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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

New Orleans, Jan. 3O.-"TEe NcwOrlcans Republ
can the organ Of tGc Wamoth faction ~ the Rcpubl
can party ian an editorial on January - stated that
senator Gugc had accepted $1,000 from TIE lottery
company for h> Vote AID had al.D been made president
# the convention hy the lottery people. II added that
he was 4 thief. Mr. cage called on A. Il. Burhho
Editor Of The Republican, and also coner Of the
ncd states and asked him t. deny the statements
mon Icing refused senator Gage made alidavlts yes
tcriny afternoon for criminal libel against Collector
Wamoth. Appraiser W. :. Badger General Mcmillan
surveyor Of tire Port United States Marshal J. Il.
Donucy. \. X. Eurlhol, coner AT The United states
Mint. and Pearl Wright whose name i mentioned
probable candidate for Governor on the Warmob
ticket These men compose the directory If The Re
publican
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ACTION on THE RULES POSTPONED.

DEMOCRATS HAVE DIFFICULTY N GETIlN"
QUORUM TO VOTE.
Washing0n Jan. 3O.-In tn House 20 Gay Mr.. hc'i'
~ Maine asked unanimous consent that dui1he t"e
dav members desir0us of Introducing bills Eight pre-
sent them to the speaker and b, referred by hih' a.
was done during the lat Congress.
Mr. Bland o. Mis- souri, objected, giving rs his reason
that the speak did not regularly refer u' d''I"5
the LIsi Congress
Mr. Reed hoped that the gentleman ala mol m'a"
to nsnuate that the present. speaker would iolio" INC
evil example
Mr. Walker. of Massachusetts,, theraupon MANI
the regular ord T. which the cDnS!derduoh Vi ''t
unfinished Iuslue>--the proposed code OF rules
The speaker stated that the Iuies had not 'een
called up. for the reason that there was ape'"
order for O'Clock.
Eut Mr. Walker stlll insist d. aud Mr.. 'atchlneN Vi
Mississippi moved TO postpone the consideration oil inc
rnl.s until Monday. ON this motion Mr. buchanan ol
New-Icrsey. raised the point Of no quorum b"' !"
tr some time consumed in taking the vote bN 'etr'
Mr. buchanan said that a. il was evident that the party
which had a twothrls majority IN the House cohh
not command quorum, he would recent ana III
withdrew the point
The motion IN refore declared taiIci bh' VIZ"
Mr. Burrows. 81 Michigan, came to the mont WIN
motion to reconsider. which Mr. springer NOV u u" 1T,
ON the table. Again quorum voted. ana uIll
point was raised by Mr.. lu1ow. VINO shu uht HY
Weh,d to give the Democrats an o.tfl "N'oh Va ""''
might be done under the proposed rules
MI spnnger'S motion wa agreed TO- yeas IL NAY s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
GETTING READY FOR THE ARIoy BALL.

Dolos,y kiralfy has been bu>y engaged all wihHf
long In designing and periecting monster procession
for this years mask ball and carnival of the famous
Aron society which is to take pace in Madison SQUARE
Garden February 10. The life OF Christopher
Columbus and landing of the Pilgrims two OF ths
chief features of the procession, for which ten Iaiss
aoats will he required Other floats will Illustrate Us
torical events and current topics, among them being
"Glory," seekers of Fame and Fortune M'er ths
Mighty Dollag,' Woman, Wine and song foI
Liberty "Trip VAN Wnklc,' Seeking Peace ana
Aronr There are to be 900 characters In tns
procession representing nearly every nationality IN VIZ
world The Aron society sparing no expense "
render this procession the sest given by tAeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
xnnrllwr,rERN,, rRNNs.MIssOrRI PLANS.

