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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
NORTH CAROLINA.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN BUNcOMBE
COUNTY BURNED.

Wilmington Preparing to Celebrate lit
tie Boy Crushed 10 Death by Log
Purchase ofa Gold sfin, -oieanings.
RALEIGH. y. c.. April "A. Special II
is understood that with the change Of or
ganizaiion os the Scaboard Air Liue' by
which Major John e.. Windor becomes GEN
eral manager OF the whole system. iuclud-
ing the Seaboari and Roanoke road, Mr.L l..
T. Myers. at proson; superintendent Of
TRANSFORMATION Of the Scahoard aui Roam
noke Railroad. will be promoted 90 tho posi-
tion embracing the whole line. and that
MIR. John II. Winder. Of this city, VIII sue
cccd Mr. Myers as superintendent oi 'He
Seaboard and Roanoke Rallrood.
The committee appointed under the act OF
the last General Assembly 20 inffruS,'V
the exemption from taxation oi raitoans.
Will hold an adjourned meeting il 'hl9 CRY
tomorrow. ..,
I'm Moore county. ai Carbonton, "A little
hov named .laryia ,0ggins. was playing
about "A saw-mill AMI helping che men io
move logs from the yard io ihe tanfM'f.
Ua had in-, started a log tO ihc yansWaN
and stoadied himself upon ihe one I'D MS
roar. which rolled and throw him backward,
.,,'sin, other. to start. -Four heavy saw
loys paseed over his body killing hJl, ana
strange tO say. not breaking q bone. ne
WAS "a bright aud sprishty lad Of about ph
years Of age.
..Smoh, Hollow - one of Durham suhur-
ban settlements. is getting iohc notorious
IL wa. fhe scene of another crime' =.
~pikos kocps "a little store there, ana -Mui-
day nirht. as DC stepped Out 0i his door u
.ef some water from the pump Doe was met
hv two mon. who hc thinks were colni'tf
fho,iuh he cannot now identity them. 'nr
struck M him with "A large knife. lie threw
mn hi- arm to ward on blow, and received
sliehtcut. other struck him on the mead
wi,ha sand bag. knocking him doNh' Nittl
whici his breath was knocked out' an" "'s
person robbed OF about 81.
Reports today are tO the elect that the
l,.tr,,ction of tobacco throughout The TO-
hacc0 belt oi this section i- becoming s.
rious. and late as 10 is. many iafntis ar
concentrating planting a rev crop 'h-
uon. J. 70. Cameron. for many years.
editor i'm chitfof the A.lpNillc DaiA 'iti-
1sn. announces IN card that his connec-
tion has been severed with The paper in com
sequence Of differences of Niewi "n many
subjects between himself and thc pfopfie-
otor. A. n. Fuller. Tine paper "a- i.renus
bo,iehf from the old m management ny Fuller.
A Baptist church in blucomue county
was destroyed hy hrc Thursday lne ni'
c1uehf i'm the roof from detective nue.
nnd although school wl. iu session. ne
fre was not discovered until 100 late TO
stop it. ..,., o,
AsheNilic have organized fund Tor inc
nuruo.o of erecting graNc-siono1 at th"
/ head Of graves of North Carolina ,onl,d-
crate dead. who lie buried 3t iredefiehs-
burg. Va. \ handsome sum mas oife'oS
] been raised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
DANVlLLE.
Negro Boy Burned by Lamp Explosion
Religious Reyivals.

DANyILLr, VA, April .i4.-Ispeciall-
George Johnston, the twelyeyear-old son o
Wiley Johnston, prominent colored ci1l
zen. was dangerously injured ana burned
Yesterday by the explosion of kerose n
can. The boy was trying 10 start hre VIII
the oil.
the Store house and stables Of Smith, Bros.
(roloredA merchants in Jacksonville. q
colored settlement near the city, was burned
Loss 81 900. No insurance.
Revivals are in progress this week IN lh'
First BAPTIST and Mount Vernon Methods
church. in Danyille, and in Calvary church
North DdnNillc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
ANOTHER STRAW.

