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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
NETWORK AND THE SILVER QUESTION.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. II ACT WHEN 4
BILL IS ANNOUNCED.

BILL IS ANNOUNCED.
special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
was held yesterday afternoon. 10 receive report
from the committee finance and currency with regard
TO the question OF silver legislation i'll Congress.
Charles s. Smith was in the chair and about forty
members were present. The report handed in
BY George s. Coe and read follows:
The Finance Committee. To whom was referred the
subject silver legislation in Consrc~~. find it i'm
practicable to unite in any special recommendation 10
the Chamber. They can only agree in dcprccaln-
any measure by which this country shall accumulate
in its Treasury SO large an amount of silver IN any
peoples but that any law enacted upon the subject
should have respect 10 our commerce with the world
at large.
This was signed by majority Of the committee.
George 5. Coe John IIarsen Rhoadcs and William =.
St john Mr.. Coo said that there such diversity
Of opinion in the committee regarding the subject
under consideration that it was impossible to maze
more definite report After the report had been ac-
ccptcd a motion made for is adoption IN order
10 open the discussion. j. Edward simmons said the
Chamber could act with propricy in adopting the
report as there would be danger in approving
such non.oommtta and indefinite view Of the
subject; but he believed that. because Of the i'm
porance OF the question IL should have careful
and general consideration than II wond receive al a
special meeting with so few members present and
therefore he moved that all action be postponed until
the next regular meeting on MAY /.
Mr.. St John said that he bad appended his sigma
trre 10 TIE report only because ii did not commit the
Chamber one way or another. lie moved es substl-
tuic that the whole matter lie on the table. Both
motions were finally lost A. Foster Higgins then
moved that the Chamber approve the original Window
bill Mr.. khOadcS read a res OutOn saving that the
Chamber did not look with favor upon the bills which
provide for the free coinage OF silver The greatly
increased Issue OF silver certificates based upon an
increase In the coinage Of silver and regarded the
Window bill the most acceptable 81 those q which
The Chambers attention had been directed He. hOw
ever hoped that action would be deferred unill the
Chamber might have an opportunity II examining
The exact bill 20 be placed before Congress. Mr.
st. John embodied the Idea in amendment 10 pot
ponc the discussion until the Republican caucus had
decided definitely The silver BILL the chair 10 call
special meeting al that time and copies ~ such bl
70 be sent 10 each member for consideration.
After the adoption OF hi, amendment the Chamber
ADJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
AMENDING THE CHINESE CENSUS Bill.
SENATOR EvARTs PROPOSES IMPORTANT
CHANGES

washngton April l5-Scnator EVar's today pre-
scented the amendment, ne proposes OTTER to the bl
,ro,idinc for spccial enumeration and certifca'ion
OF Chinese residents ~ the census officials having or
rs ooicc, The practical exclusion II all Chinese from
the country other than those within it limits on Juno
J. He prono.es 70 make the certificates "sr'hccn''
evidence OF The lawful right Of the holder - remain IN
the United states instead Of the sole evidence, ana
to except all children Chinese parents bonn ~ the
Of those only who are born subsequent TO the eau
roera,jon Another amendment strikes ont the third
section entirely That section provide, for the arrest
and dcpo.taticn or Imprisonment FOR 1--WE year, q
Chinese found in the United statcs after september l.
100 not provided with certificate from the super
nteuden of the Census. In tie section shall not
he stricken ont then senator Evarts will move 10
make the term Of imprisonment six months instead Of
five years. .
section OF the bill requires that the certificate held
hy any Chinese person who leaves the United states
Shall be surrendered by him and cancelled. TO TINS
section senator EyartS proposes the following addition
Any Chinese person Of her than laborer who has
lawfully entered who may hereafter lawfully enter
tho Tinted states ard who has departed may here
after depart therefrom shall be entitled - rcenter the
United States upon evidence satisfactory 10 tho
Collector of Customs OF the port place OF entrance
That he or she heretofore been the United >tatc
and that he she l. not Chinese aboror. and w,
Collector of Customs shall issue certificate 10 every
such Chinese person upon his or her rccntrl. undc'
such regulations may be prescribed N the secretary
force and effect the census certificate provided for
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
ONE or THE NOTORIOUS BOAhD 6dCh'
rv.,tDrrM\N EOTuMAN WALKS INTO THE
DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY's oFFICE-HE IS
SAFE FROM INDICTMENT.

