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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
EElNDEEE FnR ALAskA.

Washington Jan. 1-The House Committee on Edn-
,A'on devoted session to-day 10 the consideration Of
me condition ~ the Inhabitants Of Alaska which has
been brought !Orcbly 10 the public attention OF lsto
~ the statements in the report o.; sheldon jackson,
United states general agent NJ education in Ala,ta.
Mr. Jackson in his report referred 10 the gradual
elimination OF the % subsistence which tie native,
81 Alaska had suffered. both and land ana said
the support Of the people largely gone and the
process OF slow starvation and determination had be
Gun along The whole arctic Cost lie -hpw.d that IN
Nh crisis II important that step, should De taken
Of afford relief lie thought better. cheaper
moro practical and humane way Of feeding these pee.
plo than for Congress % vote an Appropriation for that
purpose "a Introduce into NOrthcT, ALASKA the
do1csticatcd reindeer Of Siberia and train the F.
quimnu vnung mon In their management. care and
preparation. Thi- would in few year, create =
permanent food supply fIr the E'qumhuX.
After hearing The statement from Nr .nc,on. and
also one from Commits soncr Harris The committee do
ciod 70 report 70 the House resolution 70 extend b.
Alaska the benefits 81 the act ~ 1897 - establish
agricultural experimental station, In connection with
the colleges in The several St1t"s and the act sup
Elementary thereto passed last year. 10 apply a
portion Of t proceeds OF the public lands 30 IA"
complete endowment and support Of IN" agricultural
and mechanic.u colleges. The effect Of This action
would De 10 place at the disposal ~ the Interior De
partncut money 10 purchase IN" reindeer with which
IT IS proposed to stock the land
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EXAMINATION OF INCOMING PASSENGERS.

Washington, Jan. 0.-1hc Secretary Of TIE Treasury
recently requested the opinion Of the Attorney General
as 70 the power 81 the officers Of the custom, 10 require
the master Of ship arriving at the port Of New ork
from foreign country to deiaIn all passenger, upon
-uch ship until they shall have been examined by the
customs Offices, for the purpose Of determining what
amount Of head money under Tie Immigration act Il
I--2 should be collected from the master. In his
reply Attorney General Miller say,
/ am Of the opinion that section (of the Passenger
actJ express requirement that the mastc Of any
Vc~." therein referred 10 slsll dcain on board every
passenger until permission is given 20 the master by
The customs Office 70 allow linn 10 land. The duty
imposed by the Immigration act on the Collrr Tor 81
Customs 70 collec. the tax upon I'll citizens OF foreign
Countries landing at port In This country, from the
master Of IN" ship the shipowue' mplic, the power
n such collector 20 alc The necessary 10 deter
mine what person, board in coming vc-..l are
subject & the tax. The immigration act makes no
distinction between cabin and Other than cabin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Of ownership the active Management in the United
States must be devolvcd on a home owner.
senator FRYE introduced another bill 10 amend ue
bill relating 70 bonds for marine documents 80 as 10
provide that bond will be required a. oasi' Ior
the issue Of such documents TO any vessel OF 'he
United states; but the conditions which the bohcs
were intended TO secure are 10 continue he observed
Is heretofore under penalty of $500 in each case
Another bill introduced By Mr.. Frye 10 regulate the
rights and privileges Of pleasure vessels ana yachts
of foreign bud and ownership. provides that such
vessels remaining in this country longer uiaI sIA
months shall become subject to duties at the rate 81
500 a gross ton and If navigatcd here to TONNAGE
tax Of 81 a ton at every port at when tey Nay ar
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MONEY FOR CARRYING on TIE GOVERNMENT.


