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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
BJLJ.S BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.
MEASURE DESIGNED TO FAClLlTAIE I'LL
nr.rNr-r or c,11pp1 Nc IN THIS PORT.

MEASURE DESIGNED TO FAClLlIA1b LIE
BUSINESS OF SHIPPING IN THIS PORT
Albany. March 13.-In the Senate this morning Mr.
Van Gorder introduced bill providing for the suo
mission of the Prohibition Amendment TO inc 'o'Su-
tuition to popular vote at the next elccuOh'
Mfr. Ives introduced his old bill authorizing the
Governor to appoint three Commissioners 10 eAa'''o
the Civil Code prepared by tho Commissioners Oh INC
Code as it passed the Senate in 1855 and report 10 le
legislature with all convenient speed Inc 'om
missoners arc required to be councillors ahw OIL al
least twenty years standing. or judges or eAudseS o
the supreme Court They 10 receive no salary
but may employ a secretary and printer Joy "''oso
expenses the bill approprates 5000
MIR. Stewart presented a bill, appointing Charles l.
D.lv Frederic r. Coudert George W. Qulntau
Robert w Cheesebroug, John a. Watson Johh 'laniP
and Charles sprousc a commission to select aiu iof
publc park in the Twelfth Ward of Ncw-ior winch
extends northward from East Eighty -siXth-s''
Mr. Cantor, on behalf of the New-lorK boaiu Vi
Trade and transportation seeks to facilitate the bns
ness OF shipping by measure "i"Vh 'O"'''''' "
following provisions:
IL shall be lawful vessel engaged In Transporting
goods and articles or materials ho pro
hbited or specially restricted by the laws OF The Chito
States or Of State city Of TO enter lo Inv
nuruo,e OF ling or unloading cargo, any berth, pier
wharf or the city Of NcwYorA not at the time
actually occupied By other vessels, and for such pree
there shall be paid the wharfage prescribed by law but
vessels at any pier bukhead where es'aoilsheu
lines OF vessels regularly TO discharge ana
receive cargo passengers provided he shall in "f's
declare TO the applicant the berth that the granting OF
such privilege interfere with the scheduled ARRIVAL
or departure Of the vessels Of any such regular Inc
Colonel Brown introduced a bill TO enable the Ma
tional Guard 70 acquire sites for arnoes IN
without the resort TO condemnation proceedings III,
Mr. Fassett gave notice that next week hc WIZ
introduce resolution looking 10 the limitation OF ue
time within which bills may he introduced so as 10
make the senate rules correspond with the new rules
of the Assembly. NJ
The Committee Insurance VIII meet next tues,
day at 4 u. H.. and the Committee on Taxation and
Eetrenchment Wednesday.
A bill Wa introduced In the senate by Mr. Brown
increasing so the annual pay OF the New-iOrA ana
Brooklyn Bridge police ,
These bills, among others, were introduced in the
Assembly ,
By Mr. notwithstanding for the erection of a
soldiers and sailors memorial in the plaza adjacent 10
the southeastern entrance TO Central PARK, New ORR,
and appropiIatnR T23OOO0 therefor. -
Mr. rOwner-IXing monthly telephone rates at ~
in New York and 81 in the rest OF the state
The Assembly Committee on Cite this afternoon de-
cded To report Mr.. Hoag's bill providing for the Ne
moval Of the Forty -second ST. reservoir, NewlOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

