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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

Washington, Jan. 29.-SecrctaTy Window has writ
ten a letter to Representative Lind, Of the House
Committee on Commerce, recommending to the favor
able con sidcratiOn Of the Committee House bill NO
127 which confcrs upon the secretary Of tho Treas
ury authority to designate supports and places In
customs districts where Department collectors may
be stationed 10 enter and clear vessels receive duties
issue marine documents, etc. such authority, he
SAWS should be limited 10 customs districts upon the
eeaboard and the frontier. lie also suggests That the
hill be amended TO authorize The secretary Of
fine Treasury to discontinue ports and collection dis
trcts rendered useless 10y the absence of foreign trade
and where the receipts insufficient 10 dcifdy the
ey pense Of maintaining them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
nnARn nLScrSSES LES POWERS.

Tho N,w.YorA state Civil service Board held rs rccu'
lar meeting Gt-cy House yesterday There were
pfc.cnt President Eu,t~ Of Eluin Commissioner Johh
l. Sleichcr - Albany. and Commissioner Whlam -
tos,c ~ NeyYork The main part Of the session was
taken up with discussing the powers OF the Commission
and plan, Tor strctcr enforcement Of the C Service
rules The possible necessity Of appealing to the Les'-
tre 10 Increase the authority Of the Commission 50 h'I
Ct, could compel a more rigid compliance with the law
whore IL has been practically defiance by both state
and city officials. also considered Tho Board ad
iourncd Albany February T. when some de-
cislyc action I, expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
W H.Rp FEELING IN THE UNION AEAGUE cLUB

APPRAISER Cooper wa, asked last night II there was any
trut l the report that there hard feeling over
his election OF the Executive Committee OF the
Union League club, over Thomas G. Acton Mr. Cooper
laughed and said that the annual election Of the CLUB was
o,rr and that club had settled down to routine ne
,rr,tng va, agreeable and harmonious. and the report
which had printed about this last anar cmanated
from, disappointed candidate who not authorized to
su.ak for Mr. Acton who one OF Mr.. Cooper's best
rlulna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

mttec on Immigration offered a Joint resolution To-
day authorizing his own and the House Immigration
Committee Jointly 10 inquire into and report upon
the working Of the present laws on Immigration an"
tine contracts made by the United States with certain
states for the supervision and care OF Immigrants
Mr. Chandler stated that the investigation, II MADE
wonld concern itself especially with the condition OF
things at the Port Of New York where certain lanVl
changes in administration have been suggested by inc
Treasury Department. The resolution wen, over VI,
arcount Of an objection made By senator HarIl' OF
Tennessee, and Will probably come up asah I"
mn rptV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
THE FARM MORTGAGE ELL REcoMMrrTED

Washington, JAN 90 (speclali.-The question OF OBJ
tanning complete statistics to the number OF per
cons in the United States who their own farms and
homes and facts to show what proportion OF farm
property is held subject to mortgage came up ds''
to-day in the Senate, and the discussion wmch u
precipitated ranged over "A vast variety OF t'pc''
from silver TO the protective tariff. Senators Berry,
Vest Reagan, George Teller. stewart and spooncr
smoke in favor Of bill of some sort That would
authorize the collecting Of the facts about farm III
debtedness and many Of the speakers, besides point
ing ont the dcsrability Of such showing. went INTO
the various causes which had led, in their 1udg
,nent to the present depression OF the
,ric,,,tnral interests. Senators Hale and
Merrill prced the point that such Investigation, If put
nnon the Census Bureau. would delay the whole work.
I'D make II impossible to put the re-
suits Of the enumeration OF the popu
Iation before the public at the time originally fixed
mon Finally senator Teller suggested that senator
plerrv,s hill he recommted 10 the Census Committee
which should perfect measure for getting AT all the
facts about agricultural Indebtedness, either in con
nection with the work Of the present census or As
scpsrate undertaking. This plan was opposed by the
Democratic Senators, under the lead OF Mr.. Vest.
YEA and nay carried the reference by - 10 20
Senators Plumb and stewart voting with the Demo
Gratis In the minority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

