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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
RICHMOND TERMINAL AFFAIRS.

There was steady npourlne Of Richmond Terminal
securities ut the Central Trust CJmpanys Offices yes
erisy and the clerical force I'm the receiving depart
ment proved unequal to the task Of handling all the
stocks and bonds presented for exchange under the
Olcot plan Of reorganization No statement To the
total amount deposited was given ont, bnt the mem
beers OF the committee reamcl their confidence In the
success # the plan To-day the time In which
securities may he deposited for exchange expires and
II is probable that the Trust Company VIII keep lis
Offices open for Terminal security holders until p. IN
No dccI sion had been reached We teray evening the
question uf extending the time for the deposit OF
securities.
The Governing Board OF the stock Exchange YES
erday granted the application Of the Olco;t committee
for the listing Of the Trust COmpapys receipts Tor EsV
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
HOIMAN'S POINT WASN'T SUSTAINED.
TRYING TO STRIKE OUT THE PROVISIONS FOR
INCREASE. OF THE NAVY.

INCREASE OF THE NAVY
Washington April 10 spccaD.-Charman Holman.
OF the Appropriations Committee of the House who
hns constituted himself the guardian. pcndcntc lite OF
the Democratic party in the fill belief That the Presi
Dental election is to turn on the appropriations made
nj this session. made stubborn iGht today to Strike
from the Naval Appropriation bill on point OF order
The provisions authorizing the modcrAte-not 10 say
Observation-Disclosures OF the Navy recommended by the
majority OF the Committee Naval Affairs There IS
no doubt that Holman hoped, " he did rot expect,
tina. his point OF order would be sustained by the
chairman Of the Committee OF the Whole Mr. Shively,
OF Chairman HOlman's state. Judge Holman III
this case showed himself u be ms lmpa'rouc rs ne
is Inconsistent bat, fortunately, his arguments did
net control the decision. The fight VIII begin To-
morrow the bill Itself, ana the contest Will be a
lively and interesting
when the House went into Committee OF the Wholc
the pending question the point OF order raised
against the clause apprOprating $250OO0 toward the
construction Of dry dock nj Algicrs, Ia. TIC point
of order sustained. and the item was stricken ont
Of the bill
On motion Of Mr.. Herbert. of Alabama. an amend
ment adopted changing the title Bureau OF Pro
vision and Clothing" to Bureau Of supplies and &c
counts" There was no obstruction to the easy
progress of the bill until the item for the increase OF
the Navy was reached. Then Mr. Holman. OF In
diana. raised a point OF order against the clause gu
thorzing the President to have constructed, by con
tract one armorcd cruiser Of about 5000 ions us
placement OF the general type of the Ncw-NorE' -
cost exclusive of armament. not more than T'''ooo"
Mr. Bcutellc and Mr.. Dinelcy. of Maine. and Mt
Herbert of Alabama. argued that the point was not
we'll taScn and cited decision, made by Speaker
Carlisle and by Chairmcn Cox, McCreary' NeIDorh
and Rutterworth on the point. in which they
held that such point could not be sustained. II iii
been held. they coutcnded, for twelve years tha' u
proposition to the Navy WIS In continuation
q existing work and Wa" therefore Ia order A'rf
debate the Chair delivered his decision Ii" sid That
il the question were an original ore he would be in
cired 10 regard the point well taken under the
provisions OF Rule IL But as analogous questions ha1
loon decided In former Congresses III" chair was con
strtl,rd to override the p9inf 81 order
Mr. II Imam then moved {" stil"r onV '"c "pp'"
nriatioo 81 the now cruiser.
~ Mr. Eomtcllc OF Maine moved TO amend the para
rranb for the increase OF the Navy b. providing iof
two last sca going colst-linc lattcshps Of dlspaoH
ment OF alout 10000 tOns at Il cost not cNce'n'hS
81. OOC 900 each. 49, - 1900, .,.o ,to,,o.
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
ANTI-CHINESE MEASURES.
TIE QUESTION NOW IN A BIG SNARL.
LIKELIHOOD oy TROUBLE BETWEEN THE TWO
HOUSES on ACCOUNT OF TIE PASSAGE
OF TIE GEARy BILL.
10Y TELEGRAPH TO THE rn!DUNE-I

