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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
TIE GTTTENBCRG BILL PASSED.
SHAMELESS LEGISLATION At TRENToN-orHER
BILLS


Trenton " j. March S (>pecal.-Tbe Guttenbure
Race Trac; bill was taken up on final passage In the
uousc this afternoon. Dennis Mclaughlin had seat
on the noor and lStencd T. the debate, ana wa'he'
the vote with lively interest lie evidently knew 10"
tie cat COINS to jump, for the plain ooserVauo"s
4 some ci the mcn opposing the measure only oronsn.
smile, 10 his face. This h Is 10 longer oad
LilI." aid one OF lis adv0,atcs. at mas pee"
amended Instead Of allowing prisoners TO designate
the magistrates before whom they shall he arrlEhe "
now provides that they shall not be dragged o' Vi '"o
town or village III which they are aneNtcd ior
hearing or 10 give tail. ka'i>oh, Of Essex ~lu "'''
IT was The be-, iii introduced this year iiu'cmnso"'
of Mercer, declared that the amendment was III
tended to choloroform the corscenccs of the members
who had voted against the bill when il was defeated be-
fore. ON it, face 1t Indeed good BILL on' l''
object was Lad Studer, of Essex said the Dill oush'
to he entitled AN .,ct 10 encourage ara Ec'''s'e 'he
ncfarJu> buSncs, of the racc-track gamblers vi 'o
state"
Kctcham. Of Essc>, declared tina, the hngcr marks
o! the devil were the bin, and he asked tNc he
publcanS not to soil their hands by touching H.
They hadn't to Trenton to lc1'late for ci1mh'iS
smith Of Morris, appealed 10 the Democrats W VOC
the bill down. lie and ,tratlan OF Mohhiou'h'
were The only Democrats who voted against the Dill
II passed by veto Of "a to - and now persons
arrested at GIttenbur at the instance OF the Law ana
order League will not be taken OIL the grounds.
justice will be handy admit them 10 ball Or dis
miss the
The Jersey City Water bill reported adversely III
he senate III, afternoon. Tho adverse report was ss
tanned by u vote OF - 10 >.
1bc bill TO establish pJlcc commissions IN paterson
and camden to-day created one Of the iv'licst night
" the session. several Republicans asserted !.a'
Governor Albeit the inst.gHiOr oi II ana ad.c
that II he thOClt his calm tia: the purpose "i' 10
crcac partisan police bOa!dN IN those cues "Dio
be swallowed 10y the people, lie was greatly iniHtahcu
Potts OF Hudson made a ringing 81, cch against the
bill. exposing its true inwar'incs ana 50 cntcuNV
his remarks that many democrats RETAINED from
voting until their leaders crachcd the partf WlIp
Th> they did openly and unllushnGlN saying that u
was Democratic iii and no Democrat could ai0ru 10
proVe rccaCirsnt in such emergency This lad
Inc desired cliect and the Dill p1,sed-Jo " ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
TIE DOLPHIN GOING INTO COMMISSION.

Washington. March Q fSpcclan.-The Dolphin VIII
he placed I'm commission about March IL Win 'oN'
mander W. II. Brownson in command Inc S'''
-, th,s officer was made late today ana Is n Rcn'i"'
,n,,.e IN all naval officers for Commander biO"h'
on wa booked for the desirable command oi 'h'
new cruiser Detroit. Commander Brownsoh Is u"
excellent officer and FOR time In command VI '
ptrcl lie does not for this detail ana j. uh"''
stood to have declined the duty. a ala also 'on'
schouler at present enSnecd IN revising ''e "'' a.,
rcculati0ns The remainder Of the complement ="
O.. Inns mot been decided upon. excepting Lieu
tounnt EucbIngham who will 20 a lis executive
Lieutenant Buckingham Is at present naval a'"cc III
the Office Of secretary Tracy. The Dolphin Wi'i ."
lormally assg.ed 10 the North Atlahuc' Dul WIN ~ :,
.r y, IT, extent succeed the wrecked Despatch
as the Presidential Yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
FRIES ALLIANCE WITH READING.
HARMONY NOW ASSURED AMONG THE GREAT
COAL INTERESTS.

