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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
NEGRo MIGRATION NORTHwARD.

TO the Editor Of The tribune
Sir: II strikes me-, after reading ex-senator Claytons
ro.top .pcech on the southern question. in The
Tribune Of the l2th, that | can suggest something
pr,,tical to Northern men who sympathlze with the
moor co,orcd people Of the south senator Vance has
,id. If the negro j. good thing. let u' divide him
ont What doc, thi, mcan' MI agree That thi
disease is Al the south. Ny answer j., that the remedy -
At The North. and there j. plenty Of room Z" " uNoo
HIM out The question will practically be settler
before the next Congress convec~ II Tie NORTH VIII
ud orator, and missionaries south and offer induce
mcut, to the colorcd people to thin ont ana 20
north VIII Northern men stand idle and do noun
ing to hoIp solve the problem? VIII they send theh
orators south and induce the negroes by all means TO
leave and 20 North their friends. whore heN can Se.
Justice and enjoy their rights! GRADY ana Lee ana
t.r,vtor and a host Of others have gone North. lou
b3yc the remedy in your hand. VIII y"u administer
II or stand idy hy and only show N"ur sNHP"'N ny
hcwoauiug the fate Of the neer" A., ,
Friend, 81 ihc North. act tho part "t tlc Eooo
-I,ri.,n and ro to the help of the negro and sho"
vour sympathy m decd~. not words. ,r,,
WILLIAM u. CAElL
Norwood Institute. Wash ng'on d.. {" ieo' To- i7'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
ANOTHER LIBRARY CALLED FOR.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir. II lf,- work j, the object Of LIE Will not some
one make n their lfc'> work u give the people Oh
New NorA better library
The A-tor Library is fin" structure. BNt me
demand for books j. so great ~ times. that IL Is
iupo--lo for the Librarians 10 serve the apph'a"l''
except al,,r AN annoying delay The A'tor is ohiY
r,ofll a, consulting library and the hours are Shor'
for au, extended research
.lu A m.mte. Of the Mercantile Library WHICH Has
commemorative catalogue Of books and an extensive
Collection OF periodicals.. But let any one inspect the
tuId.r. IL is a d. grace - Nc"-l ork. washington
pft..ur. Philadelphia. Broohlyn. All have 'ir''at
i, libraries Tar IL, superior. The Mercantile ma -ooi
l., of book, t. start And tiier' arr lot> Oh
,,.. lh, myself who prefer To- pay weary 1850
i.,.ut i1r membership rather thdn belong To- N'o
4 library should be nearer the centre OF popuatioh
-, I.fV.uiuth. =. and Fifth ave. y combination ~
Sam. ANA ,ircclu arr ltcctlrc seems inc most dPPIp
,~,.. -f,lc of building. There should hc arr COZ
,-.. r,Dm with all the Cla>>lr- hl>'"Ilr'' cIl ~
,,rt, ~iati>tlc~ bound periodicals. Wltmh i.a.h o,
80. ,u,ni.r> q drawing room Tor '',N'l>
r,,r, for the current periodicals. Nu'l "''st''-'
d,rr.d with playing fountains, water me- l.l.''
.r,fllarv picturr~. -lohc>. phnctald"N anu H.
,,ld be If more Importance - me culture ol Wy
,,,,rl, tnau even the Metropolitan Museum, IL Mo1u
- wise for the city 10 give portion "i W. I',X ~
such enterprise. W. w.
New York, Feb. 10. l-Ju.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

A motion wa, made before surrogate Ransom yes
terdav on behalf Of Jacob VI. schuyler, for m"ih-
cation Of injunction which wa, obtained last NAV
restraining him a, executor aud tru>,cc under 11e
eiH Of hi, mother Mary +. schuyler. from d~po,inS
Of any Of the property under hi, control The motion
j, opposed by Walter G.. and Jane, l.. schuyler,
broi her, of the plaintiff. Decision Was reserved.
Mary +. Brennan recovered verdict for 100 from
Jury before Judge Lawrence, In the supreme Court
Yesterday against the city, for rent on the building
occupied for some time by the second District Court
The court wa- moved ont Of the building time ago
Judge Patterson in the supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday issued a writ Of habca, corpu, ordering e
production In court OF colonel Andrew II. Roger eN
Deputy Commission of street Cleaning. VINO D. COZ
fined in the Warts Island Insane Asylum. The WHt
Wa granted on the petition Oi jane - Nc, through
hi, counsel. F. Y. :. oliver Mr.. O'Ne alleges that
Colonel Rogers IS of sound mind and j, wIOuGiuly
committed 10 the asylum,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
A TALUABLE ENGINEERING REPORT
COMPACT INFORMATION CONCERNING THE
VESSELS or THE NEW NAVY.


