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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

1865.
Presidential
THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN CHILL
TALK WITH Elk MINI sTER SOTELDO-STRENGTH
OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE


Washington March - (spccaD.-In interview
with administer sotedo, Of Venezuela, who is said 70
be in freopent communication with the Government
officials of Chill reporter OF The star" today OBJ
tanned some information respecting tie condition %
affairs in that country which, If correct, indicates tt
the revo!utionists may suffer defeat Dr. Soteldo sad
president Balmaceda feels anxious and promises T.
do his best suppress the present armed rebellion
against the Government before the expiration oi III
constitutional term so as not leave u his su"ccs'o
any of the cncumbrances OF such domestic trouble
SO detrimental to the welfare and prosperity OF tl'
Nation The Government is in possession OF every
thing necessary To accomplish that end before the mia
die of next september
do you know what the rebel forces amount TOT"
"The faction against the Government appears u
have had the control Of the Tarapaca coast, with tn
norris OF Pisagua and IQuique and 10 fOo0ll whatever
in the adjacent territory. They have The powerful
rOncads Blanco. EnCaada and COchrdnc III" cruiser
Esncralda the monitor IIuaSca the gunboat' MaGaa'
and Abtao, of iron and the Other o. Woui. lhel'
speed is Of ten Knot, except the Esmeralda WHICH, III
her present condition may make twelve an hour
About eight of the steamers OF the south American man
service the property of an English company u"uef
Government mail contract, serving the rebels rs
TRANSPORTS No matter how powerful such Meet may
be- il is by adequate 10 controi Tue cA'eS|o
coast OF the Republic, from Psagua TO the at"ltS oi
Magellan. Their attempts at Caldera ana '"luIHDo
have met with partial success Only AT Vhc s'd'' o'
they have lost it all by repeated act Of Violence
cruelty and lawlessness. Their attempts at Valparaiso
and other places at the south have proved disastrous
in every way
"What are the Government forces and resources"
aNot only arc the resources Of the Government
abundant in cash and and the good Will Of the
peoplc especially the labOring and industrial classes
but the ammunitions materials Of every Kind and
the powerful and moro modern lronclads which have
been for the last years in course of construction
at the principal navy yards Of Europe. may be seen
by the last reports OF the Secretary Of the CHILEAN
Navy Large portions Of the contract for rifles Of the
latest styles have been successfully delivered already
TO the Government in CHILEAN ports. The landing o.
1000 rifles by the German steamer Blanca has been
lately effected within range Of the vessels kept by tho
rebels to intercept them but far without
| The arrival Of the powerful and fast irOnclafs
built at Birllenhead by Laird Brothers has been re
ported at MontevideO and thence by cable dispatch
OF the DIST inst. on their way 10 Valparaiso through
! the Straits OF Magellan. The new vcs'els-the Ad-
miral Lynch and the Admiral Condell-are built &C
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TO PARALLEL THE O.. II. AND d.

Dayton Ohio. March 27.-The Dayton Lebanon anc
Cincinnati Railroad Company has just been incorporate
10 psrallel the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Days
ton Railroad from this city TO Cincinnats
distance Of sixty miles. Only abous
twenty miles OF the toad are be built A line six
miles southeast OF here will 10 begun soon to connecs
the Dayton Fort Wayne and Chicago with the Lebanon
and Northern, thence the Henry Lewis road 70
DOdds Station twelve miles OF road 10 b
built % the Middleton and Cincinnati road. which is
owned by the Cincinnati. Columbus. Cleveland and ss'
Louis Railroad 70 the Little Miami Railroad at Kings.
The new additions and equiplge will cost 100000.
The entire line IA valued at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
80 TROUBLE IN REDEENlyG THE poNps.


