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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TIE THIRD NIGHT SESSION A FARCE

Washington. March 1.-The third eight -cSsion
which the House has held for the consideration Of
tension bills far exceeded it, two predecessors IN the
hack Of dccOfum shown 10y the few members In attend
ance. II the prcylou sessions have been characterized
as comedies, tonight, performance might be placed
iu the category of frces. a point OF no quorum, n
call az tbe Iiouse a tedious wait: and that all.
This Is the third pension evening when the House has
adjourned without enactng -inglc pension biil' and
the fends Of pension legislation are indignant. They
state that II there Is another recurrence OF IL they
will make an earnest cndcavor to repeal the fui"
which remircs tho House adj Oum at 10 30 ana VIII
insist on he House remaining in session untl adjourn
mcnt IS ordered BY majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
rr.vr TIE BIDOMYyGDILE SITE INTACT.

Nearly a thousand signatures have been secured oy
, friends of Columbia College to the memorial which
they intend to present to the legislature ASKING that
The proposed bill to authorize the cutting OF street
through the Bloomn gdale site be thrown out 1--we
hundred of these signatulS were obtained yesterday
Hers, Ar, some Of them: William NJ EVarts, ). a.
Dostwick Josiah NJ. fishe. Eugene IT, Biachloiu Do'-
man B. Eaton. John r. Metcalie ARENAS H. ho'ne9'
rr Charles Stedman Bull, ;. Il. Lesher y. Whitman
Dr = NJ. Marhoc. Dr. Francis II. Harkoc Dr. +. W.
Narkoe William E. Iselin. Charles II. spencer. BURIAL
Hoffman, W. H. Draper. Francis ID. Galntin JOIN
Chopper George p sheldon, Russell sturgis' Robert
Waller. IT., George W. Maynard, +. II. Wetherbec
Heller r. Bishop, G. c. Shayne. George IL. Adams T. l.
Barlow Henry c. CalhAR, samuel r. ADAMS oharies
stewart Dawson, Il. ). Bacon, Thomas . ChrhSOh
N, ,n,lor Duncnu Francis f. Wilson, Joseph Cornell
Ccorro Putnam smith, Byadish johnson. IT.. the REV
DR. Eugene \. Hoffman, Augustus hodntze, inc Kew
DR. J. ii. Rylance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
MRS. CoWEy FOUND TO BE SANE.

SaraGrd, y. y, March lin the matter OF MIS-.
louise : Cowen, mother Of sidney j. Cowcn, Assistant
Corporation Counsel of the city Of New-IOrk. Judge
]. W. Houghton. Of this village, appointed commits
soner OF -he Court Of Common Pleas, has reported TO
that court that after heating the evidence offered he
lms determined that the time she committed to
the Bloomlngdae Asylum-October 10, ls1l-and until
December Z, 1891 when her son was appointed com
njttec in charge OF her person and estate, she was
person of unsound mind and that since then by nns-
ing and medical treatment she has recovered her Ica
SON and has been since January I5. 1892 person OF
sound mind and that the committee should be dis
charged lie also finds that october ], 1891 aud
al ali times since ars. Cowen has been resident OF
Saratoga springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
1fIE NETWORK STREET CLEANING BILL.
PASSED. Ky THE ASSEMBLY-THE COURT OF GEN
ERAL SESsIONS-SUPPLY BILL.