The report Of Engineer in Chief George w. Mel
vile, of the Navy Department. just issued Is the
largest and most complete report and contains moro
information than any other ever issued from the
Bureau Of steam Engineering. lis principal feature
is forty four platccopics Of the pan> Of machinery
and the general arrangements for space in the engine
and boiler room, and shaft alleys Of the battlcships
Maine and Texas. the five reconstructed douAle-iur
Ictcd monitors. the 5000. 1000 and 1000 Ton
cruisers. the Thomas armorcd cruising monitor the
armorcd coast defence vessel. the Naval academy
practice vessels and the steam cutter, and steam
Whale boat II thu, becomes specially valuable III
hi, particular alone, To every person recurring ana
desiring information ahout the vessel, OF the ne"
Navy.
The report also shows the amount OF work oo"e
upon and the condition II the machinery ana boiler,
Of every vessel i'm the Navy up 10 January l. ana "i
al machinery at the Navy Yards also description
Of the machinery under construction and designer
for the new vessels, special attention j, given to
review of the duties of members o. the engineering
department. and Chief Melville urges the e.es,lN
for increasing the number Of engineer officers To 'oo
Ut is now @IGl This number Is required because VI
the increase in the number Of hpp"ercd shp' soon
10 be- m service. each one with more auAiHaN
machinery scattered about 90 different compatt m'H,,
than II, predecessors and all tn requires lHl,"-','
and constant care. Tie Burcau IL coh'l"itl Gu ,
barras~ed finding officers Tor necessary "uN ~,
account Of the insufficient number 300 the 'olP,. j.,
/, recommended that appointments DC W,l, ~
fhc0r, IDEAL mechanical engineering, a. Wen ~ "l'
IN it, practical application. me h'l "l ~,
also makc~ -Onlc valuable recon- nl.H"'l 'W cod
gard to improving the membership OF the c"''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
THE COURTS
VERDICT FOR A CoLoRED PASTOR.

VERDICT FOR \ COLORED PASTOR
The Rev Albert =. Miller the colorcd pa''or oi inc
Dixwcll Avenue Congregational Church. oi Ne" -h"Nen
Conn., recovered verdict for $500 from Jury ueio'e
Judge Beach in the supreme Court YESTERDAY against
the New-Jerscy steamboat Company. Mr.. Miller = Z"
graduate of Fiskc University and of Yale lhe"hsl'a
seminary The complaint which the suit was
brought alleged that on August 10, l771, MI Muier
applied at the Office Of the company at PER no a.
North River. for staterO0m for himself ana MS
family the steamboat Drew, bound Tor ALBANY
lie paid for the statcroom at the ticket Office but inc
room which was assigned to him small ana
il-ventilatcd and lighted, he says, that he refused 10
take it and demanded return Of the money he had
paid. The captain told MIN that there were no other
rooms vacant. and the money he had pdd was re
turned to him. lie said while on the Wtnesoslahl
Yesterday that he saw other passengers purchase
tickets after hi. money had been returned to MN, ana
he declared that they were assigned 10 comfortable
state rooms.
The company put in a general denial, and declared
that Sle best uncngaged ,tatcrOOm was assigned TO
Mr.. Miller Daniel ii. Chamberlain aud Henry l..
Brant appeared Tor the plaintiff, and W. z. Prentice
for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
GENERAL JoHS A. FOSTER BrRIED.

