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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
COLONEL rIIoMpsoN,s RESPONSIBILITY

Terre IIaute, Ind. Feb. :l.-Judee Patterson.
Congressman from Tennessee one OF the Panama Com
mitttc. who was here yesterday TO examine
Colonel Thompson. said, before returning to Wash
Ington this morning:
II believe from the evidence far ia hand that
whatever may have been done by the bankers and
others In connection with the American Committee,
Colonel Thompson honest IN MI the transactions
he figured in ma II there WAS anything crooked he
was not IN II. His makeup Is not that OF l0bber,
but won't say that there not jobs and crooked
ness and great extravaganza this side Of the water
Congressman Storcr Of Ohio, said: "Thc evidence
showed that the bankers were engaged IN an
effort form syndicate among themselves to buy
MP the assets OF the Panama Railroad Company and
then sell it the canal company, so MS In have
things both coming and going These bankers received
vast sums annually from the Panama Canal Com
pany for doing practically nothing. Colonel Thomp-
son does not pretend IA know what they did 90 Pc
c.vc the great Of $4,000 each per year. making
total OF III GOO, 900 during these eight years IL
vas nothing less than robbery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
NEW WOOL CLAssIFICATIoNs ESTABLISHED.

Washington. Fob. ol.-Thc Treasury Department
issued circular TODAY establishing the classical
ZION of wool samples. II says that In pursuance of
the law the Department In April 1871 appointed u
committee TO advise a." Department as to the pro
prlctv 81 adding a. renewing the standard wool
samples then IN In their final report. which II
dated FEBRUARY -. 1893 TIE committee remark that
the primo pie Of classification recognized bv them
that Of rncc and blood only aud not that Of use or
adaptalillty, and they further state that IN their
classification II will be- found thai there wools In
the first class suitable only for carpets and others I'm
the third class from which IA fair article Of clothing
could b. made Caiincts ~ standard snmpcs VIII
be- sent to Collectors ~ all the prln, pal ports.
The committee" recommend that samples Of noS
should lie numbered upward from No. |. frat class
wool from No. lOl, second class wool from No 2Ol,
and third class from No. 3Oi. The samples
tnlncd In the cabinets are established "a standards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
THE BELGIC WILL CALL AT HONOLULU.

san Francisco. Feb. 2l.-It was announced to-day
that the steamer Beige which sails on Thursday FOR
Hong Kong ly way OF Yokohoma, had been ordered 10
caH at Honolulu. This chang, In the steamers
course coupled with n telegram from NcwiorK stating
that United States troops were T. be- sent = Hawaii
gave rise at once TO the rmOr that number OF com
Ianies from Preside and Black Point 10 be- s"nt
away on the steamer ut army headquarters III; sory
was denied The Belgc will, OF course. carry a mail.
and the first news OF what the Commissioners lnve
agreed 10 will be taken down by her By this means
the people in Hawaii will learn their pro pectve fate,
and the COmm ssi0ncrs will be able TO Instructions
by the Australia Which VIII be due here March ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
COMING TO TUE GREAT FAIR
INFANTA EULAIIE CT SPAIN PREPARING
FOR THE JOURNEY.
TO PIE ACCOMPANIED EY SPANISH GIAyDEEs.
british wARsHIPs FOG THE NAVAL REVIEW