Butte, Montana, Goes Democratic bN a"
Overwhelming Majority.
hrur, MoNr. April i3.-ln the munici'
ln' election held here to-day, the Democrats
e.ocpd ihe Mayor and blk out Of seven AID
gma hy decisive majorities. The only
EpuDiican elected on the entire ticker
has iho alderman in the Second
Nafd and he had only three
majority. The city,is the closest politicalis
ih Montana. The right or wrong Of thrC"lnk
Oli Tunnel precinct by canyassing Doaro
,ne municipal campaign. In Onacanda, INC
D.m ffai'e candidate for mayor was elec'
.fa By over 80 majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

LoNDoN. April ll.-Mr. Stanley paid a
visit t0 Dom Pedro at Cannes to-day. The
Emin relief committee has decided 10 give
stanley a reception here on May 2d' on
which occasion The Prince Of Wales VIII
preside.
LONDON, April I'M. Parnell had a
consultation with Mr.. Gladstone today PIE
liminary 20 the introduction IN the House oi
commons by the former 0f "a motion % ie-
iect the Irish land purchase bill.
LONDON. April i4.--ln the House Of Com
mons to-day. Mr.. Parnell moved the ieli G.
tion OF the governments Irish land purchase
bill.
LONDON, April l5.-Matthews Harris,
Parnellitel member OF Parliament, for last
GALWAY, is dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
Murdered with an Axe.

AsuEvrLLE. y. c.. April li-ilau .et
williams. "a cOlorcd woman. living about
three miles west OF here, was found lying
upOn the floor i'm her house Yesterday uior D.
ing. with seven terrible wounds
ON her body and three on hci
forehead. an having been inflicted viii an
axe. She died shortly after being discoN.
cred. and could give no account OF her as
sailant. II is believed ihe murder was ih,
work Of a rObDcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
He Probably Made His Last Appearance
on the stage

He Probably hhnc HIS A"'' +-Pl''
on the stage
CINCINNATI. o, April li.-Nhiie IN ihis
citv last weel. Edwin Booth, the tragedian,
received letter from Lawrence Barrett,
now I'm Europe, which makes it appear I'M
probable that the latter Will ever again ap-
bear ON tine stage. The latter communi'
Gates the fact 80 long dreaded, yet ier'entls
h0ped against. that the operation To when
Mr.. Barrett submitted last summer would
NOT finally relieve hnn Of the neck aihic-
ton for which II was undertaken a'
n last resort. The gloomy tidings just re'
rai,ed are I'm substance that the complaint
mas again manifested itself in enlargement'
In other parts Of the body. This time The
les and arms are affected. one Of the legs
Nr. Barrett states. is especially distortct
with the tnmor. However, he Is not Win
ont hope Of cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

The narrow gauge railroad will be COM
nleted from Goshen 10 the Kockbrldge Alum
Springs by June 1, and guests are expected
this week
The Methodist Church at Mouth OF indian
will he dedicated on the fourth sunday IN
This month by DR.. }. ;. Kennedy.
The p.ers, i've in number, for lhe railroad
bridge over the James river at Eagle Rock
are nearing completion.
The Jeter Memorial Institute, 10 cost
ehouf $4,000 will be built at Bedford
ffft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
Grand Lodge odd-Fellow,

RoANOKE. VA. April a. Special. The
Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows Of Virginia
will meet in annual session here tomorrow.
Ihe local lodge banqueted the visitors 10.
night. The toast, "fhe Virginia Press,
was responded to by the president Of The
association, who was present as an invited
,sne1l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
RlOIOUS NEGROES
rire Upon Body Of whites with fa'Ai
Enect.

WHEELING, ". VA, April ii.-fhe negro
labOrers on the line Of the extension
Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad, few
days ago became rlotous, owinS 70 s9n,o
dissatisfaction In connection with their
work. They destroyed large amount ol
the nroperty OF the company. aud nred upoa
a marty of whites. who attempted 70 prole' I
the railroad work. A. J.. Ayer was Killed,
and i've others twhites) badly injured. AI-
lerwar,ls "A large posse Cf whites was >e-
cured aud seven OF the regfoes were cap
tured aud placed in jail. Further trouble y
ll1ared,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
nriti.h E.nedItIon to Arrlea

LONDON. April 1.-THE British East
Africa society has decided. and has already
began preparations to send am expedition
from MOmbassa % the debatabie Jake terti-
tory in the interior Of Africa, In advance OF
the proposed German expedition headed by
Emiu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
The NEW YORK PREsBYTERY

Votes In Favor Of Revision of the confes-
lion of Faith.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE New lorA
prcshyterv met in annual session to-day in
the old scotch Presbytery Church. Aiter
recess delegates were elected to the General
Assembly. which meets at saratoga haS
l5:h for ilual action on the question ol reNi-
sion Of thN onfession Of Faith. All the del
eeatcs elected favor revision. Ihey re-
cel,cd from 50 10 % votes each. The hlyn'
esl yot. cast fer anti.reyision was % Ad'
joulnel,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

