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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
JUDGMENT OF TIE VENEZUELAN COURT OVER
RULED.

Washington. March lathe State Department has
received from E. II. Pumncher Consul at Maracaibo
Venezuela, a dispatch giving report OF the final
disposition OF the against The Red Line steamer
Philadelphia. On November 10 that steamer sailed
from La Guayra for the United States without re-
ceving her clearance papers from the customs officers
Of the port. The ships commander. Captain Cham
bers had refused 20 deliver to the Venezuelan au-
thorcs passenger named Mjores. whose body was
claimed the ground that he was a refugee from
Justice. He was held under the belief that he was
wanted for political crimes alone Minister scrugss
and Consul-Generul llama approved Captain Cham
berss cours,. Proceeding were begun In the Court
Of the National Treasury by the Custom House
oficiaIs and on December Il fine Of 10000 bolivars
was imposed ny the Judge upon Captain Chambers.
The case went by appeal to the Superior Tribunal.
which OH January IL ove:ruled the Judgment Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DR. JENKINS FOUND 1T PLEASANT.

THE NETWORK HEALTH OFFICER Hills mo
OPINION OF THE QUARANTINE C0NFERENCE'
washington March ls.-The following intcrvie"
,x unfinished here DR.. W. T. jenkins, inc Aeai'h
officer of Ncw-YOrk, who was at the Ebpitt iiouSc
last night was pleased with the result Of the oai"!
Conference. the absence OF Earring and bicRer'hs'
Tho thorough courtesy shown ana the tothl aosc"oe
~ the provcrbial medical disposition to wrnneio'
"Eycrything was pleasant and effective a.
couId he Imagined" he said. There were o"e'-
crcos Of course but after each proposition was
furv and fairly discussed a compromise was always
reached The set Of regulations adopted Is very
thorough. They provide for definition OF such sn'P'
as should be Quarantlncd, what shall be- done WIN
them after they qiaraiitincd ana the treatment
OF the passengers, baggage ana cargo ana ""o''"
the use OF every prccauion and preventive hno"n W
modern science They ought to result in great good.
There will not be the slightest hitch or cash pf'"ec"
thc state authorities and the Martnc Hospital ser
vice The two departments Will WORK III per'e''
harmony. Each will supplement the other.
"Pcrsonaly and In medical way clrgeoh'""'r"
wrman and | have been always In accord In fact
,or vss never any ba, for The talk about disagree
mcnt between the National and state Governments
I'm thr face Of the grave danger threatening us Ia
my oniniop nm outbreak of cholera In Europe next
summer is a certainty though II Is unlikely 10 Dc
nearly so severe In Hamburg. since mat cry mas
changed #, water supply aud taken other pFecau
lions have n nan there now ana receive SOM
weekly cable dispatches from that and other points
ON tho continent. sporadic cases arc constantly nap
ponng. Their number OF course. VIII increase ms 'he
ycar grows older. Eut the country can rest ssS"rch
hat at the grea, port Of New-lork no mort 70 Keep
an, tho ,s..ticnoe will be spared. and think mat J
can say the same Of all the Othcr great PoIS'
believe shall be successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
IN MEMORY OF JUSTICE LAMAR.


