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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
<rw pIp FOR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL,

baltimore Feb. II (sp,cal.-New YORK capl.'''''1
arc interested in tho Chesapeake ana ONO Nan'' ",'
the report come, from Annapoh' 'ou'S ',,' i, ~
L ,'..,,, tvor. leasing the canal a bill VIII DO
-, ,+,i,in, higher bid than that made DS
.bc Washington and Cumberland RAILROAD COMPANY
The new proposition is to form railroad company
under the general law and accept the NanaI Lee,e
Iii now pending with all of It's provisions eACep'
that tho consideration offered may be oI'ooo'o,''
rrl,. &, ar advance of 500 900 or more above ti'c
a. ,i, .ton ami en-, bcrland Railroad BID. \ pt p)s
ion to pay 10000 to The %tnalo'r c o% dcal %s
,,,l,v iucIude the Annapolis, Washington anu
baltimore Road with an extension To- tne , roro rS
HIy,r nm MONTGOMERY County or new nlo I 5aI
eTd Eastern shore Road 10 connection VIII lCHvr
pei and Cape Charles and Norl.IA ny ''o -'o"
Nnrl. PnllldcluhIa and Nort0It KOai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
TICKET BROKERS CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

TICKET BROKERS CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Kansas City, Mo-. Feb 4.-When the Electric Light
Convention adjourned to-day all the delegates except
Allan V. Garrett started for their trains Mr.. Garrett
will remain i'm the city for week or so to prosecute
certain railway ticket brokers OF this city for forgery
He has discovered that his name has been forged on
large numbers OF returntrip tickets purchased in the
East and West at the excursion rate paid by the dele
gates The railroads sold TO the delegates rstclas
tickets 10 Kansas City. These tickets were accom-
panied by certificate, which, when signed by the
secretary Of the association entitled the holder to
reduced rate return ticket, the reduction making the
round trip only two-thirds Of the full fare. Ticket
brokers bought large quantities of these tickets, and
sent the certificates 10 their Kansas City correspond
cnto. The brokers here attempted 10 procure the sig
nature OF the associations secretary, required By the
railroad but Mr.. Garrett refused to sign tncm. The
brokers offered brides. Mr. Garrett Indignantly
showed them the door. Then tho brokers forged his
signature Mr.. Garrett has been accommodating evil
dencc against the fOrger, and says that he has sum.
cicnt 70 convict number Of them. lie will remain
here TO push the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
RrDrcgp RATES on THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Chicago Feb. II spcciaD.-The Illinois Central has
issued tariff reducing all rates, through and local
10 the Missouri River 20 per cent. The reduction.
like the one of 30 81 per cent between Chicago and
ST. Paul viii go into effect February IL No
attention was paid TO association rules. Notice OF
the reduction given at the meeting this afternoon
OF the Western Freight Association. The Illinois
Contrals reduction made 10 sioux CITY, and a
meeting of the whole association tomorrow was i'm
mediately voted, 10 extend the reduction 10 omaha.
Kansas city and other Missouri River points, all Of
which necessarily take the same rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
on TIE PENDING BILL.