PARIS. April l4.-At Cherbours this morn
ing the new electric submarine torpedo boat
Goubet was submerged Tor thrce-quarters oi
an hour. The satisfactory manner ln Whlcn
he vessel was maneuyered indicates that
She can be safely and easily operated under
water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

LYNcuBURG. Va, April a.. special.
Dennis Penn, the soycnleon-year0ld ncgo
boy who committed rape ON a young white
girl ten years Old, in Campbell county, on
March 26th last, was brought 10 this city
Yesterday % prevent lynchng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

CHICAGO. April lf-Tho industrial situa-
tiOn in this city, is fast becoming critical,
should the strike continue another week,
its effect will be 10 throw 80 Oj1 men out oi
pmDlONmCnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
KILLED BY MooNSHlNsRs.
A chief Of Police RiddIed with Winches-
ter Iine Bullets.

LYNcmBuRG, VA, April ii.-lspecial'l r.
The busy little mining aud railroad to"is
Bluehcld w. Va. was the scene last H"'ui-
day night Of a brutal and das'ardiy murder,
tEc victim being Walter johnson, ieTInef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April li.-lspeclal.
John Squircs, a respected citizen OF haii-
wav. in Fauquier, was thrown from rld-
inc horse Yesterday, and, striking a tree
was killed instantly. Hewas seventy years
old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
-Af NEWS SUMMARY.

......s. I'I "H'"i'ti itti aiA fpolcrt
r..t.I and Methodist sunday-schools
Desmond and Manchester held their
... Meetings sunday. Mrs. Mary
t-..a ras huficd.--rhc Board Of Al
..n0f The state and IIauss news
..... r.ro.siors VIII play game OF ball
-..n n..n. senator Joseph T. Iawlcss
.I.r.H.a.a. and Miss Autlotu will be
....I i..s morning. Tho Virginia Bible
-..t a..rl olcers.-.Rcv. T.. b. Turnbull
... ....alol pastor OF the Oid Market Pres
.n C0uWh.--lhc Hines Memorial
t0c mcl--Rcy. II. NJ. Wharton
fs meetings at the First Baptist
0l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

General Robert Patterson, who compll-
mented the troop very highly for It's BRAY
Ors. Mr.. Randall was quartermaster 10 the
company. and was afterwards promoted to
the rank Of cornet, q position corresponding
to that Of captain in the regular army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Tomorrow a most important convention
of women interested in working girls clubs
will be held. the day sessions IN the Assem-
blv rooms Of the Metropolitan Opera house
and the evening in the large Cooper mon
hail. At the opening session Marion haf,
Land will give the principal address,, ana
from then on 10 Thursday noon every Phase
OF the problem OF how 70 elevate norAlns-
women will be discussed by the representa-
tive women OF New York. Brooklyn, Bos-
Ton. Hartford, Philadelphia and Washing
TON interested IN the movement.
DIR. John ;. Young, the Deputy iealtll
Commissioner. has been making cen
sus of the population Of Brooklyn. he
nnds that in the NJ wards OF the city Inc
nonulation is s59,6l2. II was stated twe
wears ago that the population OF Brookisn
was over 10000.
The Republican dry goods boss has made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

The supreme Court Of the United states
today rendered a decision IN the case OIL
Sheriff Cunningham. of san joaquin county
CAL. against Marshal David Nagle, brought
here ON an appeal from the judgment oil tne
Circuit Court of the United states, OF Oaii-
f0rnia. which discharged Nagle from lhe
custody Of the sheriff, who heid MN pre-
oner On Inc charge of numbering Judge
Terry last August. The Court, in a long
ooinion delivered by Justice Miller, afirms
the Judgment Of the Circuit Court author
lzine the discharge OF Nagle.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ru1r on Accoryr or HIS coLoR'
r THOMAS FORTUNE THE coLoRED EDITOR.
COULD GET so BEER II TRAiNoRS HOTEL
-ARRLSrED oN TnL CHARGE OF
n1snrnERLY Conduit.

