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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

San Francisco. Dee. = C-pccap.-From p"'''' r.,
Ter, received here IL Is evident thi' Yum way "
wiltshire !at"ly of Los Angele Is h'Nl'h "'' W
~, ,.,.,.,, ,r,,i his relatives Wiltshire. Il viii b.
,,,,.,h,cd caused social -cneation m Los Angela
,,,,., urc, ,yccbs AGO hy hi, contract marriage "hh
tho divorced wifi, Of Professor owen Pf"'lcn' -"
tonali,t Of California wiltshire ir Va lo'' wig M',
owen. who rs many years youHror th"h h,r ""'''""'
and /, the niece Of -ir samu" Baker ~" ''"'o"'
African explorer. owen himself one "c,''e'' '" "
crack EaSli,h regiment, lut thr'" away - ~.
-, -. .,,,,. I'm t,. Nationalist cause. Mr..
no,n j. , ,yonon II graf culture, but ol extremely
iib,ral opinions: 80 when wiltshire wanted TO marry
her She cot a divorce from her husband ana "caocu
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,RcrD WITH ATTEMPTED JURY. BRIBiyG.

Baltimore Dec. > L>pecan.-rhe announcement In
ibe CIV Court day tndt an attempt had been nsde
10 bre the jury in case for damages growing ont "t
thc widening Of East Baltimore st.. caused seiSs-
~ and tran ,ferred the ca>c to the Grand Jury. Theo
dorc H. Ladensack a wealthy property owner entered
,uit against the city. claiming that the amouns
awarded him for condemnation Of his property was IN
sufficient. The cty's award was confirmed ana a.
soon as the yerdct Wa given Chief Judge Harlan
ordered ,tatt\,torney Kerr 10 be brought before him.
and it was then announced that the plaintih Laden
c had attempteJ t. brbc the jury In the trial of the
co.c II was reported u the Caief Judge that the
nalntig lad offered Tdoma, +. Mason, the foreman,
hank note and that Others of the jurors had been APP
preached The olor was ,corntd ny me !ntSmal' %ho
nr,mptly called the jUice'> attention to the laFt Inc
Itofn Niorney VIII prosecute Ladensack.
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1gr Sry Of THE KErMoyE BAyK ovER.

Philadelphia. Dee The ran on the koN stone
io,k continue, TO-DAY with uuabatcd Nlgor MI
,.rou, prccnting check, for 800 or less were pla
in currency. bit any whose demands exceeded ua'
,uouut arc pad only 800 IN cash. and receive
,,riuu Ilon-c due bills fpr tie rest. by an arrange
mcnt with the Clearing House banks these dnc bill VIII
lc honorcd ~ any bank Toward o'clock the run on
tb. hank seemed 10 have been broken. the lhc al
cp,.itor- that early in the day completely cEcccieu
,,a ,riIiinc rapldly dwindlcd down. and few took
the placc of those that had received their money
President Marsh said: "I think the run IS about
.ovor We have paid every one presenting tleh'-
selves. and We are able 10 pay all IL IS ohV our
small dcpoeitors that have been making thi' run Oh
,rh ,.rc. husino.s ho;.ses on books have
.,,cl IN rs and over 10000 has been deposited
n,s morning The 100000 belonging TO the clty
which wa, deposited in the bank was allowed 70 re-
main thrrc ly City Treasurer BaN'icF ne 'Au lhaI
m" had Lc.n assured by the officers ana directors OF
,ho hnnh and by Bank Examiner Ore" tiat the Dahh
@ tn, o''." ,,iy .nIvrnt aud therefore he saw no
reason for Withdrawing the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