Washington, Feb. 14.-Ex Representative Page' OF
California, has written letter to the chairman VI
the House Committee on Ways and Means reviewing
Socrctar WINDOWS adverse report upon the bill now
nendinp i'm Congress which purposes 10 place lhe
taking Of Alaska fur seals directly in the hahuS Oh
Government agents. the skins to be SOFA Ill san
Francisco in open market, to the highest bluder IN
reference to the Secrctays statement that whenever
the Treasury Department or Congress mas had inc
srI,oc+ under Investigation the decision has been
a., favor Of the existing law and method Mr. Page
says, in part =. ..,,,,on.o,
~TbIs statement does not appear to be supported
nv The Record Ex-Secretary McCullochs acuon
was taken before the present law was enacted' Du'
secretary Boutwell, before and at the time OF the
| massage Of the act did not approve the pohcy OF
leasing the islands, of continuing the arrahgenenV
| then existing which had been entered into by Ills
predecessor, Mr. McCulloch. EX-Secretary brls'ow'
tesufvipg before the same committee, expressed ms
disapproval of the present method, as not ylciuhs
| an adequate return TO the Government
"Nor was IL within the province OF the committee
ON WAYS and Means, XLIVth Congress, referred 10
!, +ho secretary to pass upon the policy or impocy
81 Tho law That question not submitted 10 tlem'
owing to the shorness OF time to eapsc before INC
letting of this contract, under the announcements Vi
the Secretary Of the Treasury II VIII be regaFd W INC
country as unfortunate that, after having BNeu VlS
matter careful thoughtful attention as he u0uoC
I
pnder the present system, he should not IND some
amendment necessary 10 the present law, or some
changes desirable for the better and cheaper u'm@%
ton of the fur seal product OF the people anu ''"e
he should not have failed to call The attehu"A oi
Concress to the fact that 100000 sealsbins' raw ma
t.rial our own product, shipped TO London an
nuallv. there to be sold 10 English manufacturers
o be dressed and prepared for market by English LABOR
IN the manifest prejudice and disadvantage oil Ameri
can labor fully a. sdliuI and competent To do the
work. And the additional fact will be noted that
Illicit scaling Is now pursued to the extent "t o.,
ooO skins per annum. under the control 81 TIC
Alaska Commercial Company, now scchlhg a IT.
newal Of their lease ~, A., ..,.. ,,,or
Mr.. Page next takes issue with tho secretary uIPn
what he term. the Sccrctary's assumption 'h't ''c
uto,.i,iou of the bill relative 10 luf bearing "hdl,
Mhcr than fur seals I, inndvertenCe or 700 Nu,.
AZ n les. 10 be REGARDED -cilOu-ly by the Department
| ar Congress In conclusion. Mr.. rage say ~
future bidders aware tlt the secretary ma '.'.
rght ~ was done hy his predecessor az inc lorHlc'
letting 70 discriminate Old favor 81 tic Aa,hl '"'
nerciai COMPANY and gvc them me cohtil''. ~
tGugh they be not the highest bidder, ana u.c,T
bids not the most advantageous to inc "o'cr'"'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
TO OPEN Up SOME COAL LANDS.

Arrangements have been made in this city by which
tho Denver, Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Com
pany has agreed to build and complete within six
months thirtyone miles Of railroad to connect Trn
dad and Denver and other points in Colorado with
the extensive timber lands and coal lands of the Max
well grant. This railroad, il Is asserted is tho
beginning Of a through line 70 Las Vegas, y. NJ.
which is ultimately TO be connected by a branch
line with the rich grain producing Taos Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
,,.srvcrr RATES TO TIE NORTHWEST.

Chicago Feb. Ii (specaD.-Thc Canadian Pacific
and chicago lines have agreed a basis Of rates on
all scaboard passenger business 10 Northwestern
points. by which practically the same rates will DO
made over both routes. Heretofore the routes via
Chicaco have been frozen out OF this business by
low rates over the Canadian Pacific II is understood
that the Canadian Pacific Will not Its mileage
the Wabash for passenger purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
WOMAN CHOSEN PRESIDENT.

Chicago Feb. IT (Spec!all-M 'asuoVlIe' IeN''
,o fonda, Mr.. Charles lIaines was elected president
-, tho Medina Valley Railway Company. She Is the
wife Of Charles Haincs the senior member of the
arm az Uainc, bros. OF New York. Her husband
ha" tnc contract 10 build the Medina Railway, ami
If /. her money which is being used 10 pay for the
ron,unction of the line. The line will be feeder
TO the southern Paclhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
prorrsr roR AZ AGRIcULrrRAL COLLEGE

Dover ~ H. Feb 1.-THE will Of Benjamin
rhor,nson of Durham was left at the probate Office
here today by James +. Joy, Of Detroit, Mich tho
executor. After some minor bequests, the estate
worth s50GaOO is left TO found an agricultural col
lere IN Durham. Conditions are annexed, ana II
th.y are not complied with the money Is 10 20
~ Massachusetts,. II that state does not comply
the money is TO go 10 Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
rnE pu1LApELpn1A rELr L1NE oRpINANcE.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-THE Railroad Committee
Of Councils to-day disposed Of the Belt Line Rail-
road ordinance by referring the whole subject 10 tho
city solicitor 10 prepare plan jointly with the coun-
sci Of the Belt Line Company, by which the proper
guarantees Will be made that the city can legally
giant the privileges desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Chicago. Feb. II tNpcclall.-Chairmah bi'ncna'u
ho AZ least temporarily given up the attempt begun
-, .h. nrc.idcnts Of all Eastern roads TO formulate
nch system of difercntial rates a, would cause tlc
stopuiup of commission payments on passenger bu'l-
no.. At today's meeting Of the lines IN interest th9
Missouri Pacific stu refused to quote inc dIhcrc"u
rates. Aim. IL. ,-,. ,r,cti,olIv
At the Tran~continental meeting II Wa prat,CaiIy
decided 10 adopt hrNt class rare oi 9'o cdo" way
between the Missouri and California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
PIG PENSION ITEM IN THE DEFICIENCY BILL

Washington Feb. 1.-THE preparation Of an urgent
Deficiency Appropriation bill has been begun by tho
House Committee Appropriations. The largest
item in this Deficiency bill viii be about S2l 800 900
on account of pensions. This large deficiency, how
ever, does not indicate such great increase In eX-
penetures for pensions would TO DO apparent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
RECEIVER FOR THE CENTRAL MISS

VICIINTN TIE INAL
81 Louis, Feb 1.-THE Farmers Loan and Trust
Conpnnv Of New.York has made application In the
limited States Circuit the appointment OF
receiver Of Central Missouri Railroad Company the
main line OF which extends from Kansas city u point
opposite Alton H.. with branch road 20 81 Louis.
distance " twenty miles aud another road 20 Favcttc.
Mo- which Is twelve miles long The road was bonded
20 the Cleveland st. Louis and Kansas city road for
o. 900 oOo aud by the latter company to tho Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Trust Company New-York for 81 600 900 The bonds
were issued in 1885, bearing per cent interest. The
number OF miles in the main line is $50. The liens
against the road amount 10 $4,000. The petl.
TONERS pray court issue subpoena to be directed
to the defendant road and the several other defendants
commanding them to appear in court and the
nettion for a receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Crossing PRIVILEGES GRANTED.

Chicago. Feb. Ii (SpcciaD.-The Illinois Railroad
and Warehouse Commission has finally granted the
petition Of the Chicago Madison and Northern Rail-
road Company 10 cross the tracks Of the Belt Line
Railroad and the Chicago and Western Indiana al
Cicero. The petition was granted. with the provSo
that proper interOcking switches, with electric
annuncators and fountain crossing, be constructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
PROPOSED BRANCHES OF THE SANTA FE.

Dubuque Iowa. Feb. Ii (SpeclaD.-A party Of
sixteen civil engineers and surveyors have arrived
in that city for the purpose Of making a survey of
a proposed branch road OF the santa Fe from Joliet
to Dubuque 1t is also said that this road has de-
ternined construct a Chicago ST. Paul and Duluth
line via Dubuque, and line to Fort Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

st. Paul, MINI, Feb. II (spccial.-The Burlington
and Northern has posted notice Of advance in
its through rates to New England points, competitive
with the SOo7 line The present rates upon
basis Of $40 Grstclass, and 81 second-cass to
Boston. These are the current rates out Of Chicago.
Il is proposed to advance the rates to SIS and SILL
respectively. The 500 will. in all probability, al
vance its rates from $40 and Sl4 40 to S27 aud
go 20 which will make them 81 and 30 cents
c,pectivcy. less than the rates Of the burlington
and Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

