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New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
WINTER WISDOM,
Of flesh air but avoid draughts.
(Exchance.)

Don't be afraid Of fresh air, but avoid dranghts.
Don't 60 Of doors second without exta COVERING
In selecting your winter undcrcotne choose that "hen
is warm and yet more or less open in texture.
Take OF your ovcrcoat when you enter "arrl piace
whether cce private dwelling, even II your 'si' Is W
last only three minutes
III you catch cold develop a cough get rld oi IL ''
once This Is better feeling 'blYc' and thinking thas
pneumonia or consumption marked you victim
The best remedy for cough cold however stuoDorn
or sudden chill is pure whskey. dose Of whis2ey IN
water VIII impar warmth the whole body AMI
Keep OF the diseases of srascn.
Don't forget that ONLY Dure whi.key should be taken
DLHys ffr Mar Whskey has the strongest recOnlieda
Lions from The leading doctors TO It's efficiency, and ron
t1e most pcHinent scientists purity IL Is Ce
druggist ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
AN AMENDMENT TO LIMIT TIE PRICE OF SILVER

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: II IS the duty the Government to give to the
people a stable measure Of values or circulating mediu'
This can no longer be found In silver its production
being now three times what it eighteen years ago,
and it Is estimated that the United states and Mexico
will produce this year double the amount produced III
I--5 or six years ago. There Is ut present great
danger that under the present law the GoVcrmehS
Will not be able to continue gold payments mnch
longer In the face Of this danger the silver men
propose free coinage, pretending that free coihaso
would create q demand for silver and advance tho
prce Of silver 80 ID per cent Over the pnce OF NO
yembcr 10. The absprdty Of this pretencc Is ap-
parent when you consider that under the most iaVor
able circumstances 70 silver the increased demand lo,
the United under free COINAGE would no & exSTea
; pcr cent Of the stock If silver IN SiEt ~ N9"ns
no argument to prove that the Withdrawn 0i . pof %,
CON from the market cannot produce an auVance "a
a 3 per cent in the price OF the silver OF tNe "otu;
would suggest that the present silver law De aeucu
IA limit lirc ascS not to exceed ~ o3A3 per Vuuc
To-. thr cost 0f coming, ard that the silver uoiiar W
increased in weight t. contain 46fOb grains OF PuntC
.iIvor and fiat the present dollar be redeeheu y!
the nov standard. rhi, suggestion IS maze a., a. a
compromise. concession 10 the eXi.1rs s!N u
sentiment lhLDi.hiNh w. "
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

As the staten Island ferryboat Soutlied was on er
way last night from this city to - George well
dressed middle-agcd man, who was one oi the pas
scngers acted in such strange manner as 10 eHcl'e
the attention Of some Of those around hlm' iho
man, after pacing up and down ule uppc' Si'D'"
deck threw oil his overcoat ana a'le'np'eu 70 y"'.
l,,rl,,ri whom he wa, seized by George Dryer, of
por, pirnmond when tie ierryboat rerheh ~
Gc,rre the man was taken TO police headquarters
where he described himself as Thomas A. ives hity'
nine years old broker of No. lOi West Forty.hinN
st. New York city He refused 20 make any iu1ner in
lie was locked u and Will be- arTagned III court 2aay
In an,wer A charge # attempting % commit suclue'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE INSURANCE TAX ELL IN NEw-JERsEY.