Two weeks ago the New-YorA Po,toncc Clerks Assoc
citation gave notice the clerks In the Eastern Offices that
conference would be- held this city ON the subject Of
how hest 10 procure law by which only eight hours
should constitute days labor, and should secure hn
annual vacation Of fifteen days. In response delegates
f,om similar associations In BTookyn, Boston, Albany
Philadelphia. Washington and Baltimore, came to New
York Yesterday thoy talked II all over at
I'm, International Hotel. on Park Row. The Ncw.lOlk
men said that Postmaster Van Cott was with them. y
national convention will probably be held before long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
NEGROES TO APPEAL TO TIE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Jan. o2-Tlc committee appointed BY
the National Afro American League Convention re
Gently held in Chicago. 10 present 10 tho Executive
and Congress a petition for the enactment Of Ice IN
ton 10 10 the colored people their rights under
the Constitution, arrived here today, and Will present
~ President Harrison to morrow morning "A petition
asking him 10 do all I'm his power 10 right tho
wrongs committed against the negroes In the south.
and rcclting the fact that the committee have been
Instructed to petition Congress for tho passage Of the
Blair Educational bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
TAMHAyY REORGAN IZATTOy REpOPTs

There was full attendance Of the Tamnanv Han
Committee Of Twenty four the Wigwam Yesterday after
noon. The Committee on Reorganization aiden James
H. eating chairman to which referred the troubles
aud contentious II the lid. XIIth and XVIII Assembly
Districts, submitted the report OF their action regarding
the llld and Nllth Districts, with list OF delegates 10
the General Committee from each of these two districts
These selections render certain the Police
Justice Daniel O'Relly to be- the Tammany leader OF
the TIA District and the continuance Of Daniel
Hsnly In the same place In tho XIIth. Chairman
Ksatnss report. together with number OF resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows tho bafonstt
nuetaatons as Observed at tine United sat-
temperature noted ut Perrys Pharmacy. Sun Buldlng
Tribune ohce, Jan. ~, 1 O.. m.-The cold incfcasd
yesterday with high northwosterly winds ahc terper
azure fe from 81 to is degrees between midnight and md
night the average (22l being 81, lower than cor
rcsPohaag day last year and Is lower than lue,da
IN ana near this city to-day there viii nroLablY i
Meaher SrcSns ;!eldy. aud posehly followed ay hSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
. RECEPTION TO DIR. ABBOTT AND MR. RLJss

4 reception. under direction OF plymouth League
was given newly installed pastors Dr. Abbott and
Mr. Bliss the sunday OF Plymouth Church
brooklyn last evening. Many persons were present and
warmly congratulated the associate ministers upon their
new relations to church Among those present, wer,
w Hamilton Gibson, Henry l.. Pratt, f. c. Marvel
H. l.. Richardson, A. Il. Martin. Mrs. Beecher and Mis-,
Abbott. Both Mrs Abbott and Mrs Bliss were unabls
to be present by OF Illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
HENRY HByrzs RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The Board Managers of the Coffee Exchange decides
yesterday accept the resignation OF Henry Hentz
member Of the Board. The Board which organizes
In February, will choose to Mr.. Hcntz. Tho
story Of led Mr.. Hentzs resignation
printed The Tribune yesterday stirred up good deal u
gossip at the exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

Sundays and holidays from the period OF Ten ua9s
prescribed in Section o, Act of June TO- 1eeo known
as the Immediate TRANSPORTATION Act This will
change the practice prevailing at that port OF ex,
Guiding such days in the computation OF the tehuaSs
time allowed for the removal Of goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
TIE HOUSE PASSING SEVERAL BILLS.