HARMONY NOW ASSURED AMoN" lhH UNA
COAL INTERESTS.
Considerable interest was shown both IN wal '"oo'
. rrong the members Of the coal trade yes'eru"s az
IN, .nnoun ncnt from Philadelphia that the i'ie n
s,,hushed cordial relations with the hean'ne WIN
c,r IN the 60 duct Of competitive coal triuho' y"
Mort WA made 10 secure "a statement from
a.r,s 1hona. ard valiant. OF the Erie, VINO ARRANGED
N. matter with the Reading Officers III fh'''uc'p"''
an Tuesday. but both men declined TO ~N a"St""e
,, o,,ounc.ro.ut was made I'm the financial c'lnh'h
a, .The Phlladclphi Ledger and the c"h'e'N "' III
and accuracy Of that Journal carried cOhN''ou WIN
N. statement The Erie enjoys most important '"''
,rrIc and IL, interest, Will De greatly b'n'heu o' "
b,rrnouious alliance with the R'ains. pl'pu''S oN',
conn,tve bu -inc>, win be avoided ana tFc i''e VIII
il. nl,ccl in a position Ia share fully III the oc"en"
,tt ar. .xp,c,cd t., be derived from the worhlhs
,or.tb.r of all the anthracite interests
The alliance between the Erie ana the i'c"u'np i -
,,e with the satisfactory assurance, recently GN'h I"
IN. New.York Central by President Mcleod oi u"
Reading that there wouh bc no disturbance oil eN'"t
r.stIons II Is now evident that the Interests un'''"
l., ,h. coal combination cover virtually all inc an
nr,cIte territory II Is expected that AT me amman
.,lny NJ the Delaware and Hudson Canai company
,nrcssntntiycs of the Erie VIII enter tsc i'O''
,her.hv tending 10 weld Sill closer the rc1os III "
The competitive companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
SAID TO HAVE SLlSHED HIS WIFES THROAT

There seems to BE- uncertainty TO inst VINO tre'
ID cut Mary Ann l;egans throat IA Stpc,t last night
III. pole. of Iu4arist. station thnA u "'s ht
husband but both the and her HUSBAND uenN tha'
charge ~ 10 o'clock last night Policeman IifSht Of
t, Fifth Precinct found Mr. Kcan. thirty years "d OF
so Stplc.,t lying her room with an uely cash III
her throat The knife VITA which tn oiuh was done
VAS common twobl dcd pocket One ana wa nnd on tc
,,,et n front Of the house. The woman declined To LAY
ho cut her or to tell low IL happened but SIZE denied
tina, her husband john Rcsan thirtyt"o years Old had
ANYTHING 10 with it, She was removed 10 Nharlpers
STREET Hospital, where the phl'i'ah Neu tnat "'F "o"nu
- ,o, d,n gerous Late Ia evening the husband
,r,.tcd and locked NJ In the Leonlrdst station Louise
II denied a.. knowledge OF tae cline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LAKE AND RAIL RATES SETTLED.
1T IS NOT THOUGHT LIKELY THAT LAST YEARS
srRI,GGLE Will DE REPEATFD.

IT is NOT THOUGHT LIKELY THAT LAST YEARS
STRUGGLE WILL DE REPEATED.
A conference OF representatives Of the New England
lines the Trunk lines, the lake lines and the Nott
western roads was held nj the Offices OF the lruhN
Line Association Yesterday Tic NEE Ing was caiea
at the instance OF the Northwestern lines, I" take
action on the establishment OF lake and rail rates 10
10 into effect on the opening Of navigation More man
thirty roads were represented the fall attendance D.
Ing brought out By the fact that lake ana ran u'i
fcrentias were he basis Of p:Otraccd struggle iast
year.
Under the circumstances, II perhaps something
OF a surprise that an agreement was arrived al 50
quickly and with 50 little friction Yesterday l"e
result was an Endorsement of last years scheHuc' "
Guiding Commissioner GOddard's award To the 'a'ui''
Pacific and the initial lines connecting WIN H. luz
present rate OF 81 % on frstclass freight from Nc
York and Boston Paul is retained. the rates on
otber classes being proportional After the opc"Ing
., navigation a dhepnal of 10 cents. first class Is
to be allowed on routes via Lake Michigan ports, aJd
dit,crutlal Of 30 cents, first class, on routes VIA
Lake superior potts, making the Lake Michigan rate
81 IL and the Lake superior rate ~ OIL.
The struggle last year hinged on the action oil the
Canadian Pacific, which established rate OF 81 "
first class 10 IT. Paul. Its initial lines. the west
shore the Lake Erie, ontario ami western, ana the
Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg, claimed the same
dircrcntloI and a lively war the Immediate re
suit After a prolonged struggle, during winch 'hc
axe and rail business became almost completely uc
moraIized the matter was referred 10 Commissioners
GODDARD for arbitration. lie cut the 'anadah racine
uncrcntiul down 10 cents, establishing Its rates o.
he Al % basis, and rcfIscd The iBulai Ines ah'
incrcntial at all. The West shore showed SIGNS o.
,.vot hut finally Submitted and peace "a' ie"tT0''
,Tiin sioncr todGaId's ruling was aiirncd AT t"e
meeting Yesterday the CANADIAN Pacific .ehs ncpie
,cnicd by s initial lines when, uhG,r W. ph'.,"S
nacmc have pow, Of csab sling tic through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
cooD FOB1TyE OF A Bill DISTRIBUTOR

