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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
CRowpING TO AN OPEN-AIR MEETING.

The Republican voters of the LIST Assembly District
hold an open-air meeting last night at Fulton ana
Wafer sts The large square was Go"ded p men
who had come from every part OF the dlsuic'' ai+
the meeting ground lit up by large bonhres ana
a good display Of fireworks. DR.. Samuel A. brown,
congress candidate for the With Dstrlct' pe1'u'u
and thanked his friends for assembling In snch "rse
numbers. The Doctor has had Il store IN "h'er-S''
for the Inst twenty years. and the cheering ne re-
ee,yed proved his great popularity Eugene i'"'
made an excellent speech ana was followed by da'oF
Quincy who. was often interrupted by CHEERS
The appearance Of General James X. obei'"e was
greeted with deafenlng cheers. He pointed OUT !"
The men. who were nearly all workingmen' the iil'
proved wages they receiving, and urged nieln
NOT TO throw away the certainty OF the comforts Of
their present life for the chmcrical advantages
prophesied for their future improvement by the Demo
cratic party. TO his Irish listeners lie told OF no"
the Republican party had always done all in Its power
70 aid not ONLY the Immigrant, but those VINO sun
cling 10 their homes the other side. ne ~. ~,
staneed the present efforts OF the Government 10
procure the liberation OF the Instantaneous u''s
out their lives In English convict prisons. AZ, ne
General was followed by Patrick j. Lyons, caHaio.e
Tor Assembly and John J. DAILY, candlaa,e Ior n
man. who both spoke eneonr'lGihgy OIL Ine o"'i'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
RfTLROAD INTEREST.
DISCUSSING WORLDS FAIR RATES

Chicago Nov. 2.-When the Western Passenger AS
ISOLATION reached the subject Of rates and arrange
ment, for the Worlds Fair this morning II was de
cd.d 70 defer the consideration OF the subject until
o'clock I'm the afternoon, and call mass meeting
Of all the lines In the territory for that hour The
proposed call simply meant an invitation to the
Chicago ard Alton to send n representative TO the
meeting and General Passenger Agent Charlton was
on hand at the appointed time. 1t wa not de-
signed take any definite action at this meeting but
merely TO discuss the question with view to ascer
tanning the cOncensus OF opinion among the western
reads In advance Of the general smeetnG. TO be
held about November 10. Most OF those present we're
in favor Of making a rate OF a fare and onethird
from distant points for tho round trip with reduced
onc.wnv rate I'm both directions for the protection
Of the roads against scapers The consideration OF
this matter delayed the meeting or The western
Ia ,scngr Association TINT another session Will be
bod 10 nInlrnW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

The Republicans say that taxes should be levied for
the necessary expenses OF government. There we
agree with them. They contend further that the
taxing power should De used TO foster private in
dustries. We believe in tarid ior revenue. With
incidental protection This has always been the
position Of the Democratic party, bus tariffs
which create unnecessary revenue are unconsi-
tutonal. This cry for protection Is n growing
evii. Until OF late It has always been deemed
temporary necessity to encourage infant Industries
~ Is now time for this to In All Hy travels
nave not found that m0nstrosiiy-thc man whose
wages nav" been increased b. tie Nc nley bill Inc
D"n9crats propose, not Irr" Trade, bat moderate
tarn revision
-, senator lin started on the 80 o'clcck train FOR
BlnghamOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
COLONIZING CITY HOSPITALS.
LUNATTCs BROUGHT FROM THE AsyLUMs 70
VOTE 49, PRIVILEGES FOR DEMO