r. Thomas Fortune co,ored tho Editor ~ The No"
,,- devoted - the interests of Tho negro race Wa, ar
.,.s ,,o,, ; D u Yesterday by Policeman o'onn'II %
M Nioo,o.n,h Precinct and locked up in m" Ihiit"h'
,,o,ou.o on charge q disorderiy conduct prieiI'd
Do, t,,,,. rnn,. the propreto- % Tmin'r' Iotc1 at
u.o,1,,v and Thi.,y.thid-st Nr. Fortune went INTO
r,,i,.-. horroouf and called for slaN' ~ beer Ih
.,,,d,r r,fus,d 20 serve Fortune. Who went lh" u'
,,....,t Il i. aid nat he went behind ih' '''AlF >
M q, toll hir h., story. The cashier oid'r'd MN i9"
,.,t,d tho a.-x bgt Fortune refused 20 CO. Ih'h I'D.
,,i,r showed h'm ffor behind tho d"'N ard Fortune
,,, t, Tar,e. Ennis who standing near th' fo'F
r.,,.. Rad .con the cashier shove Fortune from DE-
td mo dc.k ani not knowing that h" bartender ma
r.d 20 serve him vith drinks ordered HIN out o' '"'
ia o.c..,, ,,.
Fortune refused 20 80 and Policeman o'onn" was
,,rt La and Fortune wss arrc-t'd. ln the -AuoAh'.''
o.ne .,Ic h. va. uIrty.four frsr' GA ana N'' - "
,o t..tt.t nroad,n. He Wa abusive a. tho u''"'
a-y sergeant Tins to sond for hai for him nm'o''"'
t 90 -.,r.ins o. vah h,rA 20 th" cells. Two ""'''
had 20 force bin. into ne '''l'
Tho ocws - Fortunes err'- quick ky 'pf al anu !"
., time the station HOUSE wa bcs!ee'f Win 'ooi'+
,,,,, ,bo wanted 10 know 'ho fuu particulars o' th'
'. when they l,sruod that Fortune had been unable
., OF drink IN Tranor'- they all -'d tha' IT was o.
,.,e yottunc was co.os,d. About = IT.. Fortune N''
,,d o.t 81 the station. house ty L1uue J. "lIi"N'
Io,ca man - so lOp Wet iwcntynin'h.-r
t,,, aid that the bartender did not rofu'" Z"
..,y Fortune with a drink account Of his color h''
rca.o he va. drunk and c rule ot tho hor'o j. not "
give intoxicated people drink
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
CArIIrnrn ApNIT TIE TOWN.

Tho Commissioners Of Excise yesterday decidcd hoe
10 gran, the license for liquor shop AZ Eagle ana
Franklin sts.. asked for by Richard Hi. son OF
Harry Hill in the face of The adverse report ot rohoe
Captain Rhodes and the protests Of residents ot the
Greenpont portion ot the cfy.
The body of a man found IN the Erie Basin on Nay
2l was identified Yesterday a. that OF william J'
short a recent inmate Of the County Asylum.
Mayor Chaplin said Yesterday that he did not Know
when he would appoint an expert upon 'he 'ern'l''i
facilities Of the Bridge.
The trial Of Nicholas rrzza for the Killing OF Alcx-
andcr salvano was delayed yesterday because oi inc
illness Of Joseph ODonohue Of NO l'o Pa''hcna'e,:
iuror He fell of street car on TUESDAY night anu
sprained hi, ankle rhe trial was ADJOURNED uhAI
TO dav II he i not we'll enough 10 go on te jury
will be dismissed and Lew trial ordered
The annual field dav Of the Adelphi Academy A'n-
,o,c Association will be held 10 morrow afternoon Az
3 30 O'Clock in Washington Park. Ihe president oi
the association i f. ID. Bancker' the NeepresneUV:
George Coon the secretary. Leonard brooAs' ana
the treasurer. Willis Ward. MANY entries nave peeA
made.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
.,. rurrp xFw ATHLETIC GROUNDS.

| .,.,i,r IL going IN have a celebration OH
saturday At the opening Of their new ero"ha,' .n'
,srcs Will consl, Of mile run one nan '''',' ."n
one ouortcr mile run. 900 yard run. loo var '
throwing sixteen pound hammer. throwing NV, ,
norra weight putting shot. high jump oro'o t'"p'
no,o vaut and 900 yard hurdle race Inc 'o""e
Mems Christian Association outing ''"o ".r.. .,,h
la'r"ss' ' , ror,hii,c club Their new
"" hib tboy have succeeded In leasing at
s.as.,ah,o rate are commodou,. giving ample room
,r cricket football batcball and tennis 10 DC '",
r,od nm At the samc time. They have io"r ','''',
courts two earth and two grass TWO ola'"o'''''
,,,rtor mile running track and 100 NHN s'"7"'
u.,, Professor James Douglas NndrcWS VII III,
,i ,n,nrc the baseball game. A. the cup lC,,i. , S
'rnncmhrr.hip Of 100 and each mempcr j s''o"'"
q a. mJnr friend, a large attendance Is expected
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
BEGINNING 4 TENNIS CONTEST.

