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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
BIG PRICES FOR TROTTING HORSES

FIFTYTHRrE HEAD SOLD At LEXINGTON FOR
$50 725-Two COSTLY BROOD MARES.
Lexington. KY, Feb. (specaD.--At Woodland &
shanln's sale Of tro;tng horses to-day Rfty-;hree
head changed hands for tsl50.725, an averages Of
g. 051. Two brood murce. Pao Alto Belle aud Mary
Marshall. tho former in foal to NuwoOd and the latter
10 AlertOn, each sold for more money than any
trottlng brood brought before public
cutlery. C. W. Williams disposed of thlrtytwo head
for s75.0s0. Nh average OF ?2,37I.
Following some Of the best prices brought:
Palo Alto Belle, b. m, by Eectoneer. dam Beauti-
full Bells by Tie Moor, J. b. Perry Lexington, Ky.
loo Meg Mcrrilles, b. m, by ElecuDnecr. dam
Young GYPSY, by Mambrino Pilot, J. {. Jefferson,
Lexington. ~ 200 Mac - blk. M. by NutwoOd, dam
Alcns by George Wilkes. Miller y Sibley, ~ 900
Ala Ia 6r. M. by Alcyone. dam Winona By Curtis
linmblct0nlan ". II. C.aWfor, Lexington, $1,000
berkshire Belle. br. by .NcyOns. dam Belle Bras
field, by Cripple ". II. Wilson, Cynthiana S4OlO
ialo Alto Beile. yenrng colt. by Aknnan. dam Palo
$1,000; Alliues. yeaiiins colt. br. G., by St. BEL dam
Alnc by Belmont. }. l.. Whitwolth. Nashville. - 900
berkshire beltc, ycarng colt, dark bay. by Chimes,
dam Berkshire Belle, }. T. Tolbert, Millesbuig, Ky,
$4,000: Lizzie Mac. CHI m. by NutwoOd dam Lucinda.
by Cuvler A. "a. Moore. Philadelphia. $500; Barn
hart b. So full brother 10 ,ettOn by Jay Bird. dam
Gussie wilkes by Mambrino Boy. II. :. Henry Morris
VILE Penn. $1,000 DreXte b. G.. fall brother to AK
tell by william L.. dam Lowry by Mambrino Boy Budd
Do6le. Chicago. $500 Judge Rider. 30, by Billy
Wilkes dam Miss Bemis G. A. Smith. ClllicOthc, Ohio.
si;G coo: Mary Marshall. -, b. m, Z. by Billy
wilkes dam Dennie snyder. j. u. Perry. Lexington.
$l2.50O.
George Ketcham Toledo. bought today Of John
Madden. this city, the Electioneer marc Morca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
cryrBOTS GIVERS THANKED.

The Rev ;. B. Halliday Of Brooklyn. writes u
rho T,bune acknowledging the receipts OF the fol-
lowing additional sums for the Minister'S WidoS'
,hose destitute condition described in the columns OF
This paper has drawn out generous responses: MIS-
william T. Cochran. $50; We'll wisher." IS; TO
Mrs southland from I.dy." 80.
H. Halliday announced that the total amount now
receivcd is S43., and that his connection with the
,,nd T. now closed. In behalf OF the widow and for
himself he desires TO thank all who have so gener.
omslv aided i'm the cause. He encloses the letter %
a liberal contributor. woman. VINO states thar az
ahongh she belongs 10 a different religious denorlna-
lion and had expected the fund would be raised =
the widows brethren. vet she Is glad TO controu.S
her share for this worthy oblect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE REPORT

Philadelphia, Feb THE annual meeting OF thc
Philadelphia and Eric stockholders was hrHeN AZ
tended today owing TO the eifo'ts OF the Commcrcl''
E>chanc, Of tbs city 10 make Ere port ior gram
shipment ard 10 induce I'll, Guy govern
ment which hold, 5000 shares OF stock In The road
&, ioin IN the c,,ot None OF this stock was voted.
however a. difference Of opinion exists a TO wmch
IL, The city ofcial, has the right to cast the baho
and the meeting entirely harmonious fFe,ideut
cIrrc H. lbct, addrcsed the stockholders ana sald
tina, the Pennsylvania Ellr 'ad had lhVes'eu nat
million dollars 20 attain the end desired but II h
tcan rnsucc,. fnl although prospects for the future
vc,e cool In conclusion he declared that the roao
WIS willing T. cooperate with the merchants OF fn'
dolrhla According TO the report, the gross earnings
80 sci for 1901, compared with IN" preed-
i,c GEAR show an increase OF ss7,1'3' "hc INC
,- -tt,'y eIncu,eS S33l7 $50 show a decrease OF
sI.OGl The net earnings for lS0i from all source re-
var, Al 81 lJl6, Increase over loDV Oh Gi-"fO''
A. the c,nrtlnn which followed. ". II. Barnes sue
ceedcd the late Wlitar Mo.iis a. manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
,,,,p,v r., srCCrrp GENERAL KAt'TZ.

w,.hiuc1on Feb (Special.-Therc Is every hEeIi-
hood that TIE President will appoint Colonel Eugene
4 Carr OF the 9th Cavalry, 10 be Brisadler"ehe'al
,ico sKautz retired II is said that TIL + ~"
onpoinnnent favored by the War Department, ana th'
Tie selection of this Office meets the approVA' o t''
President There may br some incident when AT Ill"
,, ,nr,on will lead 10 the selection " an0hcf man,
,,t o., this iunc'urc il is understood that pncucnN
ro1inr stand, in the way Of Colonel Cars nomirauoh'
There Will be more colonies Of cavalry ana ihiahuY
d,earn,lutcd by the naming Of General kautz's sac
cc.-or no matter who the man may be- tnan mas ever
leon the ca,e before. good many OF thc Olh'er'
r.olze that this il the last opportunity they VIII nave
IN rot a mace on the list OF bg,gader generals 30 a'
there has been only one colonel OF artillery mentioned
In connection with the place. aud that Is Colonel JOhh
NeudenhaN Of tie "a Artillery. lie i eocd oh'er'
Inf fine artillery colonies hIVt never ~lOOl nhch VI
chance If getting above tlci' present grade. IH'F
ire never seriously mentioned in connection win
h,yhcr clde, and. with Two exceptions. Colonel "iD
.on ana Colonel liant. none Of them has st'od any
nos. bic show IL securing the commission 0i D"s'u'''
reu.,nI The tendency has been to ploinj'' 'hVaOF
and Infantry officers. who usually have more oppor
tuultIc, for distinguishing emsel'c. and placing hc'
scvc, in situation, merit reward. The service III
those arm, the plains Is fun Of ACTIVITY am 'ose
who spend their live, Western posts attract more
attention when the line for promotion comes IMAM
,ho who have been stationed ,eHb0ard posts Wh
are occupied by the batteries Gi ar'li'rN' ~ '
Gidotc Who stand fair chance for honIH,ion "ie
Colonel, FORSYTH ard Bnbin. Of the caNhN 'u',cF9
0u, swain. Merriam CTOitOn, o. he inihiIS ana P'9
siIIv Colonel j. }. Coppinger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
H1RR1OT. THE FARMLAND, ON TRIAL
JURY sECUEED-THE HUSBAND OF THE MUIR
DERED MRS. LEONARD TFSTIrFs.

A Jury SFCUEED-THE HUSBAND OF THE MUIR
DERED MRS LEONARD TFsnrfS.
Freehold, y. J.. Feb. (SpecaD.-The trial OK Louis
Oubortin alias Louis Harriet. for the murder OF Mrs
Charles r. Leonard at Atlantic Highlands on Novem-
Der o. began here this morning. Chief Justice Mer-
Ger Beasley presided. with Judges Conover Bennett
and CIrtIss upon the bench The Court had assigned
william H. vreaenbursh and ex-Assemblyman johnson
to defend tho prisoner. The state was represented by
District Attorney WINS and eX state Senator NcvnS
The prisoners lawyers moved for an adjournment Tor
a week because Dr. John W. Ward. the head OF the
Stat, Asylum for the Insane at Trenton, whom they
had summoned here for the purpose OF esying as TO
lIarrot's sanity. was kept a. home By Illness Tho
motion was denied by The court. 1t was noon before
the jury was obtained. Ex-senator Nevns made the
opening specch'for the State.
Charles +. Leonard. the husband OF the dead woman
testified that when he left his house on the day his wife
was Murdered lie told Harriet. who his farm
hand TO put manure the asparagus beds. Mrs.
Leonard painting in the sitting rOom Mr. Leon
ard went back TO the house at o'clock. He asked
his daughter Alice where her mother was and She
said She did moi know lie had not seen Harriet at
work, ard hc asked Alice where he had gone. Alice
had not seen him. Mr.. Leonard then went 10 IIarri0ts
room. ard aSCeralned that his clothing had been re-
moved. Alice showed hin nsh-p!ae that had been
in the woodshed for some months. she found it in
the sitting Mr. Leonard then went to the house
Of Mrs. Murphy, neighDOr. and asked for his WIFE,
but Mrs Murphy had not seen her that day. After
supper Alice searched the house. In an unoccuped
room she found her mother lying dead upon the floor
piece Of small rope was knottcd tightly about her
neck. Mr. Leonard gave The alarm Coroner Poeten
and Drs. Van Mater and IlendHckson were summoned
His wife had spent i5 Of 900 that he had given 10
her; the remaining 81 missing from her little hand
bag The silvcrwarc ard Icwcy IN the house had not
been disturbed Leonart had agreed to give Harriet
Ia b,tfIo loA ul,n.,l "a a.,
money until the Sunday betoro the killing OF Mrs.
Leonard. when lie said he wanted 80 cents with which
10 purchase tobacco Mr. Leonard gave him the money
Harriet worked tie farm two weeks before he killed
Mrs. Leonard
Tho testimony Of Alfce Leonard. fourteen years old
about the that given By her father
Birdie Leonard. ten years old. testified that 40 cents
she bad left OIL mantleplece missing after Harriet
disappeared.
Inc prisoner was apparently unmOved. even when
tile clothing Of the murdered woman produced IN
court. lie says his real name Is LOnis Oubertn. and
asserts tHnt he was compelled 10 leave his home IN
Lorraine because VI iltreatment by hi, stepfltler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
THE NJ. K. AND is EXTENSION.
CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT THAT 1T WILL
FNTrR ST. LOUIS.

CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT THAT II WILL
FNTFR ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Feb. 8.-'The report that was chcuia'c"
last saturday 10 the effect that the Missouri. Kansas
ard Texa, Railway is about 70 extend It's line 70 -
LouIs has since been confirmed. The intention ~ 10
organize n new company fOi the purpose OF ootiiihs
tbe necessary charter from the state. ana wien 'hs
Il done the franchises can be turned over 10 Tue
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. The new corporation IS
70 be capitalized at ~ 100000. though. Of course. II
IS not expected that tho line can be built Tor that
sum- The route has not been fully determined as ye''
and the selection of it will depend upon two or three
contingencies.
Some Of the Merchants Bridge people have. bought
an option on the Cleveland 4. Louis and knnsaS C,'y
Railway and the Missouri. Kansas and Texas NAV
enter ST. Ious the route laid ont for TINS ROAD
or If satisfactory arrangements cannot be male WIFI
the present owners of the Opc1. the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas will probably take the ST. Ions, hahsa'
CITY and Colorado road of the hands 81 the AtchSon'
Topeka ard santa Fe Company. the Atchison mas no
use for now II satisfactory terms cannot be maze
for the company ont Of either Of these plans theh INC
Missouri Kansas and Texas will build its own line
through 70 II Louis from Sedalia Boonevii:e l'otI
he bobail roads-thc st. Louis, Colorado ana Kansas
CIV now In oreriiou from =. Louis to unlon NO.
and tle C.,.eand ST. Louis and kansas Guy "i'
However. be extended to Kansas Clty III thr net.
future whether in the Interest Of the Missouri, hi'S''
and Texas, not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
,uxop PROCEEDINGS IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington. Feb. o.-There was no me"pe' pe~,,'.
, ., touse today who asked for unanimous '"'sri'
~ Somcwlat unusual occurrence and innyu,a,g,S
after the approval Of the journal the apc"Nc' ''''
tho committees for reports. 49,
Mr. RaynOr' Of Maryi"nd from INC hIlI NJ.
..,ote and Foreign Commerce, reported " VII al
tread companies TO grant special rates u
,a, travellers. House caicndar.
Mr. cnIberson Of Texas. from the oof''I,,ce o
' 'I rcuorted "a bill 10 deprive judge OF 'hl'e'
ao,t of the authority b. give an opiEoh upon
,"o.,Ions Of fact. House calendar -, son,,
rn,s being District Day. Mr. Iiemphil. VI 49,
corolpa chairman OF the District Con"i''''" '''''
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up the bill empowering the Commissioners OF the DIS
trict Of Columbia to grant resptes paFdons In Ger
tain cases. Pa ssed
The Speaker then made the following committee MP
pOntments:
Banking and Currcncy-Mr. Eu,ey Of Illinois, ava
Mr. Russell % Kcrtucky Interstate and Foreign
q ce-Nr. Caruth. II KENNEDY. and Mr.. COomb-:
81 New FORK. Dist.ct Of COlumhln-Mr. lialOweil 81
Pennsylvania. and Mr.. BuSey of Illinois war 'E',ms
Mr.. tadmn~. of Ncw-Jci-eY. Min 'cNSL7 M
IifIlan. VI flilrnis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

TO BETTER TIE NAVAL FORCES EFfl'Ih'> J.
Washington. Feb S.->cnaor Cameron tooaN nun
duccd bill In the senate which has rs It's oOJccl uc
promotion Of the efficiency Of the chn'"d Io'o VI ~.
vayv The bill In part provides that any Nr'"''''
,,d man fireman or coal HEAVIER who has been honor
ol1v dis haIgcd shall If lie c-enlSs Tor loif wars
within three months after discharge, lie ehtcu 10 pa,
for that pc,iud the same if he had been III ao'"
crvicc II j. made mandatory by the Dji UNI "''
...on, cnlfing for continuous service must be aDc
,odicd men, between eighteen and thIrY-hVe NcaIS VI
ace and must serve Coz four years. an ln'it'' VI ''
year over the present system. me IWV oi asc' NV"
- / not 10 apply to rr-cnstmcnts. After thirty
., service the seaman or petty officer NAV upon
plcaton To the President be placed on the rc'iie1
~ and receive - per cent OF the pay ana aO"',,o "a
H., Ink al which he retired. In tlihc Ol Pcro
c cu,istcd man in the Navy and marine corps HAY
anI n nrmittcd 10 purchase his discharge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
THE CHEAT yoRrnrRy,s PROPOSITION.

Chicaco Feb. Sat meeting OF the western frr'g"o
Assoc atioa which begins tomorrow ue oueS'o" u.
through ,tr, and divisions with the Grc1t NWtner fo'u
IN, j., ,,o Tho sun,cts considered. Wien the proD1-
,on OF the fet Northern submitted to The 'heaso
and ST Paul lines 4 week IL did no, meet win s'"'
er,l approval because IL proposed JOINT .r'" d" 'r
tain commodities from points or w. INV q" No. =,
80, ~. ,,,, the sum OF the locals Several OF the
interested lines objected arrangement Tor th'ous
billing uncs, the local rates both east ana west "' d.
Paul were preserved. On cunt OF this o'sastem'n'
Chairman Midrely announced that the mater wa w
brought up for discussion and hnai Se''"'"' ~ '''
moe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
, yrVYOrK MINISTER'S cOrY1RY SEAT.

Ncwporl r. L. Feb. a.--The Redwood farm. IN
por; Snuuth, about five miles distant from ms 6iy
has been sold - the Rev j. Il. Morgan OF Ne" NofH'
now living In Paris. This Is one % te finest country
seats I'm this vicinity. II comprises 20 acres ~ cN-
cclcnt land with a handsome dwelling of Colonial
date and style. with numerous and elequipped farm
bindings The present purchaser Will make extensive
changes and Improvements and VIII occupy inc c'h'c
dining the Summer season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

Doctors disagree. lhey
have to. There are differ
ences of opinion among, the
best; there will be SO long
as knowledge is incomplete.
But there is one subject
on which all physicians are
completely in accord, ;: and
that is the value of cod-llver
oil in consumption and scro'
fula, and many other condl-
tons in which the loss of fat
is involved. And cod-llver
oil has its greatest usefulness
in SCOTS Emulsion.
There is an interesting
book on the subject; sent tree
scorr & BOWIE, Chemists, ga South SIN Avenue
New York. c p.,.,s;o, If cod.liycr
N-ali druggists everywhere a'' ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
MP. RATUBUN CONFIRMED.

Washington. Feb. (>pcciaD.-Thc Senate TO-DAY
confirmed The nomination Of Mr.. Rahbun to be POST
,,aster Of Elmira in place of Dr. Flood. IAtt' haa
,ecn no doubt at any time that confirmation would be
,ecnred. and the only obstacle TO prompt ACTON on
the case. which dragged along for month OF more
was the purpose Of senator IIll u MAKE out ii The IT.
,id,,t what trivial political advantage he could IN II
mia NV exciting fac,ional divisions among the nc
,nb,icans there. The junior senator from Ne"-io'N
baa the assurance to ask several Democratic COLLEAGUES
90 Lave the case held up while he was away III NbiN
aioc,i-c The election of dc,egatcs to ihe Democratic
onva,.on of February o.. Mr.. Hscoch pfOie'ted
l, Thursday I'm executive session against ceINI's
confirmation any longer because q tue absence u IL"
oou.oue and gave notice that he would ASK 20 nave
.b. nomination disposed Of to day IL was ao'o'""e"
.,an ur and after a secret session Of two hours Il
conformation was secured. Most OF the Nme WIS '''
sruoed in speeches on the DeIn"c;d"c ''"o III
e NJ mr. extraordinary plea for po'tpoAcm,h'' am
;r deorccation of any &ction 80 long as parry 'N'-
o,nnelod TN. new senator 10 remain III -ho'lS'
.aor,l CHARGES had been brought against M Ho
t,n and no opposition was made To nun ." any '
political grounds. ,,-..,. oo.,,.o and
senator Cullom defended the President cur a..
.nd a,le assistance in the person OIL Seh''o i''0
>ot a few Of the Democratic echd'ore "','
ioio, that the senate should conhne lseh W a'
~, INTO tho character of the nominee anu to'''
W.. 'rndSrtake h question the frcslucn. a,
nv -, II,od iuasmuch no reason, W. -
hv Lm for the removal. Thi' scn'imc''' the nav
uy n', 49,, The question was put 10 VOC M S
l.a. va fe,r in number that there was 10 1 ~, ,,
yeas and NAYS. ara uc "''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
4 PROVIDENCE RAILROAD MAN RESIGNS

Providence. T. l.. Feb (>peclaD -Luclan W.
Palmer superintendent Of the Providence DIVISION I'll
the New York and New England Railroad has resigned
10 take effect on February TO- HIS successor l. w .
Iones, assistant superintendent 81 u1 nonVi ~
fv,u and Ogden burg Railroad. Mr. Palmer has been
In hi, present place fourteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

NOT COMPELLED TO COIN THAT SILVER hhiOh'
washington, Feb. o.-Justicc James. oil inc HnI"e',o
court Of the District Of COLUMBIA, thlS inoi"nr ue
, Tho oninon of the court in the silverbrick case
~, o,itnn Il Merrich Morse and others foT man
,, ,o compel the secretary OF the Treasury TO re-
ooI,,s and coin into dollars silver brick rendered MN
~ bc petitioners denied Chief Justice n'an nlg
Iom disscntcd from some OF the view OF ,%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

ru,, ,oi.rtit.rv PACIFIC WILL not WITHDRAW.
rhe s.,en,nt va, circulated ycseId'y that the South.
o,n Pacific railroad was to Withdraw fom the Western
rane Association agreement - lar as the payment Of
passenger conn ssions "ss conc oihc"' - L. hah'"s'
-, ~ .os,,o,, - the road said " There Is truth
IN ,h roman, that the southern Pacific going OUT II
bc wcs,er, Trar,e Association we think It is doing
much coed am NO, very famT'1sf with all the details
81 the work dore by the association but as understand
the Western Traffic Association docs not pretend 70 con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
PAY OF RETIRED NAVAL OTFICEIE.

Washington Feb. -.-Rcprsentatiyc Charles o'Ncill.
~ Pennsylvania. has introduced In the House bill
pr,ydlng that Naval ofccrs retired according 10 law
shall receive the rank and pay OF commodore'' pro
vidcd they have served crcdl,abv full terms as chiefs
Of bureaus In the Navy Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

,-1,,v COMMISSIONER OF NANll'AIl'N'
~..h,nc1on Feb > CSpeclaD.-The lrcelue"'
A.. .ho secote to-day the nomination OF hn
-, ~ New. York to be Commissioner 81 NV
,,or en- nlace of ". W. Bates resigned. -''' 49,
w. ,nm Plnttsburg and has been active III ~"
,., noitics for several years. lie was "'o
.,a,no clerk OF the House Of RepNaeh'"''e0' -, Wv
-, Corgre.s and was treasurer OF the I'ep"o''"
ons,essional Campaign Committee In l7'o' '''o or
,,-,opt was urged by ex-senator I'''' y '
i,,.coc,, ex-senator Miller, Representing a,,
Dorrosertative Viewer, Of the llaitsDnr7 D"''>'
,,. cher New YORK Republicans.
'"' -, ro.iruation was not entirely No'uh"''
r., .ore op, he published report ~ 'oNin'
g xovlyation which gave great offence I" ,.,ai
v,irdn,n 10 whom !; had not even Dcc" f
", ,,oo,oher of lat year. I'm spite OF ""'"'"8 H
,,,v Foster not Ia r peat Ms ioi N r. ho'o .''''
-, aoother vOlumnOus and unauul"iH"" 'rP'
,ih tn4 secretary promptly recalled ana "r"e'c '''
.,'o,,. one fourth It's original proporu'hS '''',
49,. Wr rates. retirement has been onN ni'''r "
~ 'oo,ar, rcster having determined thil l"o a",
',o,ss;yc ,cis of insub jIdnnt1h h't P1
@ 80 onrisl usefulness. Inc ~" N',',n't l.,
III: Dn' Luoun i'm Washington and his appUi.',Vd' H.
~ - ~ prove a hIghy giauH ine anu
.iNo'' IL rerr and ia his own 9l'iu . 49, .,uovrtno
one DCi Ia also sent the senate IN, ioIo""e
nomination. Kendrck Of Rhode Island 10 De VIA u. ~
g., ' ~, district OF Rhode Island. @ ~, ,rhlii
iDI ar ir of Nebraska, to be reoeEgr Ws ~,
WooohuiS' ETnrH Fatte, Ne5. George H. S'onn' c W
'h +, lie AGENT for the lhdila % 'aiV r a. CotDn
idsllo' piSIard Butler 10 be postmaster ~ IrtI
ia -uniV. ~ Chatten 10 be postmaster a' O"-'N'
Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
,r,,,xr. or NAVAL VESSELS.


.,,,n Feb a-The Navy Department 10 III
,.oea th,,t The cruiser Philadelphia has"iNp Vi ','
TortS Atlantic squadron, arrived at MocT'ueo
u,,lav from Port IN Pincc The CoN'''u, "'',''-'
ye,sel of that squadron. arrived at -1o'''e, .',,,
terday from Bahia. These NeSs'io ,I,' ,,.,hIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
., ,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,,rOtIr ny IT'S own WRONG

NOT ALLOWED no pROt1r DY IT'S OWN WHOM"
chicago FEB tSpecal).--rhe r'c'n' i''"'I 'o"'
,,r,. vim which C. f. Home and a number OF Chcas'
,,a,,,. ,,,a ugur,d 40 prominently, was defeated by
,c. Mcconn.u to-day in attempt TO escape $'0OoO
claim by pleading the flcgality OF is own act inc
Pacific Rolling YIN Company the creditor Interested luz
nl,hed the RAILS for the Los Angeles 'Ioe "'"a, III
INV tho i,tter {, IL cllncd assumed the deb: ray
ncnt was arterward refused, and the 'oIng mil COM
any sued in defence contention was made .at the
Los Angeles eomrany Organized under California laws
had no right to sell 10 the Pa'iIc 'o"'p'' Il" ."o
n.,or,,,on rhe casa was submitted to Judge Neon
| enc ,,.,oL. 40, and this morning he entered Judg.
cnt g,,nS, the pacific Railway Company for s70Gl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

The New.York and New1er;ey iermInai HalNad COM
panv stockholders held their annual meeting yesterday
The Bo,rd OF Directors reelected Ihey are Iho""7
ruttor General H. NJ Slocum. Charles f. Smliic Isaac
u NartI, wcIcorc : Jarvis, Thomas Sturet William c.
Love. Isaac D. Fletcher. William Marshall w D..
Guthrie julien \ Hawks Charles $ Brown aad Gen raj
Roy stone call for meeting Of the directors for the
elec ton OF officer, will be issued 'hoF'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
Io,vr Committee PASSENGER AGENT.

Ch.cugo Feb Sat meeting OF the 'o'"' 'o"'"''.'
q, the Trunk Line and Genital Trahc Associatoh 'a''
month the Board OF Rulings was authorized 10 '"p'oS
b,- holm WAS required propery u enforce the agr' T.
49,, .,,,,, m. d,.contnunnce [; the laynent OF eoa'
missions on passenger business Acting on ms au'hor'y
the Eoard ha appointed j. H. ADAMS PASSENGER sen' u
the Joint Committee his appointment to Lake cn.c al once
His headquarters will be ia Chlcaso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

ann as they will not now be needed for that purpose
home station at once. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

ATCHISON'S JANUARY EARNINGS
Boston. Feb. S.-ApproNimated gross earnings OF inc
Atchison system including ST. Louis and san Francisco
Railway January are sJOJS,o0'; increase sloof''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

troll business cas-: OF Chicago. thhE our P'"p" 40
living I'D 70 the very letter the arrangements mads ny
the associ1ton."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

G. "a la. ont Of Marie Pilot by Mambrino i1lot' pa
Ing $1,000 Tor her.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-09-11

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED.