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New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
sts live II the patient be moved to-day he will
put IN the County Hospital.
REITER TO COMMAND THE THETIS.
A COMFORTABLE PLACE FOR THE OLD CON-
MANDER or THE RANGEE-RESToRED


MAyDER OF THE RANGER-REsToRE
TO DUTY.
Washington, April 81 (specaD.-Commander George
c. Reiter Of the Navy, to-day ordered TO the COM
mand OF the Thctis, relieving LleutenantCommandcr
G, II. Stockton, who goes on waiting orders Coh-
mander Reier mas been hero several times since Secre
tary Tracy publicly reprlmanded him for his atdtude
on the Guatemalan coast at the time OF the Barrnda
killing The Department did net really regard him IN
any such invldious light has generally Ieen thought
The matter grew from the original letter Of oensure
into a question OF policy and became, before the sub
ject was allowed TO rest, an international dHculty
Commander Reitcr has been on waiting orders since
last November, when he was ordered home from the
Ranger at the suggestion Of Secretary Blaine Com
mander Stockton has been in command Of the Thets
since April 1852 and under the usual custom, would
have another year to serve this duty. lie is de
tached at this tme however, at his own request The
command of the Thetis Is more desirable than the
mand of the Ranger far as comfort goes, although
the former vessel usually has Arctic service, while the
latter is on coasSurvey work OIL Southern California
The restoration OF Lieutenant William r. Rush and
Ensign Manning X. Eyre to duty before year Of their
tive years. suspension from duty and rank had expired
is surprise 10 those who recall the comments made by
the reviewing authorities in the Of Rush when
those officers contaminated. Both were tried
for disobedence Of orders and absence without leave
from the Boston, and were sentenced to two years
Lieutenant Rush being sentenced 20 pub
lie reprlmand as well. Admiral Walker said he re-
garded the sentence in Rusrs case inadequate, his
offence taking on unusual gravity by his disobedience
OF an order issued to avoid the infection of the Squadron
of Evolution by yellow fever. Secretary Tracy con-
CURED in this view. Since July II last when these
officers were suspended six eu,enants have been pro
NOTED over Lieutenant Rush and nlnc enSignS nave
gone over Ensign Eyre,
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
SAFETY APPLIANCES ON RAILROADS.

Washington. April 21.-At the convention oi Talroad
commissioners held the Office Of the Interstate commerce
Commission In March last George G. Crocker Oh NasSa
chusetts James c. Hill. OF Virginia Spencer smith, Oh
Iowa; William E. Rogers, OF NewYork John H. King
OF South Dakota with Edward a. Moseley as secretary
were appointed committee TO secure Congressional acuon
In regard to safety appliances for railroad cars inc
committee will hold its first meeting at the once OF Ule
Intersta.e Commerce Commission In Washington on April
25 when It will proceed to outline It's work. when mas
especial reference tie equipment Of freight cars rouRh
out the country with uniform automatic carcoupes ana
train brakes and Of locomotives with dvlngwheel brakes
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE BILL WAS LOST IN SPITE OF HILL.
SEVERAL AssEMBLYMEN DESERT THE COVER
PET MEASURES.