FIRST Day OF THE NEwYoRK LAWN TENNIS
CLUBS OPEN SPRING TOCRN NAMENr.
Tho conrts of the New ork Lawn Tennis 'iuD pre-
.cntcd an animated appearance Yesterday afternoon
The first day of its open spring tournament Inc
,ourt. were surrounded with enthusiasts until play
lad ceased for the day. when all bctOok Themselves 10
LARGO tent near at hand where countless PIT 'hcrS "i
Lemonade and punch were readily di,po'ed OF. Ihc
rro,ninary round brought &. J. Post and r. v Beach
toccher and this match proved n be an exciting one
Pos, hogan bv taking the first two games ana la"r
~, Tho sct 6-4 Beach played in much mor'
accurate STYLE and Won the second set % Inc
dcciairr sct wa, close and was won hy Beach, "-a'
no crinc many points through errors Of judgment on
r,s,,s mart C. c. Eames won his matches Win com
narrative ease and ono more victory VIII place MI"
in tho final round This afternoon play in the Singles
,, bo rc.umcd and the doubles will be started Ihc
,o,,rs entered in the ccnlemcn's doubles have been
dr,,rr =, follows: c. G.. Eamcs and f. 2. M'Muiieh
,,,in.t \. T. Wright and partner VI T. Fr'S'cr ana
g Post against VI. II. Wright and partner G. HOBART
and Y. G.. Hall against Il. Y. Beach ana partner
& r. Ennvon and X. II. Perkins against y : hul'S'h
and + Hobart The score, follow
Preliminary round sinFles-l;. V Beach fae 'o''V''
,o,, T. / Post Rrookyn Hu T. C.. 60, G-3' 81 I.
:, roros Al.Engand 7. C.. boat !. +. Hobart, New
- T CO 60: \. : Runyon. Far and Near ! c.
boat NJ T. Bogcrt. Flushing r. c. g. 6-l flr't
,opnd 4 : Runyon Far and Near T. c. beat J.
1o,o.,,d staten Island \. g, SIS, c.; e. II
unn.low Brooklyn T. G.. beat y. T.. wright B'FAe'F
4 C. by default
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
si.4sl.los G3i 81 So7 40 '
nnocrrn1ycs " norH HOUSES.

u,.binyton Jnne Among the hAe'""N' "
atom. nrc.cntod t. the senate t'd''' ""u
,or,d ,,. ono from the Treasury Department ''"'".
ar ,nnropri,tion Of $4,000 for the improvement ~
GU Island. Nc,r YORK; Harbor. for inmisra'l'" ~"
poses. - a.. .,,,.- -.r,e-t
roc resolution for an inquiry into th" m'n"sef''"
p, ,ho r,.b Commissioners oficc wa' taken up anu
agreed 70. ..,,o, A.
The prcsldin- officer Mr.. ingalls, hhoun'e'
r,c select committee ON the bin for th" c't'uI''''...
q the University Of the United states Nc'''' ''-
minds. Shcrnau ingalls,, Blair, Dolph H"r'' me
Gibson and Barbour. and aid " IN cApl"hA''V" "
spp,r,ri indclIcacy7 of appointing himself 'h W.
committee that the membership wa- selected n' Io>
who were ;pe,ia}i, interested ln the p" "-'-' ~ '
hin and that hc hsd not been consulted.
In the House Nr. osborne. Of Pennsylvania P
-enfod the conference report Of tho Army App'op1"
ton mll 80, al, . .--cod upor,
in conference Wa criticised hy Nc7Sr' h'It'al' -"
Indiana. Fielder ~ south Dakota hcrt. W a. -
ard More Of Ma,sa ohu-cts and wa nr'eu",HH ~ hi
Nee,rs .,sbornc, oi Pennsylvania Chipuah "i va,
gan Kcr. Of rcun,yivahIi, auo "hec'" H. ~ No
hama The report Wa aNrcd 10. .. ,
Wr morrill,. II kansas. reported dl,aef,~heh, "i
the Conference Committee on the senate Drp,i u'I d
PENSION lin The House insisted O. lts hmcnancnt,
1provding q service pension and further 'ohic!ci''
was ordered.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
OPPOSING 4 NEW ELEVATED RAILWAY.
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST AGAINST The
PROPOSED LINE IN ATLANTIC.AvE.