Washington, Jan. 9.-Thc House Committee on
Appropriations today completed consideration Of the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill
for the next fiscal wear, and il Will be reported to the
House by Mr.. ButterwOrth, chairman Of the sub-cOm-
nlttee Tie bill carries with il a total appropriate
of So, 55914G, being II 13GI3j less than tie cst
mates and All less than the appropriation for
the current wear. The whole number Of salaries
specifically provided for in the bi1 IS 1O507. being
osl less than the number estimated for and 20 less
than Is provided for i'm the ct 70. the current
Ten clerks TO the Civn service Commission, with
salaries aggregat.ng $15sO0, provided for. this
force TO take the place Of ten CLERKS. with salaries
agglegatng $4,000. detailed 10 tie Commission from
several executive departments. This change was
strongly recommended ly the Civil Service Commits
sion. In the sub Tra,uries an additional clerk at
81 900 is provided al Cincinnati eight clerks and two
messengers, with aRer, yae salaries Of $1,000. at
New York. and three Gle Ks at ~ 200 in Philadelphia.
A special clause IN in ,ertcd in the provision making
appropriations for horse, and mail wagons for the
Senate and House OF Representatives, requiring The
money to be expended by the sergeant at Of the
Senate and postmaster Of the House, "under con
tracts 10 be let annually u the lowest responsible
bidder therefor. after due advertisement" The object
Of this is 10 prevent such scandals exposed
In the Wheat p0stmasterShp invest cation. An ap
preparation OF 900 is made for rent for the branch
photographic Office at New-lOrk
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DISCIPLINE IN THE CUSTOMS SERVICE.

WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-Pursuant TO an act Oh oo'I
eress approved December Is, 1890, enttled an
act providing for the maintenance Of discipline ao"s
customs officers the Secretary OF the treasury has
amended Article ,371 of the General customs rcsu
lations Of 1884, so that 1t Will read:
In cases NJ urgency the principal officer OF customs
may as punishment for any neglect or MINOR
uQuency-the punishment WHEREOF Is ho' paod NOT
Nv aW-,u.ppnd from duty and pay for peIlou IIos
~ nTceed thirty days for any one cause any customs
officer or empOye nominated or apP9b n Secetary Of
the Treasury. . ,.
Collectors have been informed that all suspensions
sbould he Immediately reported to the Secretary, WIN
a full statement of the facts in each case
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HE FLRNr EASr oRANGE ASSEMBLY,.

Tho ny,t Of the Of Eat Orange, y L ASSEMBLE
gNrn lat evening Ia that place. 10 was brilliant
md fashionable affair About 100 guest, lrtront
They Wer' received by Mr.. \. -. Dldworth. MR., NJ A.
Daley and Mrs Fletcher Place. Among those prcsen;
were Mr. and Mr.. William Nanoidcn, Mr. and Mr..
George Il. smith, Mr.. aud Mr.. Frank C. Tower Mr. and
Mrs Charles l.. Mclstct. Mi aud Ms. George W Tower
Mr.. II. ). Parker. Miss Lizzie Briggs Mis-, Emma
Close Miss Lille Davis, Miss Frono Miller Alice
eAdwuS. Miss Alice Lahlor. Miss jennie Walsh. Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
ppocFEDINGs IN THE SENATE.

Washington Jan. 9.--In the Senate To-Day UT.
CuIlom presented las did many other senator's se'e,
pctition for and against the Conger Lard Oi' al9o
resolutions of the Chicago Chamber OF Commerce. uop
recatng any further legislation in regard W S''0
The Sepate bill to incorporate the Nas"'"sVon @'D
Arlington Railroad Company oil tne D'su'e " sn' ,hs
o''' ,n oonsidoratton The amendment to IL
heretofore offered by Mr.. German Callowlhg t'e uso
% the bridge for railroads.. was wlthdra"h ~
Mr. German. with the statement that there was SOM
objection TO authorizing the use OF the Oruse io '
hing but street railway cars -, .ho Dietrict
Variou, amendments recommended Dy inc NJ p'S' I'd
Committee including some SUGGESTED M "a 20 lev
ND ,rore offered hv Mr. Daniel. and agreed W ~
cent as 70 one Of the latter which proposed 10
tbe use Of cable power. The bill was tleh pt''cu'
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THE NETWORK AND BROOKLYN CENSUS.

Washington Jan. o.-Beforc passing upon 'Ic ~ uo
maud Of New York City officials that recount u "a'
city's population be made By the census bu'oau' I.
,ieo cdn.ns committee has been waiting to receive
co,ro nrntcd statements which the representatives
~ New York desired to have made part Of tncir case.
This matter has now arrived, and the committee VIII
meet at an early day and come to de'lSlon' III
view Of the action Of the House, when the quesuoly
a recount Of New-York City came up in the FORM vi
an amendment to the Apportlonment Dill, tere Is no'
much doubt that the committee report VIII W "iA
adverse . A..
RrookIyn declared an intention to appeal 10 the
committee for n recount but IL is the general I'M
n."ion now that the claim will be allowed to lap'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
GERMANY AND AMERICAN PORK.