ALBANY. April 21.-The waning power Of the double
holding Chief Executive of tho State has not been
more plainly exhibited than ii this morning in the
Assembly when this, the body that he was supposed
10 own refused to pass bill that he was most deeply
interested In. That IS the measure appropraung
S10OOO,OO0 OF the peoples money on state ROAD
scheme, OF which he Is the author. 1t must be un-
derstood at the outset that while his outward and ap
parent desire was TO spend this money on the state
roads, il really Of the biggest political dealS
of the decade. He endeavOred TO pull the wool over
the eyes of the farmers by making them think that their
roads would be improved for this sum, but his main
purpose to create Hill organization that would
control of many votes the expenditure OF this
sum would hold. In the bill everything was left TO
the Democratic state officials of HIPS appointing, and
it would be an easy thing for them to expend this
money in counties where Democratic votes were
wanted rather than In counties where the improve
ments wanted but Democratic votes are at dis
count similar bill defeated in the Senate but
Hill thought that he could control the Assembly and
so got George H. Bush TO introduce the bill in the
Assembly expecting to pass it there and thus so to
the country one favoring the farmers.
The bill was special order this morning.
but the Democratic leader. Mr.. McClelland, soon
learned that he could not depend upon the
votes of q number Of Democrats from the country
districts, who not afraid to let the Senator and
Governor know that they had better knowledge Of
the needs of the farmer than he had. They said that
they could not see the justice OF Hill preventing by
the deadlock in the Senate the passage Of taxation
measures that would relieve them Of of the
burdens that they bear, and at the same time
throwing this state-road sop to them. The call OF
the House not asked for ordered and the bill
went on to a final consideration The introducer OF
the bill made long speech, TO which paid tho
least attention except the newspaper men. Mr.
Clifford president of the state Grange, who knows just
what the farmers want, said that he had failed TO hear
that single farmers society in favor Of the bill.
On the contrary the farmers opposed the scheme
Hamilton Fish declared that ii the "worst bill
that has been before the Legislature this year"
The Democratic leader took the floor 20 help out
his boss who getting the worst of bad argu-
ment, and Bush came to the defence of the bin
second time with the result that several members went
10 sleep and many others left the chamber. Finally
the bill put to vote 1t received 81 votes and
there were So votes recorded against it. The bl
therefore, declared lost. These Democrats de
serted Mr.. Hin and voted against the bill Messrs
Robert p Bush, Endres, Gillette Gould, Guenther,
Nolan and Norris
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WHAT MIR. GOULD REALLY DID SAY.
HE REPUDIATEs THE RECENT DENVER INTER
vIEw-EErURNING TO THE EAST.


Omaha. Neb., April o1.-Jay Gould, accompanied by
officials OF the Union Pacific inspected the yards of the
company In this city, Council Bluffs and South Omaha
today, the trip consuming all the morning and the
greater part Of the afternoon. In an interview Mr..
Gould denounced the report sent out from Denver as
entirely groundless.
al sent for a reporter at Denver" said he "and
asked for trustworthy and accurate man. told him
that as far as the Western Traffic Association con-
ccrned was in favor of maintaining it, The thought
of dsruptlng the association had never entered my
mind But when the interview appeared 1; simply re-
versed tho statements l made. In regard to the Rock
Island matter told the reporter had nothing what
ever 10 do with that road and had nothing to say
President Cables name was not mentioned during
the interview and / was surprised and chaRfined
when discovered how had boon misquoted.'
Mr. Gould also said he considered the Western Traffic
Association success. 1t had served to equallLe
rates and resulted In better feeling generally In rail-
way matters. He believed tho association would con-
time in existence. lie stated that he would DO rep
resented at the meeting in New-forh. The party
will leave omaha at O'Clock tomorrow morning for
the East over the Northwestern.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE VEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST UNTIL sP. M. WEDNESDAY

FORECAST UNTIL p NJ. "WEDNESDAY.
washiD<<h April H.-For New-Enganu' 80. ,.'.~.
New.York Eastern Pennsylvania an9- Ne""S..'
warmer fair, southerly winds; rain "eonesu'' S~"
except In New-Engand. ,..,,.s
For Delaware Maryland, Virginia and the Car0A'A''
rain Wednesday afternoon or night warmer. .,.,...
For Florida Georgia Alabama, Mls7l''ppf ..a.
and Eastern Texas, showers "Wednesday In '''-A''"
Georgia warmer.
For Arkansas fair ,,. yas.
For Western pennsylvania, Western New-fork, "e'
Virginia Ohio and Indiana, rain; in West 'Hs"iA.
slightly cooler. ,.,,. .oo,.,
For Tennessee and Kentucky showers signify eoo'o' ~
For Illinois, showers; slightly eooer In 'he 'O"'
part. - , ovoao, IN ,.os,ern norton of Upba
'Ai For Iowa and Nebraska, fair, slightly cooler
ror Missouri. Kansas and Colorado, falT.
nor WiScnasln, showers fair al night warmer
For Minnesota and the pakotas, fair
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
POSTAL FACILITIES FOR BOLIVIA.