Trenton " j., Feb (Spec!al)cA bill introduced
several days in the Legislature for the taxation OF
rfe Insurance companies has caused great deal OF
comment in insurance circles. There Is erroneous
impression concerning the act 10 the effect that 1t Is In
tended TO increase the Of foreign conpanic doug
bns!nes, dn Ncv;-Jersey Secretary Of state Kelsey
who is also Insurance Commissioner, says that the
bill does not provide for additional taxation o ioc<h
life insurance companies on the contrary, i rpeal'
oil scs now I'm force providing for such and in
lien thereof imposes a and additional tax Oh com
NAMES of this state. The proposition IS to tax The
total premium receipts of life Insurance c'mplhes
organized under the laws Of this state 31loo o. ono
Nor cent which the basis OF receipts In lr3o. Wvud
r,inld ahout SAl 600 while the now received as
The law now stands Amounted 70 about T2OoOo IN
seO-Me independent Of the tax upon surplus Oi COM
n.Dics Of this State which Is not 10 be disturbed
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Feb oAt the wool sales toby - 100 400 Sales d
generally OF oI fnr at nigh price. Parcels suitable
msfe tn,od H states w,re brskly competed for About
Following are to.dlys offerings aud price. OBJ.
taned Newsouth walcs t,GC 1afs SSSgssS' dS
j. DO locks aud pIetcs 44ad olsen,lond ZOO
Is I'D: crazy 7adl0l2d do locks and piece. 6' a9d
Meib9urne and Victoria, $500 bale: .eogrei P,2Ss % q
Is I'D do locks and pieee' 50, alod Newzenand 200
cr,asv I'D iis ID South Australia, 500 bales secured
/, aGdis Sd greasy. 34aied do locks and pr as s,
Sck and gce sst GeGG q GSSd S incG Sps any aos
pieces sd; greasy, 42dals lSd do locks and pieeea
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Nrws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was a sudden development Of interest IN
~o,i,,I Transi, certificates at the stock Exchange
vestcrdoy sales were made Of 4I.O00 barrels 1t
-G1-od77 3.s cents AT the Consolidated Board me
transactions in options amornted T. 5000 barrels a.
m adyaucc Of cent to - IA cents. Another large
,urcna,c Of producing lands in the interest of te
standard oil Company reported, and TINS tend'd
f., encourage the feeling that crude was not dear ~
the ruling range Refined quotations wei" ''4o "h's
in barrels bulk 400 and 800 cents per s"''on ~ III
- rou,i,,n refined quotations were: Antwerp.
- Is francs Bremen, 90 MARKS, Lohoon 900
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
TRoY,mE CAUSED By THE ATCHIsON.

Chicago Feb. 6.-At no time since the presoehls
OF the Western railroads formulated their agreement
has there appeared 80 little prospect Of successful
uochng OF the Western Traffic Association as to-day
The strong point in the presidents agreement Is 'he
provision for a division Of competitive traffic. With
ont that i is conceded that would be Of no PRACTICAL
value 10 the railroads because 1t would be no better
than the agreement already In force. The scheme OF
dividing traffic has been tried by the southwestern
Missouri River lines The agreement TO ilat end which
tho, ertercd into last summer has proved failure.
The conduct OF AtcsOn III refusing 70 divert tralhc
and its complication with the Jacksonville southeastern
causes all the trouble
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
MEXICAN NATIONALS ANNUAL MEETING.

Andrew Anderson. jr.. secretary OF the Mexican Ma
,,ona Railroad Company has given notice that in ac-
eordapce with the voting trust agreement general
meeting of the first mortgage and second mortgage
4 and b. bondholders will be held at NO. T. WaiiS'''
on Monday March IS. for the purpose OF nomihauhs
eight directors to be elected at the annual meeting oi
te company. Books for the registration ana transfer
Of the bonds will close saturday, March - ana ic"'
closed until final adjournment of the meeting owners
~ Registered bonds by having the listed, not
later than fifteen days before the meeting. will be en-
titled TO vote either in person or by proxy secretary
anderson further announces that holders O1 tne
Taers; Loan and Trust Company's certificates, rep
rssening stock VIII meet March 25 for the pnFpTSSe tS
ANIMAL meeting The transfer books close March IA.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
NOT AN AFFAIR OF THE SENATE.
UNNECESSARY MEDDLING TO INTERFERE WITH
ABILL AFFECTING ONLY THE HOUSE