CRATIC PAUPERS
The shameful misuse of the public institutions uo''
TIE charge OF the Tammany Department OF thaTluo'
and Correction for partisan purposes daily p"o"le
more fragrant. The hospitals and aSylums OF ule
city have been coonized with Democratic voters WHO
had any place Of residence but the streets ana
hinatics and idiots haze been registered by the PUN
dred well known physician who was for number
OF years connected with Bellevue Hospital. toid Il
Tribune reporter Yesterday. some of the Things WHICH
had come under his personal observation
1T Is surprising he said, TO see the way the
wards of the hospitals and amshouses are nH"
shortly before election. And when the election Is
over, the invalids suddenly become cured of their
diseases and there Is exodus. have seen SIGN
people brought over to New York to vote. had to be
carried on strctchers. The Department board Is
loaded these DAYS with Democratic voters rom
Blackwells ard Randnll's Islands. They even Drlhe
over the lunatics to vote. The Hmmany Keepers
know, as we'll as the physicians. when the inmates
Of the insane wards are not violent, and when they
are free from marked attack OF insanity. they ar"
brought over TO cast their ballots. About this time
the payros OF the Institutions begin TO increase ana
paupers and criminals whose compensation Is ooaFu
and clothes and perhaps little wshey ana toM'cco
appear fl the lists Of paid attendants D.,
The who are sent over 70 tue lsdHus I"i
minor offences know how u gain the gooh graces OF
the Tammany officials about election une, anu ~, H.
amount OF whskey and tobacco that Is used nj tnls
season of the year Is tremendous. Every hEHI Ir
Inducements are carried over t. the ISLANDS Mhci
CI.cton Tay comes there Will he q Coo1 deal Oh
travel between Newlork and Backweu's Isiand' ana
the voting booth in Twenty NNth-st Will DO PUSHING
lp-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
JERSEY CITY is DETERMINED TO WIN.
A NUMBER OF BIG PARADEs AND MEETINGS TO
RE HELD.

BE HELD
A Grand parade of Republicans Though old HUDSON
CITY viii take place on Saturday night. AlV"oS
c,uhs with an aggregate membership OF 4oVo nave
pr5fnised TO take part 10 the demonstration ana II
IL believed that the men In line VIII exceed th'' nun"
h.r Otto Hohensee will be grand marshal
Old Jersey City will be a blaze OF light ana Ike
nmhucan enthusiasm tomorrow night. generAl
narade OF uniformed clubs will take place ana II Is
expected that the parade VIII be the largest held
In the Jersey City campaign 1t VII be given unoep
the auspices and directions Of the Republican League
Of Hudon County, indorsed by the Hudson county
Republican Committee. The procession viii be re
viewed BY John Kean. Mayor wanser and officers OF
the State Republican League. An earnest request is
made for clubs Of New-York TO take part.
The Workingmen's League Of Hudson County met
In Booraem Hail. Jersey City. ON Tuesday night ana
heartily Endorsed John Brennan, the Republican cand
date for Assembly the WITH District; Hoboken
will tonight be treated TO the finest Republican demon
stration that 1t ever witnessed. general parade
through the principal streets will take place by thc
home and Wis ting clubs. William T. Kudlch VIII De
IT, grand marshal, and his assistants will be r. W.
Tlthn ]. II. Won Dreele, J. c. Pfef George
Naegi, W H. Won Dreele. Thomas p. Black, Robert X.
Palmer, Max Kuempel and A. A. Da Nom. 70,
morrow night "A masSmceting viii be held al ocd
Fellows Hall, which will speak General O'bclrii'
Flsvel MCGEE G. G. Shayne. John II. WlgHns canoi
date for Assembly; Isaac 1ngleson and A. j. GIBSON
OF Dover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
no FREE TRADE FOR HIN.
a MEMBER OF THE TAMMAYY FALL GENEE.