Among the supeInIineraries who appeared III " TIC
rl,ck Mascuc- when it given NJ the Union si1a"
Theatre I'm August last was II tall, hne-loohns '"eue
of evident Intelligence. Il. \. Duncan, the %N"r'N
ua agent Of the theatre. liked The manS LOOKS ana s'o
him a lob distributing bills. In time he m''uc al
usher Of lm. The young mans name was "'"s'
r1 AZ Gus the swcde'' he known about III"
theot,e H., could talk French. German ana English
od s,ened well educated. one day Mr. Duncan invite"
min, 10 his house, ard was surprised to nave MN 81
down at the palo and Play some classical music
fsw week, ago Mr. Duncan surprised - near t'a'
,hc swedish Consul had been looking for ""is' ana
Later the bill distribution himself paid 'r. duncan d
,i,, BE said that he had received cable dispatch
, ne ,other announcing the death OF an aunt, who
In An Innfrance Of $4,000 that WAS 70 DC uiViuoN
,atucen his brother and himself. Gus has gone 10
weSS hut eXpecs 70 tO his place al the IN are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
ONTARIO'- FINANCIAL PLAN.
4 NEW MoRTGAGE or seo.0OO.OoO CONTEMPLATED
-DoNDS TO De REFUNDED AND IMPROVE
MENTS MADE.

NEW MOET,,AGE or $4,000. 900 CONTEMPLATED
BONDS TO De REFUNDED AND IMPROVE
MENTS MADE.
An important step has been taken by the directors
NJ the Ncw.York, ontario and Western HALLWAY
lookinr toward the development Of the property ana
Inc improvcment II Its finances. y meeting OF s'OoA
holder. has been called for April 30 10 consider
financial plan which Is intended TO providc ipr '"'
fuudinc OF the outstanding bonds and such nddiu0hH
murovcmcnts etc, - the property n nny be IeiF"'
in the future. 1t Is proposed to create WoF'e"so
If $50 eco OOO the bonds to be payab" In Goid' u
run for 100 years and % bear per cent interest
lire the p, 100000 outstanding per cent bonds
which are rr,ieemable 10 on any Interest daN anu
:. 900 900 new bond, will he held 20 retire the present
~ GOO 900 consolidated > per cent bonds. Inc Il
oinder Of the new issue will be issued from tl' 10
I'm. rs required for the additions ana i"pro'
Tho redemption Of the present u per cent Oo"u'
,rould effect a saving OF 10000 year In hNcI
charges and leave only the Sj.GOoooo . per cc"'
hopds a prior len TO the proposed per cent? INC
,u,r,v.ments contemplated immediately incifde the
budlng Of docks and coal rcstles at Cornwall a inc
present facilities for transfer OF coal Ill NJ"
,r Inadequate for the growing business OF te ''"''
ro,d There will also be new engines ana coal ''''
added to the equipment
The proposition outlined above Indicates t"h' '"c
,o,arenent OF the ontario road j, determined 10
u,,r,, vigorously for the future deVciopn'"t VI ~
,nilv growing coal traffic, and purposes 10 iahe aa
rnutuge Of "a" benefits when hIc 'APc' ~ ,a,,,1.
RAPED by the coal trade out OF thc fc'c'' H'''""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
R,-sINEss IN TIE SENATE.

