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CAUCUS or DEMOCRATIC cpNGRr'SNEN - MR.
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CARL SIZE DEFENDING HlM>l.LF
Washington, JaJ. 3l.-Undauntcd by their defeat
today the Democratic Representatives rallied IN for''
tonight in caucus 10 consult over the extent Of the
injuries they had sustained result of the speak
cr's rulings, supported aud confirmed 10y the Rcpubll
can Representatives. and 10 devise ways and means
TO preserve such power and influence A.. In their
opinion should De exercised by the minority MI
Holman presided and there large attendance
about 100 members being present.
Mr.. Rogers. OF Arkansas. who was among the hr't
speakers. stated that he had heard Representative
Payne. Of Ncw-York, say thai Mr. Carlisle was rc'poh
sblc for the delay in the presentation Of the rules
and that they would have been before the House ten
days ago if the latter had done his duty.
This brought Mr.. Carlisle to his feet with vigorous
denial. He said that there had been only three meet
ngs Of the Committee Rules. the first being January
-. There had been meeting in the committee r"'n
lie had never received a notice, in writing OF meet
ing Of the Committee on Rules since the beginning Vi
the Congress But he had been sent Tor by TIE
speaker, and had met the latter and McSsrS. Nc
Kincy and Cannon at the speakers request lie hau
been for, also at the Speakers request To at'cu
to other meetings lasting only abont twenty minutes
each lie had promptly attended every meeting ca'''
There had been no meeting since last Monday
When Mr. Carlisle had closed his speech lctor
was presented to the caucus from Representative
Randall. who advised the Democrat, 10 STAY III "c
House and stand by their guns, and to use every cio'
to stop absolutely all bushes, in the House uhilI q
set of rule, had been presented and adopted Inns
stirring advice from the old time leader lying on MS
sick bed was extremely welcome u bis felo" Demo
Gratis, and was, moreover ia the line of acton l't
, they decided t. follow. Some Of the members were
bitter in their dcnunciaon of the proceedings "i the
lat three days but n,ervat!vc coun,cl- pr
aud IL wa, felt that the pduy had better l1ll'" NV
leadership OF Mc--rs Carlisle, tG'p ana NH w.
enc could suggest any new Obstructive ta'ut> thi'
l pIom,e well. ana the general oplnuu VA, 10 N'
effect that the programme followed durlhr the l"'t
thrcr day, snonld be continued in force
/ ard that every Parliamentary move that would Oh
,tuG the Republicans IN th"ir designs should -
| made.
The reading OF the Journal in full is to he M.
sisted upon. and Is expected 10 consume an hnur "t
each day. the yeas and nay are To- br demanded dl
! every step. and appeals are to De- taken nom a'
/ rulings regarded a. ARBITRARY and uHu-t Nv t'
minority. There Wa, uo formal rc-Dlht"h u" ul.
adopted however Vi. carlisle. with the Hd al
other leader. VIII up addr"-o to the country.
which VIII published ~ justification Of tine cour7i oil
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Po.tonicP Notice.