UNNECESSARY MEDDLING TO INTERFERE WITH
BILL AFFECTING ONLY THE HOUSE.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The ashing given by The Tribune TO the Unied
states senators who pose as Republicans yet vote win
the Democrats the most vital question OF the day
Is not whit too vigorous. These men were elected
as Republicans as representatives Of Republican ideas
and policy; and with not suspicion In the minds OF
their adherents and supporters that the repeatedly
affirmed declaration OF Republican conventions would
be set at naught or trampld upon. These senators
do not seem 10 understand that they merely the
agents of the party which elected hem that they are
trustees chosen to execute certain trusts and not at
al to do they please in matters of public concern.
They know full well that not Of them to-day could
be again elected by Republican votes to the places
they hold. They are simply traitors to their party
and this fraud upon them will stick.
But it is also peculiarly ungracous In the Senate 70
defeat mea yre demanded by the lower house. which
concerns that body exclusively and the Senate not In
tbc least degree The Interest which senator mas IN
the method by which Representatives are to be CHOSEN
is an interest which lie shares with every other member
of thc BODY polite He is individual OF the l3,-
GOO COO concerned. But il Is not with members
Of the lower branch Of the National legislature They
demand and have the right to demand that the men
presenting certificates OF election shall nj least nave
Dma facic cases. shall not be manfestly tainted Win
stcepcd in fraud. In small matters, IN matters whlch
concern each House respectively, the Will OF each Is
with regard the Election bill It affects no I1eht
nor interest Of the upper chamber. Let 1t then submit
| 10 the will Of the House. J' L. hNoA'
Washington, Feb. 3, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 PATIENT FOR SOME HOSPITAL.


70 +bc Fditor OF The Tribune.
Sir | have sister seventeen years oid WHO mas
be,n doctor!ng three years FOR nervous proS'ra.o anu
, ,aar, She is now without money and unable
:, oor, hcr living / there any place IN New
,,, Citv whore she could be examined ana tre"'eu
free of charge She would not object to entering a
h,i,,l If there was a chance Of recovery WI, VII
ri,' Tribune tell her where and now 10 90 v'''
anXiOu-N, - ,-o,
%rw ork. Jan. "a. 1891.
tWLcn there are vacancies. such cases are re-
ceivcd at Trinity Hospital. St Lnkes Hospital
VT Sinai HOSPITAL. St. viucrnts Hospital ana the
Uohnoman Hospital. Possibly many other hos
,i,oI doors would be opened TO the girl if all the
circumstance, were known If She will apply 70
flo Charity Organization Society. No. @l I'M
vcrsi,y Place. she will find friends who VIII III
tcrccGc for hcr.-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
10 DISCUSS DIX. WtLYNN'S CASE.
A FABLE ABOUT THE MAN WHO WENT TO GER.
TAIN MEETI NGS.

TAIN MEEu NGS.
Numcrlu, friends Of Or. Nc''lynn well a various
priests # this city anI Brooklyn, much Interested
u conference II tl,r clergy. t. be- held in II. Pat
rok~ cathedral on February H. Archbishop CORR
gan lu calling the conference. sent list Of questions
T. ilc priests # the diocese which 10 lc discussed
AZ TIE conference. The questions. which ar' IN Lain,
are involved in q so.calird case IN moral theology.
The TRANSLATION read- follow
Au.1'I. "a man imbued With the principles u the mod
cra, Socialist believes hat D." has light 20 attnd tho-'
m'-fl-- 100 which the property oi individuals Ih 'a"d Is
a''1 .G H. advised br friend. an excellent Catho.
d.. u..t he iu -,ou, danger. He answer, that he Is
Gou- Dol, iulr h1u-c the natter is ot Iot al nature
and b. h.,oud tir province ~ ,cc.'i-t'aI authority
However. 20 d. a~- Dos flrnd. hc ro'~ a. con.
f..-or-. TIr Ai.t one % whom hc GOES ut
t.r, ,oad-au, hm. both bacau,. OF the doetrine
,.1 a uantn-. aui also hecau-e u On" reserved cuI'
va4 - iuc' ir.G Dos those who attend ue meetings men
tom above H. is rocciycd more mildly hy the second
,f o- TIE latter tries persuade Alb"rtus that he
oai no, make himself cor-pcuous In thc defence Of the
cotr. which CERTAIN pope cttc-". because they do not
understand ~ ana also that d. should avoid tho-" me- tnR'
,, TIA, h - not me- r,At attend them. but for The
sake of peace au4 avoid lNlns spiritual offence to weaker
iI.ias,n.
Sow u. question is. rir,t What opinion must We ho.d
,or-f, tl .,.trDt of th,.'u- and the r'-ou' s'l'h
~ hm. ..''l .'l. r''. '..-.
>tn.rr-. OF t.. puetor believe that the Archbishop
las boon induced g., tti tAc conference In D.G'T To
u .,,,.r ti. .,,.t position # the c;rrcy with refer
,..o T., the Anti I', .rf, ETY.. They say that he
is avar. nf tlc large Catholic membership oi u'
e..i.iy. and That mIuy priest, are 100 sympathy WIN
i,. ans Ti. -,ri, given &, tlr que ton, at the
conference tlcy -ly. VIII how Tie position OF Tie
Dr. McGl,nn v.I discuss the subject tomorrow
evening IN A l,.;ur, entitled " The Couf uf~-ionl aud
the Aut tID,ertt ~''i.t..
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
HUGH VI. HAYS.

