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tance Of 100 niles The Delaware and Hudson thus
thveatens TO compete with the Central at Malone lor
the Montreal business. ard also throughout the Auo
dack wilderness for the patronage OF the AdronuaoA
travellers The Central Managers IL IS reported neo
in response 10 this threat have threatened 10 Duu
road to saratoga and thus compete with one Oh tne
Delaware and IiudsOn's most profitable lines fvs
dent Inman Of the Chateaugay Railway, which IS aleu
with the Delaware aid Huison, declares that the an
ayers OF the latter road In earnest In their sceno
10 build road from North Creek. in Warren county "
Malone in Franklin County. II this be the case l,o
residents of Malone will rejoice that they are sudaeh!
10 have so many railway facilities.
The managers OF the Delaware and HUDSON mere as
sert that the Herkimer and Malone Railway IS III I'll
tirely private enterprise Of DR.. Seward Webo. M
inception OF the project doubtless was due TO h Dus
certainly other members OF the Vanderbilt family anu
New York Central officials are giving The ad OF Ile
names to DR.. We6bs project, Thus the directors OF
the Mohawk Valley and Northern Railway SOmpnS
are w. s. Webb. Henry J.. sprague II; W. Weho' h
George Bird, Frank c. Smith. Thomas l.. James, JOhn
NJ Toucey, Frederick W Vanderbilt. Charles D. Flag
Cha1nccy NJ. Depew. Edward NJ. Burns. James W
Hustled and Arthur q. Seward. On the other hsnn S,
the directors of the Adirondack and ST. Lawrence Rail
way which from Malone northward TO the inter.
M. Depew, II. w. Webb Frederick W. Vanderbilt F. g..
smith. Henry L. Sprague. +. ]: Chamberlain ~ .
Parralee, c. w. Breed, F. d. Kilburn and NJ Il. NC
Clary The consolidated roads from Herkimer 70
Malone will be known hereafter as the Adirondack ana
St Lawrence Railway Company.
The passenger cars, Wagner drawing room cars anu
sleeping cars freight and locomotives OF the Aul-
rondack and st. Lawrence are already under consuc-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
JOHN BARRY TALKS ABOUT PARNELL.
HE SAYS THAT IRELAND, AS WELL AS OTHER
PLACES. Is DIsGUsTED.

PLACES, Is DIsGUsTED.
Jobn Rarrv. Member OF Parliament for South wex-
ford and one OF the ablest and most eloquent among
the Parnellite members OF the Irish Parliamentary
party. is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.. Barry VIII
remain in this country for few weeks He SAID 70
reuorter of The Tribune last evening that ne tnouem
that the many influential friends OF Home kuie Id
this country would be glad to know THAI Mr. Parneu
had really no following worth speaking OF IN Ireland
at present: "and as to the Irish In England H
added who in a great many close constituencies nod
the balance Of power between the two English parties
they are almost 10 a man against Mr.. ParneD In the
disastrous policy he is pursuing. 1t is think almost
certain that Parliament will be dissolved next spring
Salisbury would probably have gone TO the country
earlier hut for the crushing defeat Of the Tories In ts
recent by elections"
How many seats will Parnell retaini'
He will,n said Mr.. Barry with a sarcastic smlie'
The the triumphant leader Of five men, maybe six, IN
the next Parliament and then, perhaps, he VIII point
with derison 10 the rest Of Ireland, as the one I'M
vie,dna iuryman pointed to the other eleven
and denounced them for their stubborDness In nos
Joining him."
How is the tenants combination against rackrcn's
hOldingi"
"They are in a bad way said Mr.. Barry ana Mr
Parnell Is pursuing heartless course In refusing inc
uroposition of the Irish leader Justin Mccarthy 10 JON
In withdrawing the 100000 in bank In Paris for the
relief of the evicted tenants. We have started new
daily paper The National Press, when nae an Du'
ing newspaper the country until 1t sided Win Psrnsu
AGAINST IreIand.n
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SANTA FE ACCUSES THE ROCK IsLA

