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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
cns.tp ln0rr 1rEF AFTAIRN.

Tho decision Of the supreme count u NcwJcrsey 10
,,td q, the 81 fton racotack oncalS spread con~fIn"-
E ,,.i ,h, ranks a the lIw-blc9kcfs at Gutcnburg.
1 " fau.i' lease hc track and pay the N"ru iiuuS'n
u,rtug Park Association 500 fof The "" ~ me u''h
and ground, on o,cy day which races a'c dd''Tu''u
to b. run Therefore they maintained mat th'F '"'"
eor the law a. n reality teic wa, NJ Jockey 'uD' pu'
o decision rad by Judge Van Syckcl on IDuf-u'y "P
their tboo, ard the governing power 81 N'"-J-''
trod for Trenton 4, about the bill when was " "'
ia the hand 81 glc committee.
Tho remarks made by some Of the officials ana DOCK
maker At Hobokcn that Trenton Prison was good place
IA which 10 have long game 81 poker may hc ''"''
should the low Lc strictly enforced IN" eiFh'i-s'R"
arrests II ade a. the outnbuts tack should tih'h some
exuest. at ne -sductly" game.
rae many icports that the Board Of Control vi" go l"
niece. on account Of doath Of it, chairman MI W hT
:, = at-utd The 81 nIc Board ~ tho CITY H'9
ibat Il has cone u stay that the loss ~ Mt winners i
.aous one and a blow o racn- but 'h't " VIII
not affect the Bead; that Monmouth Is represented p
A J. Ca.,stt end that the Management Of @c Track VIII
be- placed IN good hands
inc stock Of MONMOUTH Park j. owned as follows: ID
Il Wrr,'s estate 80 shatcs j. a. Morris 80 shares
In. Countess De Alroda. 80 shares; A j. Ca''Att >"
shares: Jane, ,alvoy share, while some shares are
owned by the mopilotOr Of a HewYork newspaper VINO
spcnds Of his time N Europe. ,
Mr. WI hcrs's estate controls the bonds ara mas inc
controlling Interest Of the track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
R1ILROID INTERESTS.
THE FIGHT FOR WESTERN MARYLAND.


Baltimore, Feb 10 (>pecial-rhc West Virginia
Central and It's ally, the Snnsylvana, to-day won its
first fight to get possession Of the Western Mary and
Railroad and block the Reading plan for Il short route
TO the West The Baltimore aud Cumberland Railroad
bill passed the Legislature The incorpOrators OF this
company are the West Virginia Central and PennSyl-
vania people. The bi Increases tie capital stock OF
the company and enlargcs It's powers to enable il t.
buy lease other roads before Its own construction
has becsl begun. The real purpose Of the bill Is to
enable the West Virginia Central and Pennsylvania
people TO buy the Western Maryland. Then only that
part OF the line between Cumberland and llagcrs0wn
would be built. At meeting Of the Baltimore and
Cumberland Railroad Company yesterday all the stock
VI the company, 100000, subscribed ut $50
SHIRE The bill that has just passed the Legislature
increased the capital stock 10 $4,000 600. The West
Virginia Ceniral's bid for the road Will nov come
before the baltimore city Councils IT was stated to-
day that the Reading had suggested 10 the city
authorities that the Western Mary land be put up ut
auction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. Feb. 19-Firc last night destroyer tne
lar,, establishment Of the f.. VI. Mc'iilln Dy-g'hs
Company only the front wall Of the Mc"llh DH'A
remains standing. This building was owned Dy 'aiies
J. Tracy. and was valued at about -SO,oVO. II Is
total loss but the damage II reasonably covered 10y
Insurance The dry goods company occupied aX floors
with stock consisting Of dress goods, Silks sahs'
fur, velvets notions, aces, gloves, houseiurnismhg
goods millinery, cloalSs. underwear. carpets ana wash
fsbifcs Tho entire stock is destroyed ana Inc los
up,n II Is 1921 800. The loss on fixtures ana oter
nrnnertv owned by the dry goods company will bring
the total amount Of damage up to 100000 The com
plnv carried insurance amounting to S2oo,ooo' INC
Sorthrop & Harrington block, across seneca-st. io'
the, rrcv building in which is located the thion VA
tonal Bank and Howe a lligbics dry goods store was
damaged by flames and water 10 the extent Of T-opoo
nm buiIding and contents The damage is covered by
Insurance Fuldhcims shoe store In ouperlorst.' was
damaged 10 the extent OF 10000 BY fire ana wafer
The Flames started IN the basement Of the McGlIln
block near the boilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
FREEICOINAGE MEN UNEASY.
THEY ARE UNWILLING TO HAVE THE BLAND
ELL. pOSTPONI.D MUCH LONGER.

