. Francis r., APPLETON.
Mrs Edmund l.. Hayle-. Mr.. 'Aarc~ g. l.sm.n' hr,,
o,eor.e Bacccn Mrs. Franci, .. French. M ll'.th
hnrc Mrs. john ". Mlntur, Nj. Robert winthrop,
Nrs Ira Burs.ev. Mr., Joseph a. Ch0fi'. MIS-. O.. I.
Clark, Nr>. ". H. Draper. VT. J. tiep'nI ,oF-.n;
Mrs. Jacob Wendell
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couryG HOWE rRoucroeEiGy poSrs

Among those who arrived o. the Transatlantic steam
ships Yesterday were. tic Cmbria sir Augn-iu, Nd
dcr.c,. *. {. NJ. e. and Lady Acdcslc,. captain D.
Baker. Edmund Iiariaclou-h. II. Ro'lc W A. Euinhsm
r. " Hutt'rhcd. George l;yng. John cha wick Morgan
Davis Walter Dow, jr, g. Washington Eseston. Il. &
Ellison, Albert ragquhar, j. H. Hagsn. Mrs. John r.
Hoffman. John r. Lord Russ~il Monro. Nelson Morris.
l. \. Hoecfs and Count ZhoroN and Brc,agnc
colonel ronapaite Mrs. lsaac Ben. \. C. Combcs. Max
Gerald Dupuy Alexis Fayrc G ~. and Stern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
THE cry or ELIZABETH WINS 4 DIG srIr.

Inf-na.ioa was received m Elizabeth. :. j. ye'tor-
DAY n,t decision hal leon c,cn IN favor ~ That city
ia TIC tinted SLi.c. Supreme Court ~ Warrington Ia
.nit bought aSains, IL 10y tho Central Railroad Company
II Nr,.Jcr.ry which wanted to recover the Of
taNrs onld hy years past and also to
lnnu, from trrc payment Of aN Elizabeth Will not be
tce o,y CITY aGortrG H. tho dcc'ion Newark Jcrs,v
CIV palnacd and Trenton also being involved. 1t /.
said tia, fully - o0c 900 depended on tho result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
OPPOSING THE CHINESE ENUMERATION ELL.

Washington, April (SpcciaD.-Thc Chinese Enu-
mcraton BILL which has stirred up good deal 81
opposition In various quarters. viii not ~ through 'he
Senate without IA formal discussion. senator Halo
tried 10 have ii taken up to-day in the morning hour
and passed but gave that up when told that senator
Fvarts wanted 20 make speech 81 some length ou tho
measure other senators VIII take iirr' ia the o".
hate and the protest II the missionary -oci"c, aai
the Chinese trade against the oppressive irun' Il
the proposed enumeration schcn" VIII. 40 doubt, D..
ce,ve due consideration. senator ENart- today ~.
fcrrd the memorial against In" usage e the li sea-
lv the New orb Chamher # Commerce. and senator
Dawes handed I'm a similar from the Auc i'.n
Board Of Foreign Missions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

An accllcnt occurred last nigh: 10 the Erie ferry boat
s,sar.hann, -. left Jersey Cliy IA" a trip 10
Ntv.yort having on ol-i big crowd Of non returning
ro. ~ CllroA Tn tnronr IN the meas cabin
,'s.-a NC ho,, {, H.. considerably 10 s''r'onrd. Shc
$50. s..h.1 three iints ,aius u her Chamber',t ''p
rru the sai- Tit. mig snapped and tn top - IN wheel
rr..h.l nsari ., cah.a -hattsring the woodwork
,n iocilng mp tir .anr~ny that leads from tho t.
after part o., N. boat. Tr-c monrntarr panic
.ii rl - o onl ~ thc bon hr' aior ia" Loaf bad
been ph1 into her sip uy coupe q ;GSs every olo va,
~ l,nl.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Ncuhur- y y. April : lsrc'la- The hon,e u
Walter y Cromwell. inst ouisd, ~ this city. n 10
town II Sew .Nind,lr 40 3 q. M today va rsn,a'Aoi
b, thieves while one Of the number stood guard over
Mr. ,r,nvcu with a revolver They took an me
inv,irv .ll,rrvare and clothing they could PIC 20
ccth.r The padding department ~ the VT
Blcichcry was robbed on SATURDAY nsht. Is h.Ng'.
ly IN, same gang S.X large pieces of canton fahW'
wen. taken These were found ~ a slaughter ho..
where thrcc slisDioous looking men were aitrf"',,
.een. charles Benjamin wa> arrested YESTERDAY. ''
/, suspected of being one Of the robbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

nnchamton. y Y. April 7.-Wavoriy. y. Y. rs
been selected A, the place In which the next annual
meeting Of the Wyom.u- Methodist Episcopal Con
f.rerc. VIII De held. The following delegate 10 10
coming oc,nmen,l Conference wcfs ,s,le, "a YIN r
..tcr.a the Rev, pr. g. g. rinilh. "i v,
penn ana thc Rev T. T. llali.i'ad. ~ Worcester.
= ). lam ". scott. ~ Bin -haulion ana "illi''l
tn,r.ilv a.. scranton. Penn. \ proposition e. naho
49,. ,.., ,t las dricfs. % tls General tnuiercn.e
NM. ,,rr =, that of ministerial dele ate, We, s"'-
u.itt.d and WAS defeated b, a vote IL II 10 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
RROOKLYN REPUBLICANS N COrNCIL