Washington, April 81 (speciaD.-The postal service
Of Bolivia has recently been thoroughly reorgaDzed
by the entry of that country into the Universal Postal
Union and by the evident purpose Of the new Admin
lsration to keep pace with other South American Re
pubcs in providing improved facilities for postal
communication with the United States. The postal
service in Bolivia is under the charge Of Director
General who is responsible to the Minister Of the In
terror Head postoffces exercise system Of super
vision oyer smaller Offices each province forming
postal district. AS the mails carried on post
horses O careful ard somewhat elaborate system OF
regulations IS prescribed placing considerable respon-
sbilty upon local authorities for the safe and speedy
TRANSMISSION of mail.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

Albany, April 81 speciaD.-Had it not been for the
discussion this morning over the pet roed-buildng
scheme OF the Senator Governors, this undoubtedly
would have been the most peaceful day Of this years
session of the Assembly. Outside Of this was bill
OF Mr. Guenther's reapproprlating unexpended canaI
money. There are ONE twenty items OF unexpendd
moneys that the greedy canal men were after They
amount 10 $4,000. II was early in the session
that this bill would provoke discussion, so the author
OF II wisely asked that IL be laid aside.
The Assembly passed Senator Cantors bin Increasing
the New-York Police Pension Fund 10 $500 900 year
the bill Of Mr.. Martins authorizing the Board of Educa-
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
EDMUND A. SEELY.

Edmund A. secy, the wealthy paper manufacHirer
Of Scotch Plains, y. j., died yestenay mornns at
lis home on the summit Of the Watching Mountain
after a weeks Illness from the grip. lie was sevcnty
one years old. The big papor mills at Fehvilie.
which were swept away By the food Of 1880. bore his
name and represented in part tho fortune that he rad
spent lifetime in building up These mills weTs
washed away three times, but by tho indomltapls
energy of the owHer were often rcbullt. Mr.
Seely will be buried on Thursday afternoon with
Masonic honors.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
u,ssor,p1 ROADS no RE CONSOLIDATED.

Chicago April CLAN important change will be
made about May / by the Burlington road, whereby
the Hannibal and St Joseph and the Kansas City. ST.
Joseph and Council Bluffs roads will be consolidated
with the St. Louis Keokuk and Northwestern and the
Chicago, Burlington and Kansas City. W. C. Brown,
of st. Joseph is to be general manager; Howard
Elliott general freight agent with an Office at ST.
Louis and Colonel A. e. Dawes, general passenger
agent The number Of miles enoraced In the con-
doIIo Il
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
PSORIASIS 20 YEARS.
Body n Mass Of Disease. Suffering
Fearful. All Thought He Mast
Die. Cured I'm six Weeks
by yCuticura Rene dies.