The final hearing granted TO protesting property
owners i'm the Of the application of the Atlantic
Avenue Elevated Railroad Company for permission
to build It's structure In htsnticavc., from south
Ferry 10 tie city line given in the Court House
last evening Commissioner Theodore +. Miller pre-
sldcd. About 100 persons were present. L. IA.
Burnham Of the dry goods firm OF Journeay Burn
ham, made an emphatic protest. on the ground that
another elevated road not needed. lie quoted
statistics showing the number Of trains on the other
lines and the number OF passengers, which, he sad'
confirmed his statement
Albert Stner argued that the structure would be 80
broad as 10 darken the entire street Notwithstanding
lis width General Wngate. counsel for the COMPANY.
endeavored 70 show that this not the true s'ate
Of affairs. Isaac H. Cary, who represented largo
amount Of property in the street opposed the building
Of the elevated structure. lie wa in favor Of q
sunken road upon the upper part Of the street.
Ex surrogate W. -. Needer who appeared for the
rougera Flats and other property said thai there Was
in the whole scheme only effort % benefit the Long
Island Railroad Company. and no local heneh wouti
accrue. The elevated link would only join the Long
Island Railroad 10 New YORK. There was sharp
massage Of arms between Mr. Needer and General
NinCate and the former said the latter when inter-
rlpted. You are the most impcrtinent man KNOW,
and when interrupted again, shouted shut up
Finaly Mr.. Needcr went upon the witness stand anu
made his statement.
The commission adjourned until tomorrow evening.
when 0perty in favor OF the construction
will have A hearing.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
A. ,pppopp1AT1oN FOR wATERvLIET
An ITEM OF s2s5 600 FOR IT IN THE FORl1fl'
CATIONS BILL. WHICH Is PASSED


BY THE SENATE.
vasb,nrton June (Special).-Thc Now III" V,'
o,o., who have been making an enerseuo "Sh'
ai.. Tho action Of the Senate Appropriations N"''
,t,,oo :, striking ont Of the Fortifcatohs pH "i
,,ooo ~ about al 900, 900 for the enlargement oi
,t .u,,d,,g and pIant AT the Watervnct Arsenal
-. r.,rar,~d to-day by an important concession,
.hioh will no doubt lead to securing ulnn'a'eN a''
,ha, ,bov have been asking for Mr' p""0'' WV
had charge of the bill. announced that '"e ~ -, -,
u,as willing to alter its amendment 50 "o "
m ,nrouriation OF s2s5.O00 for the pulon"sc VI
,.,hce and other heavy machinery for 'lo "''.."'
facture Of twcIveinch gins III N"'erN'o, "
os,ion NJ adding n new wing. and OF Stoch'ne -
a,r,o,clv with smaller tools he SAID, oouiu 'hch
IN ovcr until the bulkicr machinery, "h'ch " ' ~
take some wears to finish, was well nnder ""' ,",,
.o,,ro,risn vas accepted and the Senate rauneo II
bv a vote Of - 10 Il. The Appropriations ,o"in'
. hold originally that the new big guns had oe''fr
30 made under private contract but inc Pi,
w ~. a'tborized of heavy machinery toi W.
viii no douht have the effect oi opcline ' nd ,thor
W.. WI ,hn m ma,nfacturc Of the twclvcinch ana o'h'r
rccr % specially If private CONTRACTORS Ia"
~ success in trying 10 carry out thclr p' u .L ,
" Nr 1;oruan and Mr.. tockreIl opp"ssc" W
rrrmise suggested by Mr.. Dawes ana uie nN,c arns"
rbusotts senator and Mr. MORGAN oi wa LIN ,,n"
others, defended II. Anoher @ vu.o ,Sn iii was re-
tbn substitute amendment, when nc ph VA va a..
tlc ,d S"U from, the committee Of the Whole, ana thiN
i,nc The figures changed to 80 10 -. 9i'onS ipona
.i.. I'm co aIso taken on the Scacoast Mortar ahcnu
mnDt which was carried through successfully lho
Iii passcd lust before adjournment