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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

yrpGs PEsxixs-E Estate Of David G.
Smith. deceased; order assigning May
]: for hearing tsss3y claim. Estate Of
Earl T.. johnson. minor; order ap-
pointing guardian Estate of John
Morningstar. decessed: bond and oath
on sale of real estate filed. Estate 81
Daniel Bird. deceased: order allowing
administrator final account, and a.
signing residue Of estate. Estate Of
Eliza f. Miner. deccased; letters OF
administration Issued TO Charles 4.
Harrington. Estate Of Eliza Pcters.
deceased; order assigning Nay y for
proving will. In the matter II Mary
Barrett. INDECENT insane: order for ad
mission 20 asylum at Kalamazoo.
Estate OF Joseph +. Hayes. deceased;
order confirming report OF commits
sioners in dover. Estate Of Ludwig
r. w. Hornberg. minor; inventory
filed. Estate OF Ransom Rolf. de
ceased; order granting hccnss 10 sell
mortgage ut discoasat Estatc Of
Charlotte +. Chambers deceased; or
der assigning May u for determining
heira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

49, 1891 yss1 = Ieaeesa
- Cknr1uH Innas1. ~ aisenastise
g pns1noenhiA dinine1 h - uAse-
~ g - ssesse 4 Dsshsa 9kissss;
eOpsal lsua pssAoss es.rk Jshs -
EGosonhesi " bsenAeede Bon.
sssnnpuis; jsdsnsss fps paaiusi6
e160L : G. = HASVnsd - y essa.
rskd nsukAssA ssoS1hnaos; teAgneae
fns piaissi2 o1sAoo 6tn1e 1nnk &
WhiSs Rgssa W. ChAEiss = jarrett
assuapsit: iudgasa1 fos plsinti4
olll.M AppsnA wplsn Hiiis -
Eivsrd e Groesbeck. aaunmpsit;
judgmsns fos plsissiA ea.61. Joha
RsusDa W Essstns RsskinA sesump-
eat; ja<lgness 1De plsiad4 o@1n-
The rsopis sz rel W. q. 6sun<iess
W ksaasdy Hsass; eco Uassanso.
Ssandnrd Osl Company ~ 0rand
Rspids Hydssulic Company. sssunp-
81; 6udgnsat fos plais6e o7i2@
fhs Giocsstes lsoa woelp ~ The
Hydraulic Company; ju<lgneat foe
plainti6 entail T.. u. 6snediey
~ 0ypsun Plaster 4 6succo Cou-
paay. sasnnpsit; On trial
|rDos William Lsvveodcski
" Horace J. Turner and q. b
NieholA trespass on the case; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
II HAS GONE DOWN
cssnd RAPIDS hydrsulic Company
IN the Sheriff. Hands
JUDGMENTS Foa THOUSANDS
- \ ODsAsa A0Us1sss1 nAssesss>-1be
0hav18 Nm ura0 - psnns Uns1o
o. JuA.wDDs = 100000

TAs 0sanA Rspidb Hydzsulis esss.
pssy y il soss STRATA Yesterday isdg
nsan seyssgseing ol;s. iss - vsrs re-
ders<1 In Ne Uuitsd States and cisssuit
seusts sgnisss the eoasesn. md sise
punping sextinn % IN the hands a shs
shssi6. While . newly Appointed rscssvss
oeando resdy ~ recsive - sooa - he
esa suss the shsri0 Monday sveais,g
ths Gioucsstes iron vorhssseursd jsdg-
neat fGs tx.7All in the circuit cours
snd innsAiiassly took out sxscut'oa and
lsvisd Ga the plant The matter 90
ouppsessed BY the clerk Of the court n
aiio~ the sheriff % get posssssion before
The other creditors found out what wss
going GA. Yesterday W. t. Conn Of
New York secured three judgments
against the company. one for sol sd Vi.
Que foe E1.5si2t. and ono for
6,.EAlo. In the case cf the
American Loan and Trust com
psny am order VAS granted appointing
II. J. % BFien, receiver IL the concern.
The Hydraulic company has been In
hard siiaps for several years Ii has not
been able 10 keep Up the interest on sts
great bonded indebtedness and the req
dering of tho judgments yesterday sim
ply brought the affairs u the company to
. Gloss. I. j. Ubrien. ~ receiver. iiled
bonds IN the sum 81 $1,000 with j. VI.
Barnett and Willard BArnhart a. sure
tea sheriff LAmoreaux Vas asked Last
night IL he would turn the plant over Ia
the receiver. lie said be would hold the
plant until tho Judgment II the Glouccs-
Ter iron works u satisfied
The appointment % receiver before
w. t. COIN obtained has judgments
viii prevent has lcsying on tho property
Of the company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