The funeral Of General John \. Foster ""'H TOOK
Mace AT his home 80. IL Eat seventy 'IA'" '''
Yesterday morning, was attended by hi-c 'u'''''
Of his old friends. The l'cv Dr. "'lIIim H. ''N
- c1,.,r,. church and the Ecy BIockho.et Moran,
rector 81 st. Marks Church. ohoai'd
Among those present a. T. Man, clinton Id'' 81
Wa, Arlington: Edwin A. otudwcll. Of ThTNi""'' ana
Cbauuccy ". Dcpcw. The 7ul Regiment veterans
were rcprescuted by Adlutant 6. II. '"NeI' MAYOR
George f. Edgar and Major J. }. C"m''"'h' 'aP''"
g. G.. Brinckerhon. Faymaalcr W. u R'I'"-' '"'''
=, , and General Henry f. IrcGia,u. \
drnut,fiou from Crescent Lodc" were also P,r''N w.
'rir LnrjaI wa, al WOodlawu Cemetery, u lHc fam1Ii
,.i. ,cLere General Foster, mother Wa buried one
month ago yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
INSPECTING THE PANAMA CANAL.
THOROUGH WORK OF THE FRENCH ENGINEERS
-RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION.

THOROUGH WORK OF THE FRENCH ENGlNf.lkA
-RAIIWAY CONSTRUCTION.
Panama Jan 23.-The Canal Commissioners have
been busilv engaged since their arrival here ON Jan
uary 10 they examined Lock No. Is. the Cucaracha
section Of The canal and the earth cNcavacd from .
and piled in the vicinity. For this purpose the Com
m,>ioncrs went over the whole section, up To Lrio
Creek. ON January II, at . O'Clock in the morning
they started for Bohio Saldado where they met Colonel
Rives who has presented plan for the termination
of the canal. and who explained on tho
spot Of the most important portions OF this plan
January devoted To dspat,huc CORES ponGcnce
10 France. on January Is they visited the line OF
canal works between san Pablo and BohO soldado
and examined infinitely the rock cutting at Lock
NO. at san Pablo. and the c,plauadc AZ Tabernllla
Thence Oh from Bohio they followed the ChasrcN
River. During the morning Of January l. they
visited the works. stores and machine shops Of the
company between Monkey llill and Colon. At mad
day they paid visits IN Colon L. the Consul Of France
the Project Of Colon, Mr.. Rivcs. Mr.. Oppcnheimcr
and the Lady superior IF the Hospitals The ldhor'
Of the day Were terminated by excursion 10
Boca Grandc.
The Star and Herald" Of Panama, has rcpuhli>lei
the report made 10 the Washington state Department
hv j. r. Abbot. the United states Minister TO colon
bla. The report has given much satisfaction to bn@
The Governor of the Department of Cundinamarcn
Cartaceua 10 Cucutl. The contractor ), VT l"'hri T.
the Representative ~ an American company. ne o,N
SuhVcntlOu gwen j. formed hy large grants oi tNH JOY
each mile Of railroad. which. estimated ~ Wc~'Nl l'
10 present TO go of $4,000. for INC 'o-uU'O
OF "a line which viii be 800 miles DO l"uEtl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

Th, week Miss Marie Wainwright viii take l,c'
beautiful production Of Twelfth Night u u"
Amphiou Academy, WILLIAMSBURG ana on TIA. i =.
stage the lovely and magnificent 'pI''"'.t'
can be shown to the best advantage. II VIII po''"'
~, I'M, mo,t importapt occurrence Of the dramauc
season at that theatre and should attract larS' anu
fashionable audiences. During the run AT '"o r"'"
\ycnuc i'm hi, cty Miss Wainwright ana lie. company
received a. much generally unanimous pial,c - r ,,
boon given to any -tar actress ana ,s'uHltc PlO
ductiou of recent years. AZ the Nmphon w PL
formance will be given in lis entre,n anu WIN to
xcniinnt ct includ ng Barton HILL William +. Owens
Percy Brooke Blanche Walsh and Louise Nuideusss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

Henry f. Martin. chemist Of the Board Of lI"nIth.
wa, complainant i'm a." Court ~ special sessions >r
tcrdly against James W. smith president ana f'"'
crick Crovcu superintendent. - tie tonN"lcaed "t-
C,r,nauv The defendants were charged with violating
sect, ,n Of the sanitary Code The company. th"
works 81 which are at Forty fourth ~ and tle''nh
ave- luu a number 81 pipes from mat POM ID ''
North River These pipes carry A lot Of refuse maj
TOR which j. deposited the bed Of the river. rom
these deposit, an unhealthy stencil arises VINO. Ha-
Icon Tie cause Of many complaints from persons living
In the ucieIborhood. Tie company Wa fined go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
cRrDIT DIE MR.. GERRr'S SocIETT

