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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1893-08-23

Wheat-No. l Northern, 40c.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1893-08-23

For lame back or for a pain in
the side or chest, try saturating a
piece of flannel with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and binding it onto the
affected parts. This treatment will
cure any ordinary case in one or two
days. Pain Balm also cures rheuma-
tism. so cent bottles for sale by
Hulburd & Co.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1893-08-23
Railroad Time Table.
BROWNS VALLEY BRANCH.

No. 5 leaves Morris for ST. Paul, daily, at
IL 20 a. M: No. Z arrives from st. Paul at
800 D. IN.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1893-08-23
Focal 21otes.

Flax S .S6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
4UOyG THE ATHLETES

specisl meeting Of the EewYork Baseball Club viii
tp held a, 80 MOntgomcry-t, jersey city. this otter.
uoou H. Will then De settled whether G. II. Byrne II
the Brookyn club Will suppiant John H. Day prcsl.
dent of the club IL Will also be settled whether
T. + Powers will remain with the tam mauager.
d. lIetherington, lieutenant OF the Astoria a. C.. is
working enefgoticay 20 make the next boxing entertain.
ment Of the Astoria A {. success. 1t viii be held
ma SATURDAY ln the gymnasium OF the clubhouse at astoria.
The features will be two spccia tcnround bouts between
Tommy Russtl and Dan" Iioey at rs pounds and
the other between "ron" Herman and "Ed Van Ellen
a. catch weights There will also b. several exhibitions
prominent Professionals
The entertainment cOumitte, Of the NcwJcrsev A. {.
has made arrangements to give the first monthly encrtin.
rent under auspices Of the club, ut the clubhouse,
Bergen Point, y. j., Wednesday evening January 10.
Hall who il 20 Ggh, Ftzslmmons at New-Orlcans In
March for $4,000 purse. will begin training q. lake
wood. y. j., Oh Monday
Doe" O'Conne the pugulst, has been appointed box.
Ing Instructor to the Boston Athletic Association.
special meeting Of the Manhattan Athletic Club will
be held az the clubhouse IN Madison.ayc. tonight.
The Hamilton Athletic Club will give professional
boxing tournament Ccrmont Avenue Rink In Brook.
Iyn next Monday. The contests will beibetween Walter
Campbell and William Ernst. Frank Steele and William
WEIGH and Mulroy and T. Loebcr.
The National Association OF Amateur Oarsuen will hold
an important convention at the Glsey House Saturday
night Several cities Will make strong bid for the annual
regatta
Arson Ward the first baseball men 70 say that
they will play next season They VIII he about the
first players the field
The Norwegian Athletic Club gave benefit at the
Tvo Brooklyn, last night " Charles Norbcck, the
Norwegian champion skater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
Action or THE SENATE And HOUSE.

RESOLUTIONS OF SORROW ADOPTED IN EACH AND
IMMEDIATE ADJOURNMENT TAK!N.
Woshiug,on Jan. ll.-lmmcdiatcly iAicr reading
the Iournal I'm the Senate Mr. blackburn soSc nod an
rounccd the death VI Senator kcnna. lie presented
resolutions which were read and adopted Ihcy 'A-
messed he great sorrow with which the S'ha'
adj heard Of m. dealt! OF Senator kenna' pTo'lue
for a committee OF seven senators To aipenh
tend the funeral which Is 10 take place III 'h'
,.,, chamber 10 morrow at O'Clock and To accom-
many the remains 10 MIR. Kennas late home In west
Virgins, and direct Invitations to attend the mnein'
"a, he sent TO the House OF Representatives the res
,dcn, ~ the United States and the members oil the
cabinet: the major general commanding the Army ana
tbe senior adm,ra, Of tho Navy. the Chief Justice ana
tho Assistant justices OF the supreme Court and the
Diplomatic Corps
The committee appointed. and then as fur'her
mark OF respect the Senate ut Il 20 adjourned uil
10 morrow at noon.
In the House, when the resolutions were received
from, The senate Mr.. Wilson, OF West Virginia. PAID
,rIef trbuta to the dead senator's memory. lie
also offered resolutions expressive OF TIE sorrow Win
which the House had heard OF the death OF senator
Kenno accepting the invitation OF the Senate to at
tend the funeral ceremonies tomorrow and providing
FOR n committee of ten Representatives 10 join the
senate committee In making proper Arrangements
The resolutions adopted unanimously. Inc
committee was appointed by The speaker. aud as Il
mark Of respect the House. ut l2:3O, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
DISSOLUTION or TIE ELECTRIC CLUB.