ELL, POSTPONED MUM lpNui-h
Washincton Feb 10 (Specian.-sOme Of the free
coinage rner in the House have begun 10 betray InP
toms Of ureasiness and dsOontent. and If l"ht
caucue shall he held next week II will be nveiy
one While the friends OF the Bland bill have received
dnonr assuranc~ from the speaker that the COMMITTEE
an Rnles viii report an order. II necessary. TO insure
its early consideration by the House they begin -
far that the report NAV come too late TO % any sTd
Tho WAYS and Mean, Committee IS making HcH'
hov, ~ industry and activity and Chairman springer
ard como 81 his colleagues have intmated taht b'r'
loci ,oon 1iu he likely 10 occupy the attention Of the
IIo,.e durne the months of March. April ana NAV
WIN, time 4 is not obliged to devote 10 appiNpra
tiou hills ONLY one Of the general appropriation bl'
ars that the snauc-t one Of all has set passed 100
uo,sc The dcbat4 on the Military Academy DILL ~
cu q. NJ, the rd,au bill hes shown that an unls'N
Lawn, ar,onnt Of time will be consumed on appfopFiA
ZION Hills The eeconagc men are uV1lnls 10 hl'e
,b Inland iii postponed much longer. not "IlN DC
80 ,bov fear To-. Of vot,1s in the House. bat De
o.o ,hc, or. afraid that the Democratic trumVl"H'
isti,, ~ sneaker CrT, and Me.-rs McNlulu ana
Catcbnes NAV change liz mind and consent 70 p"''P'"
action until next winter ,..
General Cztchings returned Yesterday from weak ,
absence which he spcnt u Boston ana 'hel' we
rnnor TODAY that III, enthusiasm for ifce oolH'so h
ltd norc.p,iblv during that time. speaker 'iisP
,f, bene Yesterday and MAY MOI return Tor q "'7h'
and n course the triumvirate can do no'hs III nh
abs.,uce friend Of the Bland bill t9-da, MI e.
in a tone Of dr. gust mat he presume reca...-v 10
atnt himself Immediately after Spt AhcI t1IsP r.
tnrn The free coinage Demo- rats ac huii ~ thr
,.yover and some Of them epenly dei ARE ul' -.
p"G hin shall be brought 10 vote this session d"
M tariN l,ll shall be paFsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.
SECRETARY FOSTERS LETTER TO THE SENATE
OPPOSING ITS TRANSFER TO THE NAVY

