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full line OF new shades in embroidery ma.
'lals just received. Butcher d Bradley.
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Housekeepers should buy Donald Brad
ford's specially selected baking potatoes.
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To Tho Public.

Miners and wnadcbnppers, buy your sup
" of potatoes from Donald Bradford.
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Teachers zlz Employed
by THE
MONTANA
Business College.

The teachers now employed by
the Montana Business College for
the year 1891 and '92 are as fol.
lows: ~.
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sam'I X. Davis Special.

Blue points, Rockaways and little neck
CLAIMS ON half shell at Helena Cafe.
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PROF. S. A. D. HAHN,
Principal of Shorthand. fills work
in Photography and Penmanship
is too well known to need further
comment. 10y"
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To IFarmers.

The Weekly Independent, IL pages, te
Jan. 1, 1898, for ~.
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Dinner from s to 3 at Helena Cafe.
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THE Weekly INDEPENDENT, ~ pages, to
jan. 1, 1903, for ~.
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aThe Weekly Independent, IL pages, to
Jan. l. 1893, for &2. -
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Blocks, games and toy books, OF all kinds. at
The bee Hive.
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New Era Washing Machines,

that 1evolutionize the method Of washing
clothes. The apparatus weighs only eight
pounds. We invite country people as we'll
as city folks to call and see the machine.
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'ysters on the half shell at the Motor Office.
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Lunch from IL to 2 p. m. ut tho Helena
Cafe. &
Mineral baths at Mineral Springs Hotel
only rs cents. H. #'~&
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Large line of table linens just received at Tho
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Typewriting, room Is Bailey block.
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Nalsas. Maat. OFT. ~ 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
CANADA AND THE WORLDS FAIR.

Washington. Jan. 2l-Wth regard 90 tie alleged
i'll feeling at ottawa over Tie fact That the Dominion
Government has received no expression Of desire on
the part Of the United STATE, for participation 10y
Canada In the Worlds Fair At Chicago. IT {, said at
the state Department that TIL, Government has sent
invitations 10 every Nation.
IL is not the custom 81 the Government 10 recognize
Canada In any Official acjon that # takes, and all
communications intended for IL, officers sent T.
them through the Imperial Government Al London.
Til, probably account, for the fact that Canada has not
yet received her notice Of the holding Of the Fair. Il
would be proper, il vi, said, for England 10 send
letter to the Governor Of 81 the state, a, fIr
th, Government 10 communicate directly with Canada
any OF the other provinces.
The fact that there Ia, been delay i'm tl' sending
Of official new, 10 Canada j. not u Strange Onc ina-
much il usually take, long time 10 get matters
through the British Foreign Office. Instance OF th,
furnished In nlc fisheries CORE pJndrutr oi lest
There j, record OF reply sent u the Department
~ state In Response 10 letter written November II,
received the 18th of The following Jnly The shortest
time taken Tor the sending OF letter through the
British Foreign Office and the receipt Oi reply from
Canada by the same means Is four months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
ppocrrnrvGs IL THE HOUSE.

Washington, Jan. 2i.-Thc journal having bccn
read in its usual FORM Mr.. Brco knrdsc, II Arkansas
demanded reading I'm full. including the reference
Of bills resolution, and petitions, Tho reading "A'
completed at / O'Clock. Then Mr. breckenridge. 81
Arkansas Nir Mckinley having been recognized {"
call the previous question: desired to call attention 10
what he asserted were error, either In the Journal 81
in it, reading relative to certain petitions.
The speaker stated con authority Of the CcrhJ that
the journal had been properly read
Mr.. Mckinley said that IL was manifest That the
only purpose OF the Other side was one Of delay. 1t
had required contrary 10 the custom Of the last four
teen years that the record If reports and bill, and
petitions should b. read
Mr.. Brcckinndge-llow did the gentleman from Ohio
get the floor!
The Spcakcr-By the recognition If the Chair
Mr. Brcckinridgc- Chair +, very kind 10 the
gentleman from ohio.
The Spcalcr-Thc Chair hopes he is. The Chair
like, 10 be kind every member. when hc IS IN order
Mr.. Mckinley demanded the prcvIou, question on
the approval OF the journal
The previous question was ordered: lra'-li'
nay>-IOj. and the journal approved Yeas -lI-
nays-JG 800
The House then went into Committee 81 the Whole
tMr. Burrows, Of Michigan, In the chair. on TIE
Naval Appropriation bill.
Pending disposition % the BILL lie committee rose
and the II use adjourned.
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less than $40 900.
AN IMPORTANT PENSION DECISION.
CLAIMS WHICH CANNOT BIZ GRANTED UNDEr