Zoo much ambition the ruin OF the El.cuc 0'uS
vhth viii 90 out ot as " rnlt'N " w
:, Nv the courts Yesterday Chief Justice DAY. o. "0
Court Of Common Pleas appointed stephen H. oll
in the proceedings for voluntary dissolution oil e CIV
ON April 20 the referee will hear objections II 'hcr' az
any, TO the dissolution at his ONCE NO D. W, ,n ~.
% din, v organized in 1885 By persons engaged IN 'ns
c,rcol business and was incorporated two years n'e
Nearly $4,000 spent in furnishing the nous ~
l. East Twenty .second.st and the bonded
"a about that figure. There are no other iiaoii'es
dig electric companies hold nearly all thes' o"-,
-, v.r. made 10 surrender ST. 900 OF the amount
Gratis II that would help the club. 1t was 'noOe"
letter however 10 give up existence that was ais
the club deeper into debt constantly The oOhu"O''
Will lose nothing IL IS said ~, "a
There are about $50 members Ihe pr S' a.
samuel insult the yice.presldent f. L. ohhho'A Wv
a.,,,r ,;.oroa NJ Phelps and the secretary l. -
,chernan The house Will b. vacated on February l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
tn DJScrSS RAPID TRANSIT PLANS

At the meeting Of the Rapid Transit Commissioners -
morrow the Committee Of Twenty-Five appointed al the
regular meeting held In the Real Estate Exchange ass
week will represented by several OF It's members "
i understood that meeting Of the directors OF the ha1
Estate Exchange Will be to-day for the purpose OF IN
torsing the resolutions submitted by Richard v hae'
a, the public meeting in the Real Estate Exchange a''
wok These resolutions favored the construction by hs
city o. the underground railroad planned by the hapa
rnsi, Commission IL is thought that such an nco'se'
uent viii have considerable weight 1t Is eNpeced u.
tho real estate dealers who oppose Mr. Iarnetts plan VIII
attend the meeting They may take steps TO-DAY 10 pre-
vent IN. Committee OF Twenty-Five from securing the III
dor,ament desired. Committees from the Cehfai Lso''
-nion and the Chadwick Civic Club will also attend W
meeting These latter nvor municipal construction ana
ownership Of all underground railroads and are unaNr
ably opposed TO granting any more privileges to inc '
haitian Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
TIE CRAMPS GET BOTH CONTRACTS.

SECRETARY TRACY lNTRU rs THIN Win HE
BUILDING OF THE IOWA AND THE BROOKLYN.
Washington Jan. II (SpccIal) -Contracis for buiil
ing the sea going hattleship Iowa and the arn'ren
cruiser Brooklyn. bids for which We're openM ~ 'n'
Navy Department December -. weI" a"ancu 10
day by Secretary Tracy. As was expected IN Wow
Of the amounts BID ard the law which provid that
public contracts shall be given after due nd'er'is"
ment TO the lowest responsible bidder, III" pr poNal
OF the Cramps Of Philadelphia. was accepted Ihcir
bids were: For the Iowa. S3,0l0.OoO and Tie b'ook
lyn, s. $4,000. The other companies competing ana
amounts bid BY them We're: The ship aud Dry Doca
Company, OF Newport News So $4,000 ana T3l4''-
coo Union Iron Works OF san Francisco, S3loo'Oo'
and IS .Oj0,OO0; Bath Iron Works. TS''lo1'ooo
and s3IG5OOO The Cramps proposed to con
s,ruct both vessels with quadrupc instead
Of triple expansion engines, but upon recon-
meIhation Of Chief Engineer Melville, the IDEA
was rejected by Secretary Tracy. who directs that
plans for the engines designed by the Department
be followed 10y the contractors
The statement has been published that secretary
Tracy was seriously considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF
living the contract for one of these vessels to one
Of the higher bidders. This known to be ab 'urd
by those familiar with the law relating to the awa;d
OF public contracts well as the secretays past
rolicy In the statement given 10 the press TO day
by the department. Secretary Tracy says: Had the
powcr 10 award contracts in my discretion, sholld
law requires that contracts shall be awarded TO the
lowest responsible bidder, however. and as II canho
he said that the work OF other bidders Is superior 70
That Of the Cramps option In the is left to
the Department."
In the same statement the secretary also says, Win
evident and Just pride: The country Is to be con
graduated not only upon the fact that there was
sharp competition between the BIDDERS. but also upon
the low pliccs al which the contracts are taken IN"
amounts being fIom 10 TO l. per cent less thah NE
contract price for any other ships which the DC
p1rtm mt has constructed heretofore. The Brooklyn
/, larger by O3G tons than the Ncw-lork. yet shc
/, TO be constructed ut substantially the same cost
The cost of the NewYork will be $2,9s3.Ooo; OF the
EIoohlyn about ID per cent larger. S2.9o0,ooo. III
Iowa i, of 2SJ tOa> displacement: the cca'' I'm
battlcshDS contracted for In 1890 cach %, io-o'
tons Tie cost Of the former, about 10 per cent the
larger Is 100000: that Of each OF The lAtter
S3O2OO0O. CndCr the competition which the con
.tructon Of the Navy has stimulated among our manu-
gictuiers of Ship, materials. there has been oe
ciled reduction in prices Of such material, wmch IN
yjcw of the superior quality required, Is rcIarliibi"
II is u source Ct great qualification that the large
REDUCTION in the of the ship, is effected without
a reduction In the wages OF laDOrcrS ana HlcVhih's
employed in thclr corstIuclloh.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
WHLTE CAPS PERgECrTE JEWS.