SECRETARY FOSTERS LETTER TO THE SENATE
OPPOSING ITS TRANSFER TO THE NAVY
Washington, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD-In answer to a senate
resolution of February o. calling upon the secretary #
the Treasury TO communicate % the Scnac any in
formation in his Department In reference to the
expedency cf transferring the Revenue Marine Service
TO the Navy Department, and to express bis opinion
whe'hcr the public service would lie promoted by
such change, secretary Foster today the follow
ing letter:
beg TO ray that am clearly of The opinion thas
such transfer would be neXpedent and unwi>e
custom officers on land, in detecting and preventing
frauds upon the revenue. The entire duty. except
he assigned 70 Naval dutic' is under the direction
Of the secretary Of the Treasury And this exceptional
and possible service IN my opinion affords no adequate
rhc Department which collects the major portion
of raic revenues for the support Of the Government
should have complete and undoubed control of inc
In. rumeutalities for It's collection. The change pro
tration Gy two Departments. which /, Of doubtful
eXpcdency since II Is unnecessary and would endahsc
if not uncOngcnial duty upon Naval officers. and
believe it would result ting if the reyeue m ,Icc
vice TO the revenue branch Of the Government
e E 15a Of H Eeyg nd OF aa ha erea Of
the Treasury, consists Of 900 commissioned ohccrs
th mTs semspS and three sailing vcssc are in
commission. Wills the expense OF the Scry'ce LOT VIC
last h~Nal wear VIZ Dul S1ofS'D anu t'N
h. abundant thar now constituted, IL Is rclneilhS
important and economical service. III,
The duties arduous and dangerous ana Willle
as an administrative and business proposition oppose
the change, ! earnestly recommend mat provision Nv
made for firing officers who. from service OF use'
become incapaCii sted for active duty l.,
II will be noticed that the secretary reconl, III,
the creation OF retired list for the beheuV VI ~
Marine Officers An active desire for this privilege OF
retirement not now possessed by Revenue oncoit mas
been one OF the chief motives bebino me moVeme" w.
secure the admission Of the Revenue service into The
Navy The Bill a. II now stands l. objectionable, no"
ever, to certain Interests In the Navy! ana II i
ful Whistler il conld have obtained votes cnOneh 10
pas the Senarc even without the pronounced oppo.i-
ton Of the Treasury OFFICIALS. secretary t3srr
vigorous attach upou the measure will come killing
II for the present session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE JryToR PRoMEyIDE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton y. j.. Feb. l0.-Socially, this has been
ore Of thc gaycst weeks OF the winter in princeton
College The Assembly met last night nj the beautiiu
home Of Professor MarQuand. This afternoon the Ivy
club gave n reception in its clubhouse In prospect
ave. Thi, evening the musical clubs gave their rec
ulnr midwincr concert before large audience IN inc
..rord preshvtcrion Church. After mi, enjoyable
nnoir came the Junior Promenade, the great sociai
occurrence Of the season. In preparation Tor "h'h
a.. ,,,,.,ts src-d weeks University Hall had
bcon deliberately decorated with pink ana wh'is
cheese cloth. tropical plants ard athletic trophies.
The following were pa'ronc>Ses Of the promehai''
MFR. Logan Bullitt Of Philadelphia Mrs W. camp
hell Clark, Of New York; Mrs. :. Meredith DcAihSoh
of Philadelphia: Mrs. George c. Fraser OF Na'flhS
TON. Mrs, Henry b. Fine. Il Princeton MIS- l. har
,,.op Corrtt OF Baltimore Mrs Q. {. HARRISON OF
PHILADELPHIA: Mrs Robert X iIawhsworth, OF orange
Mr., Levi p. Morton. Of Washington MIS-. "iin"m NJ
Olmstcad. Of Baltimore: Mrs Henry r. osborn Oh
New. York. and Mrs. John y. siearll'' of e"-lorA
The committee having the dance In charge was
a. f,uovs. C. : Nathrr OF Newlork; W: II.
I,,n,,n ir Of New York |. = Brohiw, 81 sew l9rA
=. " Frazer Of Washington: J. e. Green. OF trenton :
X Iou Of Trenton X. Kirkland of orange; IS. u:
Wr Ami Of sing sing J. T. McApin. OF New, YORK ;
ID Ecm-cn. Of Elatbush, y y II; VI; rogers
- omaha: g. f. White. Of Portsmouth. " H.. W -;
Woodbridge of Chicago, and Henry iouhg' oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
FORECAST EOR SATURDAY.

For New.Fncland oaftory winds, cloudy weather wtth
rln or SNOW cloudy and probably rain or snow
sunday
+ - Eastern York. Eastern Pennsylvann New
Jersey Delaware Maryland, Virginia the Caroi!n1s ana
,,eorc, Iodv weather and rain probably in moun'
tain districts; cloudy weather and rain Sunday.
For Eastern Florida fair cloudy Sunday.
For Western Florida Alabama aud Mississippi, rain
For Louisiana rain. followed by clearing; hucn coiass
I'm TN. Northwest colder and fair Sunday
For Eastern Texas, cooler; fair two days
For Arkansas much colder: fair two days AL,
For Western New.yorh. Western Pennsylvanie VnS
and West rcnia rain or snow, slightly COLDER colder
and fair Sunday. ,,, ,,..,,,. ,.,,
Tor Kentucky and Tennessee, colder and clearing t'
Sunday. , -. "a t.t.
For Indiana and Illinois. slightly cooler ana iar
For Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa and MISSOURI tair wv
day mr. sunday. -, e.,..,.v. v.,n.,
For Kansas, fair two days; cold saturday warmer
For Nebraska and South Dakota, fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
PLANS FOR 4 NEW SOUTHERN ROAD.