v,.hington March I3.-Davld lnip-icr, pf's'd'ht
q, tho ohio Wool Growers Association, ana '""-'
william Lawrence a member Of the same a-'"'i''"n'
havo urcparcd for publication statement explanatory
~, ,,e wool schedule Ia tho tarn bill nov under con
.,acr,tlon bv the House Committee M"i pu"uhS tho
rte O., duty provided Ia tho schedule the statement
continue: 80,
As t. socailcd carpet woods the propose" P"''
lion Az, much better than wcTr ever incorporated !"
any tariff law and these the woods that Just no"
arr. iniufing tho wool industry Of the United -at"s
norc than any other. We learn upon trustworthy o"
thortv that under the law a, 1t n"w stands - per
cent ~ the garnet wool, bclns imported VIII mako On
cclent cl.thing such H. used by our soiiierH
during the war AID that Il shaggy goods continued 10
increase In fashion "a, they have during tho last TWO
y.ot- - per cent If the carpet woods imported VIII
10 ii, cd for clothing and further that II clothing WOOL
can lie imported as cnrpci wool. NJ / cents INC
autv q II cent. on sWool Will not 10 operative
Tia. farmer. 81 tAc uitesi state and ih" p~p" Eh
r,ftv wlo.n pro. prrlfs H. dependent on IL" ~ &C. :"
t- ,rr.ulturl Industries arc to De- congratulated on
,i,. go that Major Mckinley ana those go "p'luNH-
,,th hl,n ON the Committee 81 Ways and Means nave
,,r,'un.od "A measure Of such Immense value "'
nr,,nu.cd duty lucrra-" of cent I'i p"""u -"
H. LING and comlug wool, over tho present law TO
,.,trs nf the proposed BILL Of Il cents on l"l'',
,t.,l WITH the higher rate ON washed ahh -'"u'N
,,,~ II n,uci BETTER for wool growers thhn thr senate
lIN bc-d-- which, tie ir-if.'iNr provision, ~
,f.lor NJ knlcy's hl ln cpnuc' ,ioA Win Ai@ N'"h
-tr,ivc Llll. add much to the protective FEATURES IL
tpa all woods,
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ULSTER AND DELAWARE NOT LEASED.

Kingston. March l3 (special).-Thc various pup
llshcd rumors regarding the lease OF the Ilser al"
Delaware Railroad by the New York Central COMPANY
and the other imaginary changes in the nanaseh'cm'
Of that lire are denied by President Thomas Cornell
who says that no talk Of that nature has reached nm
The purchase Of the NcwbuIg ana Albany INC Vi
steamers by the Cornell Steamboat Company Is also
scnicd nv him Some change in the running Of the
Kingston and New-York night line, however, no"
seems probable. No boat In place OF the 'ty OF
Kingston has either been leased or placed under con
tract "A, yet. and negotiations are pending with inc
K0mcr & Temper Company owners of the BALDWIN,
To- transfer all the night passenger traffic between TINS
mated The future operations OF the Cornell steamboat
corporation on the river at becomes subject Of
lively conjecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
A POLITICAL BUNCOMBE BILL.
covrrxoR HILLS CHARACTERISTIC ATTEMPT TO

GOVERNOR HILLS CHARACTERISTIC ALIEN ~
HpyDwINK THE VOTERS.
A,h,rr March II (SpeciaD.-GOvcrnor Hill Is noted
Cor wars so dark and devious as to throw the proudest
aaorts of Rret I,artcs Celestial hOpccssy INTO INC
shade lie has never attempted more aStouhu'"H
and more impudcnt trick on the people IMAM 'aU WI
templatcd by bill which he introduced III INC seHa'o
this morning through his faithful agent MI 'ao'' "
Eew-York The intent of this precious measure -
of course primarily TO deceive the people as 10 'c
wisdom and economy of the Governors last years
vetoes and incidentally to return aoout @l'oooooo'
the amount they represent, To the several coN "c''
uries under the prctcnce OF reuueuoh III 'no 'aA
rate Practically, the bill, if it became law would
accomplish nothing the transfer Of the amount
named from one strong box 10 another. No taxpayer
roua receive il or gain any benefit from II Whatever
in paving his taxes for 1889, for the simple Icaso"
tate the taxes throughout the state have been ALREADY
levied and are in process Of collection. one iarc'ai
character of this measure becomes especially apparent
when it is remembered that the Governors Ve'ocs "eo
I'm nearly every instance vetocs of proper aPrVPiia
tons Many Of these appropriations VIII .iis ''
be made over again, and the taxes already ic'i'"
should therefore. remain in the state treasury !"
meet them When the Legislature is ready to ADJOURN
the condition of the treasury can be considered moc
intelgcntly than at present, and adjustments will
Tho taxpayer more iudciousy framed. so as 10 give
him the full benefit of the Governors vetoes Ill
legitimate way. No earthly good can be aecomPns"e'
BY using his money shuttecock TO be tossed soou'
between the state and the county treasures ana Ses
h ,oc,ators who understand finance sc0f at the petty
political spirit represented by Mr. Cantors DILL "
ia safe TO saw that it will never become law.
The full text of the measure Is as loHo"s'
An oct To reduce the amount of State tax PAYABLE by
the several counties the state Of New-fork Tor the
fiscal wear beginning october l. 1889
Whereas The Of taxation for state purposes ior
Tho osca wear beginning October l, 1889. was fixed Tor
the purpose Of raising sufficient revenue TO pay al
annroprlatons including appropriations asefeea'lhs
ri SOS 40 13 which vetoed by the "oNeihof' anu
whereas the Controller has notified the several counties
TO nav respectively certain quotas Of State TAX WVh
win produce an excessive revenue OF not less IMAM
Al ana $50 a. Therefore people Of the state OF New"
york represented in and Assembly DO enact as
follows: -, a
Section l. That the amounts OF State TAX Oh it' "'"
personal estate payable by the several counties 10 o
controller for fiscal year beginning OcoOcr io'
be and they are hereby reduced IL per coh' anu ai
Of per cent below the amounts heretofore ceruheu oN
the Controller the several counties as payaoe uy e
for the fiscal year beginning October l. 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
WHAT PERsU AIDED THEN AT LAST.
The Seattle PostIntellleencer