Ncwburg Feb 6 DSpcial).Iiugh NJ HAYS eN-assis,ah'
engineer Of the Newbu:s Fire Department, died thIs
morning at the age Of fyioar years His VIE anu sA
children survive him. lie served as member ot tie
Columbian Hose No for thirty.iiye years. He was
member OF Fullerton Post. O.. ~ r., and was Us secoha
commander lie the time Of his death an aide'u
camp on Department Commander Clarksons stan ho
served I'm the signal corps OF the armies of the Cunoerana
and NIssssnni from MAY o. 1861, September q, looo
He was the signal sergeant VINO sent the message Oh "hlc
the Moody aud Sankey hymn III id the Forf Is oa'eo'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
MIR. pUBo1ss SEAT MAY nE CONTESTED.

Portland, Ore, Feb. Ga dispatch from Boise CITY
Ida SAYS: "The Democratic members o. the Legs
lature held caucus last night and II is generally be-
Ueved that they agreed 10 take hand In the proposed
effort to elect senator, TO contest the seat OF Hca
tcr-ecct Dubois II is said that a resolution VIII be
introduced in the Senate. declaring that the election m
a Senator for a full term Of six ycarS from March 4
next has been Illegal. and favoring the election OF
successor To Mcconnell. Inc supporters ul '"otu
Ciacgctt claim 10 have enough votes 10 carry tho
measure through both houses and give him majority
nn iCdnt ballot
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
Mrs. ]. II. INGEAHAN.

Sea Isle CITY, y. j.. Feb G-EAele Eass ol SouOh Se'
vile has ust received cable dispatch from Tong Chau
China which announced the dca'h In that ci'y VI MS
Oldest daughter Mrs. Inelaham, VINO lett America
about three years engage In the ChiheSe soaly
,yor I'm cou,tany with hcr husband, DR. j. H. lngraha
- -o.,dant ~ Vtnelard y. j. Ms. Ineraham was
highly educa young lady, and had acquired 'uch an eN
,n,,v Knowledge the Chinese language that she was
oh 10 instruct without difficulty her native pupils IN ue'
own tOngue.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
PLEASED WITH TIE LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH.

TO tho Editor OF The Tribune
STA reader Of The Tribune for over thirty years
hath i tb, south and at the North, permit me To
tr,,,, Won flr IN, timely letters from tie south pup
l.nod in Yesterdays and today'S Tribune from Mary
land y Republicans We need the facts. Many
year, aeo The honoYod founder Of The Tribune pno.
usod an ollto.ll In The Tribune. under the head ot
Citv by the sea-" wisely, MANY OF rs thei 'ouEmI,
,t,,, ,r',t ffurp prosperity for the seaport town
If Uri,,-t lrl on the Ceorga coast. poubte,>, WIN
many readers of The Tribune. Nc were lcd 10 tfh roo
n,''., fl,.rn Others who were veteran soldiers
iI''. = y Goodvear Il am todd, went from the Nofh
an1 settled there Sow cau1 You ley your Stai COR
,,.,t ,ivn vour readers facts lbout l|rllns-
,,c and Gr,,..i. Of which Horace Grecley Wroe SO
WIN 'n,,ir "',I in f7.,uer wear, j. b. +. GRADY.
,roulc Valley, y. j.. Jan. 26, 1oSl
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
FREEMAN II. MORSE.
FKEEMNN IT. MUKSE
London Feb. 6.-Frecman II. Morse died at Surbiton,
Surrey, to-day.