Chicago. Jan 80 Special. Tile Journal says ;
" General Mouager Whitman denies the report rom
sioux CITY that all arrangements have been maze
ny the Ch,cngo and Northwestern for extending the
trans Missouri line the Fremont aud ElAhon valley
from Clspe- the present western terminus 70 'Su'ir
other railroad peopc, competitors OF the N"f'""'a''rh
I,ve known for a long time that had not the North
,.,,rn Union Pacific alliance been formed the North
western woald have pushed road Of ts own through
10 ogden long ago. That alliance was made Tor
ten year, II Il said to be unsatisfactory 70 jay could
and II possible he will break t. rms, the' "a!
is why the Northwestern Is believed Ia De- getuhS
ready 10 20 ahead With the building Of It's 'sdeh
ext
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
cpIs,s ~ WISE coryTy. VIRGINIA.

50. Loui-. Jan. 3o.-A dispatch from Horton Va,
.ays The fc 0f Taon Hall, murderer and desperate,
row rest. In the hands OF jury. Great excitement
ur.,ail, in Wise County. Three squads OF twenty
men, each armed with Winche>ters, headed by Halls
irother marched from Kentucky and reached Glades-
vile -four miles from here last night They arr
ready 10 attempt hi, release the moment the verdict
Of guilty is rendered. The guard a The Jail has been
d Iublcd and all ;he citizens are arming Themselves.
The sheriff and his men will lose their lives. II need
he In the altampt t. hold Hall. who viii be shot by
Ilot0u'> friends As soon 10 lie Is released Nc
should be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
DEMANDS or UNION PACifIC EMPLOYEES.
\ BELIEF THAT \ MIGRATORY sFTrLfNEN
Will. BE REACHED WITHOUT TROUBLE.


omaha Jan 30 (>peciall-rhe IniJn Pacltc
Grievance Committees have submitted their complaints
aud demands 70 the company The Two committees nj
though representing different organizations, have
been working in harmony, In fact, have had JOINT
meetings 10 discuss matters II mutual Interest ms
Is due partly to the fact that the order OF llnhhleh
has many conductors among it, members. more 1t i
asserted than the conductors order Itself The con
illusions of the committees were laid before Mr. Dick
insOn several days ago. Among the most important
demands j. for the revision OF the schedule Of
wages several DIVISIONS and the railroad men have
submitted a new schedule which they desire To have
put into effect. In the new country Penetrated by
the great Union Pacific system, the conditions under
which men labor change from year 10 year. ana the
committees asking for a REIMBURSEMENT 10 correct
inequalities which they deem To hive arisen The
railroad also ask for the modification Of some Ot
the rules now In force for their government AT the
southern end of the Denver and Forth Worth DIVISION
The ranmcn complain that They have not been Srtug
all the extra time ia entitled 10. aud they Insist
upon having redress. Both cmpl YES and officials
expires, the Opiaiou that ey Will reach satisfactory
settlement Of these questions without serious trouble
There l. DO threat Of strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
ArrLAuDING THE ADMINISTRATIONS

Al meeting u The Washington Republican CIpb. hei
January p the following resolution unanlmou-ly
adopted. Resolved That " most cordrliv Indor,o the
nrm We, Just stand taken BY the Presiden, toward chill
in hi, message transmitted Confrc,, upholnr and
Offending dignity a. well the Prestige and Influence
0 United states. by demanding strict apology
Lropcr conformation from the aforesaid for the
conaIdly Insult brutality and death inflicted sailor,
the Baltimore while the harbor Of Valparaiso whose
offence was display Of the nag and wearing The
uniform Of TN, country" The regular monthly nceting
Of the club Will be- held tomorrow evening OF o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
LEOP RID S X I N s,
$4,000 to $4,000.
TIC Err SKIN s,
$4,000 to $4,000.

above It's Value and then hammering 1t down again.
and A. W. were not doing that Kind OF business ana
did not care 10 hold speculative stock any way VIC
haye ,nld a GOOD deal of the Whisky stock There La
been nothing secret about the saetat Is. Ia those
we advised all those who we're in the
thing with Il, orWhat intended to In. don't know
anything about this talk Of Government Investigation
Of the trust 1t may DE true, or NAV BE- JUS Wall
street report don't pretend 10 know. We did not
regard the stock particularly s, bat II was spccu
latiVc stock ana 80 We sold It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
,vxrXrD To TIE VANDERBILT system.

ANNENED To HE NNpr'""i"' 49,.
Chicago Jan Cot Is reported on wiat seems ~ w
rooI authority --It deal In, been '""'""''' "
whereby the Lake shore and Michigan So"'n't" "''
road Company secures control % the pr"o''
-, ,,,,,, IN th. Cblc,-, and West Michigan road'
;, 4. ,r,un that the Detroit Lansing and Northern ana
~, chicarn and West Michigan have been In the larAc
far some time They are both owned by the same com
many. of which Nathaniel Thaycr, OF l"'ioh' j. P''
dent. and they form a system that covers 'I-' ''''
tory I'm Michigan with a line running north 10 lia'e''
,1t they have long been v1lnabl" conh'''lo"' %
The Lake Shore and the Chicago and Grand lr'N anu
,,dd ,h.r, la. been considerable ,lrculitioh a. 20
,r.,t.r ~. urnpcrlv would eventually fnIl lnto !" ,
hand, Of the Vanderbilt, be sobhled up By TIE Gran"
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wo,,DRr pOrsovER.s FATE.

Kingston. ont. jan 3O-Mrs. blackwell OF "ohe'
iwn. Rcnfrew County, poisoned the tea prepared lor
meal with the intention Of taking the life OF her family
Her husband detected the fat That there was H"fn'
thing w-ong with the tea, and accused his wife Oh nav
Ing placed poison IN IL. she denied he accu''uo'''
and 10 prove that the beverage was all right drank "A
n,l n, tho tea s,o was ,opn taken H. and died
hcinre a doctor who was summoned reached her SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
ur rurr,roy AND TIE vlcE.prEsIDExcy

Chicago Jan. 3o.-Ioln NJ Tiurston, Of Nebraska,
f., i'm tin, city, and it whispered In political circles
that he Wa candidate for the Vice Presidency II the
Tinted states. 70 Il reporter who asked him to
the truth Of the uimor. h" said No. ! am not "A
candidate in the OF seeking that honor, but many
Of M friends have been kind enough to suege. that
| might bc acceptable u the Republicans Of the
country. / might say did old Judge Poland, Of
Vermont once when he was suggested a candidate :
'Yon might do worse. and know you Will The
Office is n great one. and no man should hesitate Ia
accept IT, But have not made any efforts 10 secure
the nomination. cannot. Of course, prevent my
friends from putting forward my name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
THE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.

rrrrBNs SHOW \ GAIN FOR THE OPPOSITION.
Buda Pesth, Jan. 3O.-Ihe returns u The eecuohS
for members Of the Hungarian Diet are sui benz
received This morning the returns show that TIE
o,nosi,Ion Is gaining a number OF SEATS. This is due
IL the support given the candidates Of the Opp 't0n
hv the lower cl. ", who I'm doing. have acted III
defiance of the bishops. 1t Is expected that me acton
az the priests will lead to agitation for the establishment
al a Knlturkampf By the new Diet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
~ GIVE oprp, ~ mcnAyrcs, BUILDING

Boston, Jan 30 (-pec.alI.-As announced exclusively
in The Tribune a fw week, ago Boston l. not To be
drprl, Ell OF grand opera TINS season Ae'srs. Abbey
schncYel a Giau lave completed negotiations with
the owner, ~ the Mechanics building, and the great
bau which Will scat about 1000, viii be 81 changed
and improved a. 10 make Of II Il rally beautiful
opera house. The company now singing IN New
York VIII come 10 Boston for twelve performance
ten nights and two matinee. owing 10 the SIZE Of The
hall the mauag rs are enabled 20 pnt the pnceN down
from Il 10 - each, with so for subscription tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
GETS INTO LEANENWORIll.

st. Joseph. Jan. 3o.-lt i learned here HAT the
Burlington people have at asi secured IN entrance
io LeavcnwOIth, from which point they rave been
virtually shut out for three years past. Ihoy nave
II is understood effected an arrang, mcnt with the
Rock Island people. vino own bridge at that point,
f,r traffic privileges and Will both freight and
uosseugrr trims into LoaVcnwOrth. The move VIII
IL, an important one for the burlington people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
FROM OTTAWA 70 STARVED EocK.