A MEETING OF THE SUPREME COURT BAR AND
PASSAGE OF RESOLUTIONS
Washington, March Is-A largely at'ehded shee''
Ing OF the bar Of the United states supreme COURT
WAS held in the courtroom this afternoon Tor tne pr
a NJ cxprc sing the regret OF the bar AT the death
~ the hate Justice Lamar. Senator Villas presided.
Senators George walfhal. Mitchell, OF oregon anu
Representative Catcbings and John Kahdoph iu'"e
Through his son. Representative Tucker OF Niraia'
delivered euloaes. Among others present were Az
torney General Oiney. Senator Hoar. hepresen''
Alien and Hooker. General John {. Black. solicitor
Aldnch ex-senator Henderson. OF missouri. W. -
Earle ". II. Phillips and J. g. Bancroft DAVIS
The following resolution. presented bJ eeha'or
was adopted .
the country loses q Judge whose career on the pehe"
Though brief showed that be had rare judicial mihd
and temperament with great power OF Legal ahab
sis and faculty Of expressing himself IN vieoro"s
English which left no room for Observation-Disclosures
Ills long service In public life fitted him 10 deal WIN
the great ouest0ns OF constitutional law whch maze
a seat upon the bench OF the supreme Nourt 50 'h
portant and 30 responsible.
ale entered early into the public service nnd soon
became prominent. When the war closed ho oh'
was more conspicuous than he In EFFORTS 10 aih's us
trust 10 do away with division and coldness ana "
produce throughout the Union feeling OF conn
dcncc and good will For Oils he laboreo anu spohe
in the senate and with this ever before MS EYES NO
administered the Department Of the Interior. we
offer this tribute TO his memory Win no On, %'s sbov 20 h
Intellect his trained faculties ana MS ho" IVY ~
his wit and his power, he Was an snesuUo1 n, I,e
S m mnu not only by lis friends. but By many
who mad no personal acquaintance with him..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
THE INDIANA'S ARMOR TESTED.
A CAST STEEL PRoJEcTILE INDICATES DECIDl

CAST STEEL PR0JECTILE INDICATES DECIDED
IMPROVEMENT IN MANUFACTURE.
Washington. March IS ispecaD.-Trals Of naval
nickel steel armor-piale and caststeel shells we're
held at the Indian Head proving grounds today.
The armor was test piece Of the fournch casemate
plating OF the Indiana The plate was subjected
to two tests. determine the lot 1t represents
Is acceptable under the general contract requirements
the other TO ascertain 1t was entitled to prescribed
premiums for Increased balliStc properties. To BE-
acceptable, nickel steel plate must not show crack
extending from the point OF impact to an edge, or
from one edge TO another, and ut the same time de-
velop crack through It's entire thickness at an edge,
when or three Shots with prescribed vclOcities
attack it. To receive premiums varying from $50
TO $45 per ton such plate must resist complete pene-
raon through ITSELF and backing Of one shot fired at an
increased velocity. The plate tried to-day was attacked
by Carpenter projecules. each weighing thrty-three
pounds and containing nine and one-haf pounds OF
powder discharged from fournch rapld-hre gun.
The velocites Of the shots 1906 and 1876 foot
seconds respectively. The effects OF the first pro-
1ectle slight and the plate successfully passed
the acceptance test In the premium tests the ehecs
were much more serious and the plate was rejected
on this score
The cast steel shells tested to-day were two OF
lot manufactured by the Taylor Iron and Steel Com
many OF High Bridge under a and improved
process Considerable interest attended the trial.
owing 10 the fact that the question whether cast steer
prOectes can be successfully used against arnor was
Involved Shells OF this character have been pre-
0sly tested, but the results have not been ni'ogcihr
satisfactory. In todnys trials the projcctles were
fired from q tcn-inch gun against ten-'nch plate.
The frs shell penetrated the plate completely ana
entered the timbers In the The shell was suoSe
qucnty found to be In good condition, showing no
marked Disagreement reformation. The second
SHE'LL fired at a lower velocity penetrated the pa'e
hut slightly, and dropped backward to the gronhd
uniniured by the contact In referring to these tests
Of cast steel Shells Commodore sampson chief Of the
Bureau of Ordnance said this evening that the trials
indicated that the manufacturers had made very az"
cided improvements In shells Of this character that
,oday,s trials were decidedly successful and that
the future of such shells for certain purposes OF va"
fore was promising II armOr- piercing shells can
be cast instead Of being forged or mad" by other
expensive processes. the cost ~ such Pro'ccuieS WI"
be mcaslraby reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
FIRM AGAINST REORGANIZATION NOW.