Mr.. Morse born at Bath Me-. on February is,
1907. and received public school education He was
a member Of the Maine House Of Representatives from
ls4O to 1344 and from 1853 to 1856 lie was also at
one time Mayor Of Bath. lie was elected to the
XXvIIIth Congress Whig, serving from 1si3 TO
ls45. lie was also elected 70 the XXXVth and
XXXvIth Congresses as Republican. serving from
l-51 10 1861 lie member Of the Peace Con-
gress in 1861 and from that year until 1870 he served
aS COnsuGenefal at LOndOn. Mr.. Morse made ms
home in England after his retirement from the public
service,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
u,,J AM THE PACIFIC SHORE LINE.

Sioux CITY, Iowa. Feb Ga deal was maze 10 HeW'
YORK last week whereby J. J. Hi. OF inc 'r'''
appars a. the hacker Of Pacific Short Line The OBJ
iectye nont Of this line IS Ogden Utah y qu"fe' oe'
tween the Sioux City and Ncwfork stocKhoder9 caused
the road to be put hands of receiver IN Deoe'
ber Last week the Sioux City party "hch mas FioVo
g., w. "a 1octnd contract 10 buy the interest Of the
New.York partcs The Hin interest viii then put w
TIE money 10 complete the line Immediately
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THIRTY DAYS, NOTICE TO BE ENACTED.

IHIKI1 DA1 -NOIIOT8 IV III '1@'1'0'
Kansas CITY. Feb. 6.-Relatve To the report tha'
some Of the lines in the Western Passenger Assoca
ton would insist the trans Missouri IOacs giving
thirty DAYS notice before they take the passenger
business west of the Mississippi River out Of the
Western Passenger Association, Chairman James
Smith Of the Trans Missouri Association this morn
ing said II is the rule of the Western Passenger AS
ISOLATION that thirty days notice shall be gwen and
II Is probably better that II should"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Hugh Jailant. senior class. $50, for dissertation
The Antiquity OF the Art OF Writing among tho
Creeks Augustus Watson Folsom OF the Lawrence
Scientific School, Adaptations to Surroundings
Displayed Seeds and Fruits The BOwdoin prizes,
ID number arc offered from the funds ci James
BOwdOin, In four classes Of which is open 70
members OF the Graduate school and senior Class.
three to students Of more tla1 years standing IN
any department OF the university who have never re
ceived an academic degree.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
A DEMOCRATIC TRICK IN OHIO.

Columbus Ohio. Feb. G.-Ihe resolution offered IN
the House OF Representatives some days ago. instruct
ing Senator Sherman to use his influence {" prevent
the admission Of Calvin ;. Brcc to the intcd states
Senate until the question Of lis residence has been set
tied was called up this morning when not more than a
dozen members present and hurrcdy referred 10
committee Of one, Democrat. who. il is stated wlil
hold the resolution. This practically dispo-cs oi the
pacC
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
WESLEY NORRIS.

Princeton n. j.. Feb. G-wesiey Morris. for haf a
century one Of the bcstknown business men In this state
did to-day at home here Of chronic bronchial troubles
IIe was orn in Trenton sevcnty.seven years ago. He
,y one NJ the first importers OF French Canadisn horses
To NewJersev one son and two daughters survive him.
His wife died about eight years ago
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
yILCANI2ED SLANG

70 tbc Editor Of T he Tri bunc
Sir: Ilcl-e give derivation and meaning OF ausse
epic"-Vulcan'o answer as used IN MI bto"'o, >
iinit,Ic poem al the Yale alumni dinner ana greatly
XII, many convul,cd readers, including yours very
truly. w w w.
rrhis Anelo-German ejaculation may be IN
,or,ro,c1 into 4 choice idiom of the vernacuar as
. PLAYED ont Ed
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 CHANCE FOR RUSSIA To REToEr N hlND'