,r.,,r ,r.ro,xry.s orrrcF-ur u
SAFE FROM INDICTMENT
49,, - r.t.o ~ thc Doo,d ~ Aldermen OF
H., ,.,.o, an, ~ flo ,u,i.diction of the
'o'', VIM ,s,, .,r,s s,,c. ,--c has rct,rued to
W" ''' tr ,,o,rs., .. ,ho MI trlct ,ttornov,s
''i' ~ -, nm III -, :. ,r.. on.ircI,. nm
o"''' ' 49,, c,,, ,. .,, l., ,r,, &.
eApeo'c"' d. "'"o - .'0 , -, ,soc a.,
nc city. "0 "'' '''"' ., c,.. =,
before the stat senate investigating '"""''-o w
,ou asking awkward questions Of the Aldermen. lie
~" " ., !, . i. ,;.,. .,., ,,h,oo,,or,
accordingly c''aped the cA"hi"i''oh III" >""s'V"'''
Indictment and arrangement. lie was R"pn' can
tIe was not one of the .. combine and Their, was
,, IT. ., econ, ,,o .,s,icio,
little c''uchc' against NM cA''P' '"'
against all who voted for the broadway ana DINER
,,cht.es lie ,enrcscniel the Xth Assembly District
'' , -
III inc bo'ru vi Niucim'"'
Rohman bought some property near Bingca on
Tho phinc and lived in good STYLE while he WAS away
Wv, ' ,,',, A.. ,, ,,aou,or ,,oro.
lie WAS ho' Ih"lV'c" "h'l ''c o'Hri N"c'"'" w.
as he was then out Of the country, and his friends
aid Tim, no had core IN live pcrnoncntly in
NV '''"' ~ w e'
"erIH"hS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
WORKING on THE TARIFF BILL
THE WOOL SCHEDULE WILL PROBABLY BIZ Al.
MTRED TO-A Pr TEST.