SANTA FE ACCUSES The hOCk lSLAND'
Chicago May 13.-The Atchison Topeka and santa
re road which recently charged by the Rock ISL
and with reducing passenger rates through the medium
OF ticket brokers from Chicago TO Denver has reaated
by filing complaint with Chairman Finley, OF uhe
Western Passenger Association accusing the ROCK Island
OF Systematically cutting the rate from Chicago TO
Denver by the manipulation OF through Tickets TO INC
Pacific Coast. 1t is claimed that an agent OF the
Atchson purchased ticket OF the Rock Island issue
from Chicago TO the Pacific Coast at gross rate OF
S4s with rebate check Denver scalper for S23'
thereby making the rate from Chicago TO Denver S2o
net as against the tariff rate of $50 60. The Atehson
people assert that this sort OF manipulation mas been
going on several months and that the Rock Island
agent arranged in the brokers' Offices for checking the
passengers baggage to Denver in violation Of the CON
dtons which require that all limited secondclass
tickets baggage shall be checked TO destination OF e
ticket only. Chairman Finley will fix an early date
for the hearing OF these cases.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Changing Defeat to Victory.

The genius Of Sheridan at Winchester changed defeat
to victory So when feeble adversases In the shape Of
inecent remedies fail TO stay the progress Of that OBJ
stinate and malignant foe malaria Hosseters Stomach
Bitters turns the tdedrives the enemy back. Nothing
in maoria medca or out Of IT, compares with this
opponent OF every naaria disease. Chills and
fever dumb ague bilious remittent and ague cake-it
matters not-one and all exTpated by the BItters
To Of the great prepsratye In advance Of
the msaa season. is to buckle on. Is 1t were an armor
proof which deHes attack So fortified 50 protected
you scsthless Remember. too that the Bitters
Is an eradicaor Of liver complaint constipation fheums
tism. kidney complaints and dyspepsia
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
is THE ITATA SUNK?
Continued from First Page.

called Congress party, or the rebels be VICTORIOUS
no claims could be made of course, against tne
United States for any movement oil theH o"h
transport. 49,, L., a.,
Chilian Government that there are nnmocr oI
agents of the insurgents in the United states, anu
the request is MADE that these agents ne appre-
hended Ii is caimcd that the Insurgents nave
sont REPRESENTATIVES to this country 10 gather ma
terial for the prosecution OF the rebellion ana 10
negotiate loans with which to carry on the WaI,
information Of these agents IL is difficult TO pro-
cure evidence which will justify the incarceration
of apv one whose actions may indicate MS agency
S,r tine Chilian insurgents. III is found that tney
are in the habit Of going 10 firms and purchasing
supplies munitions of war which are not saiaDle
within a neutral country TO insurgents ana con-
sioninc these purchases TO private citizens be-
tween whom and the Chilian rebels there is no ap-
narent relations The State Department, in Co
operation with the Treasury Department, Will
endeayor to prevent further traffic OF this charac
Tor The Chian Government also has its rep
csentatyes in the United States, in addition 10 the
Legation people, who have permanent residence
here An illustration OF how houses are divlded
against themselves in this rebellion is afforded by
the appearance in Washington this week OF two
cousins one the agent Of the rebels, the other the
agent of the Balmaceda Government When the
State Dpartrnent, where the Government repre-
tentative called yesterday, asked for definite IN
formation of the movements and identity OF thc
ogents of the rebels, the relationship OF Ihe
two hostile agents was MADE known. nv nv
rebels agent was known TO he in Washington Tor
several DAYS but his presence here was not de-
veOped to his cousin who is violent IN s
being taken by the United States Government.
The latter does not feel justified in seizing men,
who circumstantially arc agents OF the reoelhous
party Unless sufficient evidence waa forthcoming,
the act wonld render this country liable TO serious
damages. The presence Of these agents In this
country now that formal protest is made by Chlll,
will be closely observed, and material which wll
enable successful prosecution by the Government
will be secured If possible.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
ANOTHER PAPER FIFTY YEARS OLD.