4 BLOW TO CHICAGO'S WORLDsFAIR SCHEME
Chicago, Feb. II (speciab.-N a secret meeting
10 day of the attorneys OF all lines entering Chicago 10
WAS determined that, beginning March ., each road
should strictly enforce the city ordinance prohibiting
the running Of trains within the city limits az
higher rate Of speed than ten miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
MlNlsrER sNnrns NoMINArIoN coNrIRlEM

MINISTER SMITHS NOMINATION CONFIRMEn
Washington Feb 14.-In executive session today
the senate confirmed the nominations Of Charles
Emory smith, Of Pennsylvania 10 he Envoy Ex-
tTaoIdinary and Minister Plenpotentiary 10 Russia ,
]. Fenner Lee OF Maryland. 10 be Secretary OF Le-
CATION Rio dc Janeiro and number OF pos sters
and supervisors and Army officers recommended
frrN nrrllf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Congress 10 be held at Madrid to consider questions
affecting inventions.
4 favorable report also ordered on Dill 10
authorize the registration Of trade marks wheh ule
article sought 10 be registered Is subject OF inter
state commemorative law at present apply only 10
articles which are subjects OF foreign commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington Feb. 14.-Ihc bond Offers today ag-
cregatcd Sl9O 600 follows:
Registered A. $40, 600 So. $50, at 1924
Registered Is, $40 900. SO 80, at 1O4 80.
Common 4 ! -. $4,000 at 1O4 J-s
Al tho A. ard the go, $50 LIS were offered by
National Bank dcpOsitarcs.
All the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
NEEDED DErENcEs roR NE pACIFIc coAsT

NEEDED DEFENCtS FOX HE PfLIF II NVANI'
Washington, Feb. H.-Thc senate Committee on
state Defence had before it to-day General Milc COM
mandcr Of the Division Of the Pacific and General
Renct chief Of ordnance, who gave their view upon
some matters in relation 10 the subject Of coast do
fences. General Miles said that the ports Of Puget
sound the mouth OF the Columbia River, san Iran
cisco, and san Diego, ought 10 be protected. lie
added that the recommendations Of the Board OK
Notifications and other Dcicnces, # carried ont, would
be sufficient. one Of the recommendations Of that
Board that gun factory should be established on
the Pacific Coast. General Bcnct gave the committee
figures the cost OF transportation to the Ptclhc
Toast by and water TOnlc-. lie SAID that mas
much "a third OF all the guns required TO carry
ont the scheme proposed by the Board Of I0rtlhca-
lions and other Dcicnccs would De mounted on tho
Pacific Coast, the establishment Of gun foundry
there would bc matter of economy In ease the Board
recommendations were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

TO INCREASE 4 STATE COLLEGE ENDOWMENT.
Washington, Feb IA bill to increase the endow-
mcnt Of the Louisiana state University and Agricut
ural College gave rise t. considerable debate IN the
senate to-day Mr.. Gibson explained the clrcnm-
stances which rendered the passage Of the bill ncces
sary. Part Of the funds Of the institution he said
had been invested In Louisiana state bonds, and these
bonds had been scaled down By legislation 40 per
cent and tho rate OF interest reduced In addition to
that loss the buildings had been destroyed by fire.
The bill granted $1,000 acres Of the public lands in
the state which poor land, and not likely to
be home, tcadcd He mentioned, In passing that tho
FIRST president Of the college had been General VIII
lam Tccumsch sherman.
Mr.. ingalls, objected to the bill and expressed tho
hope that Mr. Gibson would move to proceed with tho
bill u0tnith- landing the objection
Mr.. Gibson declined - do s0, but asked that The
bin be- allowed to remain the calendar without
prejudice.
Mr ingalls, had no objection to that, but gave
notice ihat "hen the bin came mp again he would
move amendment providing that IN" portion u
the fund lost through the scaling oi the Louisiana bonds
shall hc replaced hy the state Of Louisiana before the
grant should take elect.
Tho blll WI, then Laid ABIDE. subsequently Mr..
lngnl, lated dat Mr.. Gibson AMI himself had agreed
upOn amendment . the hll and 40 his request the
BIZ wa taken up and passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

VIRGINIA SELLING HER c. AND o. STOCK.
baltimore Feb. IA dispatch from Richmond 10
The American says: Virginia has sold her 5000
OF a little over "a 1-2.' --.-----.-. --,- :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
DRoWyED BY THE SINKING or 4 BARGE.

