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New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Tho R,tImore and OHIO yesterday gave notice TO the
,n co,ntc, Of the Trunk Line and the Central Tralc
laous that II would rc-umc relations with the Chicago
= a., Similar action hnd already been taken by the
-. xo., Ma Frle and We.tern and the New York.
ontario and Western making the famous Alton boy
,, ,,,irb wa, Instituted in April last, practically a
dead letter 49,, .,
49, .,,,er aeant, on the question Of the payment OF
.,t. .lo,s Thl, report, which was submitted several
,ceE. AGO made two alternative recommendations: that
d,lon, helm be .ccurcd to aid the Board Of Rulings In
enforcing the provisions Of The agreement OF 1auNy y.
, - , tho Board be- entirely relieved OF the duty OF
- on,,,c.r,cnt The passenger agents favored the
d,rton ~ Tie lsttcr recommendation The Joint COM
,,, however did concur in this. They yesterday
hed tho dec sion OF the matter over w the Board of
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
. DECISION AGAINST THE ROCK ISLAND.

Chicago. Jan. 6-Two decisions in which the com
plants werr both against the Rock Island road.
given ont to-day by Chairman Finley Of the Western
Passenger Association The first Of these wnS on u
charge preferred by tlr Burlington. accusing tha Rock
Island violating the agreement I'm the sale. on Oct)
bcr - at IN outside Office Of ticket reading from
Chicago Kansas City, which second person who
had conducted the purchaser 10 the office. received
commission Of 81. In this the chairman concludes
that the defendant company has violated Rule No 4
OF the genera: rules OF the association. and assesses
fine Of 500.
In the second case the chairman diSmlSS"s com
plant preferred by himself The charge was similar
10 the first but question arose rs to whether the
notice fixing the time Of hearing the case fled
within the time required by the agreement Chairman
Finley decides that he Is prccudcd from entering into
the merits OF The question ana dlsmlssc9 inc cas-.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHANGES N yEwYOEK AND NEwENGLAN

CHANGES N NEWlOhk AND NEW -ENblAND
AUSTIN CoEBIN MADE PRESIDENT AND cHARLIs
PARSONS DIRECTOR.
Tie meeting of the directors Of the New York and
New England Railroad Yesterday WAS productive OF
more -urpri 10 large stockholders than TO the
general public. The rumorS that Austin C0rbin wa7
Interesting himself in The property were circulated
several months ago consequence OF tie summer
arrangem.nts mndc for the opening Of new route to
Boston by way ~ the Long Island Road to Oyster Bay,
t. L. thence across the sound by boat to Wilson :
Point and thonce by Of the IOusatonc Road to the
main line Of the Nrw-l ork and New England Road.
The general public therefore prepared ut any mo-
mcnt 10 hear that Sir. Corbin had "gone into' the
New England Road But the feature OF the announce
m,ut, Yesterday was that Charles Parsons, who
managed the deal between the Rome, Watertown and
ogdrn,burg and the New-Yori Central, had become a
director in the New York and New England. without
t,,ling the presidency and without even becoming a
mcull-r 0f the Executive Committee 1t was an
nouuccd IN Tuesdays Tribune that Mr.. Pnrsons had
recently been IA heavy buyer OF New England stock
and II is believed on excellent authority that he holds
an Interest far IN excess OF what Is commonly credited
70 him. ~, modcsty at the moment may be- due to
prudential motives The friends Of the New York and
New England frank confess their delight yeStcr
dny that Mr.. parsons'S election meant ultimate Nm
pavement I'm the properly
The changes accomplished 10y The New-York and
N,.w England directors the election OF Austin
Corbn and Charles Prisons. Of this city. and Frederick
II. Prince OF Boston, to succeed Jonas ii. French
c. W Sinclair and \. W. NcherFon. Mr.. CorbIn WAS
chosen president in place Of Jabez a. BOstwick who
WIZ made chairman 81 the BonM Of Directors n
newly created Office. The Executive Committee VIII
meet Tomorrow, when II II expected plans will be
announced for the dOublc tracking Of the road west
OF Hartford. Mr. Corbin declined To ay anything eN-
ccpt that he would not have gono into the property
nnle. ne thought wen of it and IFS prospects. The
friends ~ the company talked ,nnguinely Of the pos
,bility Of ndcp' ndcnt entrance ntD New York and Il
po,sllc connection with the Baltimore and OiO's line
Ia the XIII Kull. Nothing definite has been ar
RANGED
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Yes, Grandma You should sec the beau'iius
pictures in the Singer Art Rooms
A Sewing Machine Company have Art Rooms
I never heard of such "A thing. Where are they =
At 929 Broadway between 2lst and 22d s'S-
Mamma and | have been there ever 50 many
times.
Do they make embroidery like that at the Ars
Rooms?
@. yc.. only ever 50 much nicer
They make beautiful boltng cloth curtains.
Tapestry Banners big Landscape pictures and an
SORTS of dainty little ornaments. and It's all
done on Just common Family Singer Machine
like Mammals.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
FEARS or TROUBLE FROM TENNESSEE MnyERS.