Jackson. Miss. Jan. II t,peciIll.-Dmring the last
two months mmOrs ~ Whita Cap outrages IN Pike
County have reached the capitol but not nntil to
day was anything known oi the extent Ia which the
Gc,iment had been carried. In summit live num-
her Of wealthy Jews. among them H. Hitler. who has
large farming Interests IN Pike and adjoining counties
and TO BIN the White Caps direct most Of their al
tcutOp though other Jews have suffered within
,lrcc month, Mr. Hitler has lost twontysoyen houses
by lire the negroe, occupying them being ordered TO
l,ay, the country. Hitler estimated that he has been
damaged at least $4,000. and says 10 Will move
to New orleans. At present h. maintains an armed
guard al his private residence 10 hesp that from beins
burned. Inc negroes hre icIhk dllFeh from MI
plantations ownet by Jewh. labor Is dcmOrulzcd and
zeal estate "A drug on the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
OPPOSING SUNDAY OPENING FOR THE FAIR

o.. Washington, Jan. LITTLE sunday opening nearing
was resumed to-day by the special Committee OF the
House ON the Worlds Columbian Exposition Elliot'
f. Sheppard addressed the committee In favor OF the
gates being closed on Sunday.
The Rev Dr. Ramsdell, Of Washington, argued the
financial side Of the question. by sunday opening
the Fair would gain 100000 admissions on each OF the
tvnty-sx Sundays, 81 600 600. II the Fair were not
opened on sunday they would receive Sl,O0oooO less
The Rev Joseph Cook, OF Boston, opened with the
remark that he WAS opposed tn more than SIX days
work q week. Chairman Durborow called his at'en-
ton to the fact that the law provided that no Far
employe should work days week DR.. Cook
replied that he knew that and also knew how directors
haA observed such laws before. AS Senator Hawiey
said fully 100000 Of the American people were
against sunday opening, and the supreme Court had
decided that this Is Christian nation. Dr. Mott
Of the Dutch Presbyterian Church. OF Ncw-Jeisey.
the Rev. DR.. Fcrnley. OF Philadelphia the Rev. Dr.
Brooks, of Brooklyn: the Rev. DR.. Crafts. "f Pitts
burg, also spoke. The last named read letters from
Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop Potter, +. " Powderly and
others which, he said, showed that the kind OF quiet
Sunday opening they favored not the kind Of Sunday
opening the Fair directors proposed. DIR. hunter,
OF the Christian Endcavor society; the Rev. DIR.
Hanun, Of Washington. representing the Tresby terrain
Ministers Association OF Washington, and trustee
Of the Society Of Christian Endeavor; the Rev. DIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
THE NEW IMMIGRATION CIRCULAR.