\y IMPORTANT FEDERAL NT\T'I TIE bEN'IN" "N
THE CASE BROUGHT 10 LIGHT BY


Albany Dec = lSpccial. warden hrH~h' "i N'"S
SIN, pri.on came hero day - have con ni'"'l"n
vlu \,tnrue, ticucral Tabor about ile ''f 81 ''"N
,.,.o, Hr,wn of the tnitcd Niai"N 'l>il' '""'.'
,t,,c an appcql in the cs-s Of th" murderer '"'''"
VT ,cho v,. .cnfcncrd to I've executed by "l''rhlV
r - ur, )n some time in the prc'"1 week b'. t"e
,itr,cv General had not returned aud Therefore war
don Ban. h had 10 remain mere -
- h.ve mn doabt" -aid Governor '1ll to-h'em'
that Jrdre Browns ,ddcr does operate as say o'
.,,,i,, and thcl, was no need oi MS ISSUING E"
noc,oc ,t,y have discovered to day 'hied ''a'"
ia,,,c nas.ed in 1885 giving an appellant III u case
~ b,lc,s coypuS the right to appeal from an "nNer~'
di ian to , higher court bat in the case OF "oo' 10
n,or,ipt va, made whcn he wa iiied III the H'u"
r,. that hi, ,on,tlutionnl rights had been "oiut''
ccarc mo- c,Iorcd man member Of th' JuiN "h'ii
o,,,c,cd him III counsel Therefore ha' HHp'r'''
. FOREIGN issue into the casc, M u" complain ''"' '
mad. f., Jud.. Brown IN asking FOR VIII 81 lauca'
.ornu, I am very much AFRAID thai th' 'h'''" ''''
,t,iutc which have mentioned has 'pche" 'h' ''''
In ,,,,, s,,te to Lwyer> taking murder 'as'~ mo llc
-, .,,,rs rourt. II 80. the nlt'd stale courts
lii nrni,,hly hc ovcrWh hcmed with TINS klud o "n,I.
~ ~ P',nn ,,nIes. thr United states supreme "ur'
adc,t .everr nra,Ir., 10 prevent II rei'huF ,'T, H.
I ,r..,,mc every lawyer who has nuruei'T W' , ~,
client viii thlni hi- duty to proohg thc Ic ~ '
client long possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

the irish people Of the honesty Of your par' IN
that grave matter. This Is The Wre'chcdrSf
moment of my life | scr shattered 10y Nou; who
brought rs to a splendid position, all OF ireland y
hopes
'ihr meeting was here adjouincl for dinner
The Irish party will resume Tomorrow the dis
cuNsion of Nr. Barry's motion for The retirement
of Mr.. Parn"ll.
HE supporters OF Parncll are cONslu'liH@ III
other amrnjtmcui
Al yesterdays meeting OF the Parliamentary
representatives. of the NoiiNDallht party Nr: NrN-
non, who opposes Mr.. Parnc maHc an a!luSon
70 tie Stalcnrnt made by Mt Ihhci! III ny
recent manifesto. that Radical wlrrpuilrrN had
saup"l the integrity Of tn" Nat icn1ii.i p2riN.
Mr. ParIcll an2riy Wrortcd tnat his statement
referred only 10 sNt!on oi tn" parry. ana
animadVcrrd upon the conspiracy rAis"hS III
every hole and corner 81 ne Io.>r oi "II','I'3
between certain Irish members Of the liou>c ai.'
ilcary I.abouchcrc and Professor stuart.
Mr.. SpNtol. replying 10 Nr. Fdrn"ll. asserted
thai he himself and his friends had been loyal
10 The party. and added We are your '"'r'S"oN'
Nh Parcll. not your slaves
Henry iabouchcIc and Professor Stuart nave
issued a card dcnyiu9 thc statement mace CON
ccrning them by Mr. PANEL. 80
Nr Parncil was present. IN me IinIeTN ol 'ht
IIoi,.c of Commons al 10 O'Clock this morning.
Ills supporters among tn' Irish members of ia"
House of Commons WeIc also present. ana q con
ference was held between them and their leader.
Il is expected that general mce,ans "' ,.,I Inc
The House Of Lords will shortly be held 10 CON
slider The political situation.
The TELEGRAPH" calls Yesterdays meeting
full-,lrc>s rehearsal of Irish Parliament, whloh
it showed to be more than SaN1n iah'E ever
paintcd IT, and continues: The display of eio-
uurncc was impassioncd and profns', the con
fusions and collisions on questions of procedure
were intcrminable and IccNtricaolc. ana IN"
Unconscious h,iror of the whole affair was in
tpSCTibl Bile
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CENTRAL AND THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
FRIENDS or THE ROME, WNTERTOWN AND 90
DENsBURG DO NOT LIKE THE IDEA OF
A DIVISION OF BUSINESS.