S,rngncd H. Jan. 3o.-Artlcs Of incorporation fol
the ottawa starved Rock and Western Railroad Company
nav. been died with secretary Of stat. This COM
rany propose construct aud operate railway from
Ottawa TO starved Rock Lisalr County The principal
,,.iocss office Is TO d. maintained az Ottawa. The
capal stock T. $50 coo; and the ncorpOntois Will
tam L. phillips Charles =. Wilson. Charles =. Cullen.
John J. o. Brirn and Frederick V Hobart a, Of OttIwa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
/ SHERIFF RarOyIrLr Foa HIS PRISONER

Nashville. Jan. 2O.-Depuy United states Marshal
White has in his possession an important process to
-ervc on the sheriff Of Davidson County, W. T. Hill
aud on Mr.. mn, Official boud,men. II Il process
from the United state, Court and Informs The sheriff
ard hi. b1nd~mcn that they are defendants IN "A suit
for $4,000 damage, brought By the Government. I1a
damage, are claimed on account ~ the escape of
Tloma, Boarn the mail rohhcr from the county jail
ll,t November. In cuCeaVOr, T. arrest Hodlen the
Marshal expended $1,000. Boilcu j. stu at large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

Boston, Jan. 30-onc OF the largest personal
mortgages ever received at the City Hall was put
upon record today. II is made by the United states
Rock Company, a New-Jersey corporation. to the Man
haitian Trust Company OF New-iork, and covers
prperty In publishing houses in New.IOrk. Boston.
cambridge and Chicago, included In what IS known
as the Book Trust" The amount OF the mortgage
H. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
CHANGES on SOUTHWESTERN ROADS.

Parsohs Kan. Jan. 30.-Gsston Mcsslier for over
three years general and ticket Of the Mis-.
soIi. Kansas and Texas hallway. has voluntarily ten
dcred his gnaton take effect February will
accept a similar place a road In Texas
Dallas Tex Jan. 9O--It is related here tina: CASTOR
M-s.icr been appointed general passenger and ticket
agent Of the Texas Pacific Railroad MI the vacancy
caused BY the death Of Il. W. Mccullough Mr. Mcs,ier,
headquarters are to he IN Dallas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
No ACTION ON TIE rorGmKEErsIr BRIDGE

the poughkeepsie Biidec Company held onohcr short
meeting to-day without accomplishing ANYTHING The
delay Is said owing the fact that the Rlilng
Company has made no proposition In any foim To the
committee concerning the lease of The bridge system.
pronnent bondhodcr denies that the yvnna POUCH.
kcepsle and Railroad is included the proposed
f.tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
,,rvFRS INJURED BY AN EXPI OSJCN.

Pittsburg, Jan. 30.-An explosion OF gas occurred
In the upper coal mine OF Joseph walton CO.. at
West Elizabeth this morning, resulting In the injury
of John Phillips the pit boss. and two miners The
other miners escaped. The explosion produced a
deafening report and caused great excitement which
WAS allayed when IL was found that one had been
killed. None OF the injured will die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

Washington Jan 3O.-In the Hons; To-Day MI
Oates Of Alabama from the Committee on JudtIu'N'
reported the resolution referring 10 tlui continue '"'
reuo,t charges and evidence taken by the committee
T., the list Congress relative to Aleck Boarman Judge
90 the Western Distrct Of Louisiana, with nsictlph7
Nilly 10 Investigate the same and report US uhu'hs'
Iti t' aT n',neud,fions A. any tire. Agreed u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
THE. SENATE COMMITTEE FAvoRs DUBOIS.

Washington. Jan. Goa the reguiar meeting Oh
the Senate Ccnmitte" Privilege and Elections TINS
morning the phrsseoogy OF the report prepared by 'n'
ulcommittec Of which sena.7 Mitchell Is chhF
man Oh til, Idaho contested election case al Dubo'
and Caggett. Was considered. The report WINCH VIII
IA. submitted 10 the senate Monday, wall contain
Inc uuanirous recommendation OF the cOhmtlee '''
t,Di- retain his STA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
tn FAVOR JUDGE woopss CONFIRMATIoH.