Washington, Jan. % (spcciaD.-rhc House did a
fair stroke Of business today, despite the fact that
has no code Of rules for It's government. The Okla
boma bill was passed, az also was the Senate Joint
resolution making appropriations to continue the work
ON the Improvement Of the Missouri and Columbia
rivers. The bill 10 provide Tor the building Of two
nilod states pcnitcuiarics, north and the other
south Of the thirty -ninth parallel passed with
some amendments, was also another court bill, re-
ported by the judiciary Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
TIE WEATHER REPORT.


foktCASI I'LL = l. NJ ihN isopAf'
Washington. Jan. 22.-For New-England fair Thurss
day with slowly rising temperature followed by light snow
and Thursday night or Friday
For Eastern New.York, Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey fair followed by llpht snow Thursday afternoon
and night winds shifting 10 souheaserly; stationary o
lowed by slowly rising temperature; warmer Friday.
For Western New York and West pcnnsyl, ania, in
creaslnc clouQncss, with snow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
Dr. Perces Pellets regulate and cleanse the liver,
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which duly prepared. VIII be submitted !" wv
Tammany General Committee az its meeting Tor ore']
ton tomorrow evening The reorganization OF the AVN
District was completed the Committee OF Five oehs
unable as yet to decide between the rival claims Of eA
Alderman Sullivan and ex.Asscmhlyman Dalton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
THE NEW HOUSE RULES NEARLY READY.

Washington, Jan. % (speciaD.-The minority OF
the House Committee on Rulcs having at last formi-
lated It's views meeting OF the committee mas been
called for tomorrow morning. and II is probable tat
a new code will be reported 10 the House this week.
There have been slight notifications Of the proposed
amendments since their publication In The Tribune
several weeks ago. but In the main the amendments
stand as they did then. There is supposton that
the DELAY Of the minority Of the committee has been
due narty TO a desire to bring the Democrats IN the
IIonse into line against such of the proposed amend
ments as will curtail the power which the minority 81
t,e House possessed under the old rules 10 prevent
Consideration Of or final action upon measures 10
which one-Gfth. or even less, might be opposed ana
also against amendments which are designed 10
facilitate the progress Of legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
SHE COULDN'T WATT.

Lady-"I sit for picture"
Artt-"I shall very glad to paint you if You will wait
week, until finish the one / am at work on now%
Lady-"Oh N.Y. 1 couldn't wait that long Why, promised
to be home dinner at five o'clock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
Fnst Train, 10 Washington.

A complete schedule OF fast trains o. Baltimore md
Washington operated by the Jersey Central Reading and
II. and o.. All trains through and equipped with
pullman paror and sleeplngca Punctua service. Sta
ton foot Of Lberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS NOT EXCLUDED.
Washington. JAN 22.-Acting upon the advice OF
Solicitor Hepburn. Assistant Secretary Tlchenor has
Instructed the Collector of Customs at NewYor that
there is no legal sanction for excluding intervening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
ScrofuIa, Bronchitis, Wasting dis
eases, Chronic Coughs and Colds

~ Beware Of imltations.-The original SCOITs
EMULSION is put up only IN Salmon color wrapper
and f. for sale by ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
A POINT GAINED FOR THE "BLAIR IILL.o