MEMBER or THE TAMMANY HALL GENERAL
COMMITTEE CONES OUT FOR PROTECTION.
Another member of Tammany Hall has seen fit to
resign irom That organization because ii Is supporting
Grover Cleveland and Free Trade. II" Is Mann'
oConnor who was a member Of In" TamInany G"nc'al
Committee OF the XXlld AssemLl, District He says
In his letter to the committee
Ncw-Y0ri1 oct. 81, 1913.
TO the Tammany Hall General Committee OF the
XXIld Assembly District.
Gentlemen: herewith tender nv resignation rs
member OF your committee As am the most rail-
cal kind Of Protcctpnst and anti Cleveland man.
cannot. In justice to you and 70 my conscience
remain any longer member Of party which says
Protection to American Industry Is uncOnstltnt ona
and puts at the head Of lis ticket man whom no
lrish-American could for without feeling he wa,
turning IA traitor to lis native land for did not he
and his Cabinet, when they had the power, do all they
could TO enact treaty with England which would
give that Infamous enemy Of ireland and America the
right TO take from this free Republic any freshman
who might have In any way offended her. and tls
too In face Of the fact that they and their party
got nearly the full Irish American vote. Your party
as usual. paying no attention TO the feelings OF its
Irish-American supporters. nominated lin second
time, but they resented II the polls and defeated
him.
And now the Frec,Trade Democrats Of the South
and the Free-Trldc Mugwumps Of the North Insisted
on his nomination for the tIsd time, regardless Oh
the protests OF the best and most patriotic portion m
the Democratic partythat portion Of II to which an
lrl,hman owes any allegnncc-ior be II remembered
that Irshmcn owe no allegiance 10 that portion OF tie
Democratic party which nominated Cleveland,
Iut leaving my feelings rs an lrishnan born our
Of the question. | know l would not be- doug Ju'fe
70 my adopted country, II J voted the DeA~'huc
ticket Under the policy Of Tho Republican party. the
condition OF the wordUg classes and the country IN
general have become prosperous that understapd,
ng the present political -ituauyn n do, woud
he committing a crime II did not support H.
could state other for Withdrawing from your
committee but as the foregoing are "nt, VIII
cloSo with the assurance that am very sincerely
vnurs MANUs O'CONNOR, 341 East Thrticthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
MINISTER STEVENS SECURED An APOLOGY.

Washington. Nov o.-The last Pacific mail arriving
NJ the D,nr'ncrt OF State include IT," local Hawaiian
nev,uapors which contain The attack upon United
state, Nmircr suvrus and Consul General severance
t'at wer. finally the subject of official prois by The
Minister "The Daily Eui'ctlnT 81 Honolulu puliSh'd
several contributed af;icles bitterly criucsing ihe
United states Minister ari The ConSulFrner"l Tor
failure act promry IN seeding the ost brals crew
or in. wrecked American ship william o. Campbell.
The Minister called uuon the Queen ana officially pro-
tested ag1nt such cJticisn. Tie Queen referred the
rinttcr 70 her Attorney General, and The n"N day
October -" The Bnnc,in" published complete apology
under the heading. An Amendc Honorable" Tn"
paper excused itself the ground that 1t was not
r. ponsile for the opinions OF It's correspondents.
Tia: was the status OF affairs when tie mall closest
and whether Minister stevens Will allow the matter
to rest there IS nOt yet known al the Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
TO ACT As PEACE OFFICERS. NOT PARTIsANs

Washington Nov o.-Acting Attorney General Al
drlch sent the following telegram this afternoon To
United states Marshal WALKER, at Montgomery, Ala,
who inquired to his duties under the law as 10
elections:
"sce last paragraph OF circular mailed yesterday.
Use your discretion remembering and 50 instructns
yonr deputies, that they are peace officers and not
partlsans and that the law was enacted TO secure
free and honest ballot and n fair count
Marshal Walker In his letter OF inquiry, said; 81
will thank You 10 notify me by wire If | shall ex-
crcse my Judgment as to the number OF special
deputy marShals to be appointed In Montgomery ana
Mobile coming under the head Of cities OF :Oooo IN
habltants or ] ask you for tho Teascn that IL
will be n difficult matter 10 find suitable number OF
efficient men, men that could be relied upon. IN case
there Is riot disturbance on the day OF the cleo.
ton and | would be glad 10 know the fiil extent OF
nav authority, I'm order that j may select sufficient
nmnlhnr hefDnehAnd.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
TIE NAVAJO TROUBLE OVER SCHOOLS.