Va,hjngtOn Jan 3O.-NO further hearings Will "
hold l., fine ,rpate Committee on judiciary in the maj
ter ~ tb, confirmation Of Judge Woods to be one OF
tle new circuit Judge. tie testimony taken Ne9teiu"
closing the case m committee at its regular meeting
MoudaY will take the question under consideration ana
vhu The 5enae nleets II Is sr, viii report avo1bN
upon the confirmation of Judg. Woods together with
those Of the other circuit Judge upon which acu9n ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
SFJTJNG THEIR WHfSKEY TRirST STGcE

Chicago Jan. 30" YES said Edward Morris, son
0f Nelson Morris, when seen last night about the latest
Whskey Trust stories ave have sold considerable Of
our WhiN1y r ust .tock-nOt all, but considerable The
stock was all getting into the hands OF Eastern holders
the Wall Street Spectators we're running lhe stock ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
nvcr.,nx AGAINST THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL

DECISION MAlN-t iiic lh''i'''' '-'' 49,
Chicago Jan. 80 (Spccidl.-The litigation brought
hy tho Illinois Central Railroad Company I" iea'"'
the city Of Chicago from opening various s"oc'S " "V
south division over the railroad traom OF IN" com
,I,i,a,, n grade which wa recently heard before
.mdges Tlilcy Collins and Horton, SITTING IN uan''
was decided this mornirg By Judge fuley' the o'hi
Judge. decmny II not necessary to be present. IN
effect TIE opinion g., that the railroad must Yield 10 'hr
city: that the city has hight 10 cross the racbs ana
there is no limit to whether the streets sh'uin
cross at grade ~ otherwise. The mater Oi "pc"nE
the streets IS for the Ct Council TO regulate. ana ne
application for an injunction by the railroad must o
defici
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

Goshen Ind Jan CA MORTGAGE was recorded
.,c-,.v ly tl,e Wabash Railroad in favor Of The
central Tru,, Company. Of New York. for T5'b"''ooo
The mortgage was given the entire equipment oil tne
road the money u lie used In the construction "I the
wabash extension which tap the Wabash system at
NontpcIcr and runs to Chicago The mortgage gwen
MI, hF ffty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

BANGOR Me- Jan. 30-A proposition Of the Bangor and
Aoostook Railroad Company for the lease OF the Bangor
and Pscaaruis road with provision tia. the latter be-
acquired IN i've years by the former is made public
dsy. 10 IL thought there will De- opposition H. the
terms proposed. The new Aio0sook line will De the
Longest in NewEngsnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
Tut NJ Tn tItgNhf t1Tc III r"'s'
Price. 5000. EVERY botLLE " ..s-A'' 'NNN
EasE RnTIIES 10 PROVE lis MERiIS.

feet Displacement (nomnali 3,1io tons; d-pE'e-
mcnt deep running line. 1000 tone Inc om'eH
ar, NJ C. Edison. president. J. l.. '. Ritter VICE
president ". ". BAKER, SECRETARY. ana Y - Jnhsol'
Treasurer The company organized BY Now lorA
Baltimore AID Washington capltili-ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
FISHERMEN RESCUED From Az DE FOE.

Milwaukee, Jan. 30.--A dispatch 10 Tho Evening
Wisconsin" from sturgeon Bay. Wis, says INV
seven fishermen who drfted out on an lee noc were
rescued after being al.t for forty eight hours Ihey
were all right The Ice on which SIX OF the MEN
took refuge stuck on Il sandbar and they we're taken
of by a rowboat. one man drffcd TO Cedar klvef' .
distance OF eighteen miles cake OF Ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
70 INVESTIGATE TINE swEATING SYSTEM.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Thc House Committee on
Manufactures today adopted the report drawn up by
a subcommittee. Of which Mr. Warner OF New iorh'
Is chairman, recommending IN Investigation mo ''o
so.called sweating system Of teacmcnihonse TABOR
chairman psge will report the resolution 10 the
House AT an carly day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
SEVEN PERSONS BURNED TO DEA1H.