Flbridge T. Gerry president Of the Society i'r me
Prevention Of Cruelty to Chldrcn. sent th" N'''f
letter. Yesterday informing him that Tie society h'n
saved the city Sl45OO during January. Mr. terry
aid that AT the instance of police justices - "'HT-
lad last month investigated the case Of 2'' 'hdHH
, 3, ,r.. DESIGNED 10 commit - institutions. IH~
rcsrlfod i'm The discovery that only H. OF INC 'mI
Grcn were proper subject for commitment, a.a ','
w., law which make the city pay rlo for ego ,'I"
"a committed Mr. Gerry claims the cirdj a4l"''l ID"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
MEDICAL AND SINIyIRT NOTES

.........,..
>T'LPIiIEE OF CALt ll u - DlIIi llilllN lH
III. ,., M ,.,r.ior az N.-- ,.- tl. lut Dor land,
"''N ,,.., - ,,..,.,, ,,. ,,,,,,..,f,. and ,r,up.
wv ~ w .i DE-. l.,. arrived
.i..,.. y, III ,,.,tIl,. treatment Do
,t,,n., tho .rr, orlI,.,il, ta,.- ,l-ut ,o fifteen
d, ,.,rdin.. to IFS .r,yty willie nIih thc -uuAuicj
If calcium two or three day, suffice; the fever ana
bc Inflammation - The fossils Disappear. and this l~
followed hy the d>appoaHro' - ihr ill'r
sometimes h> pr"-.r'-N' immune ,,. ''r. J.. ,.,,
u'', i','' .,.,t , .l,.. bic. il far from opctat
ir~ .. r1uidy and On 80 constant a manner hU'
th.r, arr, presented the great ad\1ui t-r- 20 Il"lI
and mo. Of cure and absence % lo. al NctiU'Hl
I'm priurIp- tll. same treatment V"ul! Apply O. t|
that T.. the treatment must operate l"' tlN "l ~
order effect this II - necessary D."
,lo~r, If ,uliNur"t of calcium fNP, I,u'' '. ''
the value Of i~~ltlatinE WIN inc NHP'"''' ''' ''''
ulcli,,ut, namely. diEitatiu" a.d QunInc
.. -. nun, ,.,r-rt,pN Dr Zero Of fh,,
NfM ~ 'r i'''' '.' 100
>oc'i' N'dcA' "'N i'P"''N' <.,.
u. Of TIE treatment hr r'~or"d - for epilepsy
...t,,,,. tn. ,tii,l ,.,utcry to the scalp.
10y "''"' ~ ....,,, .,,.I ,,t ,,, fem
The experiment" were "''-'"'"' W
&c., r,,l,rh affection preceding the couvul-Ivc -ymp-
,u. .,.... .,,-i..ed of two rll--.~ namely.
W "a whom the ronvul,iou, BEGAN n one of
tl, r,.tl, l,d limbs. corresponding 20 the ~'ttllrl
,k,ouldu epilepsy, ana th"-' oi "",,lN 'PnP'
NIth"u, a'' I l,,,t i,,,I ai.. rI.. method IF
r.,II-I,ii cmpl5lcd boo AN thu ',-'- consisted Do the
application of ten "r uii'n n~H ''., '. W., , 81" ~,
a' ,.A' ,,.,,,,I ,y,r,. t,,,, ,r f, la,, ap.
HuIl,' ,i r,., a. nm. .,,In CORRESPONDING Id the
pH''i I" ,,, i,, ,-ht ,ut d., tl,. t,. cases, A
P'Nv"o 49," law, ,,artt diri,ltinn IN thr number of AZ.
ia'hH was ""'"''"'
OF FSTION AELE pl;AtrHEN FOR OBTAINING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

The suit Of Johanna Gunthcr, German servant.
against john Mckee, defeated Prohibition cand-
date for the Assembly, for 10000 for breach OF
promise Of marriage, was finished before judge Err
Itch IN the City Court yesterday, but the Judge had
gone when the iurv agreed upon a verdict. and
scaled verdict wa, sent which VIII be opened THIS
morning The defendant Wa, the principal witness
Yesterday aud he put IN general denial OIL Inc dIc-
aatiou, of the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
- THE RrRAL NEw.yoNKrR, cnANGES HANnS