rShould be read daily by all Interested a. changes H'
time. 4, .....t.l,,. a.
Letter, Tor foreign countries need not De- socially an
dressed for dispatch hy particular steamer sNceps
when il /, desired scnd duplicates ~ baAlE ana COM.
Documents specially addressed Dcihs
s,ut bv the fastest vessels available. ,.,-- III,
Foreign mails for the week ending February J. VIII
,o. ''riuutGy I'm an cases ~ this Office a. ollows
1iHDAN-At 10 on. Tor Central America ana Soutl
rort. civ OF Para. VA A-pnMali az II
~, ~ France switzerland Italy. spain ana foftlfa,
+, Cnamuague, VIA UaNfe lrtt''~ loi "thrr futp.
a eountri.. must be directed per Ia Champagne" az
o fr France switzerland, italy. spain ana P9tuel
U,st be directed per Bothna') at D. m t' tuna pei
ne, Ma Havana letters must be- directed neF Set
n BE GUM direct per = resIn.,,u.
VI" a6 ~ n.y. Tor the Netherlands direct. per = ;:
Wan, Via Amsterdam Cctters must b., diie'hd per
r,aar,n;,, a. 40 y m. for scotland dlftct pc, =;
T,hiopa' Via Glasgow Octters must be directed pee
E'hTTNYnp kY-At p m. FOR Costa Rica Via Lmon per
= s,au for the Hawaiian Islands. per : $ AlSua.A
~, S,p Francisco. close here January 10 az p ~;
VII fnr the society Islands, per snip tr OF -tapls'
gr, San Francisco. close here January ~ a p ~.
Mails for China and Jaran per s. Sitv OF 10 NJ 1 ~ M
rrnn san Francisco close here t,oi1tlA A. win IA
NH. fnr Australia NcwIcaland iiaWauah ~. ,S nA
S,moao Islands per = Marposa IRON SaH y, Nv.
ci"s" mere February 3. at p m COR " atl' SN,al,l
VrL ~ : s Turanla with British mails ioI ,e, ~
Nj Gor cuba bv rail Tampa. Fla, ana thrIco az
a. The schedule ~ closing Of TRANSATLANTIC MAI, r,,Si
~ an the presumption Of their unnterthnlr osri,ins
1870, IN San Francisco. Mails from the E' ,D,rcrs
on " ddsnatched thence the day. Regis,'io" ~
closes al q 80 d. m previous day. .r,, pos,m,ster
Postonace. New-York. N. Y. January "a i'''
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THE RECORDER IyFLICTS HEAVY SENTENCES

Recorder smyth had before him Yesterday thirty
prisoners convicted Of crime who were awaiting sem
fences. \ few II them were rcmaudcl. t"cnty.~A
sentences being inflicted and iu the number of ce
PENDANTS sentenced and the total length, II mpri-
oumcut imposed the day, work Was one Of the lrI
est m the history Of the court. Three ~ the pr 0
crs were sent 90 the Elm!ra E"forma1ry. where they
viii serve longer shorter terms. according their
behavior j, lad or good one boy va, sent % the
Catholic Protcctoy. and fine, q the amount # $40
were imposed. The other prisoners viii serve term,
agrrc-atius seventy seven year. and two months.
sixty four year, and eight month, viii Doe 100 state
prison and twelve year and siA months DO p"niicn-
Uary. The largest single term imposed Wa that 10
the case Of Florence Douohuc. convicted # man
slaughter in the first degree In killing Peter Eey
n0ld>. his landlord at so. 81 East Thirty iith 81
The conviction was Of "a lower degree than lad been
expected. and the Recorder imposed the highest pos
sihe sent nee. Charles Ncat0u, Oh" liquors D.
hccp,. VINO was cor ylrfod Di DunIl'll' receiving
stolen goods as second offence was sentenced 90
ten years BOO the stat Prison. The silver haf- stolen
from a truck on which they were being conveyed
t. the Cuuard Line pier Wcr" sold 20 ~catNp Charles
White. q Young man convicted of au attempt at a-
>aut ON woman was also sentenced u ten years IN
40
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A MISSING MAN FOUND ~ PAUPERS CRAVE

Charles 1t. DE Lamater, are fifty four, disappeared
last December. Last Wednesday the body Of man.
whose name was supposed to be Williams, was cx
humed at tc pauper graveyard on IIarts Island, ana
identified by benjamin De Lanatcr. If 80 $50 West
Thirty second st., that Of his brother Charles The
body was At once taken 10 WoOdlawn Cemetery, and
buried there in the family plot. The man died sud
denly in cheap lodging house only few blocks from
he home Of his relatives. 1t is supposed that no
was intoxicated when he took shelter in a lodging
house in Twenty seventh st. There he was known "A,
Williams. lie va, found dead on the morning u
December ., presumably from heart disease Bcnia-
min De Lamatcr accidentally heard conversation
tlat led him 10 suspect that the man was his brother
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AErIIIE EOELAND.