ST. Paul Jan go Pioneer Press dispatch from
Brlinerd, Mimi, SAYS: :" An awful fatality occnlrV
four miles west Of this city at II O'Clock ye''eru"
morning. by which four people lost their lives INV
hoase belonging to George Cramer c2nght fire. ana hs
wife and three children were cemaed. The hnsban~
was away, but the fire. and found the burned boos
around the stove The origin OF the fire Is unknown.
Grcenvillc, Ga, Jan. 3o.-By the burning :" mus"
here yesterday Tandy Young and his TWO chI"'e"'
aged three and sly. were burned TO death MIS- 'o""s
escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
NOZZLE wHrlRrY IRRp>lrD ~ mFrA1o.

Buffalo Jan. 3O.-Nollc Whcariy, the Young woman
wanted I'm New York for p1,OiliCc shortage ana who
some few days ago euded the Officers in this city was
ar ,ted last night q. q. j. Clark. from whose house
she escaped arrested today for aiding her to get
away. lie held for the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
THE ALTON RoNCorr At Az END.

ch,cnco. jan 20 C>pccInil.-1hc end has been
rcnehed IA tn, Alton boycott 4 }. tlns Of the
n,.t Today notice, were rece!'od by Gcnciai i1''
ong.r Agent Carlton that the New YORK central the
Michigan Central and The Pennsylvania had arranged
- I'M. messenger relations with the Alton Fobrl-
ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
CAP IND GOWN Al DARTMOUTH.

Hanover, n. H., Jan. 3o.-The Dartmouth seniors
have voted TO wear the cap and gown at the principal
exercises OF commencement week. About onethird OF
the class was opposed to the innovation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF JERSEY ROADS

philndelpha. Jan. 3O.-The annual stat ment' OF
m, West jersey and Camden and Atlantic rll AIS
the Pcuu,ylvanlas lines to Cape MAY ana Nuanu'
CITY, for tie year l-3, show receipts OF f-'i'''''
eSper,es II .502.3i2 and net profit e-37.r .: d,
crease rs compared with the previous year oi q''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

THE ANXIrAI REPORT OF TIE PATENT Offl't~
Washington, Jan 3O.-COmmiSSioner simond'' Vi t'''
Patent Office made his annual report To Congress 10
day II Illustrates by tables and graphic ch'''' inc
history Of patent granting by years and States rom
100 10 1880 the first century OF the DstoIF I'll "'
the effect of patented inventions upon the development
NJ all the industries OF the country, including INC aEf
cultural and Of the resulting benefits to all classes % '
neonle The Commissioned makes a strong plea iOi d"
d,tional room for the clerical force of Ms ONCE anu
sbovs that While the sanitary AUTHORITIES a*r'c u''
4 900 emilio irr of mir are necessary fN cach Pein"'
I'm a rn1m with ordinary ventilation. Tor TWO con
.ccutive hours of occupancy. under the present con
di,ins The number of cubic Of space per occupant
working seven hour, is only DlU. These o"uui'olS
must result in destroying or seriously imparihs 'h'
health Of all who are compelled 70 submit TO Them
Additional help is shown to bc an urgent necessity
The Comm ssioner recommends several aihshu"ich''
IN thc Patent law among which the following arc "i
the most inheritance Providing that patent sIi nov
.xnre with the expiration Of prior foreign patent
compelling applicants TO take action every sN HohtiS'
and ma natent 10 1--we than twenty years hiei
the date of the original application requiring h''hse'
~ make or Use ALI invention TO DO recorded allOwlns
aliens TO lille caveats; RELOCATING interference conus.s
a. The courts providing that no damages iOr infringe
nent shall be recovered except sVch a. accrue
IN wears next priO: 70 bringing suit ana auo"ihs
the registry Of trade marks which arc u7eu III TON"
nerce between the states