Baltimore May 13-"The German Correspondent"
celebrated to-day its hfeth anniversary as well as
the seventeen anniversary Of the birthday OF the
founder editor and proprietor, Colonel Frederick Rane
special edition OF the paper is filed with articles
by prominent literary men. "The Correspondent" build
ing was decorated with flags and banners and this record
Of triumph: !: Our Day-Unser Tag-1s4i.1s91." Colo
mel Raine's Office was adorned with cut flowers and
rarest plants and there he dispensed an elegant
hospitality to all callers. Cardinal Gibbons Senator
C,orman. George W. Childs and NJ r. Muckle, Of The
philadelphia Ledger Louis schade, OF Washington,
The president and professors Of the Johns Hopkins
iiniversity German societies and the best business
man of baltimore sent letters Of congratulauon
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Election By ROYAL ARCH MAsoYs.

Trenton. N. j., May 13.-The Royal Arch Masons
met here to-day The following officers were elected
Grand high priest, Robert A simpson, Jersey Ow
dsnntv grand high priest, Edward Mills, Camden (;
grand high king, A. j. Bale, Baleville Sussex County
grand treasurer Frederick wese, Bordentown; grand
secretary, G. d. Edwards, Jersey CITY grand scribe,
A. F. Randolph, Bridgeton; grand captain Of hosts,
T. T. Ayres, orange; grand royal arch captain, F. NJ
TIernan. Newark: grand principal soiourner, j. Z.
Fulper Washington; trustees, G. b. Edwards, W. W.
Gordon Charles Beohtel grand chaplalns, Henry
Vciisla1e irylIieton: V. H. Bagley, Railway; grand
orranist j. X Seaey, Jersey City; grand tyler A. S.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
ARBITRATING THE CHILIAN DISPUTE.
ALLEGED INTENTION OF FRANCE, THE UNITED

ALLEGED INTENTION OF FRANCE, THE UNITED
STATES AND BRAZIL.
Paris May 13.-The "secle" to-day says that in
spite of the rupture OF negotiations between President
Bamaceda and the Congressional party of Chilli France
the United States and Brazil intend to fulfil the task
Of arbratng the matters In dispute between the two
contendng factions. The secle' adds that this task
will be undertaken with every prospect OF
Iquique, May 13, via Galveston.-The monitor
Huascar the gunboat Magallanes and the transports
Aconcagua. Cachapoal and Dlobio arrived to-day In
the bay from Caldera aud Antofagasta, with three
battaions OF troops under command OF Lopez, Frias
and vaIenzula Senator Manuel Jose Irarrazaval and
Deputies Ramon Barros Luco Lodislaw, Errszurz
Ventura Blaneo Wei, Cordello saav, DR.. Ariva and
the Minister OF War; Colonel Adolfo Hondley. were on
board The troops numbering about 800 after land
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
ALToN,s TICKETS SHUT OUT.

Chicago, May 13.-Positive denial Is made by the
officials of the Michigan Central road that they are
accepting Chicago and West Michigan tickets reading
over the Chicago and Alton. The Chicago and West
Michigan Is friendly TO the Alton and wouh not hesi-
tate honor the latters tickets 1t could get INTO
Chicago with them, but it can only send passengers
over the Alton by providing them with local ticket
over the Michigan Centrals part Of the llne The con-
ductors on the Michigan Central have positive In
structons to refuse all tickets reading over the Alton
and any conductor dlsremrding these orders is made
to pay fun rates for the coupon on every Alton ticket
accented.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
PROFITS OF CANADIAN PACIFIC LAST YEAR.

PKOFTTS CANAUIiIN I7fNII To 14zf'51 fI11hHN'
Montreal, May 13.-At the annual meeting OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company, held to-day, the
following showing was made: The net profits for last
wear were se 7O0 and the amount carried forward
this year is g. e56432. Two supplementary dividends
of 1 per cent were paid during the year The net
nro for the first four months this year are S55OOOO
more than for the period last The directors
recommend the continuance of the policy OF supple
mentng the per cent guaranteed dividend with per
cent from surplus earnings, making ger cent, ana
allowing the reserve TO accumulate
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. TBURsDA'

WASHINGTON May 13-For New-Engiand and Easeefu
NewYork generally fair stationary temperature exeeps
slightly warmer in Maine; variable winds.
For New,Jersey, Delaware Eastern PennsyNaais sne
Maryland showers no change In tempsfa'ure souhes~s
erly winds.
For Virginia, the Caronas and Georgia, rain COOL
For Florida fair, except light showers on Northsu
coast.
For Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Iesas ana ~
kansas fair; slightly warmer, except In Alabama
For Tennessee and Kentucky, fair
ror Westarn New. York. Western Pennsylvania, Wesa
Virginia and Ohio generally fair
tsor Indiana and Illinois. fair slightly warmer
For Lower Michigan, fair slgnnty e"ier' 49,.
warmer at night ,,. 49,. ,as...r. ~,,..,
For Minnesota the Dakotas' io"s' TeoSHs, sAi>sS2S
and Kansas, fair; warmer.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

ALUMNI OF The AMERICAN COLLEGE ~ ROME.
Baltimore, May 13.-The alumni Association Of the
American College in Rome began the annual meeting
here to-day. Cardinal Gibbons attended by invitation
and had most enthusiastic reception. Dispatches
OF devotion and cOngatulaton were exchanged be-
tween the association and the Vatican and alma mater.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
TAXES DUE BY THE PULLMAN COMPANY

Des Moines. Iowa, May 13.-Tbe decision OF the
United States Supreme Court holding that Pennsyl-
vsnia can tax the Pullman Car Company its mileage
in that state will result it is said in the collection OF
about s25 900 Of back taxes by the county teasurers
of Iowa. For four years the Executive Council has
been assessing PullmaS stock and each year the com
pany enjoined the cotry treasurers from collecting
Of the tax, but was dropped pending the hearing OF
the Pennsylvania case.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
A RECEIVER WANTED FOR AN ARKANSAS ROAD

Pine Bluff Ark, May 13 (speciaD-F. M. Gillette
Of New-York, and T. NJ Leslie, of Stuttgart ArK'' on
behalf of A. c. Barstow, Of Providence H. H. inc
largest bondholder have made application 10 tne
United states Court for the appointment OF receiver
for the Pine Bluff and Swan Lake Railroad The road
for several years past has been under the
of j. r. Campbell who, as the representative OF the
stockholders, refuses TO give possession Ihe argu-
ment will be heard at Little Rock next saturday.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
ONE OF cuIcAGo,s LITTLE @FAKEs.'

ONE OF cIIICAGo's LITTLE @FAKES'
Washington May 13.--A Chicago dispatch yesterday
said that an important cable dispatch had oeen re,
ceved by the Department OF state nom oonso'
Doughery at Callao Peru, stating that Chiian man
ofwar had been worsted by an nsufgent cruiser had
come to Callao for repairs and that the authorizes TO
fused TO allow her TO make the repairs and NJ ont
The Department has received such Information ion
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
CONFERENCE ON cHARIrIEs AND CORRECTION

Indianapolis May 13-The eighteenth annual con-
ference on Charities and Correction began here this
evening with more than 500 delegates present. 1t
was opened by Hugh Hanna, Chairman of the local
committee, and the delegates were welcomed to the
State and city by Governor ovey. Mayor Sullivan and
william Fishback. Responses were made by Miss
Clara Barton, of Washington F. s. Sanborl, of Boston
and Colonel John Glenn OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
NATIONALITY IN LADIES' HANDS.

A Frenchman. who seems TO have had unusual op-
portunties for studying the matter, says that lrsn
women have the prettiest hands bu, that those OF
Engllshwomen are too thick and feshy. American
ladies' hands long and thin; Germans have short
hands with long fingers The Polish ladies said TO
be the best after the Irish. Ladies' hands In Italy,
France and Spain are poor
English ladies, he does not class them with his own
countrywomen
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

ATTENDED THE FUNERAL, THEN DISAPPEARED
Cornelius Connolly, of Dalton, Mass, came TO this
city TO attend the funeral Of Timothy Connolly as
Houston and Washington sts. on April 27, and disap
peared after the funeral The police are looking for
him by the request Of his wife.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
MISLEADING HINTS TO TROUT FISHERMEN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The writer belongs to that numerous class Oh
workers in this city who can spend htte ''"o "'"
money on the annual vacation. He has also since
boyhood been proud to be called hsherihs'" n'o' "
two friends it has been his custom for several years 70
s,t tho tr streams OF Ulster and Sullivan Counties
in this State and although these excursions nave
seldom resulted in the capture OF many large tOu''
vet what with fair fishing, and, what was peoee''
glorious mountain scenery, the two weeks mas ai"aS
seemed cruelty short. Last season the CaianiSn
Pacific Railway published pamphiep aes'sna'ou
Hunting and. Fishing" This pamphieI was eA'o"
siyely advertised and widely distributed The names
of many streams and lakes, with the most cohVene'
wav Of reaching these fishing waters and the probable
result OF DAYS fishing in them, were carefully stated
Among the places mentioned was Blssetts Creek OF
the main line OF the railroad seventy miles peSoho ue
town of Pembroke Ontario. Or TINS creek tho f"'',
way guide said Bissett's Creek is one OF the best
streams in which an angler ever wet his line.
Although the trout do not run phenomena large 'e'
the average weight would be one pound.
The stream Is wadable all the way across. iheSe
and other statements were evidently intended to convey
the idea that really excellent fishing for large trout
could be had in this stream Upon questioning the
agent Of the company, e. V. Skinner. NO. 3oa BROAD
way 1t was learned that this Information eoua Ds
relied upon After eaey m % tn ihs creek and spend
couple of weeks in June on thai water. ~ was Was
long and somewhat expensive journey, ps uo nS ~ =
ments seemed great letter, however dddIes seq 10
welknown sportsman living at Pembroke teceived ms
courteous attention. although tne suosoircof was "
entire stranger. In IL he states: ,., ,uo,, ,o,
"Frst-Blssett Creek is small wooded brook from
twelve to twenty feet wide.
"Second-It is a logging stream,
"Thlrd-The fish run quite small. AL o.o, ,oar and
He has fshed the creek many times cach year anu
the hest sport he ever had in 1886, on July l,
he and three others e. caught ts in SIX SrSer Ge
quarter Of a ponnd He adds: 81 am bound to say
that this thought to be particularly " @ so0S Sstin an
into hole near the mouth OF spring creek froni
which we took large proportion Of the best
fish. The description OF your hsmng III
Sullivan and Ulster Counties Is very much what you
might look for In Bissett's Creek. -,
The writer understands that the Canadian Pacific
Railway Is about TO publish another edition Of their
Hunting and Fishing" aud he would warn all an ngers
not TO place confidence IN the stetements therein
made. GARDNER LADD fLuMLLf.
NewYork, May 8, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
NEW WAGNER CARS.

The new Wagner sleeping cars nov run ffom the
Grand Central station, In the very centre OF the city,
Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati indianapolis and s.
Louis, are the finest In service Fast tine Is regularly
made, and polite attendance s assurd from station
and train employees. 10 sure your ackets read By
the great four-traek New-Y0rk Central ="
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

enthusiasm. ........
senator Manuel Jose Irarrazaval has been appointed
Minister OF the Interior.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

While many complain Of dull trade, Geo. G. FLINT Co,
OF West 14th.s prices their styles of
rrniture give them plenty 10 do.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

| Facts Worth Kno wing.
Mems shoes Of every kind direct wesrers saving
] middle profits. Kennedy. IL Ccrtlandt-st
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Dining Cars 20 Washington.

Pullman Dining Cars from New.York Philadelphia,
baltimore and waAhlneton via Royal Blue Line trains
leaving New-York III 80 A. m anu % p M service
unequalled Station foot OF LibeTty-st
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

RETooK POSSESSION OF THEIR ROAD.
Brantford Ont May 13.-The directors OF the Brant-
ford Waterloo and Lake Erie Railway Setook pos
session of the road to-day, J. N. Young a. Co., Of
Chicago to whom they had sold it, having defaulted
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters Cooking Rangss First
tlese goods enly. HICHARDbON BORNIoN CO..
dI'Natef-st. H. Y. Esfsbllshed In 1887.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

the tempeFature notc1 ~ Ferrys Fhxncy sun buluhE
Tribune 0nce. May IA, q. n.-Fsir weather pre-
vailed yesterday. with little wind lnd little less than
the normal humidity The latter fa,tor midnight
81. The temperature ranged between 81 end 10 de-
grees average to9s) being y higher than on tho
corresponding day las: year, and lahsr than Tues
day.
generally fair weather with slight shermsi changes.