y
Washington. Nov. 2.-Thc only informant N received
at the Indian Bureau d the reported trouble among
nc NavaJos In New-Mcxico and Arizona IS contained
in the following mcsyie" from Agent shipley:
Fort Defiance A. r.. oct. 800 the Hon. Commits
sloner Of Indian Affairs Washington. d. c.: on the
2ith started with my Interpreter. police and wagons
Ia Round Rock. whore ! lad the promise Of twenty
i've or thirty children from The NIvaoS. On the way
north two ~ my plice sent 10 the Garlic Mountain
ds 'rici and when I'm Tint district Black ilosc. VINO
cti,n ~ be- the chief adviser. found that was ~
Round Rock with nv party. ANA he. with about thirty
:, forty came 70 Round Rock ana Insisted that
must not talk. any o. ircu 20 the agency school not
nifhsfandng ! had the promise and consent 81 Tn"
nor.nis stated 10 Black Horse ina; SOONER ar later
hey might be compelled % send tL'ir children To
.,hool when DO Immediately bocamc angry md Jumped
p,u me- and with the asst taHc" Of tn cthc' ~ bis
u,u fprcilly took me ont Of the store and intended
IA XII me- when tie friendly NayaIos and my police
tore me- away and hurried into the store. Al the
stn,a time one 81 nv nultrd and beaten
IN such an extent that fears were entertained for
bs recovery After the irncas Was over Back Horse
ard HI, followers then Threatened TO XII my stah tle
lrtor1,reier Chez Mr.. subbrl and Charles Mitchell
rrl..ss promised not to ask for more children In
fs section or in any other part ~ The Te-crv u"n
md after considering thu critical situation. accod'd TO
tielr demand feeling that pOwcIless 10 do any
,tlur and completely at the mercy 81 Black Horse
nrd M, Followers. / now most respectfully request
authority for the of sufficient nuinbcr oi rrps
fo force Black Horse ana his followers To FURNISH
children for the schools. Win write fun I0fic liars
by mail. Very resp Ttiniy.
DAVID l.. SIMPLIFY, United states indian Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

Total ,o'o.Oto 80 ei'o'''oD''N
Last month there net decrease OF $3.50
IN the store OF money and bullion held In the Ireas
nry. There was decrease OF 81 ,4333je In the store
OF standard silver dollars. 81 06l 30 In subsidiary
silver s3438.075 In silver Treasury notes. $0,4T''
UI6 in United States notes. and S403.6f3 In National
November l aggregitel SIO6,135,247 an Increase
during october of 81 ,js470l the gold bullion held
aggregated S7s 126 2o2. Increase Of 500 ana
Increase OF ;.37l 800 The store OF standard silver
dollars In the Treasury on November l aggregiten
gold certificates held In cash amounted 70 S23t 81 49,
decrease since October OF 30 lob 600, and silver
certificates held aggregated T2,291,II2, decrease
since October | OF 1921 ,7O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
ILLINOIS CENTRAL AND THE LAKE FRONT.

CHR 20. Nov. "a report was published this
morning 10 the eject that the United states supreme
court had ove.ru,ed justice Harlan, and Will give
decision lavornb, to TIE Illinois Central I'm the lake
front casc+ Nothing has been heard OF such de
clsion by the legal department., Of the city ar rail-
way company and II Is discred'd by all the parties
Interested. Judge Aver, counsel for the Illinois
Central said to-day: 81 don't believe any one
krows what the supreme Courts opinion will 10.
know o. no way obtain decision ~ the supreme
Court until II IS handed down. TIE justices may
have conferred on The ease, nnf a premature decision
may hive leaked out. but know nothing rogariing
turlr dclhc,atOnS.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
WALLST. TO BE A LIVELY PLACE TO-DAY
THERE WILL BE BIG REPUBLICAN MEETING
on THE srBTREAsURY STEP.