PASSED. Ky THE ASSEMBLY-THE COURT OF GEN
ERAL SESsIONS-SUPPLY BILL
Albany, March II Sp-caD.-The Street Cleaning
bill which was drawn up by Mayor Grants ADVISORY
Committee. and which came TO Albany on Monday
night, passed the Assembly today. The OIL was
not changed in any particular. 1t will probably get
through the senate before the end Of next wcok.
A considerable number of the members Of the
Assembly were absent this morning; the "Geater
New York bill a. it l. called. was not taken up III
though It WAS on the order Of third reading. on tine
motion of General Hustled the bin made special
order for next Tuesday morning. The Democratic
leader annctn need that he would move a call of the
House Immediately after the journal had been read
on that morning
The Old fight. which has been carried on III bfooSh
for many years rs TO which body should have control
II the County Farm the Supervisors the Charities
commissioners has been transferred 10 the Legislature
The responsibility and the patronage OF the fa m now
ore divided between the two sells Of men. Assembly
man Kelly recently introduced a bill turning the
inuitu,ion over 10 the Charities Commissioners ana
tD-day Ass.mbIv,nan Byrnes sent I'm measure turn
ing 1t over to the supervisors. The politicians are
not at all anxious that either bill shall pass.
District Attorney Ncos bill increasing the number
OF General sessions judges from four TO five. and the
number Of parts the General sessions Court rom
three TO five. was sent into the Assembly to-day
The bill has a peculiar provision, which makes IL
impossible for another election OF General sessions
Judge within fourteen years after the coming cecoh
Assemblyman Roche sent In "a Dill prONlulnS lot u
new park In the seventh ward. , 80, - -
The skeleton of the Annual supply OH was re-
porte, from the Ways and Means committee IN tle
Assembly, simply TO give the bin a place on tle
calendar. No one allowed TO get glimpse oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
THE MINING EXCITEMENT IN MINNESOTA.

Duluth Mimi, March 1.-THE Messol Range iron
excitement continues without sign OF Abatement the
worse blizzard ever known having had no eiect wiaI
ever on it. New companies are getting to work. ana
the snow is advantage IN getting supplies lnc
new Stock Exchange is not fully in working order YET
hu iron stocks are on sale all over the city, although
there are more buyers than sellers some OF the most
prominent railroad capitalists and politicians IN the
West a few days ago organized the Iron Chh Mining
Company with s. 100000 capital. and for the purpose
Of pushing the developments on the Mesab Range they
will sell limited amount Of tic treasury stock. other
companies have adopted the means Of developing
their properties, and already army of men Is at
work along nearly the entire hundred miles of the
range. IN number Of Instances the development
needed consists only in stripping on Few feet OF sur
face carlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
, prc LIST OF TARIFF ORATORS.

Washington March iI.-Thus far the little blank
book in which the names Of members who SIGNIFY 10
the speaker their intention "a spah on any set topic
are inscribed shows list Of thirty members OF The
House who have remarks to make on the tarih qucs-
ton. There are a number OF other members VINO In
tend 10 speak on the subject OF the tarif who have not
prt their names down. ard the lst includes only two
or three names OF members Of the Ways aud Means
Committee ~ which all the members. except perhaps,
Chairman Springer be expected 10 make speeches
II is probable that Of the speakers viii have TO
speak at night sessions 81 the House. NO decision has
vel been reached 10 hold night sessions, but order
NAV be- made Let apart certain hours IN each even
ing of next week for debate Only upon the tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
GOOD woEK on SHELLS AND ToRPEDoEs.


Washington March IL (Speclan-rie Naval Bureau
OF Ordnance has had unusual experience with a
contractor and that i highly gratifying 10 the
Naval authorities. MessfS. T. ". Bliss 4 CO.. Of
Brooklyn, have informed the Navy Department that
they viii make charge for sight work performed
by their men In the fulnlmcnt OF the contract
for Whitehead tOrpcdocs and forged common
shells which the Department ordered In haste
dnrfng the preparations for hosilitcs with Chill
The contractors report that they were put TO no dis
advantage IN the matter by the extra labor i'm
posed The Chief of ordnance visited the works Of
this company Bay Ridge yesterday ard found that
surprising progress had been made toward the COM
petion OF the contract for the shells and that every
thing pointed 10 the securing OF material which should
surpass In quality the English shells which serve as
a pattern. II has been decided TO make the armor-
piercing prOlectlles IN the same wsy ms Bliss d
Co. ARE making these common shells. The production
of Whitehead orpedocs. Of which The Department Or
deed 100 Is progressing sstsac tony nearly all the
parts OF torpeiOes being ready Tor a'n;hgnmauon.
o; the first torpedo will be held at Bay Ridge
in a week or two, and IL the results meet the re-
ourements OF the contract the remainder VIII be
finished and delivered. 1t is expected that the firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TIE MEETING OF TIE POsTMASTERs.