Washington, March 27.-Thc 4l-2 per cent loan OF
which little more than 10000 900 Is now outs;and-
ing. VIII mature on september l next. Treasury
officials there will be no trouble whatever In meet
ng II, and that II has been regarded q matter OF
little concern tat 1t thought neccs AIRY to
bring 1t 10 the attention OF Congress. The Department
stands ready now 20 redeem these bonds with interest
to maturity and the small amount presented each day
Is taken indication that pcopl, arc I'm no partc
lar hurry 20 d-posc Of their holdings \ prominent
Official said THIS afternoon that the Depar mcnt would
10 able To redeem them all the date 81 maturity II
they should be present d. but that the history of all
Government loan, indicated that there posi-
blty of such thing. and that 1t would be found that
a large amount If these bonds would not be presented
Tor redemption for many months aftcr the interest had
ceased 10 While the available cash balance In
th" Treasury Is Only about 5l3OOu,O)O. tn" GOV
eminent has about :;iO,O0OOOO additional deposit I'm
Natanal banks which can be utilized In case Of ne
ccs-lty.
The amount % l2 per cent bonds redeemed to-day
$lJ,3uS. making the total & date J,lO3,0jO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
CUSTOM, HEARINGS TO BE HELD.

Washington. Mar,h 27.-Thc SECRETARY ~ the Treas
ury has appointed saturday April :. as the time for
h~sinC argument, ia favor q tn resumption OF pay
ment oi refunds hat materials under recent decision
of tine ,uprcmc Coart. The payment Of the, fund,
suspended by secretary Window In order 10 make
tho7ough investigation Of the class o. cases covered
Dy the decision. and the Investigation Is now In
progress. several million dollars are involved IN the
question.
Tho secretary has also decided 70 grant hearing
next Wednesday to several firms II importers AT New
i.,A boo support 81 th.r protest against "a" present
mot nod 0f the apprt,ug Oi 20, at NJ" York In the
apptal scrieui and rIpplui~,mrut Of glove The i'm
p,'t"rS hold that tn, Cl~> If merchandise Is now sub
lc,tcI to excessive valuation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
MISUNDERSTANDING EXCURSIONS.

Chicago March 27.-The question Of whether tne SO
called home.seekers' excursions Western points shall be
revived this year Is just aetang the managers ana
general passengr agents OF the Western roads lhefe Is
dIer nee Of opinion the aivi-ablty Of continuing
these excursions they have invariably had the efecs
Of demorali1irg throughout wide territory ina
majority OF the strongly opposed to them on tie
ground that they detrimental to the regular business
Of the lines adopting them. but the proposition mas been
made 10 inaugurae Of five seekers eNeur.
,ons for the season Of 1891. beginning about May ID
and the matter be considered at the APRIL meeting
Western Passenger and TansNissouiI Associations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
PRURITUS IS YEARS
Under Doctors Treatment Four DIFF.
ferent Times. No Relief What.
ever. Cured by Cuticura.

have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES. and found
them TO be Just you represented They have given
perfect cure. L have been troubled VITA prnrtls
over fifteen years and been under the Doctors
tr ament four different times with relief whatever
until tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES. Att, using
them Just one week. found that LIFE was not such a
burden after all, and am satisfied that shall bs
troubled again. Such faith ! have in your remedies
You send that is troubled with pruritus and
/ will satisfy them what IL has done for l win
not restrict you from publishing this communication but
would rather not. The remedies are good that NJ
would be rather selfish in to speak OF their good
qualities. o. S. WILLIAMS,
Soth-st. and 1stave., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL EXTENSIONS.

Baltimore March - Special -Presldent Davis, oil
the West Virginia Central says that arrangements are
about completed FOR the extensions Of his road TO Pitts
burg thus af0rdng direct line from Lynchburg va
TO Plttsbure The extensions will tap four great sys-
tens OF railroads. Tie West Virginia Central VIII
then have a feeders the Norfolk and Western at Lynch
burg and the Chesapeake and Ohio at Covlngton, IN
the South: the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania
I'm tho North. The extensions include three probable
directions i'm West Virginia one Is southwark To con-
meet with the Chesapeake and ohio and Norfolk ana
Western A.: ono westward. passing through BucKhahhoh
and coming out on the Ohio River; AL third Is
IN carry the line northward from Elkns TO the GRAFTON
and Green Brer road which is to he converted INTO
standard gauge, and thence TO PttsburS BY the NOT
rantown branch of the Baltimore and OHIO. NesOta
tons are now pending between tile west virginia
Central and Baltimore and ohio to effect This arrange
ment Negotiations also pending 10 the same emu
with the PENNSYLVANIA To reach PttSDurg over tna'
line flDm Rcallngton, 10 which point thc west VIZ
cnia Central j, now building line from thihs.. .,o
Although President Dsy, will say Ltte ABOUT 'iie
scheme 10 &c, control of the Western Maryland ~ -
known that such q move. in connection WIN tt rcII
.ylvauia will antagoniLc the Baltimore aud OIy' a.i
nrobahy cause a break In some OF the proposco 0o'
ncctiOn5 with that system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
voyoy DIRECTORS MEET AND ADJOURN.