yrrer SrvxrE~s William T. CcsSa
et al ~. Hydraulic Company. NJ.
AL pIry emrsnelcsL plea with
drawn: verdict foe plaintiff st1i4 0t
Same title. No. ftlk itlry empsneissi.
Plea withdrawn. Judgment fcr
plaintiff SS15542t Same title. NJ.
stii. Judgment fcr plaintiff Ell ena ~
The American Lean \ Trust Company
". q. y Hydraulic Company. orisr
appointing T. y. pBrieu rrcesvsr.
The Bi--ea Carpet Sweeper Company
W. The Gosh-a Carpet Sweeper Con-
rsry hv rnusent orsler continuing
hearing "a crrier ~ .a9v esues. until
Nav II The First Natiorai Bank 70
Dubuque et a. - r g. Peters - a. /,
ORDER requiring master ~ hear pvscf
- eiaira q Cs-well hro- W ID
Nekinusv ga q u Erwin Il al. artler
q sii.s.erfinuarsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

JrpeE HAGGERrY-Edwxrd Brown. vio-
lxtion OF street ordinance; paid e3s5.
+. W. Hunter. same. Burt Butts. vio-
lation Of vehicle ordinance; adjourned
to April IL g. w. Cole. violation OF
ordinance relative 20 agencies; CON-
mitted sixty days; second charge. sen
tencc deferred until June -. A. l..
Livingston. disorderly; discharged.
Martin Zehler and Fred Hurlbert. lar
ceny; adjourned 10 April -. Will.
lam Pyne. malicious injury; adjourned
To April -. Lulu Stonehouse. tru-
ancy; verdict guilty; execution Of SEN
tence deferred until April %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The attendance 1t Smiths opera
house this week has been phenomenally
large. The great magnet that il at
tracing such crowds Of tho lovers OF
vaudeville 10 tho wonderful and sensa-
tional work Of the six Pardoe. the
worlds greatest bicyclistsL Visitors to
the city today should not fail to see the
Partioe. There will DO matinee today.
commencing at go o'clock. the Pardos
making their appearance at $50 o'clock.
The program has several other very
strong features
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The case Of g q. SmedIey Va the
Gypsum Plaster and Stucco company 10
collect lxborers' wages was begun in
Judge Groves court at ) o'clock last
evening and continued until 90. excerpt
Tor an intcrmission II IN hour for sup
per. The cass will be resumed at 5
o'clock this afternoon. Tho attorneys
do not wiah the case % 90 over the
tsrm and are working It in after regular
cDurt hourA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

OF medicinal agents 10 gradually rele-
eating the old time herbs. pills, draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
mad effective liquid laxative. Syrup Of
Figs. To get the true remedy go that
IL is manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup company only. For sale by all
leading druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
4 Wondssful Statement.
OF Dullam's Great German

4 Woudssful Statement.
Proprietors Of Dullam's Great German
Remedies:
GENrLENEy-I have for the past two
years been troubled with . serious and
very severe Liver and Stomach diff
Guilty. Have had advice and medicine
from our very best physicians and only
Ia be temporarily relieved. Some Of my
friends persuaded me to try your Great
German Remedy for the Blood. Stomach
and Kidneys. and to my surprise. after
using three bottles. I feel hke . new
man. II you desire you can use my
name in print OF by reference in any 81
the Grand Rapids. Michigan. papers. or
any other papers In tho states. 10 con-
vince the afflicted that II 10 the best
Blood. Liver and Kidney medicine on
earth. l feel like a new man. Have
lived here Tor over forty years.
M LIVINGSTON,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
For sale at Scribner 4 Aldworth's
drug store. No. - Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Trs-ss SsvEsyvs United States Y.
Charles Cony~iiie Indictment for
retailing liquor without paying tai.
final al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Application has been made TO have
Anna Tazelaar admitted to Kalamazoo
a. = county charge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Jrs~sg Grsvs F'r~d ~ Leruari va
Charles II. Leonard. Zee Partition,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