Washington, Jan 9.-Thc United states Consul Gen.
era AT Berlin has Informed the Department of Stato
that the Federal Council of the German Empire has
decided 10 allow the Governments OF the different states
Of Germany to permit the importation Of live cattle
from Austria Hungary into the Larger cities which have
public slaughcr-hCuses certain conditions. lie
has also informed the Department that the Emperor
Of Germany has issued proclamation raising the pro
hibiton Of the importation Of swine. swine flesh ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
NOMINATIONS BY TIE pRFsIpENr.

Washington, Jan. 9.--Thc President to-day sent -
the senate the following nominations Jacob W Palmer
Collector Of Customs at Bangor, Ne, William A. Rus
sell Of Massachusetts, Lambert Tree, Of Illinois and
Nathaniel p. l of Colorado, 70 he cOmmls .iOncg. TO
consider the establishment Of international coin, or
coins As recommended by the International American
Conference etc. a. provided for IN tho act mailing alp
prOpfatOns for the diplomatic aHd consular service for
he lscal year enGlnk June 30 leOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
Az INCREASING Treasury SURPLUS.

Washington. Jan 9.-Thc available cash ,urplus Of
the Treasury. which was reduced e. about $j0O0oOO
during the recent financial furry ly the heavy pnr-
chase Of per cent bonds has been steadily increasing
since January l. by Of large excess OF receipts
over expenditures, until It has reached nearly
~ : 100000 IN speaking Of this Increase prom
inent Treasury Official said TO-DAY that the Department
wa, once more in a position where il could again 20
into the ma et and buy per cent bonds, there was
any urgent necessity for 20 doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
CHANGES N cAyADIAN CARRYING SYSTEM

Washington, Jan. q.-The Joint examination recently
made by the state and Treasury Departments mo '"c
methods and accounts Of United states Consuia'eH ID
Canada in connection with the Canadian export ana
transit trade to this country has been cAt-hoci b'
the Treasury Department to the system Of introinc
I'M, ncrchandise from Canada into the United states
in sealed railroad cars without customs Inspection at
the frontier. In speaking Of tins matter today Sec
rcary Window said
Tho conclusion reached by me is that the ~ 7tcm
as now regulated and praCiscd, cannot le rcc"nticd
with the revenue Interests Ol the Government, ana tins
conclusion Is supported by facts collected by agents
OF the Department showing. I'm number OF slcchc
cases that the merchandise imported IN scaled cars
never reached it, destination. J am dissatisfied WIN
the existing condition Of this branch Of the business
of the Treasury Department and apprel"nslve int
the revenues have greatly sufeT" 1t i my purpose
speedily to Introduce radical changes ana improve
mcutS into it, admin. stQdtOn. but DO not care 70
state their precise nature at this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Topeka. Kan. Jan 0.-Adlutant General Roberts
started this morning for Garfield County TO prevent
trouble dispatch Nce.yed here announced thar
Rayenna and Emlncnce. rival towns. are both cam
In, the county seat and that an armed force mas
been Organized in Ravcuua 70 capture the county
records now at Eminence Two wears ago tcrr wa
fhr sam, matter. and several men were kIl'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
AMENDMENTS TO TIE SHIPPING LAW,

Washington, Jan. 0.-Senator Frye to-day intro
duced bill TO amend the Revised Statutes 50 that {!
may be lawful for all citizens Of the United states en-
gagged IN foreign trade, but living abroad, to own
vessels built in the United states and have them
registered as vessels OF the United States. II NAV
also be lawful for citizens Of foreign countries CON
neced In business with citizens Of this country own
Ing vessels In foreign trade, to IN each of such
vessels not exceeding one-quarter share but In aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
~ ,,trcrD BtyE.wRrcKER GETS BAIL

Philadelphia. Jan 0.-L"wls +. Ilcuer Formerly
,,,,iler, - The broken Bank Of America. and vice
rostcnt ~ the deiuuct American LIE Insurance Com
uouy who has been i'm prison tpr some weeks On NE
charge II conspiracy and Enforcement Of the nuns
- the two Institutions released today on ball IN
,b, sum of 81 800. WatSon +. Thatcher, wholesale
nt and hoe de Ter Of TN, city, became his bondsman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
raLrABLE STALLION STOLEN.