70 Pc ACCOMPANIED EY SPANISH GEANDEES-
british wARsIIPs FOE THE NAVAL REVIEW
Madrid. Feb. 2l.-TAc Inhtdta Eulalle. who VIII
represent Queen Regent Christina at the Chicago Co
lumbar ExLijl ion. anG her hus ald Pine Ant,ile
who viii accompany h'r to hacrlca. are alieady max
Ing thei. preparations FOR the journey. The date OF
their arrival In New York i, Icing considered by
the Foreign Ofics. 9nall coat VI grande,s Vii
accompany them. Ia the party VIII D. the march, h-s
Comilas the Duke OF Tamames an nilEiaie f.iead 0.
the late King Alfonso, and tn Duke o gui. They
VIII travel In state b ard OF the Spanish mall
steamers calling AZ Porto Rico whore they will ~
main Tor n day Tnsnce they viii proceed 10 lavana
remaining there i've day. Daring taer sDlogra IN
Coca they will make visit to either Maanzas OF
Santiago From Cuba the party will sal for New.
York on frst-olass spanish cruiser. Their stay IN
the United States will be short one.
The Infan,a Eulae j. the aunt OF the youthful
King OF spain. Lately her health has been delicate.
and 4, Is thought that she l. Suffering With ooDsump
ton II + hoped that sca yoyagr and i change Of
eimat. will prove beneficial 20 her. Prince Antoine
IL ,he son OF Prince Antoine Of Orleans. Duke u
Montpcnsier.
London Feb lin the 'iouse OF Commons today
the Right Hon. -ir 4. X. SAuttleworh, SECRETARY ID
ths Admiralty announced that The commander Of 70.
British fleet on the North An ran SaNloh "ould
tt.ud the naval review u, NewYOrk IN honor oil The
Cnlumblau anniversary Win several vessels ol waf.
and that the Admiralty Va, oonoij RIG whether Or
not they would send additional vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
ABSrRD FAISEHOODS ABOUT CoNsPlKMiIS'

Potter Palmer proprietor OF the big ho'ei ~ W
cago named for him, says that the Chicago hoe' nv"
have not made any agreement TO increase inc i"''
during the Worlds Fair. and as far rs his ho"'s
concerned the rates 10 guests will be- the same a. w.
are now Mr. Palmer Is at the Fifth Avenue nv
and when seen by reporter for The Tribune s'''''
day. he said not only that there was TO cohspn',
rob hotel patrons, but also that the story '0'
conspiracy on the part OF New-lork eNmo''"'' s
also a falsehood that had been started by son's
who was anxious to crate unpleasant ie'H"r "
tween Ncw-Yorh and Chicago.
"Chicago does not think that there Is A.
splracy I'm New-York TO injure the Fair saia W,
Palmer and even II such state of ahars u" ~
Il would not disturb the managers OF the 'NPo' .,.,
Ter there Is nothing TINT New York can row .% and
can injurc the Far. Is already ASSN su rosrg
the gates will open promptly on MAY T. az" n'~~,o.,I,on
every thing viii be In t. place. ne We ~ yo-k's
managers preserved an excellent site Tor "a Ie,n
building long after every other bit ~ space ~ knew
npped for and granted Ia other states. v" I'm the
that NewIOrk not going 10 r"IllHh aMuh ,ealous
Fair. and Chicago guarded the site VII"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
NOT INTERPRETING IN SAN DOMINGO.
THIS GOVERNMENT not INTERESTED IN THE
CONCESSION GRANTED 10 AN AMEEI-

Washington Feb. 21.-Mr >agrarlo, Secretary ana
Charge D'Analrcs " the spanish Legation, called at
Tie state Department this afternoon TO learn Al TINS
Government had any oncal Information regarding U'
customs CONFESS On made by The Government "a san
Domingo 10 "A syndicate OF residents Of the United
States. or Interesting Itself In Che matter INC
ground 81 TIE Inquiry telegram from Mlrrin
published this morning 10 the effect that the granting
~ the customs concession 1ad Occasioncd feeling
likely To lead to a rcvcaI'n aud thn Captain G"h'ri
Arlclo of cuba, had limited at interference" 10y ia"
United states I'm Dominican adIlI-. Tie telegram
further stated that II The Independence ~ san Do
mlrgo wrr. threatened by any action of the tMt"o
states. spain might enter 4 protest.
Mr. Sarario vas told tlat tai, Government had no
official Information regarding u" hnar. ara thh'
III, r.. was no ground for ia" intmau0n that 'hr
Tinted stat,s was interfering With san Domingo In any
Persons acquainted with IL condition "t hnars say
thai SPANS concern I'm the matter is duc I" u" hP
rreh.r ,inn Tat s,.i-ou ~ prosperity hF Ut" 'ishr
iMntrr, ~ >an Domingo under o." system "l develop
mruf proposed by the American syni'r'tr. WIZ ~
rvL.hlv lead io "a revolution Ia cuba against spa1'h
authority and tfc subsequent "Stahns inrlt {"
republican form Of government hIr that II sun Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
FOR 4 MEMORIAL TO HISS e. 4. COvELL'