DIVISION OF BUSINESS
The project OF the %ew York Central RalrOad iof
the building OF u line Of road from tuca to POM
that Will reach the traffic OF the Tn usand lslands Hi9
aroused some feeling among the friends ot the foh'e
Wa ertDwn and Ogden>burg Railroad, which haa nun
erto enjoyc, control @! the traffic. II was re'aed
yesterday that about two years ago PRESIDENT DepcW'
Of the Central in an interview At ST. Louis pronouh'ed
the rctiOn OF railTOad parallel 10 anOther ~
wicked and lt:le less than criminal Inc ne"
line IS looked upon by the Rome. Waferio"n ana
OgdcnSburg people as enterprise that VIII diV'dc
The existing business and possibly lead To frtuc con
fictS. The director, Of that company own majority
81 its capital stock and the remainder Is held by IN
vesors who support the management. II Is rhd7f
stood on good authority that within few months an
offer OF l2j for thc control Of the properly was re-
fu ed, although it coupled With an agreement 10
purchase the entire capital stock at the option OF
the minority stockholders at the same price
\ ranOr is revived that the Rome. Wstertown ana
Ogtcnsburg viii connect ts two termnsl points al
Rome and Utica by building short piece OF ROAD ana
then build extension from ttca 10 A polhi nct
Rotterdam junction say eighty miiesto connect VIVA
the Fiichburg system. II such project we're carried
ont the New 0rk Central would be parallcled piac
t'rally frcn Buffalo to Albany. while a straight
lire would he made % Boston ani direct connections
would be established with the princpa! points III
Ecv England
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Liberal peers and members of the House of Commons
60 near statement by NJ. Gladstone.
THE LAND PURCHASE BILL IN THE HOUSE.
DEBATE on MR.. CALFOCRS MOTION THAT 1T
PASS IT'S SECOND READING

PASS Us StAOND HEhDINb.
London. Dec. 2.-In the House of Commons today
Mr.. Bafour moved that the Irish Land Purchase
bill pas, II, second reading.
Nr. Ellis moved an amendment. declaring that thc
Land b.I Wa unsafe measure r,r''ich tho
ImperlI Fxchequcr. aid that ii WAS unjust 70 ihl
occupicr Of tn land
Mr.. Gladstone said he found nothing in the changes
made in the bin since the last 'cs.:on thai Wa hhcIy
10 geudr To- character moro ai.':ac9y. There Wa
,Ao removal of the tw.nt; ycaIs' limit with "
PROPOSAL lh,t the county ritcpaycrs have power 10
vote whether or not the county fund, should become
liable for sum, borrowed in the purchase of Land.
Did Mr.. BaIiour recognize the probability thai the
r,t,paJtr,' might stop the purchase o! land IA
many district! CMr Ealtour here uodicd assent IL
an important pro, i-i0n, affecting tho wh"io
mcasuic he reminded he House tha' in view "i
The fact tiIt parcula" ci:cUm-ancc, prevented tl"
presence Of the Irish member, tOnigli:. & v0u.d be-
great Eisiahc pas Land bill tina; oppo-ci to
their desire, anc con, lions NJ any rae he would
not dwell on HAT point The want of I:ish authority
went TO the root Of the whole matter, aud mpollcd
every friend of Ireland 10 oppos" the law.
M Chamb ,rain asked MI. Baliour If he had cal
cul,cd the amoun, required under the biz. ard IT,
what area is W., limited. His estimate. he aid piacd
the total at L., than Goo 100000 lie advised NJ.
iaour To Withdraw the concession removing The
twenty wears nit, bat TO sdhero 10 the rcpd, cr>
pchscit".
NJ. Eaforr replied tha, he estimated the total
amount required to couplc.c tie purh,-c ~
c"5.o0oO"o. fhc ii. u providing for au al'aI"c %.
:3.oon.oOo, W"ud make great inpr ,>"n. ana W"nh
e.Hly simplify The pioo,m liz world reconsider ii,
que -tion of The twenty years Emit. The t ld'cr'
pr5>oitc scheme De considered q valuable alteration
to The measure. Referring 20 c'ictonN which mshi
aI>c from default oi the tenants IN iENidg the Land.
Mr. Baliour DENIED Thar the >tHt' would become tie
cNictOr. That pio'cs-. hr stated. would lee md'
taken y the Land commits ion. ac'ns in The Interests
lt A
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To ADvAVCE WFSTEOI'ND FREIGHT RATES.