Washington. March 0.-ln The senate, MT i'if'
from the Committee Appropriations reporter bach
without amendment the Agricultural Deficiency blil
and said he would call IT up tomorrow
senate bill appropratins $lo7,O3J to compensate
the indians Of the Grow Creek Reservation Wa passed
The senate Joint resolution 10 pay West Virginia her
share Of the direct TAX refund wa taken up aha MI
Daniel offered as amendment an a1duoEh "''''o''
rc,inq IN. Secretary of the Treasury TO acccp; the
,nrro. greet uLon by the committee 0i the Nr-lni"
Tnd boiders "A. 10 the bonded debt ii virginia. IL
49, made a special order Tor next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
THE RJDr yROryrIBLF 10 A GOOD WORK.

Durlands Riding Academy was crowded last even
ing when n riding, driving and jumping exhibition
was given under the auspices Of the TIA Kala society
Of the Church OF the Divine Paternity. Tie society
Is composed Of young women. The programme con
s.icl Of ten numbers opening with grand entrance
Of nity-twO women with their escorts Ihis was
followed by n quadi!c, in which twenty Young women
took part The - cu DE Barre" was an exciting
contest aud An exhibition Of good riding. IL WIS
wou bv j. Meishlin who also carried on hrst prizes
I'm tho I" Bumphln race and Dead Mans" race.
About 800 people present and the receipts will
probably exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
voyoy STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

,,aanopoll,. March (speciop.-The annual meet
ing If the Stockholders OF the Louisville Hc"'\'o'
and Chicago and Ito two branches Wa hoiu IN,
day. report of the operation oil '"c "o'o' =,
,a,hs I, has h.,cn under the mann cement OF
pr.,dcn, Thomas, ending December II. l7oi' WIS
,,,uI,,cd II showed that the total earnings III
that p,Iod were ~ 56s, $50 is. and the operating cA
n.u,cs ~ Oo5 $50 o. leaving the net earnings s''
,os oe II was decided 10 elect new dir, Iots ~,
he o,,s vinr New albany aud Chicago until the mira
Wednesday In september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
THE YEA THER REPORT.
THAT COLD WAVE STILL ADVANCING.

WASHINGTON March 9.Te storm which was central this
uoing I'm Minnesota has moved eastward over the lake
cIon, the centre being Marquette This storm Is
,,dd By westerly gales and cod wave ia the ~ It 'rn
49,, outhern norton OF the upper lake region and a cold
80 with snow In the upper Mississippi Valley The
, NJ nigh pressure continues central north Of Dakota.
a., :, bs. extended ,outhwaid u Texas and over the
Rocky Mountain regions with hrisA anu hish horueHy
,,d and generally fair weather. GENERALLY cloudy " Ia
,, ,aiu has ureyaled the central valleys, the lake
,~i,ns u,c Middle Atlantic States and Sew.Engand.
Generally clear weather has prevailed In the t'ult aud
South Atlantic States 1t Is warmer In The Huli states
i " no Wiley and the lower lake region. and thence
astw ard 10 tn Atlantic coast IL Is from 20 u 40 de.
,oldor I'm NOIthN est. IN" etons are tlat
~, rod WY. VIII extend over the LAKE regions ana t
,ntlal valleys far south a. the Gun STATE VIVA ran.
~ ,nv 1h,r-day end Will De felt Oh the AtllIte coast
IA FRIDAY morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

Washington. March 9IThe conference OF po'''i'.''a
t,,i, ,v tho pn.tmostsrG~ner. 10 discuss important
nostal subjects began at the Po,oAce Department 10
day There were present forty postmastcIs, or u'e|
CONSERVATIVES whose Offices represent 0neiAii Oh inc
entire postal revenue The P0,nastcrGcn"ral opcheu
he conference by an address Of welcome ana con
graduation. The meeting theh % :, f:olr cIe,
clerk Of the Department. was elected secretary An
nlaer Of hIlsiness wa aiOp'"d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
A Household Remedy.

A11cocK's Porous PLAsrERs are the only
reliable plasters ever produced: Fragrant
clean, inexpensive, and never failing; they
fully meet all the requirements of house
hold remedy, and should always be kept
on hand.
Forthe Relief and Cure of Weak Back,
Weak Muscles, Lameness, Stiff or En-.
larged Joints, Pains in the Chest, Small
of the Back and around the Hips, Strains,
Stitches and all Local Pains, Allcock's
Porous Plasters are unequaled.
Beware of limitations be deceived by msrepresen'
tation Ask AcocK and let solicitation or explanation
induce you to accept substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
, uIrI TO INCREASE TIE NAVY.