NIRED TO-A Pr TEST,
Washington April - (Spccial)- Another conference
Of the Republican members Of the Ways and Mems
Committee was held tonight. According to the b.si
opinion which be obtained the committee ils de
cidcd to adhere to the wool schedule Is heretofore
published hy The Tribune. and also to stand D' it,
recommendation IN regard 10 the duty on hides. A.
the action in regard to there is some doubt.
the better opinion being that the Bill VIII provide Hr
los, reduction than was first proposed. bat also :or
bounty Of cent per pound. provided in the sen.
ate substitute for the Dhrk-IaIfc.n' iii.
protest signed by sixteen Republican Ropie.
scntatives. la been prc'onied 10 members ~ Gre
majority Of the Committee Way aud Means nsfIn,t
the sugar aud wool schedules 81 the Tain blil "a
published These Representatives urge upon the CON
mit;cc that In their opinion reduction Il - per cent
IN the duty on sugar and an incfoa-" Il dlty on
w.gradc or calpc, wool, from = % 80 10 cen.
pound is a, great change should BE- made.
Tie manuf ,cturcrs II ingram carpet say That Oh"
change in duty proposed u.s. tAr .'h'dHlc ~ pH1.
lshed will increase the price of their profnct inrn
20 f. ccnte yard. and practically sip" "ni TIER
lu.iness silcncne 900 looms and cnfor' ing dlcn'
upon 30. 900 worhncn. The ,encl oi thc protest %
is understood are from al sections Of the oounim
and while nothing Of the Kind is contained ia the
documents an understanding exists among them that
IN IFS present SHAPE they VIII not vote for the hll
in Committee Of the Who'll, liou-c.
Another Republican Mcmhcr.Mr Coleman, Of LOU
| an
and. unless further advised by hi. constituents. Doe
will not vote for any reduction Oh sugar. That qncs
ton lie SAYS came up I'm the campaign. and DE wa
elected upon hi assurance that he would not vote 70
| disturb tho sugar duty.
Mr. Flower. Of Sew York, presented 10 the com
mittcc TO-DAY statement signed Us the leading
cvcllc. Of Sew York TO the effect that IN" p7'po' Il
Increase OF the duty cat. but unset diamonds ana
Other prcoou. stones from 10 per cent 10 10 per cent
would encourage gslng aud break up me import
trade They also recommended mat uncnt 'l'i'. Doe
placed on the free list to encourage inc I'pi"'N
| Trades The committee, acuns upon nc STATE
meIts. has reduced the duty Oh cat Stone a
recommended and placed the ancni stones on the i'r
! list. ,., 49,, ,,r.,.,,,,i o..
pet tinn signed hy the leading rr"ccI7 81 'i' "i''u
Hta; a. King to have the duty o: 10 per cent placed 900
tea. produced east Of the Cape .! Good lippc ai' In
unricd from countries Of That cape ana 10 af"
2 provision against the free lmp"liaiIDn "i Yea 'i"
| Enrli.h bonded Warehouses. Mr. Dave al-p eh"Nrd
sgiou,cs Of lea du, which is larecE imported I'M" The
! ,ritcd states for admNturc with tca. This aus, lr
ciair1d was pOsomoa, and it, importation sh"nh DE-
| roh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London April l5.-rhis was the first day OF the
Newmarket Craven meeting. The race for the Craw'
ti Plate landlcapl Of at least COO Sovcreisns. FOR
three, ycar.olds and upward ,lN furongs, was Won By
three lengths by Prince solykoGs four yearod chest
nut colt Lord George Il. Ii. Comoc's three yearoh
lav FLY mogene was second. thrccQuarcrS Of lengn
ahead Of Lord Penrhyns fycEear-od brown hors'
Noblc Chicftain.
The race the Riddleswol1h. post stakes OF -oV
sovereign, each. for three ycarolds. one NILE "as
won by a neck by Nj. Abng,0n's brown colt I"uci
wood The Duke ~ rcauiOli', bay colt Edsardo Was
second. and the Dnkc Of llamiltons bay My t~
Disgrace a bad third -.
The race for the ritzwilliam Plate Of $50 sovereign
for two.y ear ODDS five fullongs wa won by neck
Lord pcnrhyns hay lilly Royal Nun. Baron Neg
ritz chestnut colt Achilles was second. three len-@
in front Of j. H. lioulisworth's brown lilly Suslana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
TIE SCRAMBLE FOR Mr. M'CLAvE'S POSITION

The question ~ who shall be- successor TO Police
missioner John Mrclase (, ALREADY beginning to agatc
e,v politician. Commissioner Mc'ayc'. term VII expire
Nav /. IL . rumo,'d that AssemDNman Frederick =
,,ibs a.ked Ma reward fOr his rNccs
40 Albany the II Timmany Hall. To appoint Cat.
oncc W. MEADE the chairman Of the rcgular' Hcpubl-
cans u Nj bh,s district tne KILN. Another report
puts Police Justice Scion H. smith In the position II r.
questing Mr. MctlaVcs place Tor well known rutenlns
m hi. in the AAth Disfrct Mr. smith claims based
upon his putting through the ranmany "sa;o'
for clerks and stcnogrptcfs places In thu Board Of
Police Justices, both Gibbs and smith said 20 be
arpcanfs Themselves TIE Police Jr~tcrhp> Ia Mayor
,,fants GIT ghtout DcmociHtd TamnanN Han
cn think these astut" politicians will be- well rrc
ognrod" they able to st All they calm for their
l,bors in thu interest Of Tammany Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
FIFTH RACE-PURsE. n BELOW the SCALE
SIX FCELON
sixth RACE-PURsE FOR Two.YEAR.OLDs.
pOOLROOMs DO no BUSINESS:
BUT WITH THE ENTRIES OUT FOR ThDAY
THINGS ARE LIKELY TO BE DIFFERENT