THE ACT or LAST JUNE
washington, JAN 24.-In a recent communication to
hr' nNSey, the Assistant secretary Of the Interior
Representative oDonnc, Of Michigan. inco>es notices
VI Ihc REJECTION by the Pension Bureau Of two claims
ny WILLOWS Tor pension under the ac. Of June ~ Il.
Oh inc ground that the soldiers upon whose military
services ana death the claims were prcdicatcd were
not h0noiably discharged from the service, re
Puired by the act, but died services from
not uuc thereto, and requested the opinion OF the
department a to the sOundacss OF the above acton
In one OF the case, it Seems that the claimant Lr
TIC next morning found out,idc the guard house
DEAD ana IN the other case the claimant was found
dead on The railroad track the suppo-tOa being that
he was intoxicated and Wa, killed by the cars. They
were both rejected under the old law the ground
mat the soldiers were not in line Of duty when
Killed. section Of the act referred TO provides
that where the soldiers served ninety days in the
Army or Navy houorably discharged. and died
leaving widow, the widow shall upon due proof
of her husbands DEATH without proving hi, death to be
the result Of his Army services, be placed upon the
pension roll" etc
Mr. BuSscy says the question presented is simply
do the provisions Of the third section apply to the
claims Of widows whose husbands died while still IN
the United states service. under circumstances which
preclude the grant OF pension under the provision,
the General Pension law. After very careful con,d
Grafton Of the matter, he says. he has the
conclusion that they do not. and that the class Of
claimants referred 10 have not been provided for in the
act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
Trouble AT 4 CHICAGO BANQUET

Chicago Jan. 24.-The second annual banquet ofths
s0cety of the Sons of Pennsylvania was held at tie
Palmer House last night. The enjoyment OF the occs.
sion marred by a disagreement which arose be-
tween President ". Il. Cunningham and secretary
Frederick J. Patterson, chairman Of the committee on
ARRANGEMENTS who named J. &. Anderson 10 preside.
ignoring President Cunningham. The latter threatened
10 appear and insist his right TO preside but Thoughts
better Of it and absented himself from the banquet
did also Vice Presidents Franklin MacNeash. Dr. ewayns
Wickers ham, Judge ii. VI. shepard, }. j. BnnAernOn,
Committeeman J. c. Anderson, the selected president;
; E. Gross DR.. A. p Gilmore, Alice v Coae. Captain
I r. Glow Charles T. Yerkcs, General Joseph stockton
and Others. Judge Cunningham says the slight wac
mt upon him by Mr.. Patterson because Of personal
enmity Mr. Patterson says the substitution was maf6
10 permit Judge Cunningham to respond 10 the leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
BISHOP ESHER WAS LEGALLY DEPOSED.

Rock Island ILL.,. Jan. 2i.-Bishop Esher, OF the
corr,o, Evanrccnl Association Of America having
hccn deposcd applied for admission T. the Sheheiu-
ave Conference, held in Chicago last spring ana behe
refused admittance withdrew with his following ana
held another conference in the WsconsinSt Chutch'
Roth conference, made appointments ana III tile CASE
OF the Gcncseo Church. the Rev Mr. STENCIL inc o'o
appointed to that church by the hrSthneu
ac,,rod an Injunction restraining Bishop Eshcr's ap
nointcc the Rev Mr. Pope, from occupying the pulpit
~ the eneseo Church. Judge Glcpn decided IN la'or
of the plaintiff and the Pope faction then apphed 10
.Judrc Pleasant to dissolve the Injunction Juuso
Peasant has rendered his decision deciding that Lo
chcGciI ave Conference the legal one, a. Esher
had been legally deposed and his appointments "erc
therefore Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
NEEDY FARMERS OF NEBRASKA.

Chicago Jan. of.-Thlrty two counties in the west
orn mart of Nebraska are In distress. and Con
gressmenelect Bryan, W. 4. Mckeighap ana u NJ
Kerr OF the LIST, lid and lid Districts respectively
are at the Palmer House their way as reiei com
mittee to solicit aid from Congress From the etite
Treasury said Chairman Mckeighan the Farmers oi
these counties will receive soooooo ana we uesiio
1..ose % make an appropriaton Of 81 100000, TO
give them start In the spring. What Congress VIII
do In the matter is very unsafe thing TO say az
present The farmer were unable to rase enough r on
ihe,r farms last season for seed. To keep the VOL
non, The door they have practically consumed thslr
mnti,c surnlus means / think they are worthy
subject, for National assistance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
THE MARKET FOR PRINT CLOTHS.