have been AFFLICTED for twenty years with obstjn,,.
skin disease called by NJ. DIS Psoriasis anc o,e-s
Loprosy, commencing my scalp end In spite of AM
could DO with the help the most skul doctors IL slowly
but surely extended until year ago this winter covered
my entire person In the form Of dry scales for the ~
years have been unable 10 do any labor and suffering
Intensely all the time. Every morning there could h,
nearly duspanfu OF scales taken from the sheet On NV
bed some OF them half large the envelope consns
this letter In the latter OF winter my comened
cracking open tried everything almost. that could b
thought OF, without relsf The 18th Of started
West. in hopes could reach Springs. reacasd
Detroit and was 80 low thought should hive to "a
10 the hospital but finally got far Lansing Mica
where had a sister living. One Dr. treated ns
about two weeks but did good. All though, A,d
but short time TO live earnestly prayed TO die Craekd
through tho skin all my back my ribs arns
hands limbs feet badly swollen toenals came OF finger
nails dead and hard bne har des1, dry, eess a
old straw my God how cid suffer. My sister MA
H. Davis, had snail part Of box Of CUTICUKA n hs
house. She wouldn't give up said, I'VE will try CUTf
CURA." Some was applied hand and arm Eurek,i
there relief stopped the terrible burning ssnsatoe
from the word 90. They Immediately got the CUTICURA
CUTICURA RES0LVENT and SOAP l commenced b,
taking teaspoonful OF REsoLVENT three tine,
day, after meals had q bath day, about
blood heat; used CUTICURA SOAP freely; applied CUrl.
CURA morning and evening. Result: Returned 70 ny
smooth as this sheet Of paper
HIRAM E. CARPENTER
Henderson, Jefferson Co., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
DrscoNTENTEp EMPLOYEES WRECK A ROAD.

Chicago April o1.-A dispatch from Cinclhnau says
The discomfort Of the Kentucky Union employees who
have 1t Is sad been unable to get their pay for some
time has eliminated In serious act OF DESTRUCTION.
II is learned that unpaid employees Of the road and
mountaineers In Breathltt County VINO nave never
been paid for their timber wrecked the etIo roaa Ill
pootb,tt countv for a distance Of twenty-five miles.
p-.docs u,ore burned and culverts destroyed. The
road will be crippled for weeks, and the cost Of re-
pairing the dap4age Will amount 10 iully Soo'Voo''
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
To GET THE DrADwoop CENTRAL.

Chicago April ia dispatch from Deadwool' D D.,
says that President Perkins Of the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, accompanied by MessFs. wittan and Caen' al.
Of the company arrived IN that city yesterday ana
spent this morning inspecting the Deadwoo1 central hai'
road which has just completed It's line to the mining as
trics Of Bald Mountain and Ruby Dasln 1t is rumored
that deal IA pndlne by which the DeadwOod Central and
ls rights Of way TO sod to the Burlington ana MIS-
souri, part of the Chicago. Burlington and quincy system
and that the visit OF the officials Of the last ROAD IS reay
preliminary conclusion OF the negotiations Ahe COLI
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
TIE RAILROAD BOUGHT BY J. I. BLAIR.

Kansas City, April 81 SpecaD.-The Kansas City
and Southern Railroad John /. Blairs road was sold
to-day for S25O0O0 to John l. Blair to satisfy deed
Of trust given to the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany OF Ncw-Yorl on January /, 1883 to secure its
bonds The road is Ill miles long, running from
Kansas City to Osceola, In st. Clair County. The
only bidder John l. Blair who authorized the sale,
he said TO perfect his title TO the road and to clear It
OF all incumbrance put upon it by William Bailey, its
former president.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
PAYING prrY on BURNED COSTUMES.

The final settlement Of the Davenport case was
made in the Custom House yesterday, when counsel
for Miss Fanny Davenport the actress paid TO the Gov
ernment $34o. Miss Davenport imported costumes
worth IS 900 or $4,000 for use in the play "Cieo
patra" she alleged that the costumes were her Own
personal effects and entitled 10 free entry Ihe
Special Treasury Agent, c. 5. Wilbur declared tra'
the goods were dutiable and seized them, out uey
were burned when the Fifth Avenue Theatre was uS
stroyed by fire. The Treasury Department uPHHtenL
MIR Wilbur and compromise was eneeiea "H'A
was carried into effect yesterday
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
IGYArrUs DoyyELLr,s REPORT DEFEATED

st. Paul. April 21.-Before adioprning yesterday the
Senate heard the report Of Ignatius Donney, chair
man of tho special committee appointed to investigate
the charge that the bankers Of the State had raised
money to defeat the Usury bill. His report stated
that $4,000 had been raised by the bankers large
part OF which, he believed, cOruptly used. Sena-
Tor Taney made "A minority report that the testimony
gave no evidence that the money raised for i'm
proper purposes. The minority report adopted.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
xorrs IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