srcfi.- thea Ne ~ sss i>cs nee ehd- HE vere
~. ~s--s srr-s hs-. ever Sc, ~ me ks,d. We
t~~s, sssss he SryreueA Rsusn'es, sod N to
s~~ss e~n,d Q G-~at Improvement. sod
rss - . -s~rpi ~segv cared. His shi. % smccsh
sas ~ai,e. s-d =. s,srns snsir~ly vel. We ere 80
tn.rsfai fav-rsi, inrissrd. l vssS hts % tell
evsry0.s vAo sss 81 seyfss rssy shr-, CrrrcuAA-
No pAFp RARRRTr,
winfield. Icsham Co,ssy. nseA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Jcbon BcRIIxGAns-The People W.
John J. Rsns st a., dsbs On boad; On
trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Buy Dullam's Great German . cent
Cough Cure ut Scribner 4 Aldworth'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26


He I'D N ~ Vossd
IN liren e,oske ever -
many simss . day. End
then - wcsid stsch
FIST To HE clothes. i
ecrh zoe dr~es hin
s,aoe fov nonths. He
nssie tees. ksssss. snd
sSms vere i'sss c.oe ecssd
deep Funri,e sors ~
80 spee ell over. RVS
The drepess once v~re
On hts arms. s~ss. ard
IRE. HE fs~s AMI care
- Ress deep ers~ss
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

grTwras he greet ss', Ca-e, snd CrStes ~
sc.-. - .sqsss.. sssr e~su.is--, estsv,aiiy. fs-
esnslv --sev- srs speedily -s-e s~s-r sts>sse snS
hAir flcsn tafs.~y - age. fr~, psmPsss - srufss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

SEE. -~--y~A--. Pre- C--fr-nA ~ srsy,
g. R.sntvs~-. o. Prepared ,, 10 fs~-sa
pscs .so ~ - al cssrresrTcS. Rsssse. n -.
aU~ u~v - csrr- ssl, ns.~s~e~ - pss-s, -
uisssrscczs .rs 100 .s-esssis> nssi~s srs--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

"A 0V'c ss,s 49, zSslr p--sA>s ssd s-sr.ss~1
oU0t = 80 Crrfs-rss Scar. As>olssey psra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
THE Labor TEOTBLES AT CHICAGO
NIL QUIET OF THE RAILWAYS THREATS OF A
RIG STRIKE NT THE FAIR GROUNDS.

ALL QUIET on THE RAILWAYS THREATS OF
BIG STRIKE At THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Chicago Feb. - tsp cal.- There are 10 signs OF
a strike ON the Chicago ana western Indiana Rail
road The road has all the men 1t needs to look
after the switches. and trains are all moving on time"
President Thomas n to-day that he had secured
enough men To do all the work. and that he had
been obliged 10 turn away nearly 100 applicants VII"
were fully capable Of handling switches. The city
poic. Mr.. Thomas said have given us ample
protection, and | do not anticipate any further
trouble
Unless the demands OF the striking electrical
workers are granted all members Of the building
trades counc representing twenty seven trndes. VIII
,,,it work at the Worlds Fair grounds. This was
TIE decision reached at meeting OF tie building
trade, council last night. This the strikers say, VIII
mako It impossible to get the work done at the Fair
grounds by May /. seventy non-union electrical
workers Joined the strikers yesterday. meeting
Of electrical worker, held at which was found
that places could provided for all the strikers at
,ncc They say 100 additional workers will be-
needed in order to complete tho work by May /.
They further say the Worlds Fair officials yesterday
iclcgra phcd to Eastern cities and sent agents To 81.
Paul and I. Louis to get men, but the strikers say
they will have representatives, on hand 10 see thit
none Is hired until their demands are granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
AIMING THE NEW NAVY.
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR SHELLS AND FOR
APpARAII-S EOR MMITEMEAD TOEPEDOES.