There was a meeting Of the directors Of the Louis
GILL; New Albany and Chicago. Monon. yesterday
but an adjournment YVES taken unti TO-DAY Jon"
Grccnoueh Of Poor & Grccnough the head OF the
v,dir,tc which was formed 10 provide for the float
ing debt Of he company II an examination OF tho
rroperty and It's accounts proved satisfactory, re
turned 10 New.York Yesterday from the tour OF eA,
animation which he took with General Sanhei
Thnm,s who pets for The East Tennessee. virginia
and Georgia Interests which are {" he represented IN
the Mononr Company, IN case the deal Is cafr'oi
ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
AFFAIRS OF TIE PACIFIC SHORT LINE

Chicago March GA dispatch from Sioux City,
Iowa says: THE receivers OF the Wyoming Pacific
Improvement Company aud the Nebraska and Western
Railroad have issued their first official statement OF
the affairs of the Pacific short Line Railway. II shows
that the Sioux City people have not, they an
nounccd control Of the road that the property
is st owned by the Manhattan Trust Company OF
New York, and that holders Of unsecured claims, Of
which about s25O,Oo0 outstanding, will probably
lose them. Sioux City people who have subscribed
about 100000, will have to buy the Manhattan
COmpanV out lose their mOney."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
c,r,x. Az OFFENDING ROAD TIME.

Chicago March 27.-Chairman Finley heard arSl-
ncnts today in the Application of the Mlnneap"IS
and ST. Louis road for authority To make u rate oi
ala from 81 Pall Kansas city on the ground that
scapcr, were selling tickets at that figure over tho
CHICAGO ST Paul and Kansas City lire. The repre-
sentative of the latter road agreed to use every enort
"a clear the market Of the disturbing tickets and 70
Give him an opportunity to do 50 Chairman Finley de-
Sdcd 40 pp.tpoic action in the matter until April o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
THE vrsrcI,EsTER ELECTRIC ROAD.

Albany. March 27.-Thc WeStchcster Electric Rail
road Company to-day filed articles Of association with
the secretary of state The road VIII run from tho
Mount Vernon.ave bridge across the Bronx River to
a uoint in Jcircrson-st Mount Vernon. where tho
village line crosses that street. The capital stock is
$50 900 The directors John a. Bower. \. y.
Curtis H. C. Radfori, Charles II. Warner. Elmer Il"
Gilbert and william +. Dean, of New York. and W. H.
Clarke Of DrOOklNu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

UNFOUNDED RUMOR ABOUT THE SAYWARD CASE.
Washington, March EFT was reported here to-day
that the case of the Canadian scalcr sayward would
not be- called for hearing in the supreme Court,
originally Intended but solicitor General Taft said
thi, evening that there no foundation for the
rnmor for thc matter would ccraIaly be brought to
the attention Of the court the second Monday In
\prl IL the necessary documents from the ALASKAN
cnurt reached WASHINGTON early enough 10 give tW
Government tins prepare the case. II the papers
should be much delayed. he would, he said, ASK Tor "a
temp Jrary ppstpOucmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
WESTERN TRAFFIC BOARD IN SESSION.

Chicago. March 27.-The BoaId OF Commissioners Z"
tho Traffic Association was IN session again To-
d,v bu: no decision has been given OF tha
cases under consideration. President Eran. OF the Ch'
raco St Paul and Kansas CITY Road. has submitted 70
the board in support Of his demand Tor an
Increased percentage II the tac in the Southwestern bns
pool and the matter taken under Amusement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Wilmington Del. March 27.-Cllarles H. Spcer and
nj, sisters Mrs. Thomas +. Norcland and Mrs Amanda
Hague Of this city, have French spollaon claims
amounting 20 10000 each. The claims are based Oh
work done seventy five years ago by William Condor,
, shin blacksmith OF Philadelphia. Thomas +. Bayard
/, also entitled 10 small claim. Thomas Willing Il
member Of the firm Of WilHg {. Morris of philadelphia.
VINO had IA claim. Ar. hayaIds gTcatgsIndfather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

TILE NORTHERN cENrRAL,s NEW ELEVATORS.