Washington, March l1.-At the meeting Of post
masters tO-dny the committee TO which referred
resolution respecting postal notes, reported. recon-
mcndng the issue Of postal fractional notes Of fixed
denominations. TO be sold for their face value.
resolution 10 permit the large Offices 10 employ subs
tnte other persons 20 test carrier routes In
order to avoid lettering. was adopted. Resolutions
we're adopted avorng tho establishment of separate
corps of collectors of mails. and recommending that
Union soldiers and sailors be mndc exempt from CIVIL
Service examination for appointment on the collectors,
force and declaring II to be the duty Of poStinasters
to return TO sendc7 all second third and fourth class
mnttcr Endorsed 10 be returned scnders guaranteeing TO
pay the return postage. report was submitted by
tho committee sccOnd-class matter.
A committee from the meeting Of p0'tmasters now
being held In this city before the House Committee
on postOfccs aud POST Road, today, and urged van-
propositions that considered by tie convention
~ bcng FOR the good Of the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TIE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH SPAIN.


Washington, March 1.-THE dispatch from Madrid
Yesterday saying that the Senate bad approved the
commercial convention between Spain and the United
states Is not strictly accurate. Under the spanish
laws the Government" branch of the general Gov
eminent corresponding to the Executive branch OF this
Government Is fully empowered to conclude treaties
with other countries independently of tho legislative
branch A treaty Of commerce between spain and the
United States recently concluded In due form. the
negotiations the part OF this Government being con
ducied by General Foster. Of the State Department who
went TO Madrid for that purpose When the terms OF
the treaty became known In Madrid considerable dis
satisfaction WAS manifested because of an impression
that the United states had decidedly the better OF tbs
bargain The opposition was strong that the Cores
appointed a committee TO investigate the matter In
order TO determine whether the Government had made
wise aud proper Of It's powers. The report Of the
committee fully sustained the action OF the Govern
nrnt and while no Information to that effect has been
received at the state Department. II Is believed that
was this report that WAS approved by The senate yes
tertuy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

although prompt measures were adopted TO sup
press &C. it spread and has reached scotland.
Many sheep are imported into the United states
from Great Britain. and 1t is feared that IL viii be
introduced by them into the United States In spite
Of the quarantine. II the disease continues to pre-
vail in Great Britain It will doubt be necessary
is said for the Government OF the United states
entirely 10 prohibit the importation OF cattle, shop
goats and swine until the outbreak has been com,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TIE pETAIIAToRy ALTON

Washin ,ton, March LITTLE President Is now con
sidcrng the question OF issuing proclamation Of the
retaliation against those countries which have refused
To enter into reciprocal relations with the United
states In accordance with the provisions Of the Nc
Kiney act. The countries said to be included ARE
Columbia, llayt, Nicaragua. Honduras and Venezuela
but the matter Is not finally settled as vet. la ac-
cordancc with notice previously given, the proc'aIa
ton will be issued Oh March H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
4 WILL BEovEarHryG $4,000 SET ASIDE.

Boston, March lI.-Judgc White day sent In lis
decision setting aside the will of Edward A. White the
late Fire Commissioner. who died In May last. leaving
a fortune OF $3.50 900. The will was contested by his
daughter Mrs. Anna 5. Rowe, who alleged unhue lnEu
.,c. IN tho mari Of his Wife, The wiii the
Of $50 OOO 10 Edward F. OBren. formerly c.erk for
MIR White; gave $4,000 in trust 70. Mrs Rowe's chill
dreu and loft Mrs. Rowe nothing The widow received
Life interest In about oGo and at her death the
sum OF $4,000 was TO be given 10 Charities IN ana
shont Rn,to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
A DrcrSJOy FOR THE MAVERICK BANK.