san Francisco, Jan. 81 (specaD.-Archie Borland'
one Of the most prominent mining operators on ule
coast. died to-day at his home In oakland lie "a'
an Irish bog and came to California III l7o-' anu a.
once went into mining. lie began, like Mr. MacNay
and Mr.. Fair. A, a common miner, and he knew the
whole bushes, thoroughly. lie went to virginia
city when the Cou,tock excitement broke out ho
wa, the largest outside holder of Consolidated NlrIa
and California When the great bonanza was GII'pNccI'
ana "a the height of the boom he coulu nave re-
tired with rjoOoOOO lie alcrwarl emerged WIZ
abnut -3OOD.OuO. OF late year, lie mas operated
mas, ,.'r,- I'm Montana and Idaho. and he owned,
viih George W. Gray-on, a blk cattle rahcn iOry
miles ,,llac ia sierra County, Ne" Mexico lie was
Alley.
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ILLNESS OF Mr.. BLAINE'S DAUGHTER.
MRS CoPPINGER IN CRITICAL CONDITION
WITH CONGESTION or THE BRAIN.


Washington. Jan. 3I.-Mrs John i. Coppngcr the
eldest daughter Of secretary Blaine. Is Wing critically
i'll with brain trouble at her fathers home In Madison
Place. and the gravest apprchcn,ions are felt in
regard to her. She has not been we'll for some time
but was regarded seriously III until this morning.
when her malady took ddngcrOu, turn. and it was
deemed advisable to telegraph foT her husband. Lieu
enantColOnel Coppneer, OF the oth Infantry, who Is
now in the West inspection tour. and for her
brother. EmmOns Blaine. these two bcn. the only
members Of the family ont Of the city, The President
learned Of Mr.. Coppngcr1 Illness this morning. and
went over to secretary Blauc'S house 10 0ncr his
sympathy and assistance. consultation of ply
sicans was held this morning.
Mrs COppingcr was extremely low during the after
noon but toward evening her condition improved, and
al laic hour Oni-ht she was much better. Mrs.
Coppngcr's Illness is attributable 10 the grippe"
She had been suffering for some time from the pre-
vaihng epidemic and had apparently recovered hut
a relapse occurred i'm the form If severe chill Tuesday
evening Wednesday she improved somewhat, and
continued 10 improve during Thursday. Friday morn
ng severe congestion Of The brain set in, which rem
dcrcd her condition alarming. She has been attended
during her STAY in Washington by her family ply 81
Cian surgeon \. Hcger. l. :. A.. assisted by Drs.
II. G. NarTow and G.. Lloyd Macrudcr
At II 10 p. n her physicians. after consultation,
gave ont the following statement:
There has been marked Improvement and an
amclOration ~ fhc dangerous symptoms noticed dnr
ing the earlier part Of the day in Mrs.. CoppngcrS
case, while still in crtica' condition. Muoh
encouragement is felt tonight by her physicians, VINO
cannot, however a vet what the result viii be-
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THE ABUSE or ENGLISH SYYDIcATES

Chicago, Jan. 3I.-Edward Crcwsdon, r., Of London
Eng, who has promoted several Of the sales OF Amen
can biewcrcs, mills and elevators 70 English s5
Gates, was here yesterday, his way to London with
option a biz gold mine d" it IS hard for me to
understand why American newspaper and people heap
abuse on English Syndicatcs,' said he. This country
Is new, aud 1t needs money. England ha5 lots OF
money which it Is willing ~ IN thi, country at
terms advantageous 10 Americans The American
people the gamers IN every tran. action Of tn,
KIND that La, been made. but they do not seem to
know u. In every newspaper ] read | bee articles
cias sing the English syndicate with the American
trust They are different as two things could be-
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\ PLEA FOR THE voRvoxs N IDAHO.