Washington. March ls.-Althoueh the Democrats
assert that they have not decided TO attempt re-
organization OF the elective Offices AT this session OF
the Senate, the Republicans seem to think an enot
Of this kind will be made and are preparing TO re-
sist IT, A prominent Republican leader stated to-day
that the members his side Of the chamber had been
discussing the situation. and would organize solid
opposition. lie also cited The fact that all the pre-
ccdents were their side and intimated that In the
debate that would certainly follow an attempt 10 re
organize, the Republicans would make some pertinent
quotations from The Congressional Record" When
asked what prospect there OF he replied
that the opto tion In the past had been successful
and that II would be none the less so this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
COAL RATES TO LAKE POINTS INCREASED.

Pittsburg. March 1s-At meeting Oh ,as repf''''
,vo, If the ohio ana Pittsburg railroads here YES
,ord,v tho coal rate 70 lake points was Increased
4; cpnts a tom The Ohio men wanted a dlherehuai
Of g cents against Tttsburg bit were UNSUCCESSFUL
and n uniform rate OF 90 cents was agreed "Poh'
This Is the rate In two ycnrs ago In TINS ds'r'c'
and which the Pttsburg men were succcSsiui III r.
dnclng last ycnr by cents, mus eq"""Nns Wv
Ohio and Pittslurg rates at - ccrts The following
.oods vcrc represented: Baltimore and ohio. tue
Cleveland Hooking Valley ana Toledo. Toledo and
ohio Central Cincinnati southern and Hannibal. the
Cincinnati. Louisville and Wabash the Wheeling ana
Lake Erie the Lahe shore and Michigan the Penn
syjvanin the Plttsbirg and Lake Erie. the New-iork
Lake Erie and Western. the Allegheny valley ana
the ri,tsburg ChcnanSo and Lake Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ADJUSTING ST. LOUIS PASSENGER RATES.

Cincinnati March ls.-The important Work OF the
o,nt committees OF the trunk lines and the Cehtfai
Traffic Associations held here yesterday was accom-
pllshcd sooner than anticipated The chesapeake
md Ohio road has signaed lis intention OF entering
into the agreement, and this overcomes the oh'y
serious obstacle. The main object OF the mec'hs ""'
10 raise passenger rates from ST. LOUIS W '''o H
70 u legitimate basis and to maintain them COM
m,ec 10 accomplish this appointed. and was In
sructcd 10 form a plan BY which local rates 1ctWceh
cincinnati and ST. Louis could be restored Tho COM
r,,,,cc submitted report providing for the entlrr
Of the threetrp tickets on Aprl IL ana
a return 10 the original tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
SILKS

AN ATTRACTIVE AND VARIED COLLECTION
OF FIGURED INDIA SILKS, THE PRODUCT
OF THE MOST CELEBRATED JAPANESE.
CHINESE. AND EUROPEAN MANUFACTURE
Frs; RARE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
ONE LOT "a REAL BARGAIN Am.
30 PIECES. 81 INCHES WIDE, REGULAR
PRICE 81. 90, AT...........................
HIGHEST GRADE OF JAPANESE HABUTAI,
VERY CHOICE DESIGNS. TAG. AND.
PRINTED SHADOW SILKS, THE NOVELTY
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
THE HIGHEST GRADE OF BLACK BRoCADED
INDIA SILK, VERY NEAT DESIGNS
NOVELTIES IN BLACK GROUNDS, WITH COL
ORED EFFECTS. sSc. AND..-..................
A CHAT VARIETY OF FANCY AND CHANGE.
ABLE SILKS FOR COMBINATION AND FULL
COSTUMES. AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
pr,AcK RENGALINE DUCHESSE AND FAILLE
FRANCHISE, WORTH $780, AT.................
BLACK INDIA, SURAH, AND TAFfEIA'
WORTH Sl.0o.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HIGH GRADE COLO
CRYSTAL PENGALINES FOR STREET AND E\
ING COSTUMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

that the recommendation of an Ex-Governor Of
that State has been powerful enough TO over:
como the protest, and that the appointment VIII
be made. Whether the "ex-Governor" in this
case is Mr.. Francis Of Missouri, or Mr. Gray, OF
same, II the story be true. But it will he strange,
indeed, if, after all the complaints that have
been made by Democratic Senators and Repre-
eentatives during the last six months, two can
he found in a single State who will resist or re-
sent the humane desire Of President Cleveland 70
interfere In their behalf-a desire which Is Is
unselHsh az IL Is humane and cOnsideratc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DRESS GOODS.