PRESIDENT HARRISON NOT INCLINED TO
ABANDON THE TwENTYDAY DETENTION.
Washington. Jan. 1.-THE proposed new circular Of
regulations TO govern immigration, which was prepared
at tle Treasury Department. is s;lll before Pfesu'h
Harrison for Ms consideration. The circular "a pre-
pared contains some additional restrictions furnished
hv the Marine Hospital service at the suggestion. 1t
Is said f Congressman and others who were interested
in the Issuing u the circular. Surgeon Gcncrai WV
man says these changes, far as the Marine loSp''i
service j. concerned. would have been issued ayho"
at the proper time. As has been Unlimited '"'
circular does away with the twcnty'day detention
clause in the regulations in force. substituting
in lieu thereof scven-day quarantine On the Other
side OF the water. Inspection under consular aA'hor'N
before sailing and rieid examination on the way
The conviction is growing in official circle mai
vcntyday detention on arrival in this country for any
or ali OF the foregoing precautions ana that un'>s
that pr ,vlaion Is included the new circular WI" h''
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
TO Tunnel UNDER long ISLAND SOUND.

Albany. y y. Jan. 1.-THE Westche'ter ana
Long Island Tunnel Railroad Company was ihco'-
poroted today with capital OF 100000 Inc com
many will operate "A tunnel road from some convenient
and eligible point ON the shor" OF Long iSiahu 1'"iu
n ia. town Of Wcstchr,tcr. under the waters o. Long
,,a,, sound 10 "A point In or near College Point
C,ocus county a total length Of two miles The d.
rec,ors orn Frederick COOK. orange, y. j.. Henry NJ
Copoycr. brooklyn; Everett, H. Reynolds. Charles NJ
Jacobs. Charles VI. Reynolds. New York William
i Kelly Edward !. Boyle, Br0okyni yitted y. iienrs
Hollis X w. and George a. Hamnill, jersey oiy'
y. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
BOFDOIN ALCMNI AT DINNER.
THEY HAVE THEIR ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECT
OFFICERS.


OFFICERS
The Bowdoin Alumni Association Of NewlorK gave
It's twenty-tird annual dinner n; the Holman V"Se
last evening. II a plcl'ant gathering ol "o'''
twenty-five crnduatc- and the dinner which was s"rVei
IN one Of the larger rooms on the second hoor'
was informal. All were seated around one t'o"'
oblong In form and not TOO wide 10 prevent easy
conversation aoross the Loar. Previous 10 inc
dinner the annual election was held. and TINS was
the ticket chosen
President william T. Abbott: vlce-pTrSidehr'
General Joshua l.. Chamberlain, John EocdSnOw' w
J. Curtis DR. +. ". Ring and j. Il. I ptoh' Guy
responding secretary Lincoln \. Rogers S'cr''''!
and treasurer Dr.. F. II. Dillingham; cxecu'ive com
mittcr, 4. =. Libby. Charles l.. Clarke, Dr. W. ~
plmpton George T.. Molton. p. p simmons f.
II. Cook and ID. 4. Easicn.
At the dinner William y. Abbott presided WIFE
BENJAMIN b. Foster NJ his right ana f|cRi'i H. w"
AT his left Others nj the table were joan L. Hunter
Edward b. Murrill George u. Towlc, the Rev liorauo
o. Ladd David a. Easton. DR.. Walter u. Cha''' d.
Frank ". Ring, Dr.. Ava :. Alexander, Lincoln a.
Rogers Parker p. -immons, Robert g. stanwo9d'
Francis r. Upton DR.. f. II. Dillingham;, Dr. T.. D.
Pratt Dr. IIcnry W. Ring. Hubert w. "uliu'i'
Dr. Warren y. Plympton sorry PrehiiSS' ii'hrS
: Chapman, John Il. Clark o. :. {. Davies / A.
stephens. Wills Tcnncy and Albert >. EldIcy'
There were no set toastS. The speeches "cr" III
formal ard nearly every present was called on 10
say somctaing poem written for IN" occasion bN
Isaac McI.e,lan Che sole survivor OF n class OF
vas read by the secretary, DIR. Dillingham; >, ~,
Mel clan lives in Long Island. Lieutenant II. II.
Pcary. WHO expected, was unable 10 oe pr'sc"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
TIE BOGrS COUNT FOOLED SEVERAL PEOPLE.