The strike of aborer engineers and housesmiths tho
Western Union Building, Deyst. and Broadway wac ex.
tended eray by the Board OF Walking Delegates, which
ordered all the roofsrs and tin and sheetron workers to
ton work The board viii again to-day. and it Is
axroc.eA mat the strike VIII De further extended
The strike in the Carnegie Music Hall. ut Fifty
seyenthst and scyenthye was settled yesterday by the
contractor dl.chsrgng all his noa.unlon workmen.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

ton to set aside two rooms in at least fifteen school
buildings in New-Yor City for reading rooms; the bill
of General McMahon's giving the Dock Department OF
the same city power TO set aside dock for the use OF
ship which may be turned 10 the State for the
use oil the state Naval Reserve.
The bin TO prevent fatIendering and bonedryng on
NewtOwn Creek failed by large vote.
An attempt was made by Mr.. Riley this morning TO
pass resolution that all Senate bills should be laid
aside until the Assembly bills had been passed. or until
the Senate deadlock Is broken lis resolution WAS lAd
over until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
CAPITAL IND LABOR.
A STREET CAR STRIKE IN DETROIT

A STREET CAR STRIKE IN UhIhOII'
Detroit Apdl o1.-One hundred and fifty conductors
and drivers OF the Detroit Street Railway struck this
morning. Some of the lines are completely tied up
whio Others are running irreguary under poheo pro
tectIon A ear started at 7 80 o'clock was auacSed
by the crowd, and one striker was arrested Inc
trouble was caused by discharge Of several empoyes
who found TO be organizing TO meet tIe 'l'r,S %
for street railway employees which IS now peIorJ t Io
legislature II is thought the trouble VIII DC snorV
lived
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
TRAFFIC RELATIONS IN TIE SOUTH.

said yesterday that traffic matters In the South were
In excellent condition, the roads wording together and
securing good lie said that in about ten DAYS
the traffic arrangements with the Pennsylvania would
be completed so as TO permit through trains to be
started from Jersey City the Richmond and Dan
vile system for Atlanta, birmingham Ncw-0rleans
and other points,
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

CENTRAL TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Chicago, April 21.-The managers OF the Central
Traffic Association, instead OF having a meeting here
IS was at first proposed will meet in NewYork next
Tuesday with the representatives OF the trunk lines
Among subjects to be considered are the questions OF
abolshing the use of private stock and of
ranging for division OF the livestock traffic.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
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Tribune ONCE April 81. l a. m.-clear "es'he' ~
vailed most OF the day Yesterday though there vas so
cloudlness In the morning The humidity was soo'e "a
most OF the day Irs temperature ranged oes"ee"
and 90 degrees, the ayerage (5Sl being lower u
Monday and above the average for corresponding aa'
the lsst twenty years. - II, ..h.hv IA
In and this city today there WIN pHnos' IA
mar
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
4 RECEIVER FOR HENRY E. pInEY,s RINGS

Judge Van wyck, in the City Court yesterday, ap.
pointed Fuller receiver OF the personal property OF
Henry f. DNev, q cult brought against him by tred'
erck Hemmlng. The suit brought note Tor
600 made by Rice Dlxey. Judgment was obainsd'
but satisfied. and Dixey examined In cup.
Elementary proceedings He testified that he had
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
4 RRooK1YN MIN CHARGED WITH ExroR11oN

Boston, April 21.-In the United States District
Court to-day A. J. Powelson, of Brooklyn, held in
81 900 for trial on the charge of receiving money
in pension case than is allowed by Jaw. The victim
of his alleged extortlon is soldiers widow. Ills
last request Send $50 more all right" had Just
been honored by a remittance when the claim re-
ported as rejected.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED

Philadelphia. Aprl 2i.-At the special meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Terminal Company held to-day 1t was unanimously
agreed 70 increase the capital stock from 5000 900 Is
g., 800, 900. -
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
wor1n,s FAIR WORK SUSPENDED.