FEARS or TROUBLE FROM TENNESSEE MnyERS.
Knoxville. Tenn, Jan. G.-Thc sentiment OF anarchy
is In the air throughout Coal Creek Valley, ana an
other outbreak Of loOtng and boodshcd is expected
every moment The following circular has been sent
among the miners 70 rouse them
The cOnvicts shall gain foOtlold here again:
our prayer must he. blessings on our people anu
destruction the cOnvicts, cssccs and stale lllth
We must act with prudence aud give Ut iof tat
No matter what cOmeS--death, destruction or aarchy
we must stand together. one hundre1 and Sixty
seven think they may intimidatc Us: me unic
o. strike once for families and homes Is al
most al hand.
To-day when n United states flag run mp, tho
troOps clcercd II. but a miner yelled In deHsoh ~
won't stay there long wcl shoot II down ana you
with it The miners about the camps ana
watched the soldiers. standing about ID kho', ahl
examining their position. Eugene MefIi1, 'c t ~, u
meeting tomorrow nlglt. After that The ou,pr1,a Is
expected and the State troops arc DiepdThs ioi IT,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
10 MEET TILE ATOMS RATE.

Chicago Jan. G.-At the meeting Of the Western Pas
scnger Association to-day action was taken to adjust
rates from lower Missouri River points to var1ouS
pont i'm the East the basis OF recent diferentias
made from Chicago For the convention OF the Peoples
party to be Id at It. LouiS beginning on February
n,- a. WAS decided 10 meet the action of the Alton.
and f., make a rate Of one fare for the round trip.
Tho oucstion rs to rates and arrangements for the Re
nublIcon National Convention were agreed TO con-
dtionaly and result will he announced at an early
datc II vls nunonnc ii that the reduced rate pre-
I'm, frnn, - puul 10 IT. Louis. which had cOnSld.
oot"n nt the prcvou, meeting, will be withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
4 LIGH7KEEPERS ROCGH EXPERIENCE.
TAILAMooK ROCK LIGHT SWEPT AID SHAKEN
by THE WAVES.

TAILAMOOR ROCK LIGHT SWEPT AID SHAKEN
BY THE WAVES.
Portland ore. Jan. (specol.-'rhe lighthouse
tender Manzana reached "lhm0ok ROCK sunday
for the first time in weeks, and brought away the
keeper George Hunt, who has been on the rock four
wears and has now been transferred TO Cape Mars
light lie say, that in the storm of December 7 the
waves swept clear over tho house. washing away the
boats and tearing loose and carrying away The land
ing platfolm and ramwoy, which were bolted to the
rock December 10 the waves were still high and
streams Of water poured into the lanterns through
the ventatOrs in the balloon top OF the dome, lo'
feet above tho a,lcvel. ~
The lighthouse shaken TO its foundation by
the impact OF the against II, and water found
H. way into the house. Men duty all night
10 keep the lamp burnng, and but Tor the shutters
of the lantern II would have been demolished Al
hands were alarmed. and old sailors say they would
-poner have taken chances on board ship.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
BOWDOIN ALUMNI MEET AGAIN.
ANNUAL DINNER OF THF AsSOUAT1oN-THE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.


ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The annual dinner Of the alumni Of Bowdoin College
was given last night at the Hoffman House. about
forty members OF the alumni being present Among
them John H. G"OdenOugh l.. T. Merrill. General
o. o. Howard, Thomas H. Hubbard William \.
Abbott Granville p. Hawes, George +. Monton. A. +.
Libby. B. A. Ea,ton. f.. II. Cooke, Samuel L. Gross.
d. r. Mayo, Charles l.. Clarke, II. g. Stanwood. F. H.
pton l.. A. Rogers, william II. Maxwell. DR.. +. ii.
Dillingham;. Dr. f. j. Pratt. Merwin A. T. kice'
o. Cobb II. ). Chapman. a. ). Ridley and Wills Il.
Tcnney.
At the annual election the following officers were
chosen: President d. b. Foster vice presidents, j. L.
Chamberlain william 4. Abbott W. j. Curtis, {. A.
Boardman and Granville 7. lawes: corresponding see
reiary, Z. +. simmons secretary, Dr. +. h. Dillins
ham: executive committee, A. +. Libby, Charles H.
Clarke Dr. +. W. Ring, George f. Mouon. F. X
Upton. f. H. Cooke and b. a. Easton. Addresses
were made by Professor Lee. Professor Young, Pro
fessor Mervin Price, Professor shipman and Dr
Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
LORD SALISBURY AND EEHRING SEA DISPUTE