THINGS ARE LIKELY TO BE DIFFERENT
1t was impossible to Law bet on the Elizabeth
races yesterday at any Of the wellmown pOol-rooms
In this city. The places were all OPEN the attend
ant, we're all present the public there with
few pennies left from the oncsided battles against
tho winter tracks. and the bookmaker. with MS
prosperous smile and fat pocketbook. cast his eve
over the assembled crowd for lambs. but there were
no blackboards on the walls and the who call
out the odds against the horses were silent. Tho
pencils had all been sharpencd In anticipation Of
rush Of business 10 mark the opening Of the regular
racing season. but there was nothing for them To DO
superintendent Murray on Monday evening at Police
Headquarters told all the police captains that pool
selling must be stopped within the city limits ana
that failure do in any precinct would lead TO
charges being made against the delinquent captain The
police had heard Of superintendent Murrays intended
lecture before it delivered. and in orer 10 70
Police Headquarters with good reputation. some ~
them made bold rush for the gamblers a; the pool
rooms on Monday. and about dozen places Were
raided.7 This did not strike terror 10 the book
makers hearts. They would have been open bright
and carly and ready FOR business at the old stand u
police interference the only thing in the wsy
The bookmakers do not fear the police. They ha0
had inlmuntv from arrest long that they LOOK
mon The police as their best friends well liberal
patron, OF the game. The inactivity In the book.
makers camps was due 70 the shrewd move Of rred
dent Dwyer of the NcwJersey Jockey Club. in keep
ing back the entries in the races so that better
the races. Ii worked charminsy, ana there were
only mourner, at the poolrooms here. II Wa
pound the bookmaAcrs with Badge a great tip. and
he hoouaakers wcpt a. they watched their chsnces
so I5ou WIZ lone ~. viii il lat prominent bookmsker
said last evening that he would be open for business
cotric, lie summed up the whole trouble tersely
" Entries, bets no entries. no BETS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
THE CRUISER BALTIMORE ALMOST READY


is \ FEW WEEK, SHE WILL b. AN'Hol'Ib OF
THE CITY AFTER WHICH SIZE = N'NIb
Washington. April - (Spccian.-The ne" cruiser
Baltimore, fitting for sea AZ the Nori'N navy
Yard, is fat approaching complexion ing ir'h'
Visit Of Secretary Tracy seem ir have given . n""
mpctrs 10 the work in hand and The vessel j. now
genuine beehive and a few - the more important
fittings are being carried - completion by W'elln-
extra hOnrS- thing almost unh"ah Of Al Portsmouth
since the stirring time. Of the war. The napor"
vas paccd in the drydocs last week preparatory T.
pslntnq and the work Of casting. cauing the dcrS-
ard fitting the eight inch rife gun circles !, SIN goins
on Hope, are now entertained That in three week
the shin VIII be anchored OIL the city Of Baltimore
complete and ready for service. Eunors are anolt
that the new cruiser will be detailed t. carry the bodi
Of E,ics,on the inventor back - sweden.
Near nv the baltimore and looidng like the
trimmc,t Of WAY craft is the gnhoat Pctrcl. armed
10 the teeth with modern ordnance. An accident -
her machinery during her recent Inspector tin
account, for her presence at the Norfos Navg Yard
an accident that all the more trying t. her com
mandor A. il Wa, the only defect foand after
Inspection including a sharp tc-t Of ~ hor guns. .
T. thought that the Petrol VIII accompany the Bait,
more ON her visit 70 the Monumental CITY. contcstns
the honors with the larger vessel
The baltimore h. cllsscd as protected cruiser
and j. presumed be a. fine craft OF her class As
there Is in the world IL VIII be remembered tlat
he was built b. william CiiEp sons. 81 PhiH
dc!phia at a cost Of ~ .32J,O0u cNciu'ivc ~ arima
mcnt The motye power I, steam alone ~ic has
two twin sorews. with horizontal tipls expansion
engines. capable Of dcvcl1ping over 10000 lorsr
power and driving tile ship orcr twenty knots an
hour. The principal battery consists OF ions c!-ht-
inch and six ak inch hrccch-ioading riiled Gun.
having "a weight Of fire ahead and astcrn of 200
pounds and in hroadsde # 500 p ,unds. liie
secondary battery consists Of two FOUNDER. Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
Az AUSTRALIAN MANAGER ~ rowy.