Baltimore, March 81 (Specal.-Work on the TWO
new elevators of the Northern Central Railway here Is
being pushed as rapidly possible They are to be
completed I'm time for this years crops. The company
has an elevator known No at Canton, which
elevator has a capacity OF 100000 bushels NO. .
is being built upon the site OF the one destroyed
by fire at Lower Canton, and Will have capacity Of
i2jO 600 bushels Elevator No = l. being built at
Calvert station in the city, and will have capacity
Of 10000 bushels. This elevator is for local buSl'
ness The three elevators will give the Northern
central a capacity Of 100000 bushels. The com
pany increa, ed the capital stock OF the road rJ1'
800 10 deiray the cost Of these new terminal improve
mcnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
THE GRIP RAGING IN DUBUQUE.

Dubuoue iowa March 27-There over l,Oo0
cases of grin I'm Dubuque. In many business houses
half the employees are down with the disease and ~
most every household has one or more Victims
Physicians state that the grip this year often develops
into pneumonia although fatalities are not aarminsy
freauent The cold and disagrceabe weather WINCH
is prevailing is favorable TO the spread OF the epae
an attack and senator Allison is also suffering from
slight touch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
SURVEYS FOR WISCONSIN ROAD.

Milwaukee March 27.-Surveys have been made to give
the Chicago Lake Geneva aud Pacific road entrance
into Whitewater and the other towns through which tho
Wisconsin Central proposes build this road and It
stated that work Will be begun The Wisconsin
Central will have build road this year else forfeit
aid voted by the Interested towns FOR It puated
that the bonds authorized issued should invalid
unless the line was ready for business by January 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
THE ap1G FouR, PROBABLY SAFE.

Indianapolis Ind, March EFT is hardly likely thas
the Federal Grand Jury in session here VIII return
an indictment in the case Of the Big Four Kaliroad
which is charged with violating the Interstate Com
mcgee act The body was to have investigated this
matter today but all of the witnesses subpoenaed were
ont of the city Tie Grand Jury Will adjourn to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
Face Full of Sores

My face all full OF sores, and itched so that
could scratch my pieces. and a kind OF watcry
GTid ran out; / had tried az blood medicines except
did me any good Ny face is all clear, and I
feel like a newborn child. i. KKIETE,
153 Powers-st., Brooklyn, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
SILVER BOUGHT Ar TIE TREASURY.

Washington. March 97.-Ofcrings Of silver for sale
10 the Treasury Department to-day amounted 10
s 900 ounces OF viii 1lj0O) ,u1ces were purchased
a, follows: 10000 ounce, at to9o10, $1,000 AT
40 g-9 Purchase, of III cr at local minis during the
rurr.ut month to date amount t. 3iD,i1l OLncc,.
The director OF the min, to day announced mat n,
tho Treasury Department had pnr hascd the iul amount
of silver authorized by law further purchases would
be made until Wednesday. April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
LOCATING A GOULD ROAD.

St. Louis March IA dispatch from Muskoeec.
T. T.. surveyors at work ten miles east OK
this place Locating q could road from Fort Gibson 70
Dcnison Tex The road will approach the Missouri
Kansas and ToNas than ten miles at any point"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, March 27.-rhc President today APP
pointed Joseph Pinkiam Of Idaho to be United states
Nahal for the district Of Idaho, and John {. QUINN OF
,,for,ia T. be Collector VI Internal Revenue for the
nr,t district OF California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Chicago March 27.nv!taons have been Issued by the
Illinois Central roa for the formal Inauguration Its new
vestibuled limited trains between Chicago and New
orleans. The Inaugural ceremonies will take place To-.
and viii consist OF exhibition OF the equip.
and an excursion to Kankakcc and The train
will leave Chicago daily for New.Olleans ut 3 D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
ror,Rru.cLA,s PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington March 27.-Fomthclass postmastcrs
we're to-day appointed ~ follows: Maryland-P. d.
IIunt Boscmau; +. klamhcura, POvlatan. Ielli
sylyant-J. X. sargent Bclis Kun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
HIGH PRICES FOE WH4IER0NE