Washington March Ex-senator Hale today reportcI
from the Committee Naval Affairs bill proVdlhe
for the further increase Of the Naval csabN 'hnch
II authorizes the construction Of three baitlc5hps {"
800 To lOC COO displacement: TWO arHofed coast
defence vessels runboats Of 200 TO LOO tons ana
ciph, first class torpedo boat, and appOprlates
. 900 900 toward their construction and Sl.OJOoOo
toward their armament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
U-DSON c. CLEMENTS NAMED.

THE PRESIDENT APPOINTS hin TO THE lNIEE
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. March 0-The President today sent
the following nomination TO the Senate:
hudson C. Clements 81 Georgia: tn be an lntersla'"
Commerce COmmis siOner. vice Walter H. bIdSE' uc'u
and william 1.ndsay declined . -. on
Mr. Clements was born I'm Walker 'ouh'F. Nv. ;, on
rcI,1ary 10 1876. He studied law ~ 'lhn'rli',i
nivcr.ity lebanon. Tenn. and In l-G0 he was an
mitt.d 10 the bar and 20 practise al l@ilyru!- va"
lie wa, elected IN the Georgia Assembly IN a't
i-- aud In l-77 he WAS elected 10 The STAT" Hcnat
tie was elected to the XLNIIth- XlNlllth, ALN' IL"
and list CONGRESSES, Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
MIR. MoRGAN,s CANADA RETALIATION BILL.

MIX. M'KIfAN7o CNNNDN MI MI rI'73' ''''''''
Washington, March On the senate. hr. Morgan ID
troduced a bill to enforce the provisions Oh sec
zion 9aG6 Of the Revised statute IN respect
of Article 30 OF the Treaty OF Washington
Of MAY g. 1871, with the Government Oi "r"''
Britain, and 1t was referred to the 'o'""'',,cc o'
Foreign Relations. 1t declares imperative al! laws
which exempt from the payment OF duties any aucic
Of commerce which are not the free l't, wien en-
tered in the Custom HOUSES Of TIC Chtrd STATES Ior
transit through the United states to the Dominion ol
Canada or any British possession on the cohunent Oh
North America or from them to any foreign conntry
p,ded that tbi. declaration does not apply to Artlc!e
10 Of the treaty Wit! Great Britain coheiuoeo 'iai o.
I17I or TO that part oi any act OF congress Whch
dives l.ral operation aud effect to nid article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

MICliIGAN AND oIilp h'Np' - :,
Columbus ohio. Marh (Npeciap.-N'l'ieN VI ~
corporor,on were fled In the secretary u '''''
once Tins mornlrg for the Cincinnati" 'a'h'"" All"
Maclnnw Railroad Company, 0i iono' WI" way
Hal stock Of siG,1Oo.00O rms fo"u Il 'o''No"."
, ~, A., ucb,gon and Macanaw rOad. corpora
,io, -, ,ucb,pan. and the Cincinnati and Michigan
aa . corpo-,ton Of ohio. The incorporation lee
49, .aio 400 and was paid under protest. hult VIII
Ia. hr,uvht to recover the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

For Alabama Mississippi, local showers the north
colder.
For Louisiana East Texas ana Arkansas. fair two
days codel Friday. 49,
For Western New.York, Western Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Ohio. light Ian snow cold wave.
For indiana aud Illinois local SHOWS tonight; clearing
Thu sdav colder; fair Friday.
For and Kentucky local showers In the east
cold wave: colder and fair Friday.
For Michigan. snow rain cold wave
For Wlsco. IN local sn0w> In the east coder
For Iowa aud Minnesoti. fair preceded by snow -
Far MiS,ouii and Kansas colder: fair two DAYS.
For Nebraska fair two DAYS warmer Friday
For the Dakotas. fair ard warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

Meeting Railway Company OF Jersey CITY, and received
preliminary Injunction restraining the dock company
from taking any further proceedings looking to"aiu
the condemnation OF the Pennsylvania Company's
lands for the use and benefit Of the dock company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