or TIE GEART BILL.
10Y TELEGRAPH TO THE In!DUSEI
Washington. April 13.-The advocates in Congress OF
fbe extreme anti Chinese policy embodied IN the Dt'l
bill which YVES rushed through TIC liousc OF Repre-
sentat.vcs last week unGcr Suspension OF Inc rnleS
have succeeded in getting the question OF chinese ex
cirslon into snarl which will take more time ara
patience tmn they suspect. apparently, 10 unraVel
In forcing the passage of the Gcary bill the H0lse
Committee on Foreign Affairs committed either through
ignorance or carc,cness grave infracton OF legislative
etiquette which threatens now to avoNe personal
Issue between the Housc ard senate.
The Senate recognizing the need of speedy action on
tho Claresc question. In view OF the fact that tho
present restriction on Chinese immigration expires
early next month"; passed soon after the opening OF
Co1ge, bill 10 continue In force for ten wears longer
the existing exclusion laws. This bill went over 70
the House and was referred to tie committee on
Foreign Affairs, which, according 10 all pcTeIent ana
Custom shOaid have used The senate measure rs lhe
Lasls Of any legislation proposed. 80 rs to bring Ill
differences between the houses properly into con
ference The House Committee, however. ignored the
Senate bill completely; took up an entirely new bill.
for the absolute exclusion Of the Chinese; favoraby
reported IT and last week secured its passage.
The Senate Committee Foreign Relations was
naturally ind gnant such violation Of the ordinary
methods of legislation. which properly give precedenc
in either branch Of Congress to bills any topic which
have already passed the other branch BY the action
Of the House Senate bill was left pocketed In the
House. while original House bill the same sub
feet was returned to the Senate and neither body was
any nearer actual legislation than before.
The Foreign Relations Committee of the senate was
obliged to 90 to-day. accordingly, what the House
Committee ought TO have done two weeks ago-namey'
TO report its own bill as substitute for the bill sent
over from The other branch. If the senate now
passes the Committee BILL ii will so bn6k again TO tho
House; and the House will also hive to vote once
more the two opposing proportions before oon''
m:tee of conference be authorized 80, -
Mi DOlph who has charge u the senate piIi' r.
marked TO-DAY that the anti-C chinese people IN inc
House had acted II they did not desire any leSisE'-
ton on the exclusion question al this session ana NC
House managers will undoubtedly be to bain" II tne
present restrictions expire before congress dCes any
thing 10 revive enlarge them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
TIE AMERICAN RAILROAD Assoc1ArIo:;.

The annual meeting OF the American Railroad Asso-
citation was held yesterday at the Hotel brunswick.
H. s. Haines OF the savannah. Florida and western
Railroad presided. There were about eighty repe'
scntativNs Of the association present.
President Iiancs made an address upon the subject
O, automatic carcoupcrs showing from official records
the action that lad been taken toward the Introduction
of the latest devices for the protection of employees in
coupling cars.
The report Of the executive committee showed that
in members and number Of miles operated, the asOca-
ton was stronger than ever before.
The following officers were clccoI: President. H. >
IIaines: first viceprcsiden Lucus Tute. Of the New
York Ncwi aven and Hart orl Railroad second vice
president F.. Il. Thomas. OF the New York. Lake Erie
Jane, Ramsey, IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
The Pien Of Insanity

Cannot be urged exnuaon Of the conduct OF hosts OF
peoc who constantly infict injury upon themselves. and
lay the foundation serious and disastrous bodily trouble
by the use in and Of upon slight ncccs'
sity and without discrimination, OF drastic vegetable
catartcs and poisonous mineral choagoguenoiably the
various forms Of mercuryto relieve simply constipation
complaint Icmcdabe at any stage by the persistent use
Of Uostetters Stomach Btcrs. This famous remedy
never PRIZES eyacuoes corlously weaScns the bo"'
els n there IS any other tonic arcr!ent out OF the
piarna~opccia which this truthuliy bc sald VIC
are unaware OF it, abandon the atuous Labit Of dOs
and use this bcgn regulator which also set, Tlsht "'''
cod stouachs and disordcred vcrs. Rheumafism hc'-
yacla ,lecpeS,ness loss OF appetite malaria, DEBILITY AMI
kidney complaints arc troubles all conqucsbe BY o b'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
CONFEDERATE POSTAL RECORDS.