Fall River, Mass, Jan. II (Spccial.-The prnt-coth
market for the week has been fairly active, and 3
pcrcepble reduction in the stock held here is notice
able. The demand has been a general one, covering
all kinds Of odd and wide goods and the prospects for
continuance Of their manufacture considered ex-
cellent Treasures are looking for radical change
in the outlook however until the present large stock
Of 64s is moved. Appended is the weekly statement;
Production 200 900 pieces deliveries, 239 600; stock.
10000: dOxj6s, 5000 64x64s, 457, 900; last weeks
stock, $4,000 Sales, 237 900 pieces; odds i23..
600; 6iX64s, 900 spots, 1900 pieces futures,
$4,000. sales for future delivery, January, $4,000
pieces February. $4,000: March, 1O1 900; Apr1,
- OCo; Nav 5000; June, 1000. Prices. cents for
64x64s; 0-l6 and . 5-5 cents for 60x56s Marke1
Steo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
nREvEro For GALLANTRY IL INDIAN WARS.

Washington. Jan. 3i.-Thc act Of Congress OF Feb
ruary -. 1880, authorizing the President to confer
brcvet rank officers 81 the United states Army for
gallant services in Indian campaigns contains pru
vision that -.ch brcvct commissions may i" Issued
under the shall bear date only from the passage ~
the act but that the date Of the particular heroic
act for q ch the occr /, promoted ball apcar IN The
commi,.o ion. General scLOfcid has represented TO Sec
rotary Proctor that I'm the attempt to execute t' law
thi, provision cause, much cWIar:a~,mcnt, OWING 10
the differences in rank which many Oihcrr~ hjW hpld
from that which they held at the time 81 the tdlhl
service, sought To be rewarded. lie IA thr'rl'ir
recommended that the law De- amended los pfp'lIlue
that such brcvct commissions may hc l~-icd ulh'i
the provisions Of the act shall bear dat" IL ~ inc par
tic1lar he act for which IN" oih'cr J. promoted
secretary Proctor today .cnt the House Il hcpic
,cntativcs A letter in lOlsln. the recommendations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
ARMY AND NAVY TNTELLTGENCE

Washington, Jan. 2i.-Lewis Merrill has been placed
the retired Ii, Of the Army in the grade Of Hen
tenant OF cavalry, IN accoraacc with the terms Of a
special act of Congress. First Lieutenant M!iafd +.
Waltz, 18th Infantry, has received months leave
Of absence Leave Of absence for Two months has
been granted second Lieutenant Robert l.. Eui!aid
10Th Infantry. The leave Of absence granted first
Lieutenant John Pope IT,. 1st Artillery has been eX
tended month. The leave Of ali ,cncc granted zap
tain william Conway, 22d Infantry. La, been extended
two month, on surgeons certificate OF disability Major
John r. McGinncss. Ordnance Department, has been
ordered 10 proceed from Fort Monroe Arsenal Va 10
Fort Lcnvcnworh. Kan. aud appear before the board
Of officers appointed July -. 1o-9. for the purpose OF
submitting hi, view, In relation 10 the knap-ich shelter
tent invcatcd by him. ~ direction Of the President
First Lieutenant John ;. larhc jr. 2st Infantry ma
been detailed professor Of military sccncc ana tac
Tics at the Virginia Military Institute Lexington Va
Major william III. Gardner surgeon hds ~ 1c nm , IT,
Icvcd from further duty in the field and VIII return
ia hi, proper station. Leave Of absence for zen dys
has been granted second Lieutenant ElmOrc T. Tag
CART 9th Infantry. The following named officers, nay
ing been found lnrapacilaicu Ior aclNe Sa,a ed ~
Army retiring boards. have been ordered to p"'p 10
their home, and report by letter to the dlualt'eh
eral Of the Army: Captain Robert Hanna 6th Cavalry
orders of December - relating to Captain jane VI
Bell 9Th Cavalry, have been revoked Lc,.c on
absence for wear on surgeons certificate oil d,,
ability. with permission to - beyond sea- ma o,c
granted Captain James NJ Bell an cavalry ime *
tension OF leave OF absence granted Major steNenS ~.
Cowy IA, Gei I'm fTher eNtended r%% f aSene
for three months. To take effect about February ~
1891 has been granted Captain George F. To"lc' loth
Infantry 4. date.
Professor H. X. Raw~On has been ordered To duty
at the Navy Department Assistant Engineer soon
Arnold TO duty at the Navy Yard. Mare Island Al.
sailmaker William Cuddy 10 hold himself IN rtaulnsS
for orders 10 the Lancaster Passed Ass'iiht m
gnccr Charles II. Rocker has been detached rom mo
Afbatro,s and ordered 10 examination FIR prghol'h'
then PLACED on waiting Orders Assistant his nc
Joseph Il. Wilmer. from the Navy NaId, Marc lsIahu'
Cal. ard ordered 10 the Albitro,,. .,.
f. Monroe. Va. Jan. 24.-Ihc Chicago, lorh. ,,
and Dolphin sailed for Kew West a. u 80 th' Li,'
noon The Atlanta remained AT Norfolk to coihPicoo
repairs
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Price of each 80 cents.
go and 81 West 23d-st.
THE SETTLE H4RBOR LINE CASES.