Chicago. Dec. oopeciah.-N the meeting of ihe
general manager. oi the Western railroads To-Day u
wa, agreed To advance wc,'bound freight rates 10
lha La..s Of - rents irsclasS between Chicago ana
Missouri River points. taxing effect January /. This
VIII mako wcstbound rafo' the same castbomnd,
which were never reduced. committee wa, ap
point 20 consider the question 0. advancing The rates
on grain from Kansas and Nebraska points TO The
Ni-sl.-ippi River ana Chicago. THE meeting h"n
adloirnod iiil 80 morrow. the committee TO niee'
in the meantime AND prepare IL report.
The road, ,de of The association that were
rerr, s,nted were the Union Pac'ac. ne Northern
po ..nc the Kansas C.ty Wyandote and %o;Tlwc~tcm,
and ,he Tr.,.l1f Tlsho.T, and N.souE Valley.
Nc thor the Missouri Kansas and Texas uoT TIC k1>t'
Clt, Fort scot, ana Hempns sem r'pr'e 'nti'NcN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
U,pPIvGTOy SUMMONED HOME.
REDMOND. KfILN AND OTINR SUPPORTERS OF
PARNELI u NEED or HIS HELP

-. -,
REDMOND, EiLN AND OIifH - iipI'l f'~9 VI
PAHNELh IN Nh''" or MS i''''''
Chicago. Dec. 2.-ln an interview as t. Whchrr
he saw any reason for changing the opinion arcadN
expressed by him the Parncll leadership Nf'
.t.,ri,c,,, ore az the Irish delegates. said "
- ~ ., i...,,.e tiat .on,c of the hest known
,,r ,t.D,,,. b,,o cy,rc..od Themselves
among U' II'" u,."''" H'' 49,, ,,
against Mr.. I3rncl'~ continuance ~ tUc fdh'INHp'
and I am sim more sorry when remember tho
~ ,ih ,t.v l.vc l..cd thcr opinion
, .. . ,,,r t,, tho Irish uroplc
II W. W. -, $780,. ,.. ,,,, ... .t,,..,i,p
! tilnk II hh-hl N''uIdiH '"''' '''' ''' '
TO give due weight to The charge made against MI.
,,....,u I.,t t,,t H. unt ,l. pn~i,ou
'"'" W 49,, .. -, - ,,.i,.t, ,,iu ,,t
To my NINA inc m'!"''E "' "i'" P' "
folloN the lead u the tW" lil'h "r'Aoi>iI' ~ '''
....... -, p.-.ou t. , prpt..t.l; Il.y i.f'c
""''''' -'' ~ ,. .,t . .l,.
no spiritual charge over iHh. "'" '''' VIE
.lur means i.feu,v ~ setting tiW aside and 'S!lH-
, . ,,i.,,. ,,.. t..,l.-.,iu ~ i'i.-li-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
TOOK HEG GOODS AND CHILDREN AND fLofED.