''lhe Rural New.Yorkcr," which established forty
years ago by D. D. y. Moore for tho last thirteen
years has been controlled by f.. =. has been
purchased by Lawson Valentine and T.. u. Libby. Mr.
CaInan will fdtor-n-C hicf and will devote
time than he has heretofore been able do
perlmcntal Work "Ihc Rural New-YOrkcr's" farm.
Mr.. Libby Is the business manager. Mir Valentine is
proprietor o. The celebrated ouRhton Farm. president
OF Tho Christian Inion" Compaly partner In the pub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

The twenty two large protected cruisers aI'@ tGe
Sqo-ty ped ta- counts, the Admiralty icf qt,y nv
Il,,,v over the bad showing ana are ic9
~ -lir dciIcner, any Wore than the enP' "'l d
rn,y ramnleicd and what make tHen ieeI 49, ~,
U' w., 80 nitod state war vessels. do not fali on
Tie same f, prQpioq a. I 90 ' lr Intended to
g. Ind j. officially dc-crhcd 1f.7-lol mp, W.
!, IL nnjv few weeks that, during conui ..Hn,t
tt.arninr AZ sea she made l. = knots anu "l'''''
f.reat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

on Wards Island with attempting to compel her to return
to England against her will Mary cells fantastic story
10 the effect that Dr.. MARBLE told her to sign paper
which turned be petition TO the Treasury Depart
ncnt asking be- sent back to England. Inc petition
was granted but when Mary led 10 the steamer sho
Kicked and screamed Vigorously that the officers gave up
all attempts to put board The Board OF Lniga'
ton Yesterday laid the case over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
ETETON'~ GRAVE

Tothe Editor Of 7 he IrlDuh e.
>ir. I'm 3D.. interesting article on ""m Ne" l'rN'
,d D., I'm, mornings paper the statement i' made
That fi. ,,nt, Of It John, BulYin- ground contain
fla. remain, Of William f. Burton. the comedian
ruat i- mistake. william +. Burton j. Uu'''" III
brentwood Cemetery and suitable monumrnt marks
49, 49,, VI. y. MYERS.
l.-...L-l.-l- Inh- 10 l-.N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
NEVER CAPTAIN OF TROOP 4.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In your article to-day on Dougla' Green you
say: lie wa, the first captain Of Troop y NHo"
me 10 correct this. for while be wa Tor time menu
Der II the troop. be never held any place a9"Ye ma
OF private 900 IL
Ncw- York. Feb. l3. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

course Among other fast vessels of the Italian Navy
are the Italia, which was begun zen year ago ann
Each of these ships is 400 feet long and both were
3 knots on her steam trial while the Lepanto made
Is 4 knots on her trial The RugIcre di LAURA. a
6rsf class battle Shin of the Italian Navy made 10
the Giovanni Bausan. one of the steel cruisers.
SPEED OF THE FRENCH SHIPS
The speed trials Of the vessels of the French Navy
are made course Of six miles. but once wear
they arc given speed trials in the evolutionary
or Mediterranean squadron fastest Of the French
maximum speed CT 1915 knots on her official trial
The cruiser StaX made trial speed Of 10 knots :
the torpedo dispatch boat Milan. speed of l-A knots
the Cece. 165 knots, the batte-ship Formidable.
1862 knots; the Condor. H. knots, AID the Brink
and the Coulcuvrinc l. knots.
THE GILLIAN CRUISER ESMERALDA.
Tho Esmcralda, Of the Gillian Navy, cruiser Of the
first class, made trial speed of 49, knots in 1S7j
while the Naniwa- Kan of the japanese Navy. sister
ship 10 the Baltimore, made 17.9 knots on her trial
The Taka-chtu, another japanese cruiser, and butt
upon the plans OF the Naniwa- Kan, made lis knots.
TIE GERMANs' DISPATCH BOAT
The fastest vessel in the German Navy is the dis
patch boat Grcf which is reported TO have made a
speed of 90 knots hour from Garden to WilhelmS-
haven. The unarmorcd cruisers Elizabeth and Ari-
adnc made trial speed Of l. knots each.
THE ADMIRAL KOENILOFF. OF RUSSIA.
Russias fastest war vessel is the protected cruiser
Admiral Kornilof which has record of 80 knots in
a five hours
SPANS FASTEST wAR.VTssEL.
The Reina Rcgcnc, Of the spanish Navy, claims the
honor Of Of acquiring, for her tonnagcdis placement
$500 tonS the greatest speed yet attained by any
general service fighting ship The official report Of
her trial for hours, under forced drausht, and
with displacement Of 1900 tons, announces tho
mean speed 2O.6 knots. with about lljO0 horse
power. But the torpedo vessel FL Dc>tructor Vcs
sci Of 44j tons displacement, made three hours
continuous a mean speed OF 22.G knots an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