Liverpool. Jan. G.-Sir George Badcn-POwel One OF
the British Bchring sea agents who, at Lord sails
bury's request, will start for Washington on satur-
day SAYS that Lord Salisbury told him that he Lord
Salisbury want d 10 avoid war with the United
States but at the time he wanted to be strong
and 10 show that he was not going to yield jot of
the British rights. sir George said that he thought
Lord salisbury had finally brought an awkward dis
putc which might have resulted in war; 10 arbitration
and it was his conviction that England would win
in the arbitration. The British agents, he declared
had made important Investigations but the friendly re-
lationS they had established with the Americans and
Russians would yet bear fruit
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THE WEATHER REPORT
WARNER BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI.

WARMER BEYOND THE M1SN1SSIPFI'
Washington Jan. 6.The storm has moved very rapidly
from Northern Georgia Connecticut attended by violent
gale, and heavy rains the Middle and North
Atlantic coasts Another storm has moved east 70 Assin6oa
ridge OF high pressure extends from Idaho 10 Texas
snow has fallen :he lake regions the Ohio Middle
and Upper Mississippi valleys. Rain or snow has
,,uo, on the Atlantic coast and light rain
an tho Gulf coast and Florida. The temperature has
Tisen in the Atlantic States. and has generally fallen
'isawbere Lower temperature b. expected IN the
ohio Valley and south to the Gulf In Middle and NoI:h
,antr Stat. the lower lake regions Generally
higher temperature will prevail west 4 me Mississippi
River Snow furres may be expected IN :he lower lake
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
TO ESTABLISH A NEW THROUGH LINE.

Pttsburg Jan. Ga Wheeling. W. Va, dispatch says :
at to-day that negotiations arc In
progress between h, altor. and Ohio and the Wheeling
and Erie ty III Of the line OF the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Corp'. In this city The price to
be ynd for the about 80 O00 900. II the deal II
completed the Baltimore and Ohio and Wheeling and lake
Erie will be- brought into direct connection and a new
East and West through line will b. established. The
nouncernent sensation In rlilroad circles"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
AGREEMENT OF SALMON CANNING CONCERNS.

San Francisco, Jan. t-pccial-Al the coast sal
mon.cannng companies met here today and signed
AN agreement which will have an important influence
nm the salmon market. OF thirty four cannores rep
resented only nine will be operated this year. and the
pack will be limited to half Of last seasons output
This will b. divided among the canneres Oh the per
centage Of their pack last season
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Remove the Cause.

7, "a M doubt the correct thing to treat thc symptoms
y, d.eose but this Is not effective uhes '"e cause Oh
the complaint is removed. The sores anu 'rup''o"' OF
.o,ul, may be healed by mercury anu potash treatment
,t un,c.s the cause these symptoms i c'ah'ei f"
tho ysem they Will return attack some o' The delicate
,otornaI organs swfts Specific strikes AT the cause o
the trouble. and fose, the germs oi disease ana
,c po.oo through the pores Of the sk ana al The same
,,,., ,,cs -, the general health OF the sufferer.
, mai, ,.,u.be book to all who will send FOR IT,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
r,,v rrryToy CUTOFF To BE OPENED.

Norri.town. Penn. Jan. CT Is given ont In Penn
sylvania Railroad croles To-Day mat tomorrow thc
Ito, of thc Trenton branch between Glen Loeb
, Tho schuvuu River will be opened for traffic
,t,. co,puIctiuc the short lire Ink between the
W. ,oJ New York. The superintendent ntimated
hovcvcr that the fall OF snow might delay the open
inr f,r Il day two.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
A Very COmmo Wannt.