J. C. williamson. formerly member Of Wailaca- CON.
many and 81 the most prominent theatrical man
,o.rs Of Australia spending f.w In this city
lie arrived Monday from san Francisco. having made
-hor, visits Chicago and other cities the way. Dir.
yulian,on h. tn head Of the firm Of Williamson.
,,rrer 4 Co.. which controls several OF the most inn
,ortan theatres Australia Uc Il IN this country
SEQ what going IA the theatrical world and secure
attractions his houses. though the chief market
for nlaYs In Australia Is In England Mr.. williamson
tire last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
AGREEING on A SILVER MEASURE.
FOUR AND oNE-uALF MILLION OUNCES OF
SILVER TO BE PURCHASED MONTHLY.

SILVER TO BE PURCHASED MONTHLY
WashinGton April 15.-Thc Senate and the House
Republican committees on the silver gu ston were N
Joint session two hours this morning Radical d'i
fcrcnccs in The views Of the senators aud Ecpc,'n-
avcs were disclosed by the discussion bu an earnest
purpose was shown 10 harmonic the clncrcncc>,
if possible. one Of the chief points npon which The
committee could not agree the proposed increase
Of National bank circulation such proposition. 1t
was said. could not secure majority vote in Tie
House. 1t was finally decided to commit the sub
Jet t. a subcommittee of five senator and five Rep
rcscntaves who will continue the worl, Of hunting
for common ground upon which they stand.
The two subcommittee, consisting of senators
Aldrch, Allison, Jones, sherman and Teller. and Rep
rescntativcS Baync, Bartine Congcr. Mckinley and
McEenna were in session three hour, this afternoon.
and practically came 10 an agreement. although no
formal action waS taken: Ihc measure which found
acceptance deal, with silver only. The two principal
prov l~iOnS are
l. That the Secretary shall be directed 10 purchase
monthly i.JOOOOO ounces of silver. and
>. That the issued in payment therefor shall
be redeemable in lawful money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
10 rraVC THE OLD FOR THE yrW ARHORf

The members Of the o2d Regiment viii march ou' %
their old ,rmory to-day. aud will put uelr aceou'fen
IN the new armory. SiNty--evcnh-s nd the BoIe'''
The new building is not In condition for occupation
any means Ind VIII not Re until ncNi fall out 's o
,rmory has been rented to hold fair 10 next week. ano
as the law forbids the OF arnory Tor any s''
purpose while 1T j. occupied by regiment the 'r"
must move out. All the members OF the veteran -N'so
citation and Other eXmembers OF the 'esimehe nav
Invited to participate and many OF them have accep'ea Z"
invitation The march from the old armory TO The new
one Will begun about o'clock. and the eo1u''n "
be headed ~ Gllmore's Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Young Mems Institute held IT. annual gymna-tlc
COM ctition night. at NO 222 Bowel. The hall
vas crowded and those who there really
,Nccilcnt fra's N strength end SKILL Thoc wfO won
.iccaI prizes were Mcssra naccht. a-round athlete
i.au,r. fancy clnb-sW ngne; Mcraunon running high
lump; Lara. fcats Of strength raccht vaultnc and
also the "hor-o' exercise. The judges Dr. T. NJ.
Full W. ). kngacy. H. +. Smith. and Dr. J. Gardner
-ptifh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