A new southern railroad enterprise l. contemplated IN
the incorporation Of the Norfolk Wilmington and Charles
ton Railroad Company, with capital " tOO0oVoo' to
build line from Norfolk. Va. " Charleston y G.. with
branch Columbia. y C. IL i Stlu thsC ue ne" foau
will shorten the railroad distance between tn" East and
Southern poin. nearly 100 miles. The directors en-
Governor Thomas j. Jarvis, of North C'ro'ina r. Duncan
Harris Of Ncw.Yor; j. c. McNaughon of Phiisdelphl;
Colonel Henry f. Young and General IEomis ~ liaqhe
min Of Charleston; Captain Thona, Pnckncy, Of Rcn-
,,ord. , A ,,oddi. Of Ncw.Jcrscy; Chambers II. Me
Kibbin Of Washington. and a. C. Haskell Of Columbia
The officer, are President John {. McNaughton; uels
urcr H. Duncan Harris; secretary, Carroll Forster; gen
cral manager, c. H. McklbOln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE WAYS AND MEANS PROGRAMME.
THREE TARIFF BILLS TO BIZ REfoKftD MAI
SATUEDAY-HOLE PUNCHING TO
RE CONTINUED.

SAIC EDA1 -HOLE ~ y nl-N' ~
BE CONTINUED.
Washington, Feb. 10 (spccal).-" The reports on tilc
Free Wool bill the Free Cotton Bacgng ana cotton 'o
bill and the Free Binding Twne bill VIII DC supnl''u
10 tue House on saturday, February -. anu We
cxpect 10 ask the House to begin the conSlnefauo "
them on Tuesday, March l. beginning WIN 'Io WIZ
biu7 -ad Chairman Springer to-day. lie auoeu ,na'
the delay is to give the minority OF the ooh"n'"c
time to prepare and submit its views ID oploS''o
10 the bills. The report on the Free WON o'ii
he prepared by Mr. Springer, who has alreadS oo '
a mass Of statistics which, in his OPINION are N".u
able rs well as pertinent, and who Is "aluns w
additional material Of the same description "i." ITO
expects to receive from the Commissioner Oh L'oor
and the superintendent of Census.
Will the committee continue TO punch hoeS III INC
tariff pending action on the thYe DIS ~" "'''
mentioned ?" asked Tie Tribune correspondents
Certainly, certainly replied the darhI""'''n
statesman. We shall bccp right OH punciIhs "u
cVe,y direction The burdens 81 the Poop" n'"'t Uo
Boston, Feb. l0."Thc Boston commerce" nul
lcln" will print tomorrow statistical ai9N IL W ~.
duty ON the WOollcn imports Of the United SuS OH ,
basis Of the new tariff imposed by the springer D'll'
The figures are based the Official returns On ui
Treasury Department. and show that III me nsoh!
wear 1891. the imports of woollens were Vau'n Nv
S43285.4O0. The reduction in revenue u 'nc , Sailo
amount Of goods imported under the Springer
bill would be $29.9lo ,ls3 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE ORDER or THE IRON NALL.

The large auditorium In Cooper Union was "'''u 70
ovo,aowing lat evening by members OF the ORDER o' the
Iron Hall II was the occasion Of the annual '"l'''n
ncnt given bv OF the order In S city ana
the nnal payment u the amounts due to twenty m'"Dc
Of two Of the branches The entertainment V''S
music and recitation. and a speech by F. D. Somcrby
Che founder Of order. MI SOmcrby rciercu IN MS
speech o the bitter attacks on the orurf III assa
chusctts and dcpored action Of the present Sup'ih
tendent Of Insurance Of that state In whs ett'f h
Superintendent Pierce. Of Hewfork In "hch Ut 'c"'"'u
the attack on order, The member Of me older hr
said were satisfied After the entertainment large
number Of officers and members gave dinner al heca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
The BEHRING SEA FISHERIES.
PRESIDENT HARRISON ISSUES HIS PRocbAhA'
TON AGAINST POACHING.