South Auboy y. j., Fob. II CSpeclan-The coal barge
Sophn Cah sank at elily hour THU morning. captain
Patrick DALEY and sailor named Kelley drowned.
Daileys wife, who Wa board life by ellngIng
" door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Fast Trains TO shington.

A complete schedule 81 fast trains Baltimore and
Washington operated by the Jersey Central. Reading
and y. and o. All trains through and equipped
with Pullman paror and sleeping Punctual service
Station foot of Libertyst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
CLAIM OF TIE PRESIDENTS FORMER LAW FIRM.


washington Feb. ii CspcclaN.-Among the DIS
IN the "unoblcctcd.tor list which were pA''eu !"
the senate to-day was for the payment OF S%''o0
f., President llarrisons former law firm Tor ScFV,c'
in defending ex soldiers in suits arising out OF oHcA
acts done in Indiana during the War OF inc 10
beuon. Tho bill was introduced on December 10y
senator voorhees,. and reported from the 'o'A'
mittee on Claims. without amendment on January ID
II has been presented before In fact, as lar Dd'A ~
tho XIVIlth Congress when the House Committee Oh
Claims reported 1t favorably, but did not secure
action upon IT, IN the XLlXh and Lth Congresses
,to soratc Committee Oh Claims made favorable -
mort. upon the same bill and the committee TINS F'''
sin,ply lcpcatcd its former recommendations lHo
Gases in which the Presidents Grm wa cnplo'o"
,ryr ont Of arrests ordered by General no" "o'c''
uovev in is64 when he enforcing the DiaIt "a"
II, Indiana Five Of IN" prisoners M'~I"Nu .'u"s's
.,t Er damages for false imprisonment. NtI l.n
arruittal Of tho defendants. IL Wa tluid A' Wv IA"
Tr,1, thon porter Harrison q FlehOack hau 10
.ncriNc proof ~ direct employment 10y inc -. 'cal9
" md The War Department refused IL com-
nepontIrl, on that tcchncay. The anne n'll ui'",'
-, ,fivou,c of $3.50 to ~"wcll toul-on. "i IhciaI"
Snr Similar legal services, and aihdhvlt' are ',''
nom the late Vice President. Thomas \; H,,.i',h
Iohu G. New. ex-senator Joseph j. h'D"ha'' anu
otbcre 10 show that the charge maHr aIr DO, "a
ccssivc. The ill was passed Nv UNANIMOUS No'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
n,,,, 1ycnrcr1ov or srEAM YEssELs.

cyashington Feb. II (special).-The senate passed
TO-DAY. without opposition. the bill introduced la't
month by Senator Frye TO amend the Revised statutes
az 70 the inspection of steam vessels Three dStrc'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
SENATORS 1xspEcrIxG ORDNANCE WORKS.

IF' ~ ''INL''N'fsN'I1 ''''IN'f-7'
Washington Feb. 1.-THE Senate Committee on
Naval Affairs and General Hawcy, Of the Committee
Oh Coast Dcfcncc, paid an Official visit this afternoon
10 the Washington Navy Yard TO inspect the ordnance
work, there and the large guns in Of cou
sttq,ction Tho senator conducted through
,j the sb0ps hy Captain FOlgcr. \ miniature ten
zach rifle mounted II, carriage, was tested for tho
L.ucf of the visitors. Every dcpa tmcnt OF ordnance
cnnstructiou wa fully explained TO them and tho
,ucnhcr, Of the committee expressed satisfaction with
the progress made in The work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
rR,RrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