Weslhnrtcn April - (Specian-The Postmaster
Gcnoral has refused 70 recommend The pTcha Of tr
socallcd Confederate records containing alleged ch'''
Of sum, paid Southern mail contractor. II" Wa not
satisfied that such purchase at the p'ce asboI slooVo
as advisable or that the purchase "lrnI o. ahui'r
ized bv the posonice Department r'hcr than D' an
other DEPARTMENT Of the Government. Iheie sccin|"
TO be no positive proof that the sums sci Gown III INC
hools were actually d>bur+rd BY the Confederate f"V
Office Depart meut or that they We're para u 'i' pr
sons against whose names they appear. IheM Va
potInr I'm the entries identify the route 10 WINCH
the alleged payments relate. the pcil'i oi Her'"c
which they covered and T. not demonsIhcl l'''
the courts would admit the books IN evidence Ut ''a'
that would operate as a complete defence IN cut
b,oueh. against the United states on contract i''
carving the mails II also appeared mat thl' pa
chaso was one which concerned the Treasury DePAi"
ment which Department must finally pass upon al
claims fyr mail service. and IL was sdgle''d uAt u
claim, Icing In the office Of the sixth Ahl'o? ana
outside OF the Jurisdiction Il the P''''li'c Del"'
n,crt 10 II wrr. {le wish OF Congress That to ''h
fcdcratc rccc,is be bought, the purchase MONEY h''
be,tcr BE- pad from general Appropriations mum.
than out Of tie pos,1l revenues ana ulu ~ ~,
H.. 4criaDs better to Tho Treasury ''pi't ~
win lie duty Of purchasing uiein, btc.' IL 49,
ta thr action II That Department. II any uii' li-,
Hc governed by the possession 81 The f'oiu' f"'e''
10 be sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
Cancerous.

"In tho summer OF 1890. sore appeared on my face
.lnIiar % Cancer tried various remedies but found
M rclif until took Swfts Specific which cured mo
City. Ala.
We have lad a large number OF Of Skin Cancer
repo,ted cured by the OF s. S. S. II Is vegetable.
BULLS up the general health and forces out the poison
Send for book On the Beol
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
wy, po,D * -. LAWRENCE COUNTY.

Article, Of Incorporation Of tn" Gouvcmeur ana
0sv,enchc railroad Company we'o fled in the Count
clerks Office Yesterday. The road Is to be fifteen miles
Ing and Is 70 run between GouvcrncuT ana Edwards
in - Lawrence County. and the capital STOCK Is 10 Dc
$40 Ooo Among the directors arr Chaunecy ".
u,,w II. Walter Webb. Frank LOOMS. John NJ
,r,rccy. Edward p. ". Eo,~'ier, Horace c. Duval,
Chlrlc, T. Cox and Theodore Voorhees,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
ro erop nEMorAL1zArIoN Or RArEs.

Chicago. April l3.-Thc lines in tie Western Pas
senccr Association have taken decisive Steps 10 put
stop TO TIE decentralization of rates w"St Of Chicago
by the manipulation Of tickets issued by Ea,"ln con
ncctlons. \ join notice was sent today advising
connecting lines that on and after May a tickets
from Bulalo If-burg. Salamanca. Toronto aud points
west 10 vi souri, River points or to st. Paul and Min
neapols 10y of Chicago, -. Louis and all other
Eastern acways OF the association must be limited 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
,-,,,,e AVID pRo~owyoys II TIE NAVY.

Washington. April - fSpecial.-I'c Ni''i S'"''','
com: martial which has been In session ct ~ h.o"'
va fur the lat two wees, engaged ~ ifSmt '"'
,oander J. d. Graham charsc, prefc1'd AGAINST A'
,v The secretary 4 tire Navy 10, completed IL f4V
cecdfngs and Forwarded the record In the case u INC
Navy DEPARTMENT for action AID orders
COMMANDER Graham f. so on th, n,t Of com
na,dcrs and wolld have been ordered beior' the "'n
Examining Board fJr promotion IN f." DAYS Lui III
view tf lis being c,olrtno;t'aled Ec VIII n''. "i
cor.c appclr before the board until the result Oh lbs
trial /, promulgG;.d and In case the c"lil L' '"'.
y1cod bin and sentenced him 90 suspension nom Mum
md DUTY his appearance bcfOr. the b0arl ahc hl'
pro,notion would be further delayed his Juniors Do
inc promoted over him during his sisT,'itiVn.
Commander +. Il. Saith who was recently bcl'N
the Naval Examining Board and Wa found mentally
and professionally but not morally, qiiil"h iN pr
motion ranks Commander Graham. and pending actioh
upon tcz, cases by the Secretary OF the Navy and the
President promotion in the lower nadcs Of 0iiceh mas
been checked 80 49,,
Lieutenant Comm rder EOOk. Of The Navy. has occi
found mentally, professionally and morally Gnallhod
and has been recommended for promotion 70 The g'ne
OF commander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