New-Bedford, Mass. March 27.-sales have been
made az 900 pounds Of Arctic whaebone at 5 80 per
pound. and 900 pounds Northwest bone at SO per
hound, the highest prices ever paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
Cuticura ResoIvent

The Blood Purifier, internally ito cleanse the blood
OF all impurities and poisonous elcments and CUTICURA
the great Skin Cure and CUTICURA SOAP exquisite
Skin Beautiner, externally to clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair, have cured thousands OF
where shedding Of scales measured quart daily the
skin cracked bleeding burning, and itching almost be.
You'd endurance, hair lifeess all gone. suffering
terrible What other remedies have made such curesf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
TIE MAXIMUM FREIGHT BILL.

Omaha, Neb., Garch 27.-Thc Democratic state Press
Association has requested Governor Boyd to sign the
Maximum Freight bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

sos Republican 1o1 $40. The following short table
shows at a glance the ratio Of Democratic votes 20
white population and the ratio Of Republican votes u
colored population az the elections Of 1Ses ana 7o
respectively, counting major fractions as UNITS ana IT,
jectinG minor ifaC lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Whether on ptasure bent should
trip bottle OF Syrup OF Figs. acts most pleasantly
and efectualy the Kidneys liver and bowels
fevers headaches aud other forms OF sickness For sale
60c and VI 20 bottles by al leading druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. Soc. SOAP.
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arriving at its destination the next evening, and
,aurnlna IT, Will leave NewOreans at IL arriving here
at AS D. m the next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

culcS In their way approach the Eastern States In the
quantity and value Of their shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

THROUGH SLEEPING CAR FOR OsWEGo.
Daily except saturday on Fast St. Louis EAP'~
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DRAWING THE REINs on Mr.. GOULD.

DRAWING The RElNS ON MN oOON'
CHAIRMAN MDGLEY DEMANDS THE DISCHARGE
OF Az OFFENDING SUBORDINATE.
Chicago. March 81 tspecia-It is reported 'o-n'sn.
that Commissioner Mdglcy has telcgraphed jay 'rou
demanding the immediate discharge OF the o"ciai
who authorized the now famous sugar tarh reuu''ns
the Ascent rate to 40 cents, NETWORK "
KANSAS CITY. If this is correct it will be sharp
fest for the great Western Traffic Association Inc
answer VIII be anxiOusly looked for Either inc
foundation principle of the association VIII DC lshoieu
and the agreement shattered high Official OF
the Missouri Pacific must be discharged Inc COIL
petitors of the Missouri Pacific insist on knowing I'm
mediately what Jay Gould proposes doing IL appears
that tie tariff was rot only filed without informing
the association but that ii abandoned all precedent
by issuing it the initial line from New orK: AN
corresponding tariffs have been Issued Dv tHc r'SeI'
line and reading over the Western line rs u con
nccti0n. This wording apparently gives any has. III
line willing to join In the cut authority u u'o ''
tariff.
Chicago. March o7-some OF the traffic officials Of the
vi souri River roads who attended meeting at Omaha
yesterday Bitter than ever In their denuncia
ton of what they pleased to term "ouiu
methods" Of competition. The meeting in quesuoh was
for the purpose Of adjusting rates Oh coal from iowa
and Missouri mines omaha and ransMisSourl points
II was called by the Missouri Pacific people WHO assert
ed that these being cut by some OF their
competitors and yet 1t is claimed that the conSdera
ton of the matter developed the fact that the only
road guilty Of manipulating the rates was the Missouri
Pacific A resolution then proposed, providing 1oi
the future maintenance of coal rates on lhe agre S
tariff basis BY all lines but the Missouri Paclrc boiny
showed its hand by voting against ii, and the meeting
adjourned without action
BALTIMORE AND OHIO REDUCING EXPENSES
Baltimore March - SpecaD.-The great shops OF
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Mount Clare pre-
sent a dull and gloomy appearance. There Is c0nsld
cradle alarm among the men employed in the various
departments Many are worried about their prospects
for a ful summers work on account of the discharges
made this week. one hundred and fifty men were laid
or Mount Clare and 100 along the line OF me road
from baltimore Piedmont The men say that the
company is sending its work out Of Baltimore.