Seattle. Wash, Jan. 24.-The celebrated Seattle
harbor line eases involving over S3,O0oo00 worth Of
property decided in the superior Court hero
yesterday The State Constitution provides for a
IIarbor Line Commission to be appointed BY the Gov
ernor to locate and establish harbor lines in the city
navigable water. The lines located included
wharvcs, mills, factories, railways ami other
property along the shores Of Elliott Bay in the city
limits Of seattle. A number OF wrts Of prohb' ion
out TO prevent the commission from
establishing the harbOr line located. The Attorney.
General on behalf Of the state moved to Quash tho
writs Of prohibition in order enable the commission
to complete It's work The court denied the motion
10 qnash the wrts. The case now goes to the supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
DlRrcroRs or TRUST coMPlNr ACCUSED

ChIcaco Jan. IA hill Ia, been fled by James
T. smith and others. involving the Traders safe and
Tru,t Compauv. and allc-ing conspiracy among some
~ tbe director, against the Stockholders. The com
p,uy va, organized by Frederick Eamc'. J. Foster
Rhode. and T.. w. Shirk. for the purpose of leasing
propcrtt and buildus. y lease for nnet' nine years
va, obtained Of the property a Paclfcave. ana
t,rl,on 49, anon which the Traders Building is
Ior,tei and also the two Dt, back If it, and facing
CLARK 4 upon which was blit the Imperial l'uding
n f.. aid flat Eamc> Rhode, and >hirk fist leased
the mr. p,rtv then organized the company and to II
cxcrutrd lease for ninety n.nc years AT an annual
rental Of si3O0O which was the price for which the
tvo niece, Of property were leased. The three men
thcp .crirrd a large amount of stock in tile Traders,
,,r,u,uy and Tie charge il made that they con
tr,llcd the Board If Directors with the OBJECT ot
vr.,lkiuc the property They are accused Of work
ING thing, - "A, 10 get large salaries for themselves
for mammal services, and in this and other ways de
prc.o,e the value Of the stock TO buy It in at
a low nguc.
The capital stock Of the Traders safe and Trust
Cou,pany +, $1,000 900. and ii is said that tie only
showing the company can make Is the building. when
j.. worth sIjO.OOD. y charge IS made that *lCoOoo
realized from subs, quent sale Of bonds hae faded
fr,,u ,iew and that large Of muncy have been
fraudurntN appropriated. The court j, ashcu 10
compcl an accounting and To make fuH discovery
of tie transactions, and In the meantime 70 appoint
Mr. flames declares that there j. no truth IN the
allegation, in the bill. 50 far from large siiatlcs
Lcing paid the officers. lie declares that no Saart
at ali have been paid No dividends have been pad
tor thp last two because OF the supclhuly ol
Office room in the vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
srR1KING OIL IN NORTH ,ALABAM4.

Nashville. Tepn Jan pa dispatch from flor
once Ala, SAYS: The striking of twenty'hveoaffe
oil we'll saturday in Mountain Valley forty miles from
this city has renewed the interest there IN oorhs io
oil several companies secured ophoh, Oh 'aieo ~
=, ,d Ia, wear but have never developed them
o,e comnany has secured options on 5000 acres ana
= raising 10000 TO bore for oil few miles from tlns
city. Expert biologists have found every INDICATION
,or oil and gas In this and the adjoining county oi
,'olbert II IS in the same formation rs houi'o"
al.
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1891
0JI. 1871
THE PALATlAL
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL
NOW COMPLETE.