cincinnati Apyil ia further cut Of hhy cents in
IN, mt, between Cincinnati aad Chicago has been an
mood bv the lines ENGAGED IN the present ChciGo ana
Ohio River rate war making the fare between the Two
ronts - So Many South raer7 ar taking "i'aVI" OF
, rcad rlt,s to witness thn p.osr'ss Of tn WorE
M buuding, ard tie rillToas already pushing tA'T
,is On this account ~ te Big Eoir route passes IN
nm view Of the EXPOSITION budilcs. th!s e1yan'af'
,ar lead 10 fur h,r complications Thc Iate VIII tl'c
ofrct on Saturday neX:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

continuous passage and not 10 exceed one day from
date OF Issue. Tickets sold from points east Of
Buffalo be limited to two days from date of SALE
Al the same time lines between Chicago and st. Louis
have Given notice thai after April 16 they viii
absolutely require proportion OF not less thal %
lit;sburg and Allegheny bu Ines from chicago 10
st. Louis, tickets to DC limited to one day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
no INCREASE RATES FROM TIE COAL FIELDS.

The general freight agents OF the anthracite coal
roods met Yesterday and decided to make an advance
I'm rate, from the coal fields. The ratio to Buffalo Is
10 be Increased from So t. - D. and those to Lake
Ontario ports are fixed at - 10. which is an advance
Of 80 cents. The raic TO Chicago Will be increased
% cents. The roads represented were the Pennsyl-
van'a the New York Central, the Delaware and liud-
son. the Reading. the Jersey Central, the LchHh
Valley the Ontario and Western. and the SnSque-
r,.ro and Western The PENNSYLVANIA Coal Com
ranv and teh Fall Brook Coal Company were also
N presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
WESTERN MARYLAND TO GET a REST.

Baltimore April 10 G;pecaD.-Thc Western Mary
lora Ealraad will not b. sold to either the West
virginia Central. the Pennsylvania or the Reading Tor
thc present CRY Councils have adjourned until sep
TENDER without taking action on the offer to ieN'
the road made by the West Virginia Central. WINCH
wan,cI 10 use the line tdewGter outlet Tor IT'S
great sy.tcm Of coal road, in West Nire.nla' inc
offer # President Hood. Of the Western 'aISanu 10
noy thr interest due the city If tho road Is not slld
Ea been virtually accepted. II Is believed iAat ire
Reading has furnished The money 10 make the pa!
mcut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
SILVER OFFERS AND PURCHASES.

washington, Aril 13-In compliance with Senate
resolution secretary Foster to-day sent 10 that body
abatement prepared by the Director Of The Mint CT tho
s.nount of silver bullion offered 10 the Government
from August 49, 1890, to April /. 1897; also the
amount purchased during that period under the act
OF July IA, 1890, with list OF all persons, firms or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

Dridccton ~ j., AgH 10 lspccal.-lhe Hridceton
stree. Railway Company wa, oraaa1ed hero to-day with
Dr. H. H. TIas. ~. sllcnt; William 5. Scull. Vice.
prcsilcnt; Alexander T. Fthlsn, secretary, ana g. e.
rowiag treasurer. over $4,000 VAS subscribed. and
g., ca,Jal Will b, increased IL Is attended cover
five miles Of streets IN Bdgc.ol. !; Is the intention
Ct the company in to continue the road
to carmel and Millyiilc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
ro Tr,vvrI TIE PALISADES.

The Ncw-York. SusQuohanna and Western Railroad
IS making preparations to tunnel the palisades ana
establish a terminal ut E!gowat"r. y. J. For TINS
purpose. the Wheeler and En'ch Places lh''ud'"5
f,rty five acroS with river front OF LOO feet. near
rdgowatcr have been purchased at Il cost OF
S22J,O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

CHICAGO Aon l3.-Piosilent Joaa u. Ft'n' Oh 'no
49,, I,,f ,,,1 today sll that thc Chicago Great
v,e-, corporation which has ahs roed BIS road woll
~. anpopncc II, policy plans Until tie reorganization
,ls rlaec on July l. The stockholders meet next week
+, ,tlfy The lcas,. lie 40 dec'2cl tat tcre was no
foundation for reports the Chicaep Grca; western
end the Great Northern lo0Gs would conso'idate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

Portfolio containing Twenty original designs and
floor plans Of picturesque cottages, city archl-
lecture etc. Published by The City and Suburban
Architec: Co., 81 broadway, Ncw-lork. Price.
One Dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
For TIE rErrER coNTnOL OF NATIoNAL BANKS.