FFOm TIC hthItIo II'VIAt"TNcf'
on the rolling praires. a band OK cowboys mas
captured a horse thief.
Cowboys (in gecfnl clorns)-We'vc got you now, you
villain. and you're going 10 swing
They prepare the rope and select convenient recD
The Vialn-Hold on boys. III bet you the drinks
you don't stretch my mock.
Cowboys oh won't we, just
They pinion his arms
secrets.
tThcy tic his feet toecther
The Valn-I know where 800. 900 In gold Ia buried.
They adjust the moose to his neck)
The Nillain-I can put you on ~ a new silver mine.
(Thcy begin to hoist him upl
TIE Villan-And I've got six new tricks at cards.
Chorus OF voices (exdtedy)-Iiold on Let him
down.
flieis Ict down. released aud psrdoned,l
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he LEFT NUMEROUS CREDITORS.
DISAPPEARANCE OF 1. H. ALDRI-H, BILL COLI
LEcroR-nIs Diets AMOUNT TO $1,000


LECToR-nIs DEBTS AMOUNT TO $1,000
A large number Of ply sicans in that quarter Of the
city near Madison square beginning 70 feel some
anxiety about the whereabouts OF Ira Ross ildfich.
Adrch Is "A bill collector, and has an Office IN the
Madison square Bank Building. Until two weeks ago
he seemed TO be doing "A good business. collecting
for PHYSICIANS ON saturday. March Aldrich drew
the balance Of his account from tho Madison square
Bank and on sunday he gave up his room at the
Grand Hotel and sent a note TO his brother William
announcing his departure for Providence r. l.. and
stating that no would return tho following Wcdncs
day since then he has not been hoard from.
Tho plato on AIdrich's door reads Aldrich a
Aldrich,' but william Aldrch says that ho retired
from tho firm in september. Tho collectors en-
ploJed by Aldrich. about fifteen In ALL are doubt
full whether this dissolution Of partnership was
legally registered not, and they think tina:
William Adrch is responsible for his brothers labi
tiles. These men. in order 10 get employment, had
all deposited $3.50 In the hands Of the absent
bill collector. They to receive salaries Of from
Slo TO $50 week, butsa that they have not
received q cent.
To a Tribune reporter yesterday william Aldrich said
that he had reason 10 believe the worst from his
brothers continued absence from town, but II no
returned at once he thought everything could easily
be settled lie had idea Of his brothers where
abouts. on the Wednesday that his brother should
have returned "a person whom he would not name
came TO him with check for $500 drawn the
previous sunday, which had been presented and re-
turned unpaid. Mr. Aldrich did not think the amount
of his brothers liabilities was $1,000 as currently
debts.
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EXPELLED AND WANTED TO GET BACK
NETTING If THE HOARD OF TRUSTEES or THE
SAILORS SNUG HAEBoH