Uridgc,on y. J Dee. a few months ago there
.rri,,od IN mi, city from Wisconsin John McCombeT'
If, wife and two children. Mrs McComber was an
.,,. ,,,,,an and she had many friends call
unnn her in her little home in the snbr1b known as
yInor,nd Among the numerous friends ot MFN
,t,conb.r wa, Henry {. smith. They were citeh
>, each other, company TWO "ec"' ago S'e p''"'
t,,,a am, her Size eiopcd with smith. McCombcr
,ra ,t aware OF the intimacy between h!s VIA and
smith ,nii .hc had deserted him M''omher finally
fonnd tncr vins in this ciy a, man & ara "',S aai,
hs" ,oI ~ thc rorrlc. lie will probably apply for Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
MINISTER LINCOLN DENIES 4 STATEMENT

Chicago. Dec. Robert T. Lincoln Mi"i~i"r 4"
England. th- afternoon denied The statement ''hI'H
10 London thai be attended tie Irish demonstration
q: Battery u on >ausiar night and Shat lie "l'd ''
one OF the vice pr, dcn'- ON the OCCASION H' ~
crj, ed an invitation g. BE- present NJ ." mccilf hui
dtd moi attend lie could moi. hc aid. commit ."
.,avc an ind l,crctiou &" attend meeting "i such
character while occupying his present POSITION 10
ward tac English 6Ovc"nrni.
this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

\ STATEMENT FROM SIR WILLIAM HAl''"' hI.
Ioudou pee 2.--ir william vernon liaicoun hia
written letter in which h" confirms Mr. Nf'ath' =
,atomcut made al the Parnclc meeting lai Heh''
relative 10 what took place between them al the h'
of Nr N,Carthy's recent visit to Ian. ~if NiIaW
f,rher .av. that he did not regard Mr. Parn"ie pro
,oea, as practical lie told ir. Mccarthy thi' IN"
condition of secrecy gadnl>slhlc dJthncht
accepting the proposal could br Of no N"lic 10 Nj.
parucIi or any else unless it, conicn~ were mad
rr.v.n Resides Sir william say>. lr dd moi attach
any mportance 70 Mr.. pafhclps pledge 0i involabl"
secrecy TIE Irish party and the Irish Nation pos
.e.sed a higher and more lasting sccniIty ihsh any
ccrct nerC tlatons or indiv vldual pledge IN u" mn
questionable fac, that no party, no lenders '"d e'eI
nrouose or hope 20 csrIy scheme ioi home rule
b did not have In" concurrence and support Oi tho
,i.h Natjon a. declared by IT, repre- entatl'"s III Par
In conc!uslon SN William SAYS that tue statements
If Nr parncll.. reai.u@ to hiN 'elT WHlansl view
and conduct are unworthy Of notice, ANA opposed I"
The tritl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

him ~ contract owen good-naurediy actlh3 as WIZ
ness Then owen came here and is writing Nationalist
editorial, for German newspaper while his X-wde
went to Cincinnati with young Wiltshire The latters
mother refused her SON WIFE, becGse she vas
q divorced woman, and the estate OF hlS dsvd father
who was in the Standard on COMPANY Is ID such
shape that the young con get Do money. 80 nc
stranded there for the present, but talks Of bring
ing snit In Cincinnati TO secure hi, inheritance. II
he gets enough money his intention is 10 20 to London
and Ecp GeMeral boOIh IN aldlns INC poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
FOLLOWING o'BnIEN AND DILLON.


IRISH NNERI Az SEE ONLY DANGER 10 loIt
Il Ill ~ fAENALLs '"tIaE-
Tb. c,.t..t q, cl d., t.,., -, ,h. a.tar .iic Ol t'
'' ' -, ..... - ,,,
o'e'n ovc" ~" demand io' i"' ".ui'"'u' "' ''-
paIuc from the leadership Of f'i" Irish iJr.trrn''t
.,.. ,.t.. 90 .,..,. i,t.,,.. .,,..,. ILL. SON. 4
!'' ,, ,,.. , ,....
Inn ON ihr soc "' 'L' ""'''. ''' "''''''' 20 -
York vl l.lt expressing ih,.r opinion ivriy 90 roi
,,.. ANS, o,..i native q. fir. .inaV ri.1DiIt,
''.'''' "'' -
".' lrr '..1 -. ..l. h4f i'' l.'i'' - '''" ID
.ls-t,iI. t"-1,.p. ., t,' tl.v- oppressed iy th'
,-t...i, ,.i., I,,, ..a. L.,o ard tli.ra a. t...c
|' ,. OLE.
IHr L''1 itI-'. .H 'pl' 20 o l' '''.'''" " '-''t y
3, th- ;.,l.i-4 l.- 'u-i. cry "t t.' Fti.au. iifN
forces iu tI. il.u.. 90. C.H .Hm,.. bat I -.slu"tnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
JOHN DILLON.
WILLIAM O'ERlES.
I. +. D'CGSNCi;.
+. u. SULLIVAN,
T. =. GILL.