"ou. OF sor.s,, distrsit," the blues' the c are
,na, vpneatiyes for uncomfortable, undehnablc
,o accomranIed with lastude. nervousness. indiges
,, Poverty OF the blood remedy which effective
,o,cb,c nersenty used is paramount need is con
,tve evidence that the system Is nsuccnty nourbhed
,o and to, mn other caue where organic diseesc does
no, exis, the food not assimllacd Reinforce the nag
n energies OF the stomach reform irregular condition
q, the towel. keep up heshul secretion OF the DIG "'
H6steter's Stomach B.tters For over m'fv FelrS H'
r,.r n,edictne hs supped the want Of the ncr-
yous invalid the dyspeptic and Of persons deficient In
VITALITY an efficient tonic. 10 It's po"Nr OF imrartne
strength is attributable efficacy preventive Of
naayria and la grippe. Thoroughly erecu' 700 ior
sheumstisu kidney complaint and neuralgia
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
SENATOR cnANDLER's COMPLAINT.

Concord, y. H., Jan. G.-ScnatDr Chandler has sent
communication Railroad COmiAssioners complain
he rarosd corporations In this State are Issuing
passes violation OF the laws Newiompshire
and asks that board take TO put stop 10
this unlawful practice The Commissioners have answered
:he letter stating that there is vacancy in the board and
that A. soon as 10 hled they will consider the complaint
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Rome Jan. G.-The Pope has lately been ENJOYING
good health. Notwithstanding all reports to the con
trary He now takes regularly five hours sleep nightly
Every day he takes walk in the Vatican gardens
Leo NH never has his apartments warmed In winter
The only change he makes is Ia put on warmer clothing
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
RAPID TRANSIT IN BOSTON.

Boston, Jan 6.-The Rapid Transit Commissioners sub
mltted partial report TO Governor and CoInc today
The report entirely with the question OF TAX
ing lands by right Of eminent domain and 1t recommends
legislation giving authority take all OF piece OF land
when any part Is TAKEN legal opinion also submitted
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07


into the political arena to Influence his spiritual
subjects In their chOice.'-
VI. RIBOT'S COURSE APPROVED BY THE POWERS.
Paris. Jan. Cit is declared in official circles here
that all the Powers approve Of the attitude OF VI.
ldbO, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, in regard to the
expulsion OF VI. ChadOumc from Bulgaria Tho
French Government, II Is said in It's demands the
Iulgnan Government merely desired to insure re-
spec fr the capituati0ns and to prevent recurrence
Of the affair. The dispute il is further declared lacks
the gravity which has been attributed to IL by the
foreign press; and speedy and satisfactory settlement
OF the difficulty between France and Bulgaria i con
hdently expected
sofa Jan. Cit is semi-ofically declared that the
Bulgarian Government has not the slightest intention
Of prOclaming its Independence, and that the rumOr
TO this effect has evidently been circulated with the
view TO sowing discOri between Bulgaria and the
Porto, thus delaying the settlement Of the Chadourne
affair.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
TILE FRENCH DI.TY On PETROLEI'M

Paris. Jan. G.-The Senate yesterday, by a vote OF
oo3 to L. agreed to the reduced duty on petroleum
adopted by the Chamber Cf Deputies, on the condition
that she new tariff shall not into operation untl
october. in order 10 compel fresh legislation on
petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

DIRECTORS or TWO UNION PACIFIC ROADS.
Omaha Jan. G.-The Cml la and RepubIcln Valley and
Omaha and Elahom valley railroad now prts OF ths
Union Pacific ,ytcm held their annual election to-day cd
both chose tho following dire,tor, Jay Could Russell
sage Sidney Dillon and A. f.. orr, OF YORK; E Ia
Ames E. Atkins and +. Gordon Dexter, Of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Paris. Jan. Ga dispatch to the Temps from
Portoaovo says that the King OF Dahomey Is making
raid, In that district, taking slaves destined Tor
sacrifices and Others and selling them to work On the
Belgian Congo railway and In German coast factories.
The TEMPS demands an explanation from the
Eelsans.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
rnELAKr SHORE AND wEsrErN DEAL.

Chaunccy NJ. Depew and II. Mex. Twomhlss have been
elected directors OF the Milwaukee Lake Shore and w.st
road pursuance OF the agreement for the exchange
OF stock with the Chicago and Northwestern. Marvin
Iughtt and NJ. L. Sykes elected tune ago to
represent the Northwestern.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

DE MAUPASSANT TO GO TO AN INSANE ASYLUM.
Cannes. jan G-H Guy de MaupasSant. the dlStin-
gui,hcd French author who attempted to commit sui
eide here on Friday left Cannes to-day In charge OF
keepers, His condition is such that 1t has been found
necessary 10 place him In Insane aSvlum lie VIII
be confined in a private Institution at PaSsy.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
BOSTON AND LOWELL ANNUAL MEETING.

Boston, Jan. 6The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Boston and Lowell Railroad was held to-day. Tho
officers were all reelected 1t voted to authorize the
OF 1000 shares Of stock for the purpose OF pay
improvements made by the essees the Boston ana
Maine
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THE popE AXr THE FRENCH cA1IIoLIcS.