HOP SACKINii, matte weave, light weight hs'
terloI I'm new sprng colo.ings, interlaced WITH
various colo ed stripes full 80 inches wide-tao
regular ooc. quslity-rcr yard --...-----.....-.-.
FANCY DIAGONALS. ARMvRE WEAVE pure
worstcd. va rantcd not t, wrinkle; very deslraole
for travelling dressrs-usral el.O0 qvality-pe'
yard
BANNCCKBrRN CHEVICrS, made CT extra hne
WOOL very choice material, In paid or stripeo
effects value for 90c.; our price per yafd....''
CUANGCAHLE DIAtiONAI.S, IL variety OF rev
sprng shades. all WOOL; have been ooc per yaid
our price fer this sale.
Special sale OF BLACH HENElErrAS. ~ incne'
In three qualities:
No Real value 81 .35, at csc.
No. Real value sl.75. at ~. "a
No. 3-Real value co, at &fi9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ANOTHER BOSTON STREET RAILWAY DEAL.

Boston, March 10 spccial).-Anothcr street ra'lw"!
den Is said 10 have been Just consumma'ea' ~ y
sad that the East Nddlcsex Street Railway mas Dceu
o,sor,ed nv the Philadelphia. Ncw.Yorb syndicate
controlling the surface roads north OF Boston-tne
Lynn and Boston and Belt Line Of Lynn. the Nnnmhcas
OF SALEM and the system extending hom winthrop
TO the Point OF Pines. skiIting Revere Beach. mo
East Mddcsoy has sixteen miles OF track extending
from Woburn through Stoncaam, Maiden shchca
and CliftOndale to Revere Beach Inc r"a1 HAS
$500 900 authorized capital stock, and Is Important
% the syndicate. rs It forms a connecting link
with Boston and an extensive suburban area An
interested Boston capitalist says that tho lease OF
the road has deeper significance thhn appcar' Oh
surface.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ALLrGEn lrrEnPT AZ BRIBERY ~ KANSAS

Topeka, Kan, March ia sensation occurred to-
day In the senate investigation OF alleged 'booile'
chnrges made by The Topeka capital In connection
with tho Kansas City. Kan Police Commissioners. In
his testimony Repr, sentative McElcncy. Of wyandoitc
County practically declared thnt several thousand
dollars offered to him to vote for W. H. Rossing
ton for United States Senator. Mcflcney went on to
say thst the amount he to receive for voting for
EossIngton was 5000. but the arrangement fell
through At tho conclusion OF his testimony the In
vestlgafion adjourned I'LL =. III. on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WILL. RECEIVERS ISSUE CERTIFICATES