Washington, Jan. 90 (specaD.senator Blair achieved
notable parliamentary success this afternoon III inc
Senate getting his Educational bill under the priv
lege of unfinished business" before any OF the
senators who opposed the measure actually realized
what was going on. The bill came up In its regular
order on the calendar and nobody interposcd an
objection when the Senator from New Hampshire TOOK
The floor and demanded its immediate consideration.
II was only when half the provisions OF the measure
had been read that senator Harris, the parliamentary
expert OF the opposition, discovered that the famous
educational scheme under consideration Then
he tried by various plausible suggestions to persuade
MIR Blair TO give up his tactical advantage and SIMPLY
name date on which the bill might come up Tor
general discussion, taking its chances thereafter But
Mr. Blair could not be led into conserving 10 sucl
a programme. and announced that the bill would nave
IN run its regular unfinished business, when
would give it the precedence each day over all othcr
calendar measures. Finally he agreed after brlei
Introductory speech to let the bill 20 over uhul
Monday January -, when IT will be called up LOT
debate and take its place on the regular order Oh
unfinished business, to be considered daily uh'll us
,,oeed ~ There was a good deal OF amusement over
this clever stroke OF the New Hampshire senator ana
the consequent discontinue OF senator HaIfls anu
the other enemies OF the BAR Dill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
SC0I'T'S
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Endorsed and prescribed by leading physicians because
both the COD LIVER OIL and HyPOPHoSPHlTES are
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
FOR THE RELIEF OF ARIZONA
BILL REPORTED TO THE SENATE TO
sTRAIGHTEN OUT THE TANGLE IN THE
LEGAL SYSTEM oF TIE TERRITORY.


LEGAL SYSTEM OF THE TERRITORY
Washington ian. % Especially Important lcGiSa-
ton for the Territory of Sfizona is promised in bill
which was reported to the Senate today by senator
Plat, from the Committee on Territories Action
upon the bill will be urged in order 10 remove
evils that exist in the Territory by reason of STREET
constructions by the secretary of the Interior Wmch
ender nugatory certain legislation by the Territorial
legislature The importance of the questions IN
voyed is shown by the fact that by the decision OF
the Attorney General Of the United states rs 70 par
ticuar acts Of the Territorial legislature grave doubts
have been cast almost all the laws of Arizona
because most of the TeuitOlys important legislation
had occurred under circumstances which brought inc
enactments of the Legislature within the ban. Inc
entire legal system of the Territory is seriously
affected and immediate relief IS required The stand
ing Of Territorial bonGs and warrants Is impaired ana
in many other ways serious injury will continue untl
Congress affords relief 1t is impossible for the Gov
ernor to carry out the faithful execution OF the laws
unless he has some direct power for emergency.
For example: The Superintendent of the Territorial
Prison defed the authority of the Governor released
a prisoner whose of life sentence had been com
muted by the late Democratic Governor to twelve
years confinement, when the prisoners time had not
expired by fully one year and half; but alter I'VE
months time the Prison Commissioners, having crit
cised the superintendent action, he concluded to re-
take the prisoner. and without rcQulsiton brought
him back from California by threats. GovcTnp: Vol
ley is powerless in the circumstances TO remove the
Superintendent, or TO cause the Board OF Com
mssioners to do so. The same superintendent, re-
gardless of laws directly to the contrary uses the
convots outside of the prison walls TO do work for
private persons.
In another instance County Board OF supervisors
refused to obey the call OF Governor Wofey for re
port of their returns to the Board OF Equalization.
In still another instance the Board Of Commissioners
of the Insane Asylum, refusing to give detailed state
ments and vouchers in support of warrant demanded
the Governors cOunter-signature upon warrant,
and upon his refusing 10 sign the warrant they
brought a mandamus suit. in which they were nc
feated in the Territorial supreme Court since theh,
however, these Commissioners have entirely hcsJc'tcl
10 do their duty. and the institution Is injured as
consequence. -, a.,
The senate Committee impressed by the
anomalous character of the situation IN the territory
and BY vote, in which the Democrats earnestly ana
willingly Joined, bill was drawn 80 as To remedy inc
existing evils, which have unnecessarily un-etlcd IL
teInal affairs and seriously injured the Territory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
National News.