WlTHDRAWING SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE CAUSE
chicago Dec = (SpccaD.-lt Is probably true tha'
thou and, " dollars in subscription, made few daNs
ago have bceI y vthdrawn a the result 81 the Dillon
O'Iren anti PaIncl manifesto. The work of The dele
gate ha, psrsy zcd and will remain 90 until IN"
fate of ParueII !. sctlcd II L. uSclcs, for them %
make another move FOR the collection of money Whil"
the nst J., on. and thev Will not do So should IN"
va,le IN the Irish party IN London be protacted, the
mission Of me dcl",hcs viii be cfToctualy killed. and
tlry viii all return home leaving the mission where II
stands day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
cox.n,,n,rroN OF TWO PoAnS.

Sprlnyreld H. Dee. =. Article, Of consolidation of
the chicago aud Evanston Railroad aad Chicago ana
M ,up,ror Railroad. under the name Of thc Chicago.
Evanston and Lake superior Railroad company, wciN
Ills, tndaN In the offices of the secretary of state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
s,Xro DoMINGO cENrRAL DIRECTORS.

The stockholders of the Santo Domingo central
RailoaA Company a. their annual meeting Yesterday
chose the following directors U)iatio e. King, H. l..
uean : : Word F. Z. Harris, H. H. Ribby. Milton
(;ri,woh. H. Il. Alden. {. f. Wilson and y W. Fouen
The board viii meet on Friday To elect oihccr''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
sr,c,nr or , FONDA BUSINESS uAy.

u,.ter!im. y. Y, Dee. = (Specla'.-Na'tlcw ID
Moore. thirty i've NcaiS Old Wei 'o"" anu ''apc''eu
nos, man Of Fonda. Montgomery County, committed
.ni,d. th, morning by hanging himself In the garrct
- lis ho,,e Mr. Moore had been melancholy for
some time which was caused by III health lie was
one or The executors Of the estate Oh ifarNev kehiedy,
of New y orb, and was u relative OF the latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
IRISH SYMPATHY WITH PARNELL.

Dublin, pee. a meeting of ia" National League
,cos held here 10 day. The prDcccduSo were stormy
The name, Of sexton and lloaly when mentioned by
The speaker, were greeted with eioti' ana hi''eN
rbo chairman made a violent speech In favor OF MI
psrncll. \ Protc -tint moved and catholic priest
.econdcd 4 resolution calling upon ireland 10 support
Mr. Parncli The resolution "ao carried, there being
few dissenting votes.
The bianchc, Of the National League at IalhcoImach
and CharIe,iIIc Comfy CoG have adopted resolutions
~ull,nrilc Nr. FarnclI.
London. Dec - meeting Of National League
branches. At Iallyander,, sent dispatch T." Nj
riuruc declaring that he nI-t either support Famc
or resign hi, seat in Parliament.
At tibcylcA, Queen, County, the Board Of Gund
tan. resolved 10 support parnclL The board declared
That while rents were slill too hl%h, me reduction
I'a!.lcll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
DIyAppr,elycr or 7HrA1RlcAL MANAGER.