The associate alumnae Of the Normal 'onvs0 Gu.
beoup a movement 10 establish a memorial 70 MIS- -. "A
line A. Covcl who during twenty-five years INA
such faithful work Instructor Of ar, In the
memorial VIII consist OF ease Of books on NV us
10 be placed IN the drawing'room Tor "e ~, %, ,x.
students; and that the memorial may be useu' .oo.
tepdel r,fcr,nce the committee appeals for sene
trbutions from all who knew Miss Coveu' ,,umnas
uav be sent 10 the Coyell Memorial Commlt'ee ,ac,on
Library Normal College; to Miss K"ta ~ Mrs
ono 1red. and fort, r,t-st. and the
Sa,,a n n,l No ol2 East Flftieth.st. Miss ia'ia w..
q Beach No 20 East one-hunir dand'twen.e., ,hsi "
Gcr,r,dn NJ smith spuyton Duyvil or MISS "''''
po,donh No lsO West Fly -ninth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22

Warrington. Feb 2l.-Thc Cvil s"rvGe Commission
L. NOW selecting members Of The local hoIr,is III ~
AN nrrs ~ a.. jf7 free delivery pG-lohcr brought
within tic cla.s,i service hy The order OF the Ties
iiput II January . last. There are altogether 'Hi
ne. delivery Onnr-. fnv.ilr.c II Wheh-ihn'" haNihi
try o, NOR, ,!up.pl~>-w.re aLeady ella sized. ID
III, d.tc lu,a hart, have been established AT NOR"
than 700 Of fie now Offices In Large malory II
.t.,. II l. .ad. 10 h,, been po~-ihl" 10 make III"
,nt,i. MOI. t.tflltn. a & cnn,ii,fahl" number al
office, t.i ~ ih. three examiner, Ir" pTmOcia,. Iho
examiner, IRE required iN hw To- lie lr'fsnis III The
ono al service .Li Gee, Pc nfsi'r IL consulted ~ thtF
..l.rfion n ia. len tir nini of "a" commission,
a !, nd . dr-l-iH' mon ana women " the greatest
experience H. postal work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
The SUNDRY CIVIL ELL IN TIE SENATE.
NO PROVISION FOR NEW SITE FOR THE GOV.
EMINENT PRINTING nFLICE.

ERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Washington. Feb. oI.-In the senate to-day the
can,ncTiipn Of the snndry civil Appropriation blu
wa, proceeded with, the amendments being those
offered by Mr. Mandcrson and Mr. Vest In regard to
The Site for the Government Printing Office. Mr.
Vests amendment Tor the purchase OF the Malone
tract rlcctcd-ycas II, nays -.
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. Mandcrs0ns amend
mcnt f1r the purchase Of the johnson lot. Mr.
Allison said That the committee had taken no action
on the subject, but he himself favored the purchae
If the Malone tract. lie WAS Of opni,n however.
that II nothing done the subject the country
could survive 1t.
Mr.. Mandcrson's amendment was rcjcctci--ycns
II, nays 2S The result Is that no provision Is nde
III the bill for site for the Government Printing
Office.
Mr.. liisc0ck offered amendment fixing the
limit Of cost Of the pubic building at buffalo ut
s-''oo'ooo; also one approplatng 10000 for the
completion Of a public building al Newburg, ~ y
Agreed TO-
Mr. liawley moved TO increase the appropriation
Tor the soldiers National Home at Santa Monica,
Cal. from $1,000 10 10000.
Mr. Gorman appealed to Mr. IIawey not TO press
thc amendment. lie reminded him that tie bill con
tanned seGl7.oOo for National homes besides 900.
ooo lor homes III the territories. lie hoped That the
senator rom Connecticut would not force tbs addi-
uonal appropriation wien there was no necessity for
II.
MI Iia"ley declared that he would force II with ALL
his power. lie hoped that the new Administration
would give the whole pension matter a tl0rough I'm.
specuoh ara " there should be pension frauds
'ouhd out he would not be at all surprised. But
all that was wholly foreign 10 bis proposition.
General Franklin had written and tclegra phed re
guessing the additional appropriation to be made.
After iurther discussion Mr. Hawlcys amendment was
asreeo 'o' ~ weI~ also some Like amendments In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
MONEY FOR TIE NETWORK Custom HOUSE.