WILL RECEIVERS ISSUE CERIiFlCAiH0'
READING sECuRITY.HoLDERS WILL LOOK AFTER
THEIR RIGHTS.
Tho rumors OF q prospective issue OF receivers
certificates 10 meet the pressing Obligations OF inc
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad were st cui'e"'
in Wall Street yesterday. The point WINS r"iseu '.
there were laws In Pennsylvania III coh"ec"oh WIZ"
tho .Twcedike" charter Of the Reading Company
that would permit the creation OF receivers ceruh-
Gates which would vltiatc the prior obhgat"n VI
The general mortgage bondhoders. saou" i''
prove to be correct II would seen that ra"c' "o.'
by the Income bondhoders and the s'ocnhoioei'
sbonld be taken TO prevent the possibility OF 'ie'r
being "wped out" or having their interests 'sn'N
In any reorganization scheme. Inc heeo VI W
operation on the part Of all the various cr'o''o' 81"
crcsts is strongly be- desired. but II is feorea .n'
there may be n conflict Of separate Interests "hic"
would B.. dlsadynnagcOrs TO comprehensive P'''"
of operation. The weakness OF Reading stocA se"
terday In the face OF "A generally buoyant mar@e'
was interpreted unfavorably TO the coal situation.
John r. Dos Passos, the counsel for the Genera
Mortgage Uondholders' Committee OF the Readihv'
when asked about the relation which receivers oe'
Hcates would hold liens ahead OF the oonas. sun
.Tba receivers cannot Issue certificates that VIII
take precedence of the mortgage bonds, ana we sla"
fight any attempt to do 1t should one be maze We
don't know that the receivers will try to make cerui
Gates q first lien. In 1891 the oo"'' vi ''rf
this STATE decided that the receivers could not come
I'm and njure the rights Of bondholders, but that the
latter had the first claim The United states suPFeuie
Court has in general followed that opinion ana mas
said TINT only In most extraordinary circumstances
could the court be SLOWED to come between ."o
bondhoders and their security by Issuing liens PRIOR
to theirs. When the Reading bonds were issued I"
WAS supposed TINT they were AS good security No
was to be found In the country. II is In the power
of the court to step In and destroy the value OF
S5O 100000 OF bonds by Issuing certificates taxing
precedence of them it Is time we found 1t ont. Inc
receivers are appointed By the United states Coar.
and will have to abide by It's decisions 90 NOT
see how any prior lien can be put on the proper,
biz the receivers We will not oppose inc issue Oh
Certificates that do not come ahead OF the BONDS:
The law In the case. think. Is well settlcd ana !
don't believe any attempt to get aheaa oi Us WI" 49, US
made The Ncw-YOrk Court OF Appeals mas uVne
more TO secure the rights of bondhodcrs Than all the
other courts in the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
RTRyED TO DEATH ~ THEIR NONE

Rockford, Ill., March 1S.-The house OF Henry
Bodekcr OF FrecpOrt. WAS burned at o'clock this
morning Bodeker and his wife were found burned
almost beyond Identification. The first neghbors to
arrive found the doors Of the house open. Bodcker.
who was coal dealer. has been collecting good
deal OF money lately. II IL supposed that burglars
entered the house. were surprised and Killed. 10th
occupants, firing the house to conceal the double
murder,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
SECRET MEETING OF NEW ENGLAND DIRECTORS

Boston, Nlarch ia dispatch to "The Transcript
from Philadelphia says: A secret meeting OF the
Philadelphia members Of the New England BOARD OF
Directors was held here this morning. Arrange
mcnts were made to wipe ont the company's floating
debt II found necessary The funds were pledged BY
a we'll known banking house. II was stated at the
Reading Office that 10 George H. Earle. IT,
had been chosen, but his name could not b. learned
II Is said that he Is we'll known capitalist Of this
city. Large buying orders E.r the stock we're exc
cu.ci In this market toby, and the purchases were
traced TO people identified with the management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR EIGHT MONTHS

REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR EIGHT MONTHS.
Washington, March 1s.-Commissioner Mason has
prepared statement showing that the aggregate col
lcctions from internal revenue for the first eight
months OF the current fiscal year were S107 54.,
an increase over the corresponding period OF the
previous fiscal year OF S7.l34,l0 The Items OF
revenue were Spirits, s04o33,o7o, an Increase OF
s4,lo2, 4es tobacco, so1, 723002 an Increase OF
o. III ,O35 fermentcd liquors, S2o7S2O47, an In
Grease OF al 800 AIS; Oleomargarine &1,l1",e46 an
crease of al o4j. The aggregate receipts for Feb
mary were 1851 $50 less Than those for February,
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DEFINITIONS IN AN IMPORTANT BUREAU.