Washington. Jan. a1-IAc IIou-c Committee oa
TorrIforic, TODAY heard au argument hy jeremiah
Wilson, ~ OBJ, city. or The bin FOR tle admission ot
the Territory Of idaho a. state ~ the Union. Mr.
wilson, who appeared on behalf ~ ~" N1r1on,.
addressed rho Committee in opposition 70 thc pr''i on
IN tie Constitution Of idaho. adopted a. lo-c Cliy
lat year di-frAnch-ug Normon,. lie protested
aea.n.t dcprvug the 5000 Mormon in the Territory
al their rights privilege and immunite' o, American
zc-. and against impo.u. upon them tt'nton. and
compelling them 10 lear an tine burden of state
government. and AZ the -tmc time refusing them
tho.c reif-. lie Sad %" thought n Wn- contrary 10
the genius and spirit Of the Government under which
live.
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SOME PRETTY STAGE GOWNS.

Miss Beatrice Cameron wears some especially pretty
dresses in the performance Of prince Karl al
Palner's Theatre. Among The six gowns an" i"o
worn in the opening scene ana the opening oi inc
third act are simple but striking. The former j. "i
mink chiffon. a new material like silk muslin, and
Miss Cameron's dress is said 10 be the first made OF
the stuff in America. II is plain. with angel sleeves
sr,rplice bodice and full skirt. trimmed with nechic
clde and border Of morning gI9ie>. Ine EdiuGn
49, i The same 10 which " The London Queen Dc
voted column. 1t is pure Whit trimmed WIN
Zinc ribbons full waist. with lilies of the valley
f-imninc blue silk mitts and large white hat
will Lue flowers and shoes 20 match.
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, roEr THAT WAS Not APPRECIATED.

Assistant Dstrict-Attorncy BEDFORD VINO was ID
charge Of the Office yesterday afternoon In the absence
Of Colonel Fellows, received a compliant from al
officer Of the 7th Regiment who exhibited con 81
rope in the form Of q haneman'e moose winch H"'
been sent 10 IL. stan Of the regiment, Twin ''o
cou,olimcnt. Of Johu raw The officer desired IL
the sender Of the rope had not been Ini'y OF
criminal offence. Mr. lFdlDd sent 10Y W.. ~
and received an examination that be intended tho
sending Of The rope simply joke. Nr. lay PIt
his explanation into writing and the complaint ""'
,f cd
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STAFFORD NFWNNRCH.

STAFFORD Ncwmarch. the VOL known artist. some of
whose picture, are i'm the Brooklyn Art 'Iuo eAhU.-
ZION uow opcn died on rur-fly at It. Mary
.,-,it,l yrooi.lvu where De- had been Ill month.
u. was about sixty wears Old and was well known
auiou- art lovers ard patrons He had travelled eN-
tcu-..iy end Was ri one time art correspondent I'D
a.. East of London art Journal He motn sur ,
,rf plll which uc aided n founding. viii nave 'h"-e
ot M funeral and BE- WIN be n"%d ;" rye, I,t,
and v,, much fcgueute' ly his t,ow-arlists.
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rnornLrS or RrSINESs MEN.

Mycrs's Sanitary Depot at No. 50 Bc'kmanSt plumb
er's supplies Is in financial difficulties ana
have been entered against II IN the Guy 'ou' - u
a. 40 g., favor NJ Mrs Eliza S. Myers the wife "i me
president Andrew G.. Myers, for money advanced @
~ notas Of thu company. The li'b lts of abon'
and nominal assets 30 600, Of when Tl'V"V IN ~ ~
and $40 600 IN outstanding accounts ~
I'm, scbaefor dealer In clothing az no p Avenue A.
. e., Tho hands Of the sheriff executions ssgregathg
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.rrNnnRArnERs on pENNsYLvANIA LIMITED.