,, c-"TLc Chroniclc's' Paris cOrNs-
,,a,,on, ,,v,. ",yhe Pope has pcrcmporly declined
&. advise French Catholics In regard to adherence 10
tbe Republic lie declares that WIN ,'c cAIe,''nee
~ the United States before them, II Is ou'" Ia>n anu
rs,,.o IA nous ears for called 'Ca'oho P"ooisH
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
We Alcohol

pure alcohol to make WoLrF's Acas
BLAcKISG. Alcohol is good for leather;
it is good for the skin. Alcohol is the chief
ingredient Of Cologne, Florida Water, and
Bay Rum the well known face washes.
We think there is nothing too costly 10 use
in good leather preservative.
Acme Blacl1ing retails at 2Oc.
and at that price sells readily. Many
people are SO accustomed to buying dress-
ing or blacking at sc. and l0c. bottle
that they cannot understand that black.
ing can be cheap at 20c. Wcwant to meet
them with cheapness if we can, and to ac-
complish this we offer reward Of
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
region rain or New England and fair or clearing
weather elsewhere
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. THURSDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. THURSDAY.
For New. Engand. rain colder by night gales.
becoming westerly.
For NewYork, showers clearing in the south slightly
colder; northwesterly gales.
For New-Jersey. Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryiand.
Virginia the Carolnas. Georgia and Florida. generally
fair; colder: northwesterly winds.
For Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas and
TeNss generally fair days; warmer by Thursday
night
For Ohio and Indiana clearing; colder.
For West Virginia. Tennessee and Kentucky snow fur.
ries: colder.
For Illinois Upper Michigan and Wisconsin. clearing;
For Lower Michigan furries cooler.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Pre- dents with Endorsement OF the suggestion that sd
donal help be procured carry out the agreement OF
January Q.
Chicago, Jan. G.-Gencral Passenger HOW'LL. OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and western, has issuei q
circular announcing that tickets isSned by reading
the Chicago and Alton Railroad will be accepted
by the company hereafter and that the relations ex
iSting prior TO April Il. 1891. are restored. The
circular.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
HEAVY sxowsroRM IN SCOTLAND.

London, Jan Ga heavy snowsorm prevails IN the
northern part Of Scotland. The snow has been
failing continuously for thirty six hours
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

THE DANVILLE SYNDICATE OVER-SUBSCRIBED.
It IL understood that John II. Inman will hand in his
resignation president Of the Richmond and Dan'ile
prior meeting o. khoders next Monday. His
successor nay be George S. Scott who was formerly
yicepesident and who H. acquainted with the system
although there some talk OF scducing E. b. Thomas
from his position vcepresdent Oh the Newfork, Lake
Erie and Western. The guar antee syndicate TO carry the
Richmond and Danvle floating dett until permanent
plan IS arranged has subscribed to the amount
letween $4,000 00C and s7,O0O,00) The prn ial sub
scribei they pledge themselves to pro-
vide, are follows Somuel Thomas. Calvin 3 Brce
Jay Could Henry B. Payne, c. NJ. McGhee and George
f. Baker. each 500 coo; Work. Stroac Co., Moore
Schley, Thomas NJ. Logan. and J. A. Rutherford each
- 80 OO0; John H. Inman and J. Mavin each 500 600
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
SHOCKS IN ITALY.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ITALY.
Rome Jan. G.-Earthquakc shocks were felt today
At Verona lllasl, Parma, MOdcna, Chavari and Pes
chleIa.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
DR.. SchenCk's Mandrake Pills
SChenck'S SeaWeed Tonic

before and meals. ALREADY you begin u feel ike
new person. But don't forget your lungs Beware o.
terrible tendency Of La Grippe TOW ard pneumonia
YOU chest pains cough better settle the mates
~ a tabIespOOnful OF
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

t. claim that their acknowledged chief should descend
lht9 the political arena TO influence his spiritual
subjects in their chOice.'-
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Ohcc Jan. :, a. m.-Snow, 10 the depth Of
about four or five inches with te rain fol. yesterday
forenoon with brisk northeascrly winds shifting IL south
westerly after the storm passed The humidity was %
between % and 81 degrees. the (2Sp being 5a
lower than on Tuesday.
In and near this city to-day there will probably -
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

60 right about H. Don't waste minute. For he
splitting headache acking pains along the splne ana ln
sides aud loins muscles and loint-. chs
and feyers, and dsnclatCn for foOd, you muss
Of