Washington. Feb. II t>p eian-s"nator liiScock
secured this afternoon the adoption OF an amendment
IN" >undry civil Appropriation bh allowing SoooooO
Tor the purchase Of the site for IN" Custom
House I'm New York CITY. somc opposition made
To The appropriation ana Mr.. Allison would consent
TO Is acceptance until b. had secured the abolition
~ the Custom iiou," Binding Commission pro
yIdcd for rs 'N-tlnc The r-OO.ONo gwen by the
amendment J., IN addition to ~ 100000 air ady MP.
prol RATED, anh VIII BE- used la completing thu pir
chase OF the proposed site. III, building Will be
buli according 10 Mr. Nl>nn'' amendment. under the
sole dir,c, don ~ the Treasury authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LACK AWANNA DIRECTORS MEET.

The annual meeting of the stockholders II the
rclaware Lackawanna and Western yesterday re-
suited IN the election Of substantially the OLD officers
and directors as follows President samuel sloan;
secretary Fred T. Chambers: treasurer Frederick
H. Gibbons; managers. John /. Blair, George Bliss.
Percy Il. Pyne William ". Astor, William H. Apple
ton william Rockefeller Eugene Higgins. Henry y.
G. Taylor, Andrew II. McClinock. !. Rogers Max
well, George +. Baker James Sulman, Robert +.
Palnntine and Alexander Il. Van Nest. The three
mined asst MI the vacancies caused by The death
%. Wilson &. Hunt benjamin q. Clarke and l.. ,.
AuchIncloss.
The New York, Lackawanna and Western directors
also reelected al tn. annual meeting This r)ad
Is the luckawanna's leased line to Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
MEASUREMENTS ABOUT BEHRING SEA.
TIE REPORTED RENEWAL OF TIE MopoS
VIVENpI TNNFc ESSA AIRY.


VIVTNpI TNNFcESSA AIRY.
Washington. Feb. 21.-Thc unofficial announcement.
of the extension Of the Bchrng sra moduS NNehui
hy The Victoria Oh. c. Colonist The "oN'r""V'
orgln ~ reported in this mornings dispatches '''
dicates Il lack Of information upon N' S"pJeo'
which tends to cast II doubt upon the accuracy Oh
the report In connection with the proclamation Oh
MAY g. lsa2. OF the treaty undo. WHICH me N"o"
Bchring sen contention submitted TO court "i
arbitration Il renewal Of the modus vNondi was also
proclaimed which by express terms runs uiui W.
tobcr 81 1898, the intention Icing TO have II cover
the term during which the arbitration pr,''eumES
might be- expected to last. " new ARRANGEMENT ~
exclude all sealcrs frCm Bchrng Sea, at least ullii
January l. l-0f," which " The Colonht' Is credl'ea
with saving will be- al nOurCed in the course oil
few weeks, +, therefore entirely unnecessary
The London dispatch stating maj "tht sup,
Elementary civil service estimates contain an le ~
i.O COO for the compensation OF B"lfihS o'''
sr.llcr, for losses due the dlay IN arranging
lun.ius viv,ni IN lo.I" II Il ICh, indicates no lev
policy on the part of the British Government. lhi
british authorities have asserted. ever since te
business Of Car udan s,alcrs WAS intcriertd WIN 10y
The noGus vIvcndI that thcy have been paying ui1
seacrs for their lCsScS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
c. 7. HUNTINGTOr TALKS.
HE SAYS HE THINKS AN AGREEMENT WILL EE
REACHED.