Great numbers IN negroes ~-r- r.
ported IT, lie cmI.ratiu. from Kansas IL
pAirAotua
Inc sunk''n steamer tIiN nf worcester
Wa raised aui tn"rh I" NJ" T. ui"n.
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,h..,,.. If Dr EY.ri. ,..ir., pr,-
fr~S"r SMITH "a> not Influenced by other
persons
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shot and probably fatally wounded .
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

The non partisan ladies in session at
Cleveland o. for the purpose of organ
izlpg national emcerauce union Of WON
en-. on Thursday elected Mrs {. J. Phluuey
Of Cleveland. president and Mrs T. Is.
Walker Of Minneapolis, vice president.
The unions at Skowhegan, Ne and Mont
p-lier. VT sent words of hope and cour-
age in kilograms. A letter from the poet
Whittier was received, in which he says he
ALWAYS regretted the action Of the w. I.
r. L. in taking partisan position. The
address does not, ~ any means, mpeach
the motive of the noble and devoted WON
en- of that organization. he has seen no
good accomplishment by their separate
political action. and hopes that non-partl-
IAN temperance workers VIII not waste
their time and strength combating .
political organization
A letter wa- read from George W. Cable,
the novelist The committee on constiiu-
iion reported through the chairman. Mrs
j Ellen Foster. The report Is signed by
every member of the committee The pre-
ambIe saws Viewing with the deepest
>nlicitude the appalling evils Of inteiDper-
ance. and believing that non partisan
non sectsran organization of Christian
women, DEVOTED solely TO the cause of
temperance, is greatly needed, We unite
ourselves together for thi. purpos :.
There will he five departments of work
evangelical. educational. legislative. liter
ary and Young wonens. One section of
the constitution declares that no officer
shall pledge the support OF the nrsaniZa-
ton to any political party or religious sect.
Ans temperance society can become an
auxiliary by signing the constitution
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
Congressional.


Monday Jan. 30 Tie senate Mr. Pa
60 spoke IN opposition Ia the proposed
Frd,., III Elections hiil and was replied 10
by Mr. Chandler
The House: The Speaker announced The
Spr, ial Worlds Fair Committee; IN Com
mlttrc 81 the Whole the oklahoma TOWN
sIr,. bin va, further considered
In committee: Further evidence was
given in the Ohio haiiot-hnx forgery ca~e,
before The House Special Committee; the
Committee on Reform In the ti,il Service
listened to arguments ~ Representatives
Hnuk ana Ewart. and statement b. Com
missioner Roosevelt
Tuesday The senate Two II Mr..
Hale, ua,al bills were passed. the adverse
r.p.rt on Mr.. Berry'> bin conc.rnin the
collection of furIJ statistics for the census
vas debated
The House: Mr.. Bland appealed from
the Speaker, decision not 10 allow de-
mand for tcllers; a long debate followed,
aud the House. by I49 to 1876 tabled Mr..
Bands appeal
In Committee The House Worlds Fair
Committee referred the Springer resolu-
tinn to b-committee.
W,due>day-The Senate: Mr.. Berry's
bill relative to collection OF farm statistics
~ tht NNt""' ''o- ~ ''N ''''''
bill was put on the order OF unfinished
business"
The House Speaker Reed was again
sustained 10 decision upon point OF or.
der raised 10y Mr.. Holman; number OF
bills we're passed, among them the Okla
homa Town site hlil-
In Committee Inc House "rid- raif
Subcommittee found it>eli unable 70 agree
upon the Springer resolution; the House
Election, committee decided IN ia'"r ~
ne republican contestant N 'he u
west Nlr2'hia contested eiscti"' case t"e
House Merchant Marine committee gave
hearing on Mr- far4uhar : niil granting sup
sidles 10 American steamships
liIuf-day-l ne oehate Mr- lnga''
spoke Tor Two hours on Mt butter Negro
Deportation biii:
Inc House Inc oHith-JacHsoh con
tested election case WA, reported ON
concerning Na'i"hai pahh c'rculat''h was
reported ana rec"mhitted IN committee
OF the whole fourteen sections OF the Al
mlni>trative Iarin nill were passed
In C"inmiftee Inc WAYS an" Means