A great business mems meeting VIII De hclo
this afternoon on thc steps OF the intel stat :
Sub Treasury, In Wast., under the auspfs OF the
Republican Club OF the City Of Newfork Inc
sneakers stand will hc Lar dsomey deco aed and the
Republican business men will tuin Out In grea' mum
bers representing such Repub lean Organizations as
tile Drygoods. Stock Exchange, Consolida'ed TX
change Produce and Maritime Exchanges. Jewellers
Wholesale Drug Insurance Mems and Hide aud
I<aiher clubs. At . 80 p. the band viii begin 10
play and half an hour later The SPEAKING VIII bern.
several short addresses will be made, and the are1-
ments presented by TIE Democrats at the same place
last week will be fully answered
Among the speakers will be General stewart l..
wood,ord ex.Congrssnmn John = Wise, Of Nir
tini.: Coonel Elliott F. shepard. ELL Root phas
p aineri. jr. ex Congress ma h0s"ei, ~. hDfa hs
H,taut TIessilrpr Ellis u. Roberts anu Edwih En'eh
The Republ can candidate or Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
MIR. vrooMAy TO INSURANCE MEX.

John ". Vropman made strong speech Yesterday
T. the member OF the Insurance Mems llarii on aud
Reid Climb. N tleir headquarters. so. - Pine H. II
Wa one Of the most enthusiastic meetings the inshr
ancc men havc held. The hall was crowded and the
speakers were heartily anpaudcd When Mr.. Vrop
man had finished his addIc~, three cheers were given
for Harrison ard Reid ana hce more for the ~ akcr
Thomas NcShe'hy Of ohio, made shOri ~ lr S.
samuel p. ElOldcn. manager OF the North British and
Mcrautl, Insurance Conn iny, presided the meet
Ing.
&. G. Shayne Win adlIr-s the meeting today. To
morrow evening Mr.. ShayHe viii address the
injecting q Kepnblcans IN OeI fcllov,' Inll. Il0ken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
PRESIDENT NAsII's POSITION MIssTATED.

IN the list Of bank president, which The Evening
po.tn uutli,hed on Tuesday evening, rs having de-
clored themselves In favor OF the election oil N.Y.
Cleveland. the name OF william A. Nhsh' lhc'l''n'
OF th. Corn Exchange Bank, was given inns Is
only on. of several Inisrcpresentatlons made by tie
Cleveland new ,IElpers. Mr. Nash says he was MADE
a vice-presidcnt IL the Business Mems Democratic
Club without his knowledge or consent He asserted
Yesterday that he proposes TO vote for Harrison ana
ked. and hoped thai the corrections "Ouh receive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
WEST SIDE preIyEes VEN ALERT.

Intense enthusiasm was the leading feature AT yes
tsr,ay's noon meeting Of the West side Business Men
Repubic Cab nj 40. POI Chambers-st u. Frank
lin Hart. the president Of the club led the singing,
which included the popular Republican warcnsS oil
the day II. A. Mathews made vigorous address on
the benefits OF The tariff law and predicted widespread
ruin and desolation should the wildcat banning -
TEN again fastcn It's fangs on the trOals OF th ,ro-
nile His many witty salies and spicy illustrations
i,1re well appi.uded The club accepted AN invite
ton 10 be present nj the Republican meeting uEis
afternoon on the steps OF the SAP treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
ESTIMATING THE RESULT IN ONO.

Columbus. OHIO, Nov 9pecial).-Chairman DICE
OF the Republican State Executive Committee. "heli
asked tonight for his estimate OF the probable ra"
In Ohio next Tuesday. said 1.-The lhuica'on. are
that tho total vote will reach 900 900. and II the
returns received at these headquarters hold good the
Republican plurality Will not BE- less than 21oOo' ana
In no case will 1t fall below that OF last year, when
Major Mckinley was elected by 81 800. OF the
twenty one Congressman, the Republicans Will elect
fifteen as follows: storer In the lst District Cald
well In the I'D Hulick In the With, wilson In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
WITHDRAWAL OF TWO COAL ROADS.