WASHINGTON. March Ie.-As the result OF certain
notifications and changes III the work Of the bureau
Of Animal Industry, secretary Morton has mnde u
considerable reduction In the number OF persons ."
the roll In the Bureau. encc'ing n large moh'hiy
.o,,nc I'm .xnense The chief OF the Bureau report
IN tho Secretary that with very few exceptions me
pcopc whose services have iecn dNpeh"ed
with have done faithful and eihci'nt WORK
but that the work for which they WERE
Amounted hns been accomplished, or as
I'm the case OF the microscopic inNpectloh Inv "oh
bos been reduced by changed conditions over which
,ho Den,r mcut had no control" The total number
nj cmployc, OF the Bureau whose services are mus
dispensed with IS forty-scvcn, whose mon'hiy com
pensatIon aggregated s4,5ol 10. The number 81
r,crsons on the microscopic force fnroughed is I'll
whose monthly compensation aggregated So,9oo. In
toln, monthly saving effected 10y these ush'S's anu
furlOughs amounts to $1,000 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
SUNSHINE

SUNSHINE
comes, no matter how
dark the clouds are, when
the woman who Is borne
down BY woman's troubles
turns to DR.. Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescription. II her
Life is made gloomy BY the
chronic weaknesses, deli
cate arrangements, and
painful disorders that az
hict her sex, they are com
pletely cured. II she's
overworked, nervous, or
rundown" she has new
life and strength.
"Favorite Prescription"
Is q powerful, inyigorating
tonic and a soothing and
strengthening nervine,
purely vegetable, perfectly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4 FIGHT on WORLDS FAIR RATES LIKELY.

Chicago. March IL (special.-Trouble seems to
no brewing for the Western ronds In the matter OF
ire Worlds Fair rites II Is intimated that a de-
morali.ation much more extensive than that whicn
attended the thennial conclave Of knights Iempiar
at Denver last fall Is almost certainty This pre-
dction IS has on the alleged fact that some OF e
roads having become tired Of whiting for the western
Passenger Association to come to an agreement
,o,es for the Fair have gone quietly TO work to
s.cure bus,pess for themselves and have already
made contracts for the transportation OF large parties
from various districts In the Western territory 81
rates considerably lower thnn those mentioned rs
likely TO be authorized by the association ehouio
Trustworthy proof be forthcoming that such contfacs
have actually been made, some ronds are Represented
as standing ready 10 take even more radcni seuo"
than the santa Fc took last fall In regard TO the
rn,c,,s Teunl,r rates Open rates for everybody
will be made low rs the lowest Dig par'y rue "'
cam be discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

nroner functions of womanhood, improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and re-
stores health and vigcr. For every "female
Complaint" and disturbance, it is the only
remedy so sure and unfailing that 1t can d
guaranteed. ,.
II II doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money lack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

circumstances. Its spread would be rapid and sure.
Hog Island selected by Dr. Wyman OF me
Marine Hospital Service ard the price TO be paid
was 81 900. The Attorney General is now examln-
ing the title 10 the island. but the final purchase
has not yet been contaminated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
WESTERN ROADS GROWING WEARY OF DELAY

Is
Chicago March l5.-Thc delay which has occurred
l., ~, ,,hI shment OF rates to the Worlds Fair has
,od some Of the roads in the Western Passenger
Association TO become dsguscd. and they have beeh
looking for business oil their own account som' VI
,hem In inc, have made contracts TO transport large
r,r,lcs TO th. Fair ut rates which are under those
ccn,rnly considered probable for the Fair Tie men
whom these roads accuse OF being the cause o' 'he
delay say In their turn that the ro"uS WING" ""'
tho delay because they are AFRAID that their
ch",n rates will become generally known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

stcay valuable document in the archives OF the oe-
partment. The text OF the treaty (which IS IN EnB
IIsh and not In French the common language VI
diplomacy is unnted on the finest parchment The
s.al E nclosed I'm silver case on the face OF which
a gold fac smile OF the coat OF arms OF sweden Is
engraved In high relief. The whole Is incloscd III
white, polished birch box.