Nashville Tenn. Jan. "a Bowling Green ny"
dispatch says: a thief entered the stable Of the Hon
!. L. Nicou Of Wu,dburn. MAt night and stole the
noted stallion Dick Weekly. The animal was NAIued
L. lNlNI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
STOLE SOCIETY AND CHURCH FUNDS

Lockport. y Y. Jan. o (>pecian.-Nndrew Maitland.
treasurer Of the OF 81 George OF Tonawanda and
chor.stcg Of the Episcopal Cmrcl there. has fed
with the funds Of the order and also some church
money Maitland was foreman az The DAILY News"
office. lie j. thought tO be in Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

in the Indian Territory agregate 1o7 POI as i%apion
40 AZ; in ChOctaw Nation, 1891 In semihoie
Nation 90; In Creek Nation, 3,2oo . tn
This makes the total population Of the county Ill M
Gliding Alasa estimated at $1,000, almost o3oooo'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Exasperating.-Da sgctt-I should think you'd DO
ashamed 10 talk Ia a minister that way Don't You
respect his cloth
Wydc Pladd thc tallprl-Wcl I ought T.. IL coss
me go. and now he comes in Ia tell nae he amt likely
10 have a call before next winter American Grocer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
TO INconroRATE \ rAX.ANErlcAN coMrANy

II TNTVNTONNTE Y TNN-NNIIlTNN IOWTNNI.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Mr sweeney, 0f Iowa, was
authorized to-day by the House Committee Com
merce 10 report favOrahly lin b incorporate the
Pan American Transportation Company, which pro.
poses 10 engage In the transportation bsiucs, between
Galvc ton, Mobile and other Gulf ports and ports in
South and Central America. The capital stock 81
the company is fixed at $4,000 OOo with power By
two thirds vote Of stockholders t. increase II 10
SlOO,00O,OOO. The company is T. have authority to
own, lease and operate steamship lines, Wharvc, and
docks. The majority OF the Board of Director, must
Doe citizens % tn" nted Htptc-. fhr general "iiicr
Of the company shal bc at Galveston, and. until r>
prrssy ordered otherwise. vessels Of the company must
touch at Galveston and Mobile at least twice a month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
FouRrncLAss POSTMASTER, APPOINTED.

Washington. jan O.-FOurtnclass po5:masters were
to-day appointed follows:
J. l. McDopah. Fast Morva. Penn: Mrs. G. u.
HayIes, Eat sandy, Penn Mrs.. II. T. Rcif FlancOnd.
Penn; s. l. Munirk, summit Ill. Penn. !. l..
UiddlesOn Talcosc Penn: l.. VI IcDySradt. Anc!am
Lead n. y: F. ". Horton ArEwrlCht, =. Y: \. &.
buchanan Little Britain. y. y: y r. scott, scott
y. H.. Mrs. C. II. Elliott, Wa;c!v.li, y. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
SILVER PURCHASED AND noNps REDEEMED.

Washington, Jan. 0.-The amount OF silver purchased
tOday was $4,000 ounces. rs follows 10000 ounce,
at ~ Oj1 10000 at ~ % I-s $4,000 ounces
at ~ O515 600 at ~ OILS IjG 900 ounces M
9lo52 $1,000 ounces at $l.Oj@3 $1,000 ounces a.
3lO.-J. $4,000 ounce at sl.c597 - 900 ounce, AT
- O5J $4,000 ounces AT ~ .OJ3I.
The amount of > per cont bonds redeemed to-day
was s}l 100 making the total to date - IG- $50.
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Take Your Choice.