TON AGAINST POACHING.
Washington Feb. 10.-Thc Bchring sea controversy
was the principal topic Of discussion ut TO-DAY eapihe'
meeting. There Is no particular change u nue Stun
ton and none Is looked for until LORD SALISBURY AUS
on the treaty of arbitration, draft of which. drawn
on lines understood to be equally acoepthbie " Dun
Governments was submitted to him early this week
In order To ut the treaty before the senate as soon
as posslhe IL va, arranged that Lord salisbury Scond
communicate his action by cable. 80 FAR however
nothing has been heard from him the subject. Inc
nolicy Of this Government with regard to tie coming
scaling season will depend largely on the acuo OF tho
pnrsb Government on the question Of arbitration
There l. scarclv Il doubt however that on ariSHHe'
n,ent will be made somewhat similar 10 mi" Of hSl
,c,r.s ,nodu, yivcnd Meanwhile the Behrng Sea JOINT
continues its daily sessions at the state DE
portnent and is understood to be making saisiacVf'
progress toward agrcepent as 10 inc ~'''"" WI"
aitlon and needs Of the seal fisheries.
The President has issued the usuDl prociiinhu"l
uorrnr all per.ons against entering the waters OF
E.htinq sen within The dominion Of the United states
for the purpose Of violating The provisions OF 9c'''o
o5G Revised statutes and pIoclaming that All
,,ornn. forud 20 be or 10 have boon engaged III a'
violation Of the laws Of the Cuod states ~ Sad "a''s
will Le arrested and punished a. pNV"eu oy .'a
-;aue and that all vessels 50 employed thelr t'VN'
.pparI furniture and cargoes' VIII Dc 'eH'u '"'
forfeited o.
"a. proclamation also calls attention to S1tion ,
Of the act 81 March >, lseS. In regard 10 the e'l"'
gshcrie, OF ha-Aa which prosidc, That >e'u"h i''''
includes and applies all the dominion OF the 'hci
state, m the wacrs Of Bcrine >e ana tta' the ir'''
dent shall issue his proclamation and cause inc s""'
to Ice Published Tor ono month At least In one ne"
,,n.r ',nbi.r.d AZ each United -tac- poii OF entry "
,tt Pacific Ca.t warning all persons a-dih-l cnIn-
such waters for TIE piPr' ol Ni''t"t- U', ~ man.
va.ris Of the United states diligently t. crl.r sah
water, and arrest al IV~1n1 ana 'elHe , a. T,rcd
SfafC-. .,t., ,f,. ono
is.r-r ln-t year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
NEARLY 4 THIRD OF THE CROP MOVED.

Chicago Feb. - (speclal).-Caretul investigations
made by traffic managers Of the Western roads show
that about 30 per cent Of last falls crop has now
left the farms and elevators Of the West. and has
been carried to Eastern and foreign markets. The
moving Of this port has kept the roads Interested
In the traffic busy they could be for five months,
and the Eastern roads have been in state Of block
ade for thc greater part Of the Time. The blockade has
been raised recently, but number Of the roads say
that affairs can hardly be said 10 have resumed their
ordinary state because if the roads forced all the
grain that they could get the Eastern roads tho
blockade would become than Eastern
roads have considerably more cars at their command
than when this traffic began, and it is probable
that they will be able to keep things moving until
the opening Of navigation. when a sufficient outlet
will BE- afforded for all the grain that can he sent
with 10 per cent of laSl years crop SIN In the West,
the traffic manager say That there will be no possibility
Of HIGHT business either 10y all rail railroads and
moved Under the circum, innccs, there Is little cnc4
for cutting quarrsin over DC freight by the
different roads, such sat, n, that IL wheat the 500
ha, been inGulginf WHY be passed by UNDECIDED by the
% roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
srcpf,,rr nosrrR TO 60 TO rrROPE.

Washington. Feb. 1D.-ScOcinrv Foster hi' hhhIiY
4 cded 10 tnkc an ocean trip for the benefit ol MS
h.nlh and viii AL from New lork next Iuc-diV Tor
Er men on tie North German Lloyd steamship spree.
He viii BE- accompanied by W +. Mcclellan. 'mct Oh
tbc Warrant Division. TicVHIrv Department. WHO !
also I'm poor health The Hecre'nry s"ncrs i''' P'''
,,,, ,,. effect. ~ severe attack Of the grip and
tho. ,h. triu solely FOR the purpose Of rccupcrhon
lie ma, no intention OF travelling IN Europe ana 'N
nc, Il. be ,e.in I'm tn, c1U"try IN about three weeks,
~ ,9lcsyn trb ID-~nrccDu John Il. hamiliOui o tn'
rtted ~t.tr, Marine .pia who j. ~ccniaFy Foster
',n,i,al ,dy-er TO- day received telegram rom I'M,
:nrc.nn u.rtl granting him three weeks IcNc 81
oi.e.rrr "a accompany Mr. Foster TO EuiVpe. lHeS
will remain abroad until Mar u H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
FLAMES DESTROY A PASTORS STUDY.