The svirdlc- who registered at III" Victoria io'ei
ms Count ircO" has probably left the CITY. H.
l. Uovt the proprietor Of The hotel, from whom hc DOT
rowcd so has neither him nor heard OF Inn.
and the count" has neglected To return the DOT
ror,d money Warl McAliscr yesterday nae not Ec'iN
from him. Mr.. McAlliStc: issued. II ticket 10 IN"
pat,iarcbs ball 20 tire alleged n0bcman, ana many
pcople OF the fashionable world are spccuating as
10 the names Of the people In addition to WI. hoy'
and Mr. McAlliscr VINO were also imposed upon
In order TO secure ticket 10 the ball OF III, Pari
archs II was necessary FOR Tie bogus count to have
a letter signed BY moro IF the Inrlar'hS
Such a letter Mr. McAlStor admits was presented
10 him. II Is believed the person or persons VINO
introduced the "count' to Mr.. Nc hllter by letter
are victims and that he borrowed money from them
Mr. McAnisicr. when seen at his homo at NO. lG
West Thirty-sxth-st.. Yesterday said
II am not At liberty to mention any names. SUI
fee il to say that issued the ticket Ia BIN on good
rtcomms nda,ion. but became Iicous Of lin when
he wrote to me from The Victoria Hotfl and asked
ne to lend him 500. ! wrote TO the lady who
knows the real Count Arco. and asked her II there
were another count by the sam" name. learned
that the fellow ar impO>ior, ana ! had made
preparations rccev" him AT the ball. lie DID not
present himself, however,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
RECEIVER WANTED FOR An ONO ROAD.

Columbus. ohio. Jan. 1l.-sult was fled here last
evening asking for receiver for Nh" Cleveland. AKRON
and Columbus Railroad. The plainiih III III" case Is
Edward l.. Mortimer, OF N"w->orH VINO foiuS -'o
sg,ores Of stock I'm the company. The defendants are
Nicholas Monterrnt ct al. rs directors OF the COM
many and Alden W. Cunning secretary. treasurer,
auditor and register OF stock. The petIuoh Se's
forth that shortly after the organization OF the com
many a number Of Amsterdam bankers. mentioning
Abraham Charles Worhen It nl.. organized trust
and secured majority OF the certificates OF STOCK 10
be- deposited with corporation orgahA'u ior .1''
rnose II Is alleged that false reports OF earnings
no., tho finances OF the company have been Issued
and that certain bonds for equipment have been
appropriated. ,,, ,,n ,d
President MoniserTat Of the 'levrmnu NMoi anu anu
coi,mhu. RnIlrond denies the allegations OF the
n,tt,on so far rs IT,, reflect upon the manage
mcnt and says he considered IL Stock Iooons
movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
PAINTINGS FOE THE WORLDS FAIR.
4 LIST OF THOSE RECEIVED 20 FAR AT THE 7TR
REGIMENT ARM0RY.