HE SAYS HE THINKS An AGREEMENT WILL EE
REACHED.
G. r. Huntington when asked yesterday about the
denial Of General Newton and other officers OF the
Panama Railroad Company that there was any prospect
81 settlement the differences between the Panama
Railroad and the Pacific Nal steamship Company
which Mr. Huntington had said near at hand,
remarked
There has been no conrac, made n Is true. Tint
I said ye.t,r,av Ny belief that an arrangement
would be- nnd. within the next few weeks was based
ON the knowledge that the interests Of the two COM
1ni.s ran side by Side. and bound 10 come
together have written several letters offering to
come to an agreement Ny last letter TO Mr. trom'
we'll the attorney. sent only few days ago ana
have Is yet r"ceIv,-t no II t. hardly time
for IT, No specific propo- ltion has been made nor
even skeleton Of mn agreement Offered by the Paelhc
Mail There WAS something made 10y the Panama
people, which they might have called n proposition
nnt looked upon II as merely Joke Of theirs.
have now simply offered 20 have our differences con-
,idered with View to overcoming them. and have
no donbt thn, We shall reach friendly agreement
ON m equitable basis II that Is the desire of all par
ties
Ernest l. Oppcnhrm. the secretary ot the Panama
Railroad Company, sai Mr. Huntington thinks
hat an agreement VIII be reached, does he III" has
written some letters to Us talking In general terms
about a settlement lie deals in glitterng general
tiles, but h. never comes down 10 anything definite
about the rates Of which complain. In his last
letter he proposed that the question Of rates be sub
mttrd 10 a conference OF iresh, agents That meant
that IN. Transc Continental Association wOuh fix our
rates. We will NOT DO anything like that Mr. trom-
proposition will be- Ignored No agreement can be
reached without concessions, which ] DO not bcsete
Mr. Huntington Wy" permit the pselnS MAI Re" dn,
position Is the right ONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
BAvARJAN EXHIBITS AT CHICAGO.
THE PARTS OF A TYPICAL VILLAGE TO CONE
FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE SULTAN


OF THE SULTAN
Among the interesting exhibits at the worries ran
win h. those representing the industries OF Bavaria
I'm general and OF Nuremberg-the famous old CITY OF
Durer-in particular. About 800 cases containing
thousands OF articles arrived here few Gays ago On
the steamship II. ii. Meier consigned 10 the we'll
known firm OF II. p. Downing Co., No. 20 Exchange
place They were shipped to Chicago yesterday inorH
ing Agents OF the firm there Will arrange them LOT cr
hibtlon. The large consignment inclGded sass "'aS
Of all kinds. mirrors. platcgass. and thousands OF
varieties Of toys which are made In Nuremberg ana
other towns Of Davans. The inhabitants OF score
Of villages within a hundred miles Of Nuremberg arc
employed almost exclusively in making articles 10
amuse children There were also in the cases
shipped null outfit OF German Kitchen, ori
mental albums, chrome work. needles war
paper In various eolors and bronze fountains he
shipments were made IN bonded cars.
j. j. Rooney in speaking for r. F. Downins ="
Co.. yesterday said that typical village CT JanH'
would be received in parts by the firm In ABOUT Two
months for the Worlds Far THE village acas"
MIR. Rooney. will be pat up IN Chicago by our meh'
Mr. Wildman the United states Consul ~ Jah'e' IN
duced the sultan 10 allow the village TO BE- irousn'
20 this country From il q good idea Ct the manner
OF living I'm the domains of His Royal HiShness es"
be obtained The sultan himself Will also be Nsi't
at The Fair lie is now al Carlsbad Germany wne,s
he will remain until the early part OF tls slx xi
In June IN all pro ability, he VIII arrive III -Ne" i"n'
The a. ,vcrnEeni Will detail several Naval cMcers 10 AZ
tend him during his travels lie + an exceedingly
estng man. clever and handsome. He Is alsp h,n'
"a his revenues amount Il about So'uu"uM saast
He spcaits English huently ard Is man iuy 'iO'e'''
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC CONTROVERSY.