Monticello. ll.. pee C>pccaI.-r. Il. r'"s'
bnsiuc,, manages. Of ia" Ncw York Dramatic COMPANY
mysteiioa,Iy dl,lri cared f.m the American holci
in th, ,ii, on l.t sunday night lie had hil'd 'ho
COMPANY io plly at Rhodes Opcr; House for one "cr
rd rifl., himself nor hi, o,,iuau. ha, been h"ih oi
.incc llc left valuable baggage Al the hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
.orrrnrpN pA.eENGER As,oCIArION.

The annual meeting OF The southern Passenger As
,ociatfon was held Yesterday at the Hotel BrunS-
wick II was Of an executive character and only
routine business was said 70 have been Transacted
mother meeting VII be held in January at the ctl
Of The chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

T..nton \ J Dsc. = (-pecal).-rhe Court OF
p,,lo,. today hardened Nelson H. Coy kendall who
WIS sentenced last Ap.il 10 nine months impHson'
ment in the state Prison for conspiracy in connection
with robbery at The second National Rank Of Jersey
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
rrnrllNG rrErNIoN rACIrIC FORCE.

Or,aha Dec = 'specli..-over 100 more men IN
,hc employ of TIE Union Pacific Will b. thrown ont OF
rn.plovr.nt by AZ order issued to-day for further re
,rct,on ~ the force Thosc meT employed az tho
Council Bluffs transfer yards and t-e companyS ma
cSine hops ir M. CITY II viii make tot0l rciuc-
ton within the last few DAYS oi 800 n,cn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
MNALE - QUESTIONING KAl.

Baltimore. Pee. =. Ihr stcanc" dorchester "'"
uo-tln reports that she passed whale ~ the pN
II va, on thc Immbic. it'lc above Old Point '"i
fort II wa over eighty feet 40 length. and wa swim
ming due north The Dorchester pa 'cd within l'N
..ci Of The Wlals which followed along IN the Wake oi
the SHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
v1DDLrrowy AND CRAWFORD RAILROAD ELEC-

A. A meeting of tho Niddl"town and Crawford Rail
road C,mDaly y held Yesterday az the company Office,
80 - Cortlandt ST.. the following named directors
y,r. elected Albert Bull L. II. Crosby John King,
William L. strong T.. J.. Thompson. A. T. Macdon-
,i..l and Andrew Donaldson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
nI.;crs,ING VIZ. GLAD-roNE's RErmEMENr.

Iondon. Dee. 2.-tLuM Morley. Sir George q.
T,evcl,au. Mr.. CamPbc.l tanncrman, Hir William
Vernon larcoart Ear Granville ana NJ. Sha" L"ie'r
assembled at Mr. Gladtoncs house this morning, and
conferred for an hour with the cNircmcr. Tie sub
ioct upder discussion was The retirement Of the Liberal
leader II was decided TO convohc = meeting Oi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
PARNELL STILL LEADER.
THE IRISH HOME-RUlE MEMBERS AGAIN in
SESSION FOR MANY HOURS.

AN AMENDMENT POSTPONINC ACTION on PAR
NELL's RETIREMENT DEFEATED. a. To %
VEHEMENT WORDS on BOTH
sIprs-A TILT SFTWTfN PAR
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II has. most cmphtlchlll,' sdid W. VI h'cnah'
and tuc action most rc.c-drN h. to lO!lyw III" advice
Of William Dirl"t. John Dillon and -" DINER lrS"I
representative, oi Ireland III The Engh.h aii"'hrl,
IA calling upou vi. farucl - make for ~on" "ilti
IIi.h mrmlcr. who VIII lead tn Parliamentary parry
IN ,nuiunrtlun viii. ,hc English Liberal ra;N t' an
..tir,d tr,uuili In Lcilf oi the Home Iu" cause.
II Mr parncll'- continued rrit. ~ 10 ric sh'hiu
nrcvail what effect VIII II have
.. We'll II VIII crrtauly b.cik down tie i"clht ol
ond fellow shin tll Ia grown AM developed between
I'm. lr,. people ard tl' Enri-h people r'suli Wm'H
youId ice fatal ~ the triumph Il The Home Rule cause
,, This generation.