Fourteen the thirty ward and town presidents Of Re-
publican association, In Kings County met last evening at
No. If3 Lawrcncc-st Brooklyn. and discussed
Of regard to the future Of tho party. Walter
Thorn presided and James r. Assbcn secretary.
They refused divugc the results Of their deliberations
but 1t is probable that resolutions viii be presented
April meeting OF the Republican General Committee this
evening In the Washington Street Assembly Rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

appointed at the March meeting to nominate the regular
ticket for sachcms and Other Officers mode no rcloft
It T. reserved until time for the annual election the
evening Of April 81. EXRcgstcr se,ia will be retired
Tho opposition TIC reelection OF b. r. Martin Deputy
Commissioner of Public Works. sachcm has grown -
weak that the plan striking him Oil the list Will hardly
be attempted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL

Washington. April Tho House Committee on Ap'
proprlatons tocsy completed the Legislative, E1ccn
tive and Judicial Appropriation bill. IL carries an
aggregate Appropriation OF S2O6G4,32G, which Is
N 600 more than the last bill and S762 0o4 less than
the estimates. The number OF salaries provided for
u 1870 which Is 224 less than the estimated number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

and III than those provided for in ne last Dill
No new legislation Is proposed some OF the ch"ii rs
III the Governmental service provided for are g. fo
lows: -alar.e, Of eight senators and five hopre,rnia
lives from tho new states The salary OF the fie,-
dents assistant secretary increased from 2,23O 10
5000 y salary O. $500 is prosidcd for al as
Sstant Secretary CT War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Nv Dear sir: set 80 hi-h value upon ue
recognition by the Intcd state, Of tir liih,'s'e
~ nfefr.f .lnAl Copyright principle mon if' ~,
ln,, almost universally adopted ln fnr'p'' 10,
,lfhnu,b regret some ol the Provisions "i tn' IA
NOW l.flr, Congress. cannot rcfu-" o. 'NpN>,
mn sympathy VITA "a. cf %, which American aAtin'
have ISL, per~cVcur-Iy made 90 procure .il
te,i,n fof the right, ni f'~sn ana 1f> and my hope
,f,, th..e effort. may hc spc. dih crowned WIN
.ii,se.. Imperfect q. DO" present OIL r.. % VIII. II
/ ,ichflg r,ai ~, provisions. phDr both Nni'f' an
,,I n.r american authors n a mof, equitable posi-.
lion than they have hitherto occupied. u.
ID f. quite crrnu~pu~ - suppose tAai have l'M'a
any nnnYn in favor OF ih' Royalty scheme as afahsl
". T. GLADSTONE.
K. 1. Johnson. Esq.
secretary American Copyright League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
couryG TANMAyY SOCIETY CHANGES.

TholAas +. Gl,ror W. Bourkc Cochran. General John
Coz h,anc Police Commissioner Martin. John j. German
John n Newman aud most OF the big chiefs hand
for the regular meeting Tammaay Society tho
Wlswam last evening. Congressman Turner one OF
the newly elected members installed. Tho committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
To rv1ArGE ruE cnNNI..InE.

Washington April 7.-ScuaiOr Pettiscw tocaF
introduced bill authorizing the President To enlarge
the Missouri River Commission by the appointment
Of three additional ncmbcrs-onc fsDm Montana ana
one each from North and south DAKOTA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

washlncon. APRIL 7.-roday's bond Offers "e~re
gated Sl3aiOO. as follows: Coupon ionrS %-'V
registered fours soOO 900. $4,000, Sll.7OO at ~
Reg. tered / IS 10000. coupon ] @s 600. 800
at lO3 IL. These offers were accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

today appointed Henry W. Elliott special agent 81
tho Treasury with compensation at The rate Of 80
pcr diem to Obtain full and authentic information I
regard TO the Alaska fishing Interest,", under the pro
visions Of special act Of Congress approved Apii D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
FdyOKED By MR.. GLADSTONE.
4 LETTER FROM HIN ENPHE>slN" HOPE THAT
TIE INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT BILL
NAY SUCCEED.

Mr.. Gladstone having been quoted by the opponents
NJ the International Copyright BILL not onN Is a
partisan II the Royalty stamp Copyright SCHEME
which the friends ~ tAc bill strongly reject nn' "''
A, an opponent II The BIZ ltar.i' hon'i' Noo'"Du
t,,,,, secretary Cd. the American cop, f-At League.
recently addressed him a letter of inquiry on the
subject 70 which the ,uuloined reply has Teen 'e'
CciNcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
scuiErER EASILY DEFEATS DAILY.

Chicago April The billiard game tong" 10
tween Schscfer ard Da, easily won nv the former
schacfcr made number Of his phenomenal runs p'',
had "A handicap OF .Co points. bat was quickly distance"
lv hi, antagonist Following the score.
schaefcr-s a. 90. -. 20. -. =. >. H. :. TO- q. 20
D. 20, l.. 63 total 800. average. - :. l.. . .
Daly-2. /. l.. ID. g. -, /, =, ,, :, l, :. q, L. -
total, 30, aNclagc, o-ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
ro,-prucIASs poSTNAsTFRS APPOINTED

Washington. April 7.-rourthclass posimastcrs were
appointed to-day as follows J. Consc. Iial-cy y. j.
W. A. strule. Pleasant Valley, y. j., and !. T.
Mills, Ampcrsand, y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
RANK OF vIcE.ADMlRAL NOT TO DE REVIVED

Washington. April THE bill to promote Rear
Admiral Jouctt to the rank OF vice admiral rcVvine
that rank for The purpose, reported adversely To-
day from the senate Committee Oh Naval Anar5, and
Indefinitely postponed.