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR SHELLS AND FOR
APPARATUS FOR WHITEHEAD TOEPEDOES.
Washington. Feb. - t>pcciaDThe Secretary OF
the Navy has completed contracts with f. W. BliS,
& Co.. of Brooklyn. for launching and other appar
tus for Whitehead automobile torpcdoeS and with the
American PrOjoctilc Company OF Lynn. for wrought
Ste, shells. The amount Of the first contract T.
Sooo 800 and that Of the second about 100000
Under It's contract the Bliss Company will deliver
broadsidc lower deck mounts. with deck training and
ccvahng Coar: ten broadSde upper deck nouns.
with gear: forty brosdsidc connections. lower deck
ten air COmprc sor> with connections and valves ten
accumulaorS with separItorS. valves etc. each tube
to have capacity OF 900 cubic inches; ten spoons
and loading trays. and forty loading trays without
spoons. All Of these parts are required by ships
from which Whitehead torpedoeS 10 be launched.
and are intended for on board the now vessels
which are fitted with torpedo tubes. The Depart
ment has adopted basis for this contract plans
Of mounts which It hns reason u believe will result
in efficient manipulation of the launching tubes. but
1t Is prepared TO accept such changes therein a
practical results may 10 require. Five sets Of
apparatus are required TO be- delivered within six
months and the rest in n reasonable time.
Under the Of the contract with the American
Projcctile Company there will b. delivered the fol
lowing number and classes of shells: 10000 4-inch
5000 5unch, 1900 sinch. so 1o-inch. and 100
i3-inch. The finch shells Will cost 80 ~ each
the 5inch Is 10 each. the 10 and Il inch shells
Deliveries are TO begin within tho next six months,
and must be completed In TWO years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
COLLEGE, ATHLETES MEET.
THE UNDERGRADUATE RULE DEFEAILD.
DECISIVE ACTION OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
AssOCIATION-OFFI CHOSEN.

DECISIVE ACTION OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHOSEN.
The corridor, Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel were crowded
all day yesterday with young college men VINO were
Interested I'm the eighteenth annual meeting OF the
intercollegiate Athletic Associations. The meeting lasted
until after 6 o'clock. Much work was accomplished
probably important being the refusal OF the
a,sociation abide by the 'undegaduae rule" which
has caused much trouble at Yale recently.
The delegates picscnt were: r. Il. y. Dlrlng and
+. T.. Crosby. IL Cornell; Il. G. Parker Of Wesleyan
". {. DoIance and Il. {. TAFT. IT.. OF Brown; j. T.
smith o. Gcorrctown; w II. Corbett. n. f.. Craft and
II. L. Cunt, Of Stevens; H. b. Wade, A. H. Jones and
W. <. walcott o; Yale: W. Wheeler OF williams J..
II. Davis. &. II. McElwan and w. Il. Woodbridge. Of
Princeton j. J.. Thicker. /. -. Ienncld and =. ..
lcnz. Of Ncw-York University; f.. -. Elmo Lewis
II. A. Mackcy and r. H. Lee OF University OF Pcnnsy
vanla O. \ Ludlow. Of Rutgers; o. C. Richards g. H.
Miller and II. w. Fox OF Union {. J. McCaHcrty, j.
L. Bayad and NJ A. Doran. Of Foidham; {. \. Hume.
Of Trinity; f. G.. Jobrskie J. N. Dononuc II. q.
J. M,ckc Of the College Of the city Of NewYork +. L.
rcll. b. W Morris ana II. Il. Kingsley. Of Columbia ;
l., Thompson Isc8ls and Nariecn OF Harvard: e.. H.
stewart II. {. Turner ana Z. s. Hallowcl Of swarth-
more.
10 ching Of Princeton had his record Of 80 - for
hiking mile allowed; q. H. Feaing, Of Harvard fol
uhnng high jump Of fret I'a nt hes and brewster Of
Yale for broken re'o'd in two-milc safety bicycle
own d Wesleyan were admitted to membership.
Tho report showed the seasons pts u b.
20 O3G 3d. and disbursements. t3 $50 g. leaving balance
81 $3.50 50. This will be dylccd among the
colleges which tVes last years meeting
The election Of Offices resulted follows: Il. H. Vale,
president C. r.. Lewis Niccpcslden J. DAILY, secrc
tary. and NJ A. DoaI, treasurer; executive committee
T.. II. Davis, J.. Thompson. John Pcnu and y. g.
Johnson. 1t said that cet@ia trancia uon'acoIs
ding the publication Of the programme mad been
irregular and Investigation ordered.
The undrrgrf Guatc iuic down by II To g.
AID amcnln'nt 70 the rule met the same fate, going
Gown by a >ot, o 10 .. 1t would have required q
twohilGs 10 pa, Oh, rule. The delegate, wcr"
out lo6cn iocar ling thc Amateur Athletic Union. Tn
-ay they DO games under the \. a. l.
auspices and that they have defined the amateur T. sit
then selves.
Tumpoitqni are constitution welc made.
Among the changes Of Interest g. the en''
d entries 10 q mo> should thrr' before
contest. take place. No college hereafter snail enter
moro eight stIit more than I'VE IN any
contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
CTSINFSS IN TIE SENATE.