Tribune Once, March 10, o. m.-Except for fog and
cloudnes the morning. the weather fine Yesterday
ce wind being light from the west and southwest. Hu
mildly registered 30 in the morning aud II at evening"
The temperature ranged between 40 and 80 degrees the
average (4) being "a higher than the corresponding
day last year and also pa higher than Tuesday.
In and this city today there Will probably 70
rarity cloudy TO cloudy weather possibly with little rain
colder at night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
asS The LAME -&I
FOR LIGHT. DURABILITY. COMFORT SAFETY,
THE ROCHESTER"

For sale by lamp dealers but II YOUR DEALER CAN-
EOf SUPPLY YOU WITH GENUINE OChESIEi."
LAMlS COME 20 OUR STORE aud see not oi{ , M
BfSf LAMP IN THE WORLD but The lAW'E>i
cAEIEh or LAMPS shown in Nsw-iofhi or send
IO>t,l for catalogue ana ord. BY MAJ ~ r. Lamp
90 rant d. aior than On" Million ~ us ...,,
EDWARD MILLER A co. (IstdGd le44). MNNFIi>..
20 AMI II tOG" Place bet PARK Place ana barclay
" Y Nearest l. Road Stltion.. G'av". al PaiS Pac"'
0th.avc. a: EIrciaA-s 3d-JSe. 81 EioOdiyH E.luEr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
THE PURE FOOD BILL PASSES TIE SENATE
1T is EXPECTED TO PASS THE HOUSE AND BE
COME \ LAW.


Washington. March 9.-Thc Paddock Pure F0od OIL
n,ssod The Senatc today without a division being
chilled for the many modi6caticnS made III COM
uittoe Of the Whole having placatcd al dangerous
opposition The bill In its present shape Is Wn-
do,htedlv an Improvement on all previous a''emP'S
At this sort OF leh laton. ard rs It's enactment i
evideu,,y desired bv IA great number OF agricultural
industrial and other organizations and 10y many e'"
nent authorities on the public health. the House oi
REPRESENTATIVES Is now generally expected to iollo"
,ba examnIc Of the Sennte ard give this meaSus'
nl.ce ON the statute book ut this session OF 'onHusN
II proydcs for the organization In the Department
., Agriculture of a section to be known As the FOOD
sec.ion ~ tbe chemical division to anayle samples
~ food ar Ding, offered for sale In any state or Ter
,ito,v other tLnn where manufactured. or IN any
foreign country provided they be In original ana ui'
broken packages. II prohibits the Introduction oi
food or drugs adultea ted or miSbIandcd. under
nenalty not exceeding 500 for the first offence ana
rot exceeding $500 for each subsequent offence ana
hv Imprisonment for one year. Every person VINO
manufactures for shipment from any state or Territory
,o any other state or Territory any drug or article
Of food * required to furnish samples to agents Of the
Secretary OF Agriculture refusal 20 do so i punish
lila nv - fine not exceeding 800 and not less tan
10 oT Ly Imprisonment from thirty 10 100 dtV>, or
both. The manufacture or .ale lkh9"lhgNl VI
adnIterated impure or msbranded articles 81 iood
hall in addition those penalties. he adludE"n 10
pav al III. necessary costs and expenses OF ihsPcOo'
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS EXTENSIONS. "

Parsons Kan. March 9.-lt Is no longer secret
that IN. Missouri Kansas aud Texas road Is backing
~, ,ue.orr Kansas and Eastern In the construction
nj the rond from bonneville. Mo. to 81. Louis. ana
tbt when n IS completed the former Will own and
operate the latter. President Cross feels confident
that the Missouri Kansas and Texas viii be unnlng
lis own trains into st. Louis 10y January /. 1893. 1t
Is also announced good authority that the Missouri
Kansas and Texas will build from It's present terminus
into Houston. about eighythree miles, ana perhaps
,u ,,, an IN Galveston. The extension from
poi, r.n into Kansas city will also be- pressed TO
-, .,,Iy comnIetlon II also be said that. In al
iiIcliLo1d aS soon the Eastern Texas Is completed
the general headquarters OF the company VIII be moved
H. st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

The finest and only vsstlbuled night S,n ior b0s Goa
ton and New Hi gland points leaves biOoLHh nA~
nNr TelAud City at IL p. n. dsiH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

Seventeen solid trains leave WORK daily for tho
North and West via New-l0rk Central. Sec TIM
table. sa