The Pcunsy lvauia Railroad Company Will today
originate ON the Limited a feature absolutely mover
and entirely unique. \ ,tenOgrapher and typewriter
viii he placed on the Limited between New York ana
chicago 10 take the dictated spOndcnce OF busi
NO., men transcrbc and dispatch the same irom the
train Thi, arrangement will prove source oil great
convenience 10 the busy people who find IL necessary
-, ,,rit, =. they run The Pennsy yania Railroad
deserve. ,rca credit Tor their persistent efforts IN
,Itcuiug The care, and enhancing the comfort of IT,
affords any parallel 10 the completeness OF tho
Limited" -
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andcr G. Skene. of Brooklyn; and Professor Alfred
l.. LOOMS ,,
I'm making further Investigations 1t was learned
incdcntally that Mr.. Cyrus w. Field had recently
recovered hy the OF this wine from severe ue-
liity brought about by the grip. and that another
urompt recovery due to it, Use was IN the case OF
Mr. H. r.. Gable. Of Chicago wife of the wellkn0wil
railroad men, Before closing the inquiries Mr: Kelch
tird ~ and TiffI ave but that gentleman m0dcStly
refused 10 saw ANYTHING except that physicians gen
orally knew what they talked about
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tn SETTLE LorySBERy,S DEFlLcATioy.

Postmaster Van colt and his lawyer were again IN
consultation yesterday with representatives. of the
bond.mcn Of the dead aud dcfnulting cashier George
IT, Louns berry The prospect il that there VIII De- Il
friendly settlement Of the indebtedness to the Io.t
office There Developments a, 10 mo
method IN which the money was taken by Lonh7beS
or the purpose for which II was used
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ATLANTIC CITY EMPRESS TRAIN VIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

nrns. viii leave New York. foot of Liberty ST., Nortn
River ON saturday. February .. at 80 r. NJ ana
ir mn schedule for th, train VIII be- pu INTO cUc'l
an Monday February To- leaving New YORK, fopt OF
Irrty.st North River. at = 30 p. IN. weekdays ana
10 "a m SUNDAYS Returning. leaving Atlantic CITY,
Atlantic CIV Railroad Depot, al . 80 a. H. weekday ,
and 9.t5 u M sundays, making the run IN three
hours and forty minutes -
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The sunday Tribune for tomorrow. February >,
viii consist Of twenty-five pages crowded Win
-pr,lal articles of even moro than usual interest
among which viii be: Tlll;OIGll THE AQl Ed Ct
\ Tribune reporter walls through New Works fTeat
water tunnel from the Croton River 10 the Harlem
aud tell. what hc saw. TALK WITH IoNlLLA-Ihc
Tribune, parl- c.rre- ponden interviews The spanish
Republican leader. II pEftN'E or lh' = ~
clever article by =. C. +. podd the solicitor Of the
standard coil Company. THE PANrlME GU Another
cl,ptcr i'm The Tribune, " Men Of Muscle scr",
describing prominent New York athletic club All
m, news. foreign CORES pondcucc. great mass II
local stories and article, hookreylew' ctc. pv -
MIS- THE II -NDAY TRIBUNE. For sale everywhere
rDn l.
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4 rENsION DEcI.InY EEYEEsED.

Waehiugt on Jan. ~ Assistant secretary liusscY IN
rendered 70 decision IN the Of Daniel \. Wool late
Of Company X, lst West Virginia Cavalry, In which
the former adverse decision of the Pension Bureau b,
reversed and the claim for increase and rcratng Of
pcn,ion is allowed The claimant viii receive 81 -
per month from November l., leo, and go per
month thereafter.
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CARTER-TODD-On Wednesday, January %, &C sss
Marks Episcopal Church 1arrytown. by the Rev NJ IS.
Schermerhorn, Sarah J.. daughter OF Dr. George Ia
Carter to George C. Todd, Of Dobbs Ferry.
PEARCE-HUDsON-O Thursday, January 30, 1890. az
tie rosid nee OF brides parents Brooklyn, y. IL
Anna Augusta Hudson, n Edgar o. Pearce' both OF
Brooklyn, y. Y.
PORTER DEAN-Tuesday. January %, at The Chnrcn
OF the Messiah Lillian, daughter or James L. Dean 70
Alfred Haynes Porter lr, all oil Brookyh'
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THE JURORS Acorrr HER AND GIVE HER MONEY