4 LIST OF THOSE RECEIVED % FAR AT THE 7TR
REGIMENT ARMoRY.
The wo.k Of receiving paintings and other works Il
art f-am this state f3r exhibition ut the Worlds Fsf
was continued nj the Seventh Regiment Armory,
cixtyscvclthst and Park ave. yesterday. The plct
urcs were catalogued and stored in large room On
the top floor Of the building under the direction Of
william sciil The armoTy Will be open daily for the
purpose Of reception from II. m. TO q p. N. until
January TO- when the meeting If The iuros Of selection
will be held As soon that body has completed
rs task the accepted works will he sent 10 Chicago
and placed in the Fine Arts Building. The following
IS n list OF the pictures already received, with the
names Of the artists:
R. V scwell "Winter." "The Chase "Dae
clantes-: Amanda brewster Sewall, 81 sylvan Fes
tiva "Layore In the Gatano.s',' Portrait Of Mother
and SON: Miss Jennie Allen worldly Longngs';
rirec HARRISON Evening the seine" The Return
If the Mayfowcr7; Alexander Brownlis, sod Kitchen
in Connecticut Carroll Bcckwith. "forrait Of
d. II. Isaacson,: "Por,r.it # Miss H.:
Elizabeth II. Golfer. Hanging the Nets;
C. Morgan McIlhenney. "The Bull Calf Moon.
RISE" on the Beach, George ". Maynard, sirens"
"Civllization," a sea wltch": f. !. Couse. g. Ma
Premiere Nee Oscar r. Coast. The Witchng Hour"
Autumn: Hubert Dcnman, Tho Trio /. H. De
Haas. New England Coast; Ferdinand DanOn.
The Apotheosis Of Christopher Columbus; Z. W.
Denning The Mourning Brave: Professor David
Enrich Just Like Mama" "A Touch OF nature;
NJ f. Evans, "septembcr Lane; Joseph Evans The
Red Gate" The Plainheld Road Richard t. fietzs
&" Abraham Lincoln" "Charles v" ELSIE Leslie
Lydev "Talleyrand," Little Frenchman at scho0';
Mary Field studies OF swiss Roofs; H. V" Gibson,
Design for the New Cathedral Of It. John the Divine,
V ": c. A. Greene still Life-Fumpkins' Frank
Russell Green especial CaIl,' The Letter. l. A.
Green. Fairy Ta'e,": ". De Forest BONNER, Burn
Ing the Heather "COa,t OF Norway"
The sto:m Wind" Medora saltns, ia
ucio Of F,iesiand," Grace" "reminiscences;
Matilda Brown. The willing Mode";
Childe Hassam. street Scene in Paris Grand Pix
Day" L'Automme." Midsummer Morning George
Hitchcock. TULIP Culture; J. I. Hardwood, "prepi.
rati ,ns du Diner: J. Reddng Kelly GRACE Clls,er
LO0mis Hester. Alexander Dupre Lal'
renee la Petite Mcnasere"; MISS Y.
". rl.kin "rorges'; Waiter L. Palmer.
d. Early snow Autumn Moonri,ca; ID. stuart koDii,
son. Rocks and Clouds; VI. {. W. Reid, 90
Favorites": William l. sonntag, a Charact,ri,t!o
The Wonderful story; John r. strickler, " Inter-
rlpt.d-: Miss Emily Sade, Portrait OF Miss e; =
G. In the sunshine. Three Portraits IN Iios
land: Mrs. Mary. MoArthur,. Tuttle a Minlca a
I,hmaelr Boy on Donkey; Mary c. Wheeler syn
pathv and Sorrow The Spinner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
0,.,rov ,vn MAINE HASN'T GOT THE ROAD YET.

snrlnrGed Mass. Jan. LITTLE directors OF fh"
Connecticut River road met to-day To consider the
nronoscd lease Of the line to the Fo'ton ana Name
I'm, after two hours secret consultation they dii ho'
,ool, fnvorahy upon the proposition % the tcr roau
and ~ took no action. The meeting was adlourllea
,lthou, Mace or tmc and there seems TO he iecihs
that the Boston and Main" VIII submit more i"'or.
milo terms Frank Jones' Of Portsmouth. y. H. ana
uo,rv y Reed Of Nnw.Yorh we're present as com
ri,,ac from the Eos,on and Maine 20 explain any
rnesfions and were called into the meeting for Il Few
minute. lust before II closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
TIE TREASURY RECEIPTS GROWING.

Washington, Jan. little ten days statement Is
sued by the Treasury Department today shows a
gratifying increase In the custom revenues compared
with the corresponding period last year At the port
Of New-York, which collects about twothris OF the
customs revenue Of the country, the receipts for tho
last ten days have been $5,346.OOO as against W.
40 600 for the first ten days q last January. so
far This month the Treasury has gained $1,000 in
cash over the cash as exhibited by the debt statement
issued January /. Pension payments. However. Keep
tho cash down despite the increased receipts S4,loJ
900 having been paid out this account during the
first ten days Of this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
FTLTY0 AFFIDAvITS IN REBUTTAL.

In the case OF the Board Of Chosen Frceholders OF
Union County y. j. against Edison NJ Hubbard Justice
Barrett In the supreme Court, Tuesday. granted an
appcation the appointment OF receiver for Hub
bars estate and charges OF conspiracy were male against
J. Herbert Wnan. G. Arthur Coan and Sallio l. Shot.
we'll rs having instigated the action Yesterday andavts
in rebuttal fled the part Of Mr. Winans and
Mr. Coan. They forth that they attorneys for
Mrs Shotwcl IN suits brought by her against Hubbard
to recover OF money held by him trustee
for her judgments these suits have been entered
and returned unsatsfed aad Hubbard Is now in con-
tcnn tofcO