J..
SAILORS SNUG HAEBoR.
The Board Of Trustees Of the sailors snug Harbor
held special meeting YESTERDAY afternoon AZ 10. :"
waI ST. 10 resume the hearing on the applications OF
suspended and pillcd inmates FOR r. admission I'M"
tho Institution Tho trustscs present wcrc Charles
smith. president Of the Chamber o. Commerce. Who
was I'm the clair. Recorder SMITH. the Rev. Or.
MORGAN Dix tho Rev r. ID. Harlan. captain James
Parker and Captain /. \. Martin. The me'uhs WAS
conducted With closed doors and tho hal' OUTSIDE
the room were Glod with old "'al'-' principally IN
,cro.tcd IN the application 81 Captain John II. ir
ouhart. who was suspended june .. l--". Tor six
months lie said that. whc no reason wa assigned
a, the time for his su.pcnslon he Lad siace learned
tina, he was punished for openly oriiclAns me man
,rcmen, ~ thc home lie asserted thai. wien ms
Il, months had expired on December q. he male an
pIl,,tlon for reinstatement 10 Capt in snow" tc lr''
dent OF the hoard. but received no ~hN'iA''"n'
August Nyland aud g. T. Jcrvy who were also pay "l'
- the institution on June last. wcrc briefly cNnnn'
the former asserting that hc had never learned TIE
cause Of his expulsion.
After long session. the Board decided - u'i'f
action for the present IN tho case OF Hinhat' De
,,., he la. lately been writing letters rejecting
unon Governor Tra,ks administration oi the Affairs 81
tho home. Jcrvy wac r. admitted. and the appllca
,,o, - Xvlaud wa, denied. These two men were
.,,,nr the alleged political offenders Who were az
ned 81 attempting bribery In the la-t ic'idr,'ih
election The Board declined % rclh.ia'" N'ihah
.,c~liug and referred the applications 0i ira H. OK
rbnu,s NeCu.hcy Charlie, johnson ana Moss lap
pcn other pended inmates. To tp'ln Ihin. %
Lii make a report 10 tho Executive committee lor
~, Ill, N,,,nskcy was expelled June .. l--a
d - his discipline was Inflicted because OF hl'
Going to see his invalid wife contrary I" captain
The meeting for tho election OF officers Of the ~
treat Will be held on March Jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
u,NuATrAN READY TO FIGHT

Vice President galloway, OF the Manha''a" h",''
rav Company. said Yesterday that he had no repB
70 make TO the letter Of Controller Myers lie adoea
shall submit the whole question to the directors Vi
the company and shall carefully follow tic'r III
structlons / may then send an answer TO Tic Co''-
troller." e..
Il Is understood that the company Is prepared io'
n legal combat with the city. prominent director
said that the question would have TO be decided pS
,,,a courts Tho company was waiting Tor the pc
Inning of a suit by the Controller and it would then
make It's answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
PRIZES FOR DEBATERS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton y. j. March l3.-Thc annual prire Do
bates took place in the literary societies last night
Tho prizes which much esteemed college holors,
were awarded ~ follows: Clio-Fir,t prize, samuel
sempIe 0l of Pennsylvania second. Pierre X. Latter
field 90. Of Philadelphia: honorable mention, John
H. Rankin 90, OF New-Jcrsey. Wmg-E. :. Rawson,
90 Of Albany " Y: First honorable mention. John
ton samuel WATSON, of Philadelphia
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DTGiTlLTS FOR LICOHICE POUDERS.
WOMAN THROWN INTO coNvUISIoSS By A
DRUG CLERKS MISTAKE

Mrs james NcGnirc. of 40. 3}7 Ntantonst.' sent
hoy =, the drug -ior, - so 300. on February :. 10
, s..,,. rc,.riec uovder and the boy brought back
u.,t package which had been made up hy Jnlii'
scloldcfmandcl the drueclcrh Mc'uirc. VINO i an
officer in the supreme Court. was home AZ the tin'
and his wife mixed dose Of tho supposed h'or'o
p,,,dcr for him. she tasted little "i II ann III
ue.iatcly fcll In commissions. DR. J. W. Hurley was
summoned and he administered an anudote whch re
t'.r,,t flc .uf,rlua woman. NficrNaid 30" TOOK t''
package 70 sanitary Headquarters anu Mr. MA,iaa. Nv,
h@,-. ,nc,,Ief learned that a." powder wt> dignii.
tc,tlv uol.,u Yesterday ~cncdrfmand"l va ar
r.,.d ana IN the Essex Market Police Court was he"
Ia ZOO DAll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