THE JURORS ACQUTT HER AND GIVE HER MONEY
judge Fitzgerald delivered his first charge in a
murder case yesterday the trial Of Assunda Boccuto
the Italian woman accused Of murder, and the jury
returned a verdict Of mot guilty. and the Jurors
collected a purse Il money for the poor woman. she
expressed her gratitude by tears and by kissing their
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

Topcla. Kan, Jan. Ex-Governor Humphrey To-
doy appointed Major William oimm, treasurer Of tho
state Of kansas to succeed j. ". Hamilton. who re-
.i.n.d recently 10 accept place With the santa
Fc Railroad. Major simms Is president OF tho Ntaio
Farmers Alliance.
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Lony LAcoR AxroR SELLS MS cOrNTRr MOVIE

John Jacob A-tor IA, sold his elegant country
home ,t pobb, Ferry. Wc,tchc,tcr County, to MIR.
Martini Of this city. for $1,000. Mr. A~tor pur-
chased the place for his wife, vino died few years
"a,
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REsIGNIYG FROM THE NAVY.

Washington. Jan. 3l.-A-.isant Engineer Charlie
f. Manning has resigned from the Navy 10 take elect
June 80 I-01 and he has been detached from duty and
granted leave OF absence until that date.
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ANnrmrR cnNrE.rrD ELECTI0N CAeE mENRD.

Washington. Jan. 31.-1hc House Elections com
Inittca puIsucs IT., programme governing the disposal
II the contested election cases udi-turl"d hy the
turmoil into which D., hr,t report has plunged th"
House. To-day argument by Charles +. Lancaster.
counsel for Ihrccl the contestant for the scat now
held by Clarke Of the 1T Alabama District, Wa
Heard les the committee and Mr. Clarke viii lee heard
I'm hi, own behalf tomorrow.
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Don't RIM the Risk of your Cold getting wei OF
Itself Won NAV thereby drift. into q condition favor
able To the development of some a''" ct,nn c, -
vour cold nj once with the help Of Dr. ID. Jayne 3
rNpcctorant good healing medicine for all Coughs
sore Lung, and Threats.
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Washington, Jan. 3I.-Iourth- cla-- postma-tc r-
were to-day appointed for Sew Jersey 20, follow
T. T. Mcgee IIomdcl, =. T.. sutton. Parker +. VI
Bclknap, Ro,cllc y. VI. Townlcy, o'yrvlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

Washlngton Jan. 81 The bond oh, uss TO day az
crcgatcd ali. OOO as fplov,:
Req stcrcd / - $4,000. $1,000 at l0I 80.
Both oilers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
RALLOT REFORM LEAGUE PETITIONS

The signatures 70 the petitions Of The Nc"-fofK
Ballot Reform League received at headquarters 10
date are a. follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
AARRIED.

Never fnil TO cure sick headache, often the very
This is what is said by all VINO y carter
Little Liver Pills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

Hichmond jan 3I.-rhc bin commonly known rs
fine American Tobacco Company bin. which granted
chnr.r ~ the alleged cigarette trust. was repealed
by the Legislature 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

Blank petitions Will be furnished on application 70
Oliver sumner Teal. chairman Committee on Enron
ment, No. j. COItlandt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

The trust ccntrlllcs wealth and hurts the people.
but the syndicate scatters wealth and helps the
Ipa.nc