J.
WashingtoD Aprl 13.-Thc Senate 10 day plhcd, VIII
amendments the House bill Tor tue better con
troll Of and to promote the safety Of National banks
and conference with the Iiouse asked Ncs"rs'
sherman ildrich and Harris bcne appointed n senate
conferrecs,. The iii a paesod provides that no Ma
uonal banking association slcl make loan 20 any on
It's officers or employees untl the same has been passed
upDn at a meeting of a board OF directors or executive
committee Violation Of the &C; Of bank Officers or
employees Is made a mlsIcncanor. punishable by fine
of 50 COO and imprisonment FOR five years The re-
nort Of The banks TO the Controller Of the Currency
are required ~ show all the debts due 10 1t from us
officers and employees The most Important section
OF the bill authorizes The hanks 10 receive circulating
notes not exceeding the whole amount Of the par
voIue OF tic bonds deposited with the United states
TreasIircT providing that the Total issue shall moi cX
coed the padin capital stock The Controller OF ho
Currency is TO prescribe form OF bond 10 be here
fnr used by all National banks 10 secure the nd"liy
Of cashiers and all other officers OF national banks
The bank examiner is required from timc - tin, 10
,;rc n report the amount and character OF the scfur
,ins on such bonds. rhe COntrollor require such
tanks TO take such other ana further surety he may
see III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

Rhetoric. ~ Mcrlden: -. BOSTON store IS Pcnr ~

associations Offering tho same, the amour, ond price
thereof: the persons, firms associations from whom
silver was purchased. with the amount purchased the
price paid and the place NJ which delivered The state
mont shows that during tho period mentioned the
offerings aggregated III, 02:;357 fine ounces and the
amount purchased 81, o44 O75.31 fine ornccs
Tho offers Of silver to the Urea sury Department
to-day aggregated OCO ounces. The amount DUR
chased was 10000 ounces follows 10000 ounces
az $OSC1S: 10000 ounces ut {0SC3J-, go. 900
ounces Mt SOSGO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
r,,po,ps SIZED FOR DISCRIMINATION.

Rloomlngton H.. April i3.-Attorncy- General Hunt
IN. instituted II damage suit for $4,000 against The
Ei- Four railway company and another iOf F-o'oOo
or,ln,f hc Erie Both ara based on alleged VIOLATIONS
- ,hn St,tn Jaw against d elimination In rCight rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

THE VACANT SUPREME COURT il DGF5lllP.
Waslin cton. April - )SpeciaD.-rhc rumOg is again
In circulation that the PRECEDENT viii appoint to inc
judge hip In the supreme Court # tho Iniid states,
Elaie vacant b. Justice BTadcys death hi present
Attorney General. w. II. H. Miller. 1t Is not known,
% course. on hat iouniati0n this rGmor is based,
bat The suggestion Of SIR. Miller for the place Is
certainly no; Il; III unnatural In view OF his notably
successful management Ct the Department Of Justice
10. The last three years and his admittedly high char
actcr ana Standing Il lawyer IL has been generally
supposed that The vacancy would be ilied by an APP
pon mcnt from one o. the states OF EcwJerscy Penn
sylvania and Delaware. in the circuit from which
Justice EraGcy was chosen ana over which he pre-
sided l;ut if the nomination gcc' 10 any state ont
Side The Third Circuit app lhtm-nt Is more likely 10
BE- made than that ol Attorney General Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

ASSISTANT APPRAISER SCOTS REMOVAL.
Washington. April I3.-As,stInt Apprliseg : OFT. ut
York has been removed. Secretary Foster re-
fused TO give any reasons for the removal. lie SAID
Tbs afternoon that the action was taken on tho
recommendation Of appraiser Cooper. who he Che
secretary supposed wanted to have some other person
put I'm SCOTS place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

Twelve trains a day fos Buffalo by NewYor. Cen
tral-pclfcCt service. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

TO BE POSTMASTER At NEW-EOCIIEILE.
Washington April 13.-The President sent to the
serate to-day the romration OF Charles L. Perry to
be postmaster al NcwRochellc, y. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
THE VACANT SUPREME ClT-RT. u DGFSIIlP.

ce!yc n Ec;gaS3 Of pay flr IMAM Of aeiyie, rs 4o
viied by law.