SWIFT's SPECIFIC =. :. :.
CONTAINS no MERCURY OR
POISON or ANY KIND.
1T Il PURELY VEGETABLE
AND PERFECTLY HARMLESS
YET 1T Ii THE ONLY PER-
M,NENT CURE FOR con-
TAGIOUs BLOOD POISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Sausagcs Of Danish, swedish Norwegian origin, ana
tho CON General says that he understands that me
only decree now in force is that which relates to tho
pork Of American origin
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REFINING oF IMroErED md CRUDE MErALs

Washington Jan. 9.-Thc secretary Of the Treasury
has issued scric Of regulation, 10 carry into eject
Section "A Of the TariT act. providing for the sme
ing and refining Of imported metal, in crude form in
bonded warehouses They provide generally that the
smelling and refining Of the metals. may be done in
separate establishments under ccitin restrictions.
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AND

THE RESULTS OF MERCURY
EVEN IN THE HANDS OF
SKILFUL PHYSICIAN.
ARE TO BE DREADED.
IN THE HANDS OF THE
POPULACE IT BECOMES
EXCEEDINGLY DANGEROUS:
AND WHEN COMPOUNDED
INTO NOSTRUMS BY IGNORANT
HANDS IT BECOMES FATAL
BOOK on BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FREE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
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PRAYING FOR TIE PASSAGE OF TIE MEASURE
Washington Jan. 0.-The Vice President today laid
before the senate resolutions Of the New York Chamber
Of Commerce in favor Of the shipping and Tonnage bill
In the House Mr.. Dinghy Of Maine. Presented Il
memorial Of the Bath Board Of Trade earnestly asking
for the passage of the shipping bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
n111 rn rNLARGE rnE wHlTE House

washington. Jan. 0.-Scnator stanford TO-DAY III
troduccd a bill providing for an extension oi INC
Executive Mansion accordance win the pans suS
r..~tcd by Mrs Harrison, at a cost not TO eAcoed
.f,rn
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327 Broadway, New.Yor&

Agnes Dodd Miss Jennie Daley, Bentley Hulen, DAVIS
Cakes J. ~ Rushley, Frank Van Auken and AMI Doda
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Syrup"

Martinsville, N j., Methodist Par
sonage. My acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschec's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when contracted Cold
which resulted III a Hoarscness and
a Cough which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for number of
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
Il saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle l
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since i'll our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been Our tavorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. | have never hesitated to
report my experience Of its Use to
others when | have found them
troubled in like manner. REV.
w. ii. HAGGARTY,
of the Newark, New A Safe
Jersey, NJ l. Confer
ence, April IS, 90. Remedy.
C. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury. NJ.
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POLICE RECORD.

Five forfeitures and two fines for
drunkenness were declared this
morning. A Chinaman was fined s2S
for assaulling fellow c1untryman.
A hackman was fined $40 for being
drunk on his carriage. The two
cases each Of libel against j. f.
Bush aud ID. l.. lluntsman were APP
pointed for hearing this afternoon.
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FLAT BASEBALL.


There was a good attendance,
worthy of a better attraction, at the
match between the Kamehameha and
Hawaii clubs, Saturday afternoon.
The game on this occasion was large
ly one of errors, poor judgment and
slow movement. 1t was redeemed
somewhat by alert and dexterous
work on both sides in the last half.
There is scarcely anything outside
of what the score tells worthy OF
occupying space in a record of the
game.
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Townsend
Am bk Annie johnson, Miller, from
Liverpool
Am By Geo Ii Douglas from F for Ka-
hului
Am blk Georgina, Stanley, from New
castle, N s w
Blk Isle of Erin from Sydney
Blk Jean Pierre from Sydney
Ger blk H Hackfeld from Liverpool
Ger blk G Glade from Liverpool
Ger bk Sabine from Berry
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

U S S Iroquois, Reed, from Samoa
Am ship Ivy, Lowell, from Newcastle,
NSW
Am ship Centennial Fl ON New York
Am bktne S G Wilder, Griffith, from
San Francisco
Am bk Alden Besse, Friis, from San
Francisco
Am 5-masted schr Louis, -, from
Newcastle, N S w
Haw blk Foohng, Bearse, from Boston
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A LARGE congregation was present
at the Central Union Church Sunday
morning to hear the Rev. T l.. Gulick,
of Makawao, preach. In the evening
the Rev. . p. Emerson delivered the
annual sermon on Foreign Missions
During the offertory Mr.. J. Ii. roler
rendered nice tenor solo. The Jap
anese pastor at Hilo read the Scrip
ture lesson.