Boston. March IL Special. -Jusuce Colt to-day. In
the United States Circuit Court sustained the defend
ants demurrer In the case Of the Franklin County
National Bank agt Receiver Thomas p. Beal. of the
Maverick National Bank. The Franklin Bank brought
bill In equity against the receiver TO compel him to
Day over TO 1t $4,000, the proceeds of check given
by Brown Durrell d Co. in payment OF their note for
that sum. which had matured October 81. 1891 the
day the bank closed its doors. The Maverick Bank
when il received the check, entered II on the books 10
the credit OF the Franklin Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
A MoNEY ORDER coNvENroX wIrm ArgrRIA

4 NVNF.l VTNUT't 'V.N' TaNIIVN VIII NTNTNTN
Washington. March IA convention has been
Cndcd between the P1tmas ter General nud the author.
tiles ~ the e-ilungaran monarchy for the ex
the United states This convention signed day
by the PostmastcrCenenl. and will 20 Into effect on
April /. Up to the present time money orders issued
In tile United States for payment In Austria OF Hun
gary or issued In those two countries FOR payment in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

is receiving favorable considerations The state
thus VII have no new resources OF taNatlon lIe
outgoes for the SUPPORT of its penal and charitable
institutions must be great, because 1t Is growing
State and the surplus upon which 1t had recKoned
the 5000, 900 of the direct tax retind-has
been swept away by the debts incurred by the
previous Democratic administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Washington. March li.-Much uneasncss Is felt
by American stockowners and particularly by the
Department OF Agriculture account OF a serious
outbreak OF foot and mouth disease In Great Britain.
The disease. II Is stated at the Department. first
detected In the London markets on February L. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
A TRIP OE RARE INTEREST.

On March - palatial Pullman vestbnlr 81 = VIII
speed from the foot OF CorlaDdt and De- uses sts
for California. in charge of Tourist Agent and
ChAperon. IL is OF the famous Pennsylvania hai
road Tours 10 the Golden Gate Four weeks VIII %
Spent In California. Ronnd-trip rate. $500. Space
q train information may be had upon apple
- Tourist Agent No. sac broadway. n. Y. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
INTOLERABLE ECZEMA
Two Boys Seriously Affected. Doc.
tors and all Remedies Fail.
Cured by Cuticura.

Two OF my boys were seriously affected with eczema.
so that Il was intolerabe TO bear. ! had tried ell
remedies by physicians who failed to relieve but 10
month from the time ! began using CUTICURA
REMEDIES we were all we'll One Of my boys he'd ID
about nve months. l would recommend them 70 eli
persons 3 afflicted
CALEB ABER Vienna, Warren Co.. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.

Washington March lin the House this morning
on motion OF Mr. Curtis OF York. bill passed
increasing to S25 a month the pension II George X.
Allen, of New-York Allen Is ninety-n years old
and served in the Of 1912.
on the suggestion Of Mr.. McMn. OF Tennessee,
two hours tomorrow apart for the consders
ton of private bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
Mr.. wANAMAKER's POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.

MR. WANAMAKER'S POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.
Washington March il.-Representatlve HOPKINS Vi
ILLINOIS, to-day at the request Of ostmas'er-Eeherii
Wanamaker introduced IA bill to authorize the estaolis'-
mcnt of postal telegraph service and for other pur-
nose, Mr. Hopkins desired it understood that ne was
not committed to any Of It's provisions. II authorizes
the POSTING upon the advice and approval
Of the secretary Of the Treasury and the Attorney
eral to contract with of telegraph lines Tor th7
transmission Of CORES pondcncc press dispatches ana
posa money orders between any points designated by
him al or in connection with postofces under rules
and regulations TO be prescribed by him. at such rates
as nav be agreed upon. not, however, 10 eAccch ue
rates for similar messages now charged. The charges
arc ia he prepaid by stamps. No new or addltiOnai
officers are TO be created, nor additional CLERKS EN-
Moved In the Posohicc Department, nor is any eN-
ucndre Of money TO be made contracted for beyond
the SUMS received for the delivery charge OF the
messages Appropriations not exceeding such sums
are made to carry out the ob.cCts Of the act. The
prov, ons of all statutes prescribing punishment TOT
violation, of laws relating to the postal service are ex-
tended and made applicable TO the service provided ior
The bill also provides that the Postmaser6eneiaI, py
and with the advice and consent Of the President, may
conclude rcnti,, conventions with foreign countries
for the extension and connection OF the pOsthl u'c
rraph service Including the interchange OF postal tc
graph money orders between them and the Ohted
states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
EFFECT OF CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
0'' ,,ouyrrNG TO 600 PER CENT.

ONE MONTHS INCREASE OF FLouh La
o'' 40 ,unIyT1NG no 600 PER CENT
Washngtoc March IL (speciai.-tnder .ne v,ni,od
c,ty arrecment relating to exports from u'e o'r.o
state 10 Cuba the duty wheat flour exported " ,o
leland from the United states was reduced ~ 'o'
t,loc,oms or about 90 cents barrel, on anu ...o WV.
January l. 1892 According TO the SUMMARY 80
mcnt of exports and imports for January W.
u,s issued today bv the Chief OF the b'ueeu
statistics, the exports OF wheat -four ron 'ic
states 70 Cuba during the month OF January a"o'''o
IN G49j- barrel, valued at S32o,Ooo' as co"p'"'N
with e.34 barrels valued at S46I4o IN o'c '
r,spouding months Of last year This was an increase
IN ouanuty OF 557l4 barrels, or more Una" wv
ucr cent in a single month"; and an increase III >"'o,
a. Sas2 $50 or more than Oh per cent Inc ''''''
c>ports Of wheat flour from the United etaes ~
Cuba during the year ended June so, 1871 amou"'o
10 only ia 447 barrels. valued at s0olo $780, OF oH
about d per cent more than the exports curing 'o
first month after the reciprocity agreement went li'o
effect. Ill
This IS one Of the fruits OF what Democrats cal
" humbuc reciprocity" of what statesman McMiinh ue-
nounced I'm the House on Tuesday as un Democratic;
nm Republican and American ~ the last dceTee.
The American farmer tolerate that sort OF mum
bug" easily even If 1t is "un- Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
Aggravating Eczema

Having hsd an aggravated case Of eczema on ankle sn1
OF two years standing, induced 10 try yeuP
CUTiCURA REMEDIES. which have entirely cured ne
now. would with confidence recommend them 70
j. CARTER, 4o4 f. 1884 Street, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

will be able 70 turn OUT the torpcdocs ut the rate OF
ore "A week. The Cushing. now ~ the New YORK
Navy Yard will be turned over To the bureau OF
Ordnance and utilized In the thorough ana practca
trial OF tDrDedOc5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

-, ,..,,c,oo Dsnartment acting as intermediary,
and dcducng from the face va %rect 81 mee
order a zee o, viii abolish this extra intermediary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

THE MILITARY ACADEMY APPROPRIATION.
Washington. March Ex-senator Cullom, from the
Committee Appropriations, to-day reported to the
ate the Military Academy Appropriation BILL The amount
OF the bill II passed the House 1905 $685. and
the Increase recommended Is 500 lG2 making the total
amount ff3GS2i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
ANNOYING Eczema

gentleman In the house (Nr Thos. Carter had what
was called letter salt rheum his hand, and Il DO.
spreading and annoying him very much. per.
suaded hin, to try your CUTICURA REMEDIES. cod
they entirely cured him he has mad anything
ike IL since He wished say, when wrote tAS1
he thinks II the best cure for skin disease
Mrs. VAN WICKLE,
692 Atantlc-aye., Brooklyn, ". r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

lI~~rinx's Copenhagen Cherry Cordial.
Delicate In bouquet, rich In body, supeTb In eject
All Leading Grocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

The Highest Grade Of Seer
Manhattan Beer 81 from Pure MAI and Hops Ordci
BY mall j. Chr. q. Hupfe Brewing Co.. ID East os-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
WHY Suffer One Moment

From torturing and disagurng skin diseases, when .
N the greet majority Of csses afford Instant relief IN the
blochy skin. scalp and blood diseases with loss Of
hair and point to speedy, permanent, ana economical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Mr.. Flint is merchant at No. 40 Pearlst, this
city, and he lives at No Montague Terrace. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

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