fluctuations yester lay observed che United Ss.ss
Sirna Service this city The daste, inaoss
temperature noted at Perry's Pharmacy, sun fuliohk
Tribune once. Feb. 15 a m.-Increashg e'ouaineSs
Yesterday followed by heavy rain In the afternoon anu
clearing skies at evening The temperature rangou o.'
tween % and 81 degrees. the t4o oeing -os
higher than corresponding day last year. ana o$
higher than Thursday. .,x =.
In this city to-day there VIII piopsoU ~
colder. fair weather preceded by cleudiaesss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
GENERAL ROCHESTER, TO RETIRE TO-DAY.

GENERAL ROCHESTER, TO RETIRE TO-DAY.
Washington Feb. ID (SpeciaD.-Paymaster-G General
william b. Rochester, OF the Army, Will be slxtyfour
years Of age tomorrow, and Will celebrate the DAY
by retiring from Office. He has been at the head
of the Pay Department Of the Army for eight years
aud las i'm that time earned the reputation OF bclhe
one OF tho most efficient, faithful and paiistabihG
accounting officers that served the government
There is no one in the service who does not express
the opinion that the administration by EcneraI
Rochester OF the financial affairs of the Army has been
a most successful one. The Treasury officials unto
I'm declaring that his accounts are the best ever re
ceiyed His retirement will call for the appointment
NJ a new Paymaster General The list Of officers
likely 10 succeed him was published in The Tribune
some time ago. Among the most prominent cahdl
dates mentioned are Colonies Rodney smith ana
william A. Rucker both at the head OF the lSt ana
Majors William +. Gibson, Charles NJ. Terrell ana
Asa b. Carey Knowing ones pretend TO say
that tho struggle lies between lerreH
and Carey The former is an lndlanian, ana All
acnuantance OF the President OF long standing, ana
The latter Is the husband of secretary Pr0ctorS niece
I'M there Is no reason 10 believe that the President
win permit personal considerations to govern h III
his selection and therefore 1t must be assumed mat
Rodney smith, who, by reason Of seuGHty, seems
entitled 10 the place, Will be chosen by the PRESIDENT
In tho end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. SATURDAY.

TOREI NST TILL
For New England cooler cloudy weather ana ram urh'
, iro snow in the northern portion fair weather suns
day. -.
For Eastern New-York. cooler c'ouuS "'"'''t su ',
,ou,,~od nv ,tr weather northwesterly winds; fan
weather sunday. , >,,, I,rs.v f,ir weather
cooor westerly winds fair weather SuIsusy .. - ,..
Eor western New.York rain or snow lo4ioWeu oy iaH
weather: cooler. ,t. r,i, tollowed nv far
Western PENNSYLVANIA i"'' AN''N"N~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Is peculiar medicine. II Is carefully prePair psse% evan
Iuniner Bcrres and other weknoWn anu Nar,Ion md
table remedies by peculiar comDaaoOn' and giving to
rroress Unknown to other medicine, anu dthcr
Hood. Sarsaparia curative power not posseSseu " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

TO REPORT a COPYRIGHT BILL TO TIE HOUSE.
Washington Feb. 1.-THE House judiciary Com
mittee today unanimously decided to report 70 the
House for action an international copyright bill, 10 10
prepared by Representative Adams, o. Illinois, upon
he basis Of the prOvlsl0ns OF inc BFccMnrdge Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
ron EXpENsEs OP mo DELEGATES TO

FOR EXPENSES OF TWO DELEGATES TO MADRID
Washington. Feb. i4.-Tho House Committee on
Patents has ordered favorable report on resolution
approprang IS 600 to enable the Secretary OF state
20 send persons familiar with the patent system
OF the United states 10 represent this country at tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Washington, Feb. 14.-Fourth.ca posmasters were
today appointed for Pennsylvania as follows: J. ".
Ferguson Parrlngton A. c. Horner Pecks Mills
W. y. Meeker silver Lake.