FIFTH.AVE, 49TH AND 10Th SITS, NEW.YORk.
Gable address. "Buckingham New-York"
FIREPROOF. This popuar house has been greatly
enlarged By the addition ION FifthayeD
Of an absolutely hreprOof bulldog q,
EXTENSIVE seven stories high. making the total
FRONTAGE frontage 32S feet. 1t is conspicu'
Gus for it, elegant and homeI!ke accom-
Lu + o modatlons and its attractive suites, each
AND HOME comprising drawng-room. large airy
LIKE ACCOM- double aad single bedrooms. with bath
NODATlONS. and dressng-IOOm attached.
PO BLIC ROOMS. The public roors are specially no'ed
for their elegance. comfort and convent.
DRAWING. enccs the ladies' drawingruOm beng
ROOM. IN the Louis seize STYLE the grand DIN
ing.room in tn Early English. The
READING. Qentlemen's reading and smoking rooms
ROOM. are supplied with every requisite Inc
biiardroom with cafe attached. Is ar
EDISON ELEC. attractive feature OF the house. All
TRIO LIGHT. lighted BY the Edison electric liSht
Telegraph. telephone and stock indi'
TEL + g n \ p II the premises: also news
AND L l. T. stand with all the leading newspaDcrs
PHONE. and periodicals. Tickets can BE- pro-
cured for the opera theatres ana all
other places Of amusement.
SANITARY AP Special attention has been paid to the
POINTMENrS. heating plumbing aud ventilation OF
the Bucklngham The location is :he
fines. I'm the city. 1t is within easy
LOCATION access OF :he Gu and Central Depot. the
CENTRAL. Opcra House and all places Of amuso'
mcnt bv the elevated roads. Madison
and Sixth-ave. ears. Omnibuses pass
the door few minutes.
EUROPEAN Thl, hotel is conducted on the European
PLAN plan the restaurant Of unsurpassed eN-
RESTAURANT. collcncc; The charges reasonable.
O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
VICTIMS oF AN AsrROLoGER" BrRIED.

Rrockton, Mass. Jan. 24.-Tlc funeral OF MIS-
Anderson. who poisoned her three children ana Tue"
took dose Of the drug herself took place tou', Il"
did also that Of her daughter hdith' anu " 'e
crowd Of people were in attendance Inc TWO sur
,ly,,c children are now expected to recover
District. Attorney Pratt arrived today ana Is III
consultation with the authorities as TO the prosecution
Of the spirltua|tic medium or "astroioGer'' WHOSE
information given to Mrs. Anderson about e ailesea
dongs OF her husband said TO nave Deoh Ic 'ausc
of the tragedy. lie Is In JAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
FIFTH ENDING OF 4 QUARREL.

Portland Ind. Jan. 24.-Last night at the nome Oh
Newton stevenson four miles northeast OF ths CITY,
Jo,eph Shearer shot George Miller through the heart
and dangerously wounded Ell Miller. Inc hiuiuc'cr
received a bullet wound in the arm Inc hEh' was
,,o ortcome If a quarrel about bulncss matters.
Shcarpr /, under arrest All of the men were iarheIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25

assignment. Max Judd being named assignee. inc
estimated asset, $4,000; liabilities, SjooOo
Srngency in the money market Is given as the cause
Of the trouble The principal creditors are in New
York City
su,quehanna. Penn. Jan. "a Isaac J. Lcvene, All
hamton. y. y. has made an assignment for the bene
fit of his creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
POPULATION OF \LAnAMA BY EAcEs.

Washington Jan. .4-Thc Census Bureau day
issued a statement 81 the population If Alabama by
race. The total population f. given a, l5l3pl'. OF
this number so 796 arr white. al 49, cooccd
100 arr indians and 10 are chinese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
4rsnRI1IAx WOOL SHIPPED TO AMERICA.

Roston. jan 24.-Advices by cable to E. II. knapp,
~ this city, from Newell Co.. Melbourne. report the
total shipment of wool from Australia to America this
seas on as -. 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
MONETARY COMMISSIONERS CONFIRMED.

Washington, JAN 24.-Thc senate has confirmed the
nomination of y. i. Hill, Of Colorado William \.
Russell. Of Massachusetts, ~ Lambert Tree" Of Illinois.
TO be commissioners to consider the establishment Of
international coin coins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
GEEExnAcKs ror NATIONAL nANK NOTES.

Washington, Jan. 2i.-Rcprc-cntltivc Bland tot ay
introduced a bin 10 prohibit future issues 4 National
bank notes, and to provide for the issue Of ercenba'k'
in place of bank note, retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25

BONDS REDEEMED AT THE TREASURY.
Washington. Jan. 2i.-Thc amount Of 1 ! : per cent
bond, redeemed to-day SiIoi00, making tie total
10 date 80, j66,3JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
WINTER SCENERY AT TIE FALLS

A grand lee Bridge, and spray-incrusted foliage.
Take New YORK Central Trains leaving Grand Central
station 10. 10 100 a. NJ 100, 30 or 10 ,. u. ..