ACUANCE FOR RUSSIA To REToI'T N hlND'
To .bc Editor Of The Tribune
sir. some weeks ago monster petition WIS ur1""
nm sl.ncd by many prominent people IN Ne"-roF"
ard SEM 10 the car Of Russia, pieadlnS' III Inc Hdo
Of a common Humanity, jor justice V'"'Po'o' VIZ,
pcrcv on the part OF the Russian Government 'o"a'u
rs polticol prisoners and offenders. have Searcheu
thc ,cv,p,prr columns in vain since then for telo
.r,u, Announcing meeting IN st. petersburg VI 'n'
romneu and influential citizens OF that great CITY 10
ror.ilcr and draw up petition To the 'Ht1u '''' >
,.oycrn,uout suggesting the proprety Of the "r'a'
Republic, taking the beam out OF It's own eye 'lG'O
i, ,,tcupt, to pull the mole ont Of the eye Oh rs
T,"'',n brothcr why do NOT The same phniaan
bri.,lly DISPOSED citiHeI- Of New YORK eau alole
mcriins and with voice make an appen 20 vGt 3th
,r.-. that IL shall admiit Just g. ,cpccn w.
,orr,- tn our Indian tribes l. IL loS'Uts ei>'
ur Christian citizens feel more interest IN ouherCt,;;
'hetler iu.tlv or unlu,tly treated hy thelr Slettu
-yrrnfocuf several thousand miles away thah i'll me
ORIGINAL natives Of our own "iree' ,ruhty Ia,
livi,uai effort, here and there are Wen eh0ueh ut'
n -" whole pcopr OF these United states shouid nc
i,r. fr inst'cc aud humanity on the part OF us rep
rc,cnt:tivc,. what would be the result lN11'y io'
the rlcht! 900, % A' "
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
SUITS THREATENED OVER DISCRIMINATION.

Chicago Feb. 6 (specal.-ChicagO eastbound lines
ARE threatened with multiplicity Of suits charging
them with discrimination II has been the custom 10
make no switching charges to regular elevators out
10 charge from Sc cents to SO a car to irregular
elevators This is a severe tax on the latter ana
they propose TO be on an even footing with the
regular elevators. EaStbOund lines considered the
subject today and decided they were guilty OF DIS
,,iro,ior switching charges are q valuable
of revenue however. and an attempt VIII DC msde 10
apply them grain from REGULAR elevators anu "uS
etcape the penalty for discrimination
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Amercanism; and then quotes DR.. William Carr
born 1857 and later Lord Chancellor Eldon users
OF the phrase. greater than either and born
earlier 1854. even Shakespeare. makes the Bishop
or winchester say: But know, I come not TO hear
such batteries now, and in my presence they are too
thin and base to hide offences" king Henry VIII
Act " scene p FRAS p. DRlNKER.
bloomsbury, Penn, Jan. 10, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES TO PROTEST.

Kansas CITY Feb 6.Reprcs sH.tat!ves Of al the missouri
railway cunoycs' ORGANIZATIONS will meet here tomorrow 70
appoint Joint committee TO proceed to Topeka kan' anu
protest against the passage by tic Legislature OF the o
reducing passenger to Two cents Per mile anu es"
rates TO a figure a thiId below the present rate
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
JAMES c. CLEMENT.

Chicago. Feb. 8 (SpciaD.-James c. Clement. one OF
the veathlest and mos, enteprsng citizens Of Chicago
died to-day at Of seventynine He was for
wears head Of the firm Of Clement Eane Co. but OF lsie
he had devoted himself his real estate interests H1
was A native OF Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE PROSPECTIVE GRAIN TRAFFIC.

Chicago, Feb. (SpeciaD. D.-Railroads in the NORTH
west are much encouraged over recent figures gathered
by them in regard to prospective grain traffic They
now estimate that il will be within 10 per cent OF last
wears tonnage The estimate for lines directly west
is about fhe same hitherto, the figures running from
25 to 80 per cent decrease.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Lincoln Neb. Feb Ex-Governor Boyd delivered his
message before the joint session OF the senate ana
House this morning. resolution was passed by tile
Senate that it would be unwse to change the rate o
interest and that il inexpedient to extend the
time OF STAY in executions. The judiciary Committee
Of the House recommended the passing OF u>ufy
bill forfciting five times the interest to the borrower
and making loan brokers liable to me ol from SIoo
TO LOCO.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

without foundation. The pastor OF the tapii'"l ,1
Church the Rev Dr. wnlau westerAeld has rcss"eu'
and the church. which at One-hunaf'u''
tfth.st and Convcnavc Is looking oT anoth'r ~ avon
The COLLEGIATE Church oIgonizaton has po"s'' - =,
lots on Seventy.scvcnth.st and West Endave' Nnr -
VIII build a church chapel and school. Plans VII, ~
submitted in competition by several architects iO'