fishing firm Of Houchton. MiGin & Co. and in "Thc
American Garden Publishing Company. Nj. Libby has
had long experience IN agricultural newspaper work.
and has been the Editor 81 ''Thc American Garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
THE FARMERS TO THE FORE.
THEIR INTERESTS CONSIDERED BY THE
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
REBATE Of DUTIES DEMANDED-wHAT Gov
ERNMENT SEATS COST - EXPERIMENTS
WITH BNELEY-OATS AND NOTES.

coming 10 the front At the very opening of the ses
sion they have made thcir voice heard in Parliament
and TO effect. The motion made by MI Lander
kin on Monday looking to rebate oil duties on corn
imported for fttcuiug cattle for export was defeated
But it was defeated by margin OF only sixteen votes
against a usual Government majority OF forty or fy
sir John good humorcdly described this narrow escape
Of the Government surprise party, ana laughed IL
or. But sir John always take, thing eood-humoredY
There are many in the Government party VINO look
upon the matter far more seriously.
The rebate asked for by the farmers is only logical
sequence that already granted to brewers ana DIS
tcr, who receive ON the beer and spirits they export
rebate Of The duty paid on the grain brought IN by
I them for manufacturing purposes. The proposal OF
Mr.. LHndcrin thoroughly logical II the dl'ters
are practically excused from the payment of duty on
corn and the like. why, is asked, should not the
farmer be similarly treated The Government re
piled to tine question by declaring that the aggregate
rebate received 10y the di,tillcro is very small Inc
principle o a rebate, however il there, and the point
which >trkc- the farmer Is not the smane'' Of the
duty the disucr has returned 10 him. but the drgcne''
Of The duty the -ockrai-er doe, not get back. No
better Nplanaon OF the discrimination was Afforded
The Ministers ccf contention, were that rebates to
manufacturers are good. they help industry and
that rebate to the farmer i, not necessary a. he has
b NOT asked for it.
The latter statement D. not "a self evident fact.
The farmer, do demand the rebate. The feeling among
them is very strong the subject, and Will as
surcdy make t,clf felt at the next election How
much tho Government realize the growing discomfort
with thr present order OF thing, is to be seen IN inc
measures % D, taking 10 strengthen itself here ana
there. For example. there i- the oxford ana New
Glasgow Railway DO Nova scotia. II Va' sir 'hirle'
upper who asked for biz grant for building It, But
why m.n at The HtcrcooniM Railway already
connected those points. surely the Government did
wish % buiid Jim" parallel to it, own, and enter
into competition with Itself ~r Charles replied that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

mn THE DDCrDR DECEIVE the IMMIGRANT
Mary Neatv ace fourteen made a statement yesterday
"a the president Board 81 Emigration, In which sho
caI.ed MaIpe tc pys IN charge " the hoslta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
'1E ITALIAN CRUISER rIEMoNTE.

:
4 vessel which HIS attracted much attention OF late,
and which surpassed the Baltimore in speed IS
the Picmonte, Of the Italian Navy. She is cruiser
Of 1000 horse power, and made little over II
KNOTS All hour. But this over the measured mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

,,o,v THE PEOPLE ARE DECEIVED BY THE RE
PORTED HIOH SPEEDS OF BATTLE.sHIPS
.xn CRUISERS - REASONS WHY THE
SPEEDS IN ACTUAL SERVICE ARE
MUCH LESS THAN THOSE
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & 81 PAN
Railway is the only line running solo
vestibuled, Electric Lighted AND
Steam Heated trains between Cb;ca.o,
Milwaukee, St. Paul and innearoI;s
The Chicago, Milwaukee & 81 PAM
Hallway Is the only line running Solid
vestibnled, Electric Lighted ana
steam Heated trains between Chicago
Council Bluffs and Omaha
The berth reading lamp feature IN
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run ON
these lines Is patented, and cannot ~
used by any other Railway COMPANY
II " tne great improvement of the
age, Try IL and be convinced
for further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent or All.
Sress :. W Casey, Tray. Pass'r Agent.
no. 3s Stark ST., Portland. Ore