fire broke out In study Of the Carmel Baptist
Church AZ 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. which at first
Threatened IN destroy building. 1t WAS started by
some 1--we Goals falling the open CRATE when waS IN
TN, study occupied by the Rev J. T. Raymond. the pastor
~ fine church The church l. a new brick building In
Oh Idre- and twenty tb.;dst.. on Second ana
Third ayes and has been occupied by t' congregation
only wear The study entirely destroyed and MI
R,rrn,nl lost his valuable collection Of books and
r,,nuscrpts The fire put out before 1t extended
,ond the study The loss csnatcd at about o. 600
and is covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A SLUGGISH STORM.

Washington, Feb ia shallow trough OF low pressure
extends from Texas the ohio Valley 10 Lake Ontario
IL i att nded by sky and rain It's southeast
front TO the Atlantic from NewYork West Flor.
ida The rain turning from Northern New-Yorx
To Ohio The during Friday heavy In the cotton
belt in the Tennessee and the upper Ohio valleys.
These rain or VIII continue in the Atlantic Staes
and spread over Of gland saturday eoudnese
ana rain Will last till the storm tough nIs W
or pa>e, % the eastward Any rapid eastward progress
6,rnctsd by th. wave Of hgh pressure everything New
England and the South Atlant The pssu - e,ndn,
i-h,d in tho the Pscihc. aud change rom
tn. existing sluggish conditions be brought ABOUT n
a developed west - Oh" Rocky Mountains AIM i~
later movements the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
IMMIGRANT BUSHES, OF wE.rERN ROADS.

Chicago Feb. 10 (~pA'ial-A local paper says :
Now that tie THINK Line Association has thrown
wide IA" door 10 the Western roads nnd announced Ia
that each f. free to take whichever proportion OF
the immigrant bushes II clu secure for itself.
remarkable apathy j, Xhibited by these roads In
regard Ia the huslnc... While the door kept
shut they tmbed each other IN their efforts To
b. the ilrt 10 break down the barrier. but loon
IT Is thrown open with remarkable unnnmity they
have To- the conclusion that there r. not enough
In the business 10 make 1t worth fighting about. They
al willing to admit That 90 per cent Of IT at
least Is controlled 10y steamship agency and that
hat agency (. bound by long->taGdng contracts to
send all % II that II control to points on the
northern Pacific rpud There Is no ukohoJl that the
commission question VIII become any more dcmOmlzcd
than ~ ls Possibly tho throwing down OF the barriers
may have tendency - bring about IN earlier settle
mcnt OF Il than would otherwise b. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE CASE AGAINST THE GRAND TRUNK.

Chicago Fob. - tSp"rrl|.-Sp'chi Agent hie,Nch'
mar of tho Interstate Commerce Commission came up
from Springfield to-day 10 consult Di-tlctAuoihcy NIL
christ regarding Important case which Judge Allen
II Springfield Will decide ucNt Monday Milton knight
traffic MANAGER " Grand Tunh was Indicted by the
United State, Grand jury at Springfield for FNng Re-
bates 10 a 81 Louis shipper on produce Tor export thit
went through Montreal. KNIGHT, attorneys dcmuried
a ,n. Indictment on the er1und Congress had
light 10 regulate In Canada; IN other words
IL, Jurisdiction extended only to the border line II the
demurrer Is oycrrulcd knsAt will be- tried ana n con
vctcd the Will go to the Uhteu S'~''' supreme
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

Chicago Feb i9-Thc Lake Shore read has hnaly
consumnatcd deal by which IL VIII have one OF the best
terminals on the Worlds Fair grounds IL was inc III
cnon of the coinoany enter at the southwest corner
II tho ound over tho Pennsy yana tracks, but the Fair
Commissioners could make the necessary arrangements
The new entrance Will in the southwest corner with
the Baltimore and OHIO. This is much better than the
former plan would have been as II VIII ianu Pa''cnscS
much manor rho centre of the grounds and will allow
more room for hand ing special depot Will be
erected for the accommodation OF passengers