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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25
Fell on Icy Sidewalks.

Ludwig Hanson, a fatboatman, employed
by Captain Randall, started to 90 on board
his scow at Merrilps wharf ON Tuesday eve
ming, when he slipped upon the ice and re-
ceived bad fall. He dislccated shoulder
and broke his left leg In two places. DR..
King was called and attended him upon the
wharf. after which the injured man was con-
yeyed in Rich's ambulance to the Marine
Hospital
As Mrs. d. Leighton, of 81 Free street,
was passing down Elm street, she fell on
the icy sidewalk, breaking her arm.
Mr.. Fred Marston, travelling salesman for
Burgess, Fobes & Co., while returning home
from the store Tuesday evening, slipped on
the ice and struck his hip on the railroad
track, sustaining severe bruise.
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wheel Club Notes.

There is some expectation of having an
illustrated lecture given before long by a
member of Elwelps European touring party
OF last season. The subject will probably
be either Switzerland" Or the "Passion
Play" The gentleman has large number
of excellent pictures and fine stereopticon
The next rehearsal of the Ministries Will
be on New Years eve. After the rehearsal
the members will have short season of
whist. with prizes, then Refreshments. fol-
lowed by smoker" In this way the New
Year will be welcomed
A wheelman hailing from Cardiff, England,
registered at the Club House the other night.
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chrlstmas eor SICK sailors.

Mr., E P. Pickett, The indrfatigable mis-,
sionary among the sailors, has secured,
through the aid of generous friends, a sum
OF money which has been expended In the
purchase of comforting bags for the twenty
two sailors who are confined at the Marine
Hospital at the present time. These bags
contain Bibles, needles, thread. pins, but
tons, hooks and eyes and other articles
which as Jack upon the high seas mu t be
his own tailor, come in very handy, Mr..
Pickett also secured grapes, oranges and
other fruits ana nuts enough to form All ac-
ceptable addition to the sailors Christmas
fare
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Fire on a Bath VESSEL

Fire broke out on small coastig vessel,
the Governor, from Bath. iyi9 at Grid
lees wharf, Boston, yesterd9l7 morning,
caused by q kettle Of tar boiling over. Cap
tain A. 7. Lowe, the owner o the vessel,
was experimenting repairs, 'rhe depart
ment turned a stream of wa h into the yes
sci, which was considerably armed on the
inside, and one Of the sails~as burned off
close to the mast. Loss a5ut $500, The
vessel Intended to remain : the wharf for
the winter
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

~ A Riraa Meeting Of The Stockholders of
be held at their Banking rooms on TfFln WI
the tnirtesnth DAY OF January, 1891, at oo,cIock
. LOT sne cnce o. directors for the ensuing
That may legally come bef,re them ouSiiosS
-. JAS. e: WENGREN, Cashier.
Port and Me-, Dec IL, 1890 deciadiu
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Keai Estate rrans,a,.

tba an ne,i following transfers of real "..
try of deeds 'ooorued at the regis.
$40 to Ezra Drew
1886. "'i''oh 10 f. B. Nichols
ma mSsymond-Lemuel Rich. Sd, to William q NJ,
Pl REORGANIZATION A. PlaIsted to Ahhea n
Leighton. 81. 0iion 10 robert N.
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Inc PUN Casa.

Yesterday morning before Mr.. h1'e TO-
took the witness stand. Mr.. McDe iou'i're-
man of the j. T. Richards Paper Smpahy Oh
Gardiner, was called and testif' de was
followed by Mr.. Little and hi9arther' MI
Griffin, of Boston. This endethe testimony
for the plaintiffs. The defepe then Intro
dlced its witnesses. These g1tiemen' we
known as lumbermen on thu Kenneoee a ID
Penobscot, were called: elias Miihken OF
Augusta, j. w. Palmer an Lysauder SUI k.
land Of Bangor, and A. y. Wood Oh Lee gis
ton. A number of depsitions were read
Today the referees willipspect the mill al
Mechanic Falls.
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All collectors sEe requested to bring in
their t'ckets and money at the meeting next
Friday afternoon at . o'clock. The Chill.
dren's Christmas Club wish to extend their
thanks to the ST. Lawrence street Sunday
school for the receipt Of S., and also IN that
gentleman who so kindly donated So for the
nnrchase of mittens.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25
She viii Make Anotner rrIp,

The steamer City of Richmond sailed last
night on her last advertised trip for this sea-
son, but owing to the large quantity of
freight which the steamer was unable to
take 1t has been decided to make one more
trip east, leaving Portland for Machiaspogs
and intermediate landings at II p. m. on
Friday next. Goth inst, returning inmedi-
atplv
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Sheriff's Deputlee

Sheriff Cram announces these deputies for
the county out of the city:
Blidgron-Isaiah S. Webb.
CascO-G. I. Cook.
FTeeport-J. III. Banks.
Gorham- Gard Der M. Parker.
Otisheld-B. s. Skillings, BolsterS Mills.
Naples Andrew Chute.
North Yarmouth-Henry E. Skillln.
SebagO-O. o. Douglass.
Sta dish-JOhn 4. Thompson.
Mestbrook-A. G. Chute
Wnoham-J Doughty.
1t will be seen that Sheriff Webb will be
deputy sheriff for Bridgton.
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YORK COUNTY.
MARE tAGES

In GTham. Dec. "a, by Rev. Geo. w. REYNOLDS.
Edgar W. Evans of Shelburne, N. H., and Miss
Emma A. Files of GOrham
In Gorham, Dec. "a. by Rev. Geo. w. Reynolds,
Eugene H. Libby of Scarborough and Miss len ME
N Deering of Gornam.
Iu Dennysyille. Dec. Ia, Edward p, Wilder and
Miss Viola M. Owen of Pembroke.
In Phipsburg, Nov. 8, John w, Morgan and
Maude +. Hurde, both of Harpswell
In west Brooksville, Dec. A, Reuben N. GRAY OF
In Rockport. Dec. 10, Isaac S. Bartlett Of An.
pleton and Miss Minnie E. Bennett of Searsport.
In Camden, Dec. ID, Charles f. Gould and Miss
Stella j. Hall. ~ N4'o'
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Fell DOWN an iexa,or

yesterday young mainamed Stone. aged
aoout eighteen years. syposing the elevator
was standing at the thi boor of the build.
lug, occupied by Or. John F. Rand,
stepped OIL the lo' down the well. II
was tremendous falbut he escaped with .
broken leg and a b shaking mn pioh,s
ambulance was cald and the vnnpg ,'' 'nan
was taken r. 49, neral f"s,x n ai
treatment. derfuI escapa - ~, pDa
death. :. 'l'
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PERSONAL.

Today Rev. S. F. Pearson and wife cele-
pirate their silver wedding at Gospel Mission
Hall from to 9p. m.
Dr. Charles d. Smith Of this city, has been
elected to the lectureship in physiology in
the Maine Medical School in place of DR.. II,
IL. Hunt, who resigned not long ago.
Mr.. Edward G. Hamilton, for some years
night clerk at the United States Hotel, has
resigned to enter upon the duties of clerk at
the Evans House, Gardiner. He will be sue
ceeded at the United States by Mr.. john
O'Connor Of this city,
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Christmas Tree at st. stepnen.s

The Christmas tree service at St. Stephens
will be held tomorrow at 8 p. IN. with carols.
addresses and gifts for the children from the
tree. All interested In the children's Christ
laas celebration are invited to be present in
the chzrcb at s o'clock. The singing OF the
carols alone will not fail to crafty them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25
Christmas Day on Thursday.

Tie BarIeIan MS. NO. 2252 IN the Bril-
[useum contains the following:
"If Christmas day on Thursday be
A windy winter you shall see;
Windy weather III each week,
And hard tempests strong and thick.
The summer shall be COCA and dry,
Corn ard beasts shall multiply;
That year Is good land for to I'LL:
Kings and Princes shall die by skin.
Ii child that day born shall be,
IL Shall happen right well for thee;
OF deeds he shall be good and stable,
Wise Of speech and reasonable.
Whose that day goes thieylng about,
He shall be punished without doubt;
And If sickness that day betide
1t shall quickly from thee gldeu
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muHIclPAL COURT.
REFoRE JUDGE GOULD,

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Char Is. Williams. In
toxication; fined SO and costs and 30 days in
county jail.
Willie OBrien. Intoxicatlon; 30 days in
city house of correction.
Charles Smith. Iutoxication; fiued $40
and costs.
John E. Shehan. Larceny; 50 days in
county iail
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Darby and Joan.

Inc sales OF Mrs. Cavazza's DARBY and
Joan" viii net more than 800 to the aged
oenehciaries. The Toney will be deposited
th she bank on interest, and will be paid to
S va, IS needed from TIME to time through
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris'
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria'
dec1l eod&wly
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The post office will bo ono m.,
=. ,et ana general delivery from toos
I,var =, H. Carriers will make morning de.
very as usual. Collections will be made a.
and II a, M, and 6p. m. 10 'H"ue AZ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25
Skating at The Oaks.

MIR. Smith, of the committee on public
grounds, procured permission. FROM the Mayor
yesterday to use 600 feet of hoseto food the
at Deering'O Oaks, thus giving the boys
ponG Christmas.
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MUSIC ARD DRAMA.


THE sTEPDAUeHTER.
The Philadelphia Press says of the "Step.
daughter" in which Annie Tiffany will ar-
pear at Portland Theatre next week;
Annie Ward Tiffany, who has been IA
miliar Inquire In minor Irish characters to
playgoers for several years, last night at the
Park nlled very ceptably the place of star
IN tne Stepdapghter, new melodrama
masculine villain. but the character Of MRS.
Egerton makes up for all that is omitted of
male malevolence This character forms a
striking foil to peggy LOgan's" humor, vir-
rue, ana liability to turn up In the very nick
Annie Ward Tiffany filled the role of
Peggy" to the full satisfaction of large
audience. Annie Barclay, as "Mrs. Eyer
ton" the adventures, and Jennie StetsOn as
'Susette. an intriguing French maid. were
equal to the demands Of their part. Arthur
Livingstone, as ''Allen Travers," was an ad.
mirable drunkard in the second scene. The
stage setting was c0mmendable feature.
and Peggy Logan's" descent of the cliff in
the last scene was greeted with furore OF
| applause,
PORTLAND THEATRE.
This afternoon the California Detective
will be presented at Portland Theatre. and
tonight Escaped from Sing Sing" will have
| its initial representation. This latter play
is highly spoken of and Mr.. Meldom and
Miss Ainsworth are said to be specially hap
| by in their Interpretation of the leading roles
The other characters all have good parts and
our readers should take in the performances
as fitting feature of Christmas.
NOTES.
Cnanfrau in "Kit" will be at Portland the.
atre January 1st.
"Unknown" will be at Portland theatre on
Friday and Saturday of next week, by the
L0throp stock company.
Tony Farrell and Jennie Leland will be- at
Portland theatre Monday and Tuesday even
ing In 1.-THE Irish Corporal" Wednesday
evening Annie Ward Tiffany will appear al
PEGGY Logan" in her new play, "The Step
danphtar -
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STATE OF MAINE. COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
|, Charles e. Allen, Cashier of the above named
bank, do SOlemny swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. CHAS a. AIIFN Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Oath day
OF December, 1890. VIM. W, MASON
Correct-Attest:
FRED E: RICHARDS,
III b. CLEAVES, Directors
LYMAN M. COUSINS,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25

More cases of sick hadache, bilious
ness, constipation can be cured In less time, with
ms dicne, ami for less money, by using Carriers
Little Liver Pills, than by any other means.
den22 d&w1w
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the STATE.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
Deputy Sheriff A. G. Chute has served a
notice on 5. ID. Warren 81 Co, aud Repre-
sentative elect Wescott of G0rham to the
effect that the Sebago Steamboat Company
will petition the next legislature to pass a
law compelling the above firm TO keep the
lake and especially the Songo River free
from obstruction so that this company's
boats can run without delay.
YORK COUNTY.
Alderman David Garnache, of Biddeford,
who recently the employ of George w. Dom
nell. the clothing dealer, has brought suit
for the recovery of $4,024.4S, which sum he
alleges is due him from MFR. Donnell, in
writ of attachment, to cover the amount of
the suit has been placed on the store.
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xEw ADyERTs-EmE TODAS

Angostura Bitters. endorsed by physicians ana
chemists for purity and wholesomeness. DR.. >.
@. d. Siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers ASK
your druggist dec29eoo@"A"
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MRRCHiNTS NATIONAL BANK.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
L Mercha ts' Nat Rank, OF Portland, Me-. for
the election Of seven directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction OF any other business
that may legally be presenter, will be held at
day of January, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
j. K. GILMAN, Cashier.
Portland, Me-, Dec IL 1890. dec13dim
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25

Did YOU get what you want
ed for Christmas?
Did you forget to call on us
yesterday TO select some arr
ticle of Clothing or Furnish
ines for a Christmas pre-
sent?
Our store will be open till
noon to-day to accommodate
late commers with our Hid
den Hand Circulars. This
will positively be your last
chance.
Presents not claimed by
noon to-day will be returned
to stock and the numbers
destroyed.
Who's got the lucky num-
Der that takes the $40 over
coat.
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sMhlfa Raayers''

Slough Cream" cures complicated coius' chao1ic
coughs, Gains Group, conquors cohsuliption
Costs so cents. Call chemist. ocldom
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WRECK OF SCHOONER s. s. BICKMORE
w Engineer Office. U s. Army, Newport,
r. l., November 26. 800. To whom it may con-
Germ. Whereas. navigation Is obslructed and
endangered by the wreck OF the schooner s. 3.
Bickmore, yi about half way between the
wharf and the west end of the breakwater in
HyannIas HarbOr, Mass: Notice Is hereby given
to all persons In crested in said vessel her ergo
and all other property therein, that II, within
thirty g days from the date of this ADVERTISE
ment, they shall not have signfed TO me their in
tention and taken preliminary steps to remove
said wreck. etc as soon as practicable, the same
Will be Considered as abandoned and derelicI, and
1t will be removed by the United States under
authority of law. Sealed proposals In trplcate
for the removal OF said wreck, will be received at
this office until ~ O'clock noon, on Saturday the
9th day of December. $500, and then opened.
The attention OF bidde3 is invited 10 the AcIs Of
Congress approved FEBRUARY 26. 1885, and Feb
ru ny 20. sS7, Vol. %, page 332, and Vol. "a,
page Ala, Statutes al Large. The United States
reserves he right to reject any or all proposals
AMI to waive any informalities. Full Information
furnished on application. BY authority OF the
Secretary War. w. r.. LIVE MOhE, Major
OF Engineers. nOy26d4J then dec2b&2B
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ANNUAL MEETING NOTICk.

THE Proprletors of Union wharf Corporation
4 are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting
VIII be held at the office Of the whar1nger on
TUESDAY, the sixth day Of January, 1891, at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon, to act on The following
articles, viz: lst.-TO choose a President. 2nd.-
To choose Clerk and other officers tor the
ensuing year. 3rd. To act on any other business
that may legally come before them
NATHAN ID. ROBERTS. Clerk
Portland, Dec. %, 1890. dec23dI3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
A LITTLE AMERICAN GENTLEMAN.

The passengers on Pennsylvania annex boat en-
joycd a pretty little scene the other day in which tho
rallantry Of a small boy Of SIX or seven would com
pare with that Of Mrs. Burnetts farfamcd little lord
lie was a sturdy built little fellow. and dressed in
his pca-jackct with Knlckerbockcrs and military
cap looked the picture of little gentleman. Occupy
Ing the seat next to him fair little maiden. per
haps three years old. eho wished very much TO see
the book which the boy held In his hand In the most
gentle and courteous he showed her the pictures,
explaining in is childish fashion, their meaning. Not
content with this. he began TO tease his TO let
him give the book 10 his admring pupil. The mother
seemed pleased. but said Why. thought You wanted
me To buy this book 50 you could have 1t to read on
the going homer
so did but can't tho little girl have itir She
finally gave her consent. His face lighted up and the
little gallant handed his beloved book To the shy
maiden at his side. Great WAS his surprise and dis
appolnmcnt to have IL refused In the most decided
manner and. he took the rejected book and walked
OF the boat, he looked the picture Of despair. lie
did not forget, however. to turn round at the last
moment and touch his hat TO his little friend who,
she held fast to her mothers hand said: Doodby
Little boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
4 NIGHT OF MOURNING FOR TAMMASY.

There were few Tammany Hall Democrats IN the
corridors Of the uptown hotels last night, and the Hon
man House cafe which IS generally crowded on satur
day night with the adhcrcnts Of tina; political facton
was practically deserted. Not even the small ry fol
lowers of Tammany Hall showed themselves there.
The testimony which had been given during the day by
Patrick H. Mccain and MAYOR Grant was discussed,
however with great estncss in the clubs and In
the hotel corridors there were few who did not thnh
that the Mayors own testimony had considerably
STRENGTHENED McCann's story AID greatly injured IN
Movor and his Tammany Hall supporters. Last High'
was T. lie an evening # rejoicing for The Tamnany men,
but II All report, can be believed IT WAS tuicd u one
o; mourning. ". BOurke Cochran had been depchh'a
unon 10 freak down completely the testimony Whlch
Mr. Mccain had given the week before l'ut mo
most warm hear cd friends OF tie Mayor ana Mr.
Cochran admitted that as between Mccain and
Cochran the days struggle had resulted IN draw.
on the other hand Democrats who are no friendly 10
Tanmany Hall were outspokcn in the opinion that
MIR Cochran came out Of the proceedings badly
l,.aicn one argument given In support Of MS was
ibc calling OF The sdlul lawyer Joseph IT, thotle'
70 help the Mayor and Nj. Cochran out OIL ihcir ain
cultics. =,
4 group Of Republicans and Democrats were IN the
corridor Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel talking about
The work, when II was ANNOUNCED by one OF inc
group that the Mayor had said after the tnvc,iga-
lion had closed for The DAY that his pONtlal liluIe
had been ruined BY the exposures and the determined
stand taken by Mccain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
TIE UFdTHFR REPORT.
FORECAST TILL S Z. NJ. SUNDAY.
nNNNs
that u.

w..hlnrton May 3. 3 p m.-The storm that developed
IN the afternoon OF the lst I'm the eNtrin" horth"est
,d owed Yesterday aud to-day u the lake regions, gain
Ga, considerable intensity. has merged into an extensive
loo ara extcidlag from lrdana 70 Texas and Colorado
nh ,ortherly winds have reported during thu Gay
n, Iate Michlcan and IN the upper Mississippi valley.
Exceedingly heavy rains have occurred at CAIRO ais"
I'm Alabama and Mississippi; heavy rains have ALSO oc-
urred on the South Atlantic coast rains and thunder
-. ho,c be.n rcportad in the lower lake rrgon. and
go has fallen In the vicinity Of Lake superior de-
cs.J I'm IN the temperature has occurred iIom Lake
Michran westward, amounting To 80 degrees Ron WIS
co1sn '1a.sachnsctts Rhode Island and Connecticut
sl,rh,iv warmcf southery winds rain
10, asrrn Ncw-YOrk Eastern PehnrylNanla ana New
rer.c- warner southerly winds, rain
Western New York and western pennsylvania,
.r,h,e winds threatening weather and rain slightly
cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
. GENERALLY USEFUL WALKING STICK.

A very ingenious combination walking cane mS az.
an the streets last week and met with ready '','
In appearance the stick looks like an TS,s head
one. with large silverplated mounths is nm
screws off, and in it slowed away the sea- sansns
s,ooI and set Of dice. 1t can be USED Is VI a 80
s'oo' Sice hoy The ferrule also screws OF and nA.
concealed in il fan. The stick ITSELF Is 'ccampstooI
three pieces of bamboo that make t ,hr,sen ounces.
The weight OF the cane complete Is oI With ease person
Weighing 300 pounds This new spring Snt excursions
be handy companion for campns o tournaments 8
games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
CIVIL SERVICE REGULATIONS.

Albany, May AT the last meeting OF inc State
Civil service Commission in Ncw-iork City the Board
anproycd the amendments recently made TO the Civil
service regulations Of the city OF Brooklyn relative 10
cerlncation and appointment Regulation 90 relative
10 appointment to Class Of Schedule j. Is abolished
The commission disapprovcs the proposed amendment
10 the eject that the appointment by the Department
- is of clc, In charge Of meteorological statistics
made in the wear 1887 maF. upon the recommendation
Of inc commission It's chairman aud the approval OF
pontcc placed upon the civil list In the suitable class
M schedule Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
cu,rr roVyS IKE chicago

gentleman stepped Into an opticians shop yesterday
q, have new lens made for pair OF glasses which were
constructed according to a complicated formula lie
atauated OIL his good luck In breaking them where
he could have speedily repaired, and the op,ican
erdcd by saying: Here In SewYorS or In philadelphia
or Ro hester where there factories, they be liked
IN short order but II you In the country some Of
tho slnacr towns Ike Chicago you might have 10 walt
week or ten days Don't 90 OF TO those places without
., fura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-Senstor Frank IIiscock. Of SYRIA
ers. UOFFMAN-Judgc Edward r. Green, OF New
jersey MURRAY HILL-Vicc- President Levi T.. Morton
and wife and General Amasa j. Parker. ir Of Albany
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEENAN,, OF washington. ana
Congressman Francis Is. Spinola. WINDSOR-S"Dator
Mcmillan, OF Michigan Mayor Samuel C. Cobb Of
Boston, Senator Donald McNaughton. Of Koches
far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
UNABLE TO AGREE on THE SILVER QUESTION

Washington May 3.The Republican senate Caucus
Committee Silver had another meeting this after
noon. several OF the members absent, and no
attempt made 10 commit those present TO the
support OF any Of the several propositions that
have been before the committee from time to time.
A general discussion revealed the fact that the two
parties the question of authorizing the secretary
of the Treasury 10 redeem bullion purchase NOES
with bullion were widely apart a ever. me
committee adjourned without fixing time for re-
assembupgs