Regarding the assertions made by Edwin ii. Abbot
president Of the Wisconsin Central Company In his
letter published yesterday morning. Henry Clews.
chairman Of the Northern Pacific Stockholders Com.
mttee. says that the report is not the work OF any
single member hut represents the unanimous opinion
OF the committee, In which Mr. Rogers Its advisory
counsel fully concurs. lie says furthermore that
every statement TO profits and losses the wiscon-
sin Central. well OF the main line and all the
branches. received from the treasurer and
auditor OF the Northern Pacific Company, and that
the committee has the documents to sustain It's con.
cusions. Attention Is called TO the fact that Mr.
Abbot makes reply TO the parts Of the report which
reflect on the personal relations OF the Wisconsin
Central trustees with the Northern ncihc road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
EvcorR AGING PROSPECTS IN HAWAII.

Washington, Feb. 21.-Thc following telegram 'r"m
Minister stcvens al Honolulu, received saturday
la,' WAS made public today:
Honolulu February g. yi san TIanclsco February Is
Sccr-tarr Of state Washington b. c., Seer tary o
the Navy.
TIL. affair, OF STATE continue u BE- hopeful. Hoisina
Aay IN protection OF thi, Government was cAyoc Sub
jects who doubtful now for ann ,Xation The natives
show unexpected regard the United States flag Piu
dent conduct Of Captain Wtse. the officers and crew
Of the Boston credit to the Navy. Cannot send bv mail
STEVENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
TO HOLD A BLAINE MEMORIAL NETTING

The Brooklyn Young Republican Club will hold Blaine
memorial meeting Monday evening next at o'clock In
Association Hail. Fulton and Bond SITS Thomas Fitch.
the Rov. Dr.. A. J. r. Behrcnds. Stephen V. White and
Charles A. Moore address the Seats will
be reserved ladies' Till AS O'Clock. Tickets lie
had at the Of the club in the Johnston Build
ing which will be open every etenng during the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
MR.. NEUMANN TELLS WHY lie FAILED TO
APPEAR.

Washington, Feb 2l.-Mr Neumann called at the
State Department this afternoon ard explained to
Secretary Foster why he failed meet that Official
last night, according TO the notification given him
at the State Department last Friday. II appears
from MIR. Neumann's statement that the card giving
the address Of the Secre6rys temporary residence
misled bin, and he failed TO find the place. Re-
course to the directory gave him Mr.. Fosters per
manent address, which Is now closed.
statement Of the conference between the two
will be sent to the President for Transmission 10 the
Scnxc for consideration in connection with tho other
infornaticp On this subie"t bef0"e that ho1v.
An additional batch Of correspondence relating TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
LANDING WORLDS FAIR EXHIBITS.

Tho old fieate Constellation was to"eo 70 "A
Lehigh Valley Railroad pier yesterday mor'"", ,.lv
land the Worlds Fair exhibits brought ro" ,.,r,
and France. The Vatican exhbi, includes az
quantity Of stalunry and paintings. ciehy r.,c,h
OF American artists in Italy, and Inc - IN.
exhibits include plaster casts Of the sla'har' IN
Trocade.O works of French artists. ana eAI'o's -.
the French colonies. The Constellation Is ,,,,n
old relic OF the Navy, and Is IN f'ir eo" ',, !.
considering her age and long, active service ,,mor,
built Of live ork, and launched al bs""'''
Dpp = 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
An ALL NIGHT SESSION IN TIE HOUSE.

Wa ,hington. Feb. ol.-FIlblsttrir6 continued all
the evening In the House. There lack OF u
quorum. and III" Sergeant a Arms was ordered to
bring I'm alsrnlccs soon after midnight the Speaker
stated that the Sergeant a Am. unable 10
the order Of the House. having been unable on
account ~ the dangerous condition 81 the streets. 10
secure vehicles from The livery stables. In view OF
this statement Mr.. VI" 49, moved adjournment. but
tn" motion voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
A GOOD TINE AT TIE EEWYORK TRADE SCHOOL

social gathering Of the day and night classes
OF the New-York Trade School was held at the