Chicago, April a1.-wOrk on the WoIlds Fair site
at Jackson Park was entirely suspended to-day. elk
hundred OF the $50 men at work struck yesterday and
tbe rest declined 10 20 TO work this morning There
hgs been no disturbance
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

MISS SHERMAN WILL ACCEPT THE FUND
Philadelphia, April 21.-Lieutenant Thackara said
to-day that Miss Elizabeth Sherman and her sister
would accept the fund being raised by friends Of
the General because it was TO lie given as token Of
the subscribers love for her father.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
BISHOP L DISNEY.

Washington, April 21.-Bishop Brown Of this city TO-
night received dispatch from Chatham Ontario snnounc
ing the death that place last evening after lingering
fitness Of Bishop r. Disney, OF the African Methodist
EptscOpal Church
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Hsrrisbug and BOvmsnsdae completed and the ohca'
passed over Il on Of inspection yesterday. Two
trains day will be put next Monday and withih 'oh
dsys through trains 10 the West and South 10 bs
running
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
MOVING THE SANDY HOOK LIGHT VESSEL.

Washington April 21.-Notice is given by the
Lighthouse Board that, on or about May 15, 1901,
Sandy Hook light vessel will be moved about Ia
miles northeast by north from It's present position
and the proongatlon Of the axis OF Gedney
Channel the entrance buoy bearing ". n. W. Ia W.,
IL miles
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.

Boston, April 21.-Oficlals Of the Chicago ana
Eastern Illinois Railway, are reticent concerning the
causes leading TO the strength of the common stock,
but will not deny that negotiations ore in progress look
nG to either control BY or alliance with some larger
svst
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
NOW nay BACK ACHESI

five finger rings and half One ring which broken
counted half ring receiver Of these rlngs
appointed to satisfy tho judgment.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
EONDS REDEEMED.

Washington, April 21.-Tle 1-o per cent bonds re.
deemed to-day by the Treasury Department amounted
to GAO, 700, making total 10 date Of $15 s33, 300.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
UNION pAcIF1c rEaR1Anv rAnr1rns

Boston, April 2l-The Union Pacific statement for
s4o,3O2; net earnings $7o3.5oo Increase S4O,e52
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC IN wAsH1NGroN.

AHh CANADIAN PAClFIC IN WASHINUION'
Tacoma wash. April 21.-The Canadian Pacific
Railway will begin running trains into Seattle about
May To- They viii enter seattle the Seattle,
Lahe shore and Eastern, and If an agreement be
made with the Northern Pacific, the service will be
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

WATERFOWL, CAPE VINCENT, KINGSTON.
rhropch wagner sleeping-car BY the Naw-Yora C,ltA
for Watertown and Cape Vincent, connecting oy Erg @
for Kingston and points In Ontario. leaves ufahn ss
trail station at 0:l5 D. N. daily except SatvfonII
Car leaving New-York Saturdays does not run beyo0s
Watertown. sDf
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
A NEW RAILROAD OPENED.

Carlisle, Pcnn.. April 2l.-Ihe new line OF tho Phila
delpha a, Harrisburg and PItt=burg Railroad between
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Dyspepties who have sick headache bad breath food
come up sour taste pains In regions OF the Kidneys
chest or SIDE. should take Simmons Liver Regulator.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

TO GIVE THE MAYOR SOLE APPOINTING POWER.
Boston April 2l-The Committee Cities has reported
to the Legislature bill 20 give the Mayor Of
power 10 make appointments and removals without the
consent Of the Aldermen Three Democratic members Of
the committee dissent.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

"A" osr yarereoms ars overerowded with furntune" "
$40 M tlnt, o. 14thst. and 6th-ave. sWe have cut
fes force sales ana make for daily arrivals from