THE LEGISLATIVE BILL PASNEp-\ MOTION 70
co INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION DEFEATED
Washington Feb 25.-Aitcr four hourS spent In dis
c,sSing various amendments 81 lltl' impoTtanc" 10
The Legislative Appropriation bil The senate passed
the ill to-day. insisted IT. amendments and r.
qucsici n conference with the lious" on the disagree"
ing votes As a motion Tor conference at that stag"
~ an oppropi alton hill l. not usual Mr.. Dawes, In
charge OF the bill cxplnincd that he made IL" monon
=, the request Of a member Of the llou>" committee
on Approph atom. The reasons gwen To MN Il" was
not AT liberty 10 state. hut he thought that ~Ih'"N
could understand them.
4 motion made hy Mr.. sherman To 60 INTO 'N''n
tive sc.-i,n wa, defeated 10y the compact Democratic
,.,o ad,, ny f,,,r votes on III" Republican side 81
t,. chamber on. - the leading democratic senators
stated 10 reporter that "a" particular "Inih'"n'' -
,h, vote was that the remaining tim" OF NE $500"
.h,ud be- given 10 leg iatIvc bu,ln' ana n" r''n
way in III cl~- ION or I'm considering me lihWann
tr.,fv 40 action on the treaty. be- sdd, ""ud ~
had H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
G. w. CAER DIMES THE STATEMENTS
HE REPLIES 10 CHARLES NJ. MAxwTLI'S
CHARGES.


CHARGES.
Gcorcc W. Cam the mc-idrnt Of thu Mnnhatt'n Ath-
letc lul was n v-trl,y abou; the recent statements
made bv Chailr, 81. Maxwell. q n"nlber OF the club
MI Carr had pcra.'d letter 70 Mr. MAXWELL which h'
forwarded Yesterday. and also one to Andrew Freedman
me receiver II ~" handsome p.op"W In MadiNon'aN'
Mr. carr. IN rcplrng Mr. Maxwell. d"ni". what Mr
Maxwell aid respecting statements made by him about
omrcn aton for legal ecrv,cs Nj. CAR denied that h.
lrd received money. Tor legal services done by HIN IT,
irving 10 save the club from IT. embarrassed financial
condition Replying t. Mr.. MnNwei MIR Carr further
"You wcl that YOU from tm' TO tine Informed
Ii,at'lv aud the club mNtng' that moneys OF
the being % nc attorney to settle
law suit. oud gained Your Information, aS you
must h,, done from an inspection ~ III" club che K
book. must have that these checks wcr' paSi'
a. attorney and YOU also know that II you M"
asked me any tine how the" moneys hid been "\'
pended yvu would nave he'n told. Also II You h'i
made III. SAN, INJURY = the tr~srcr YOU would have
received ouch information. | am quit" sur" that f"i
.ro al, Informed by OF III" ACHIEVEMENTS made oy
VI Storm lad Mr Perry for The Gibbs benefit and Of
the a rc.ucni uLdcf which they w"r" adVanc d.
Nj Carr letter to Mr. Freedman tho r""i' ?. go
into c,ul, and c>iain- fully ali the money ul~i't'n'
whi'h Nj NI>v.N and If, friends rccm'd 20 anxious
b., Informed about Nt. carr -ah that h" had air as
ac,oun Il To Nj. Freedman for nil moneys in Ir"'ion'
lc,t,r. except check hr $50 That cheek did not
MSS through h. iank lccount and honr vas naturally
omitted from tho ,tltoncnt but irGor'c1 by him :"
L. nlri Bfpnu,r attorney for Edward + Little" crnl
tor a, the check -hoN>. in part payment u clhm
.u.d nr by h... Al cLcck- w'r" nn
~ a.. o.i.r u ",,.otce W Carr. attorney and th'N
were handed to him In thu settlement Of sui"
brought arans, club and 70 prevent the 'niry @"
md .n,nts against the club ia such suit MI u' "o>
lid u Nj can between the iat". r''rr'd |" ny NJ
NlNrcu wa, u,r FOR nat purpo~ and fnr thlt Pnr"''
MY. Not cent ~ those moneys p'ya"" on uo'
heck, va. pad ., Mr.. or received 81 retained py
him Individually TO. hi own u~".
rrior ~ J,uuaiy TO- 1873. and on January l'' I'"'
Nj CAR handed the tr'1sufe Though NJ lI'''i~
live Nj. D,l,llio the cashier statement of ' m""'5
t.,r.,cl by HIM up and lnclulins Jaanry T. Io'"
t.. tu.nf. show Inst what ha, been done with IN
money From the formation Of the CLUB IN l9'" M
t,fr IA, a.rcl a, tho clubs attorney MI carr ais'
>pl,in, in tail thC money paid to Mc'sis Storm D'
,,llc P,rcc,al aud Parry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
A DENIAL FROM SECRETARY NOBLE
HE HAD 40 KNOWLEDGE or HIS FoRNEl'
pAprNER,S INTEREST IL INDIAN CLAIMN.