" L. y' Scott. IL D. 9. Tourist, VS.: iS h. 'Anqf
Russell & CO.'S b. f. Lucky Clover . yrs, ~ n
Bevcrwyck stables b. (. Polly S., . yrs, liz n
Union stables b. hIly by Onondaga--Tesdcncy. ys.,
" 10 Lizzie yrs. il2 n fff@msIo~,
DIVER Bros Bros b. C. Headlight VS. ii5 NJ Moser,
Tme-0 :5i'i.
Betting straight and place-Aeanst Rotation 10 IN I
and 4 to l. Faycra 10 TO | and TO l. Highland TO
sod 10 to and 10 to - ot 20 to and 70 Lses
Clover, 40 to and ID 70 Poly >, 20 and ) 70 ,.
Tendency hlly % to and to /, Lizzie 10 to ADD u
l. Heads ght % | and 2'2 10 ].
Avondae colt the leader in two OF three breaks
away Mr.. Caldwell then talked gently FIRMLY with
his rider Riley and him down for the balance the
week. When the flag fell the Ayondac colt had two
lengths the best Of 1t. being attended bs Rota-
ton and Fayora. At the top Of the stretch
Rotation and Fayora shot 10 the front and
pretty ended In the victory Of the former by
head. Highland Lass was hall length behind Favora
SIXTH RACE-PVRsE, 900. ONE MILE.
Union stables b. Nina b. by John Ha'pera lrn
DIVER Brothers b. c. Fon l. ioo ......... tMosherj
W. G. DAYS ch; 2. Slleck g. 4--..---lr Palmer
{. A. Flemng's ch. h. Rudolph. aged. lis: Flynn)
Excelsior Stables CHI Royal Garter lis. ,honpson)
Time--1 :f4's.
Betting straight and place AGAINST lima to and
co. 10 h and 70 1 n uSooh 80 to and to J. Ro Si
Garter - to l and to !.
Directly the nag fell lima d. and Eoa
right away their opponcnts and had soon los,
them. TIE kept in company all the way. lima r.
having twOlengths lead, which she retained 70 the
seven.cishhs pole. where Eon made vigorous but
yaing effort lima b. BY and half lengths Sill.
eck third twenty lengths away. What became OF the
seemed Probably they have joined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Jo.of, Nachata a.' .Ai}-tNo 81 So. GID ANth'a''.,
had her ,io,Alns Gf' .. evening hf hot coal
ro. stove, sine screamed fof h'.p a.d Mr.. llo'&er.
ho live, ln ad.olnine nat went ." her assistance
and pud og tlc birnin. clptlr- r'h hr women wcf"
badly huin,I Sir. Icr.'r ga" face aud arms and
Mrs Ma,la'a On me ncc and iod'. Mrs. No'hAts was
taken o. Bellevue in a dYinr condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
4 RoAD SIZES 4 BRIDGE cOMPAyr.

Tou, vile. April 1.-THE Louisville. New Albany
and Chicago Railroad Company today brought suit
against The Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company to
anin the contract by which the railroad company
agreed 10 use the bridge for certain term Of years,
hodins tia, the contract was not ccally sanctioned
and j. null and void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

3pounder and four GpounceT RAPID firing guns.
t.n li,-ci-.i-- ami twp Calling gum. She also la'
i've torpedo tubes. The vc>se has artificial vcniiia-
lion and electric l-ht-. heated Dy steam aud IA
fly scnsr,t,, steam engine, for varOus Sho
has nipctv-cigit watrrtght compartments. i"I
crew consists Of 800 officers and men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
ENTRIES FOR TODAY

All the six races for to-day have filled WELL ana
good and exciting days sport should result. The
leading feature Of the afternoons programme will be
the Great Island Stakes. Of $40 ctch with ST.O0o
added the winner Of which is 10 be sold for IS 600
such wellknown and more less reputable per-
formers Larchmont, Golden Reel, 1t. James Lotion
and ST. Paris Will be I'm this race.
FIRST RACE-PrRsE. FOR MAIDEN THREE-YEAr.
OI.Ds AND UPWARD; 10 n BELOW THE SCALE
klRIONt,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Postage bill at any rate i, likely 10 be useful weapon
IN the hands OF the advocates of copyright ara ti arg
disposed TO make merry over the flank attack - winch
their old enemies exposed. Inc adNal'd-e
be derived from this situation VIII DC more aP9"rus
a. the session GOcs on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
THE uAYoRS EARN Transit co9aTSoy

Woodbir, Ianedou. Who was appointed Kapc-Trsnsit
Commissioner In pIce of Charles $. smith. who refused
the Offer place. seat letter TO Navor Grant
day acccp.ag the law requires the Mayor
Yesterday eau~d De lied IN the COUNTY Cicrs's ONCE
oncla notice The appointment 81 Conias oncr, August
belmont John II. Star.a VIII S..inway. Orlando l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
ForRTn.cLAss PosTMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington, April l5-FouIth-cliss pOstmaslers were
to-day appointed a. follows:
PENNSYLVANIA. H. Davis. Cloud; II. ". Dagger,
W$TIEin stcr New YoTlrT. y. DOubeiday. Fly Creek:
J. ~ Brown, Millcrs Place. and +. b. Fellows shut
ters Corners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Rotor AID Woodbury Lanedoa. Mayor "fdnt sau Ne''
to-day he had not yet fixed the da INC "s' c'
ing Of the cOmmIssOn