state senator h. Erwin. chairman OF the Senate
General Laws Committee arrived In this city last 'Nensn:
70 make arrangements further hearing on the subject
M "a, and electric lighting which the Senate instructed hs
committee To investigate. senator Erwin sad that me
obtained highly satisfactory 10 the me
bcrs OF the committee. Ihe senate and the State are
getting great fund ~ useful information. he declared
will be Of much ad> antage and assistance III eSs
latng on electric lighting especially"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

Pasadena Cal. March l8-A grand ceieo'ato" 'o'"
3d.. ,..,.,dav In honor Of the formal opening ot the
~. Angeles PASADENA and Glendale Railway whi'h ~
soe pon As tho southern terminal o. the me % >a''
all. , large number OF prominent men, mciuuihg
- ,v,...,,,n and staG c>-Coycgnors Plco and
.ian Captain John Gross. president Of the nc" r""u'
and many others were present Special excursion "~'
NOR, run and Iarades and other festivities "''c''u
about 1000 people IL VIII probably De- Two yam '''''
,, ,o,d can be constructed through the serras'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

pichronl Va March l3.-Solomon Haas who has been
rranc Manager tho Ass ciaed Railways consisting
,i riinond and D,nNie. the Atlantic Coast Line ana
81. ..t,l and Roanoke ever since thc association was
formed wears ago resigned from the Coast Line anu inc
,rd and Roanoke IN order TO Civ" his entire services
q, the Richmond and Danyic lines including the Georgia
~, T. d. Ca-inntcr who has long been Haas :
49, ,. h.s boen anro.r,od head u the tranc Office OF
,,. ,-.o,iatlon. with the title Of commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

Mrs TONY" Hart wife Of Tony Hart the actor.
died last night Roosevelt Hospital. where she had
been February /. Mrs. Harris stage name was
Miss Gertlc Granville. She thrtyfour years old.
and born In England. Her husband Is now in the
Bloolnin cdale Asylum She married several times
before she became Mrs. Her halfbother, John
Monahan Of No. 205 East forty.eighthst, will make a.
rangnmcnt, for tho fMncml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
A TOWER cLOCK FOR Sr. Andrews

Following upon the gift TO So Andrews church, in
Harlem announced Sunday la, q magnificent chime
OF ten bells 20 De known the Se2uin Memorial Chime "
comes the announcement OF another gft Of beautiful
,,vser clock with four faces. and Westminster chime
attachment strike tho quererhours. by Nestryan VI
the parish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

v,.h,ncto, March l3-Tirst Lieutenant H. {. car
,.ugh 9Th Artillery ha- been detailed ~ Acting judge
,d,oea,e II the Department u Texas relieving i1rs'
lieutenant John g. balance. I'D Infantry, VINO =
ordered 70 join Doll. company.
,,.,,,',t William H. Dflsc. has received furough
,- ,n. year from Apr l. The order, 81 ln-ifn Jane
pr,.. To- th. Alliance have occn iosoAed and he has
f,,en placed GA waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
y r. 4. CONVENTION ~ moRRINowy.

v,rristoy,n. y J.. March - lspcc aD.-rhc twenty
DIT animal convention Of the state Branch Of the
Y.uur Mems Christian Association began IT. SOS
zion here today. Niocprc,den' ". d. Murray '"'7'
the convention to order. aud an address 81 welcome
vas delivered by the Rev. Dr. Albert hrdnnn' OF
uorristown Committees were appointed ana the
Roy Dr. lIrnry Spclhngcr. Of orange d'hNcrs' ~
.dares. ON 30 The Word 81 the Lord u. l. MOODY
and othcr cvansclsts Will address the convention L"
marrow aud saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
prpr-BJIcty BTSfyrSS MEN MEET

The Business Mems Republican Organization Of the
XVIII Assembly District had largely attended meeting
las, evening In stuyNcsan Hail. No. 3jl East Sixteenth.
st. Patrick Spelman presided. The principal speaker
vas Charles Sweeny. who spoke Of the necessity OF in
creasng membership Of such organizations. Secretary
r. NJ Nugcnt enrolled several members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
PROSPERITY OF KyIcKERBocKER COUNCIL

The meeting OF Knlckcrbocker Council. No 572, Royal
Arcanum. last ever ing at It's quarters No 100 West
Twenty. fourth-st, was well attended, Regent U.
w Tompkns In the chair. Twelve applica.
lions membership read. including several from
physicians. one OF whom Dr. Charles j. Perry, of
Pcrrys Pharmacy. The Council appears Co have taken
fresh Start and will. is hoped reach the 200 mark by
Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
INVESTIGATING WESTERN GRAIN RATES.

Chicago. March l3--lnterstate Commerce Commits
soncrs Morrison and Ncazey to-day continued thcir
investigation Of the charges of railway cxtortoh on
Western food products j. '. FaithOn, Chairman OF
the Western and Northwestern Divisions OF the western
Freight Association concndcd that the present rates
from Nebraska and Kansas were % TO 30 per cent
lower than THOSE Of FIVE years ago. the reduction having
hocn constant and gradual. lie said In reply to
question that he tell whether or not the cost
- operating the railroads was now considerably less
,na, Il was formerly Chairman Walker. Of the
.,o,,io,,en,- Association argued that the troubles
If tho farmers were due not 20 excessive ii'l.nt
tc Int To the unusually large crops. the latter TACT
c,u.nr nrcas 10 fall below rcmuncratlNe ngures
rurthcr reductions I'm railroad rates would Only pun
tbc market lower. and would not help the Armcr'
Tho commission adjourned. to continue the inVcstlga
lion In sioux City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

TOLEDO SAGINAW AND BAY CITY MOHI"A"fp.
Detroit March ia Dispatch to " The Free fTeSs
from Bay civ. Mich. says; " There was p'S'u ="
l =, tho courthouse in this city to-day deed trans
lin. tho fwo diy.ions u Toledo saginaw. ana
Macna, Ia road the Cincinnati sazna" and M"' "'
company tho consideration being f3VVo"OV' N'co"
PAVING the deed was a general hist mortgage i ~
,,. f.i.do SAGINAW and Macknac Company 20 the 'eh
M rrust Company of New-Yofk for ~ 900 0oO oi thiS
amount 5000 coo TO be used IN purchasing aou'''o
,.r,o,, Al. in saginaw West nay City and Bay CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
The VE1THER REPORT.
EOREC \ST TIILS NJ. FRIDAY.

Washntson March l3-For New England. rain, co,ders
northwesterly winds colder fair weather SATURDAY
For Eastern Ncw-lork Eastern Pcnnsy Nania and New'
Jersey rain followed by colder fair weather; northwest
crly winds colder, fair weather on Saturday.
For Maryland and Delaware, rain, followed by colder
clearing weather.
For Virginia. North Carolina and South Carolina, lghs
rain; colder. 49,,
FOR Western NewYorl ard Western Pennsylvania far
weather with stationary temperature colder fair weather
ouS SATURDAY..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
nrNxIxG MINORS Anorr TIE pEXNsYLvANIA

philadelphia, March l3.-Pcnnsylvania Railroad OH
cl,ls deny omphatically the stories published TINS
morning connecting that road with the purchase Oh
Western and Southwestern roads Iney he"eVc'
however that the Louisville and Nashville mas bought
,hn Iorisvue New Albany and Chicago road The
statement that the Pennsylvania L Likely 10 ACQUIRE
,ha Manitoba road IL said by the officials to be without
w., w.. ,,"nd.tion whatcvcr The direct interest Of
The Pennsylvania road ends at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
p + BlaNrM SAILS FOR HONE

London. March Is +. I. BarnuIn IS passenger vi
fine Nnrth Gcrman.Lloyd steamer Haalc, "m'h sA"u
from southampton for New York To day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

TO COMBINE BOSTON AND MAINE AND HN'i -"N'
n,n March l3-The Railroad Committee o. the
ylsatnrc to-day voted u report now bill Tor the con-
oliation Of the Boston and Maine and the Eastern RAJ.
roa and to allow the Boston and Maine n Issue sovVoVoo
~ new