HE HAD 40 KNOWLEDGE or HIS FohNEh
PARTNERS INTEREST IN INDIAN CLAIMS
Washington, Feb. 2j.-Thc attention "f secretary
Noble has been called several times recently 10 Pn"
ished statements connecting his name WIN 'h'' W
Mr. Orrck his former law partner In ~. L'u''' am
conveying the impression that Mr.. oTi1chH n''''''
I'm the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian Claims WI
secured or advanced through the secretary lhh"'n0
The Secretary said to-day that up 10 tins Tim" ne "'
not thought Il worth while TO deny these mahcloh,
faIseboods but ne now desired TO say bncc Tor hl
that his partnership with Mr.. Orrck tcrInnat1 more
than a year prior 10 his appointment aH secretary :"
the INTERIOR and that he did not contemplate r'h'"'
OF IT, lie had no possible interest In MT. orr1ck
ofyails and had had none during the last hVe years
and expects 70 have none In the future
ANY interest Mr. Orri"k had In the Choc'aw ana
Cbickaalw claims was obtained without his khow"'s'
o- consent These claims, the secretary sald nc hii
regarded as grossly unjust to the Government ana re
peatedly had 80 expressed himself 10 the President ana
In Congress and lad assisted the President all h'
could in opposition to them. His position on 'hi'
question WAS well understood, and II the payment "i
The RI 600 900 appropriated by C0girSs d"pnoc
,inon his consent II would be Il long iih" b'l"Ic 1t
was settled What had already been done was per
formed In compliance with an act ana resolution VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
. UryJ,L FROM CHAIRMAN HtRRITT.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9Th" chairman OF thr DEM"
r,tc Mammal Committee william r. llariiiy. WIS
seem bv a reporter to-day In regard to the p"piS"'
statement Of George Il. Dixon. OF Kldec"al' '''''''
an intimate friend Of "A sohcltr-"cler" "'".
,,,,- tho, no dIorrity) prevented Mr.. Jcnks'H ap
,.Jntmcnt rs Attorney General. The chairman Nieo'
crslv denied the allegation. and declared '''i "''
Ienks and his friends OF Jefferson County supported
Governor Pattson against senator Walih'" I"' NV
cubcrnatorial nomination, Notwithstanding MI D'No"
declaration that Jcnks's support OF ""l'a''
hrcoch between the eX-Solcit0r-ticnerai ana "r
,Irri,v .Thcre has never been any personal or
,,oIi,cal difference between Mr. jerks ana my ',n,
continued Mr.. Iarrlty, "ani his own stat'mg,m L,
he ,rns NOT rendered position In the CicNcII'a
shows how absurd II IL for any one To sugscS.
,hnt there was any protest against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE NAVY.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE INCREASES TIE
AMOUNT OF THE HOUSE BILL

THE SENATE COMMITTEE INCREASES TIE
AMOUNT OF THE HOUSE BILL
Washington, Feb o5.-Thc Naval Appropriation bill
was reported 10 the senate to-day with an Increase
Of 1881 500 the House bill. AZ the bill passed tn"
House It carried an appropriation OF s2i 80 33l. an
as reported TO the Senate $3o,Oo Obj. The apprp
priation for the current year was S2J.jf3.371 and
the estimates upon which the ppropriaon' mad" IN
this bill were based Amounted TO S2i41l 49,.
The Items II interest rs follows; For sub
marine torpedo boat and experiments herewith SOD
900; for drydock AT MgierS. La, r2o.ooo' Tor m'er
national naval rendezvous and review. sJOOOUo, for
onv expcnses on account Cf this review. $500 The
appropriation for the naval review IS 10 I've lmmcd
atey available.
The number Of persons who may AT ono time be
enlisted INTO the Navy. including 1,Jco npPf nllccN
and bOys authorized to be enlisted annually. shall not.
under the provisions Of the bill, exceed 5000