Columbus. Nov. 2.-The Columbus. Hooking Valley
and Toledo and the Columbus. shawnee and Hooking
Railroad, have given notice Of intention 70 wiihdrnw
from ihe ohio Coal Tlaihc Association on December
81 This action Is due the allie sed rate cutting In
Which the two roads named claim to have been getting
the worst a. It. II II believed In rarold clrleS that
the Withdrawal will seriously affect freight rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

mite and is cheap. The other explosive Is intended
to take the place OF the rather expensive oxy-
hydrogen balloon Ii is vast paper bag thirty feet
long and five five feet In diameter, filed with car
loirett vapor which eApodes with enormous energy
and Is Likewise cheap. The experimenting party -
about 10 break camp and start early next week Tor
san Antonio Texas. where attempts on a gigantic
scale will be made TO shake rain ou' OF the clouds Oh
the dry Texas pririeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Mss ,T:srIEp SHAREHOLDERS PROTEST.

Boston. Nov 2.-The preferred stockholders of the
Toledo. -. Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company
M a m cting here Yesterday passed resolutions pro
testing against the placing ~ $l33OpO00 mortgage
On tie property and against the calling Tor November
IL Of n meeting OF the preferred stockholders in the
same room ard nj the sane hour meeting Of the
c,r,non stockholders The resolutions also protest
rcaln,t the anngcment OF The company and cypress,
o. the Of the meeting that an examination u TIC
oompnnV's hpDko and affairs should 10 maze In the
Interests Of Tie holders Of IT. securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN FAILING OFF.

Chicago. Now . (Spcclan-Tranic officials report
a decrease IN grain shlpm'nt,' from the Wet The
movement has been heavy rs almost to swamp
some Of the roads. bat II Is now little more than
half as large AZ il two weeks ago. The falling
off IS hailed rs welcome relief b. the managers 81
the grain carrying lines. who say they need chance
IA el.lr their tracks Of some ~ the accumulated
frclshi thnt has been cr0wdng upon them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
READY FOR MORE ATTEMPTS AT RAISNAKING

Washington, Nov. 2.-El perments are being con
ductcd by the Agricultural Department with high
explosives at Fort Mycr to determine upon the merits
OF certain new explosives which will be used for
rain making in the future Two Of the new eX-
posves promise well. one l. rosellite. made by
mixing one part to seven OF chlorate Of potash and
asphaltum OIL II is Of the safest known high
explosives to handle. and can be exploded only by
means Of q decorating fuse. II ranks above dvna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
A LONG WAIT FOR THEIR TELESCOPE.

Cleveland. Nov. 2.-Thc makers OF the great Lch
telescope have received cable message from Paris
stating that It would take eighteen months TO manu-
facture necessary glass for the disks the Yerkes
telescope for the University OF Chicago. Tne Univer
sity Of California refused 70 part with ifs fortyinch
discs. which are In Cambridge. Mass. to the Chicago
University. 50 Mr. lerios is ordering material for
forty five inch disks. II will thus be two years before
the Chicago telescope can b. completed. No con
tracts have been made Tor any thing except the glass;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
WEBSTER FLANAGAN ACQUITTED.

Washington Nov. 2.-The Treasury Department Is
Informed that Webster Flanagan. Collector OF Customs
nj El PaSo Tex VINO was indicted b. the Grand Jury
AZ II paso Tor conriving at The fraudulent admission
Of Chinese from Mexico has been honorTby acqn ted
Of fh. chaT.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

YIN. Strong in the With, Ashley In the lXth
Enochs IN the Nth. GrOsvenOr in the Xlth, johnson
IN IN" NlNth. Van NoOrhis In the XVIII. POorman III
me with, Morgan I'm the XVIlIih. NOrhway IN tht
MINI, White In the XXth, and Hodge In the MIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
COUNSEL IN TIE pEnRING SEA CASE CONFER.

Washington Nov. 2.-MessrS. Phelps. llodsett and
Carter the counsel 81 the United State, In the Behring
sea arbitration. were at the State Department today
in conference with Secretary Foster. They were dis
cssing the preparation 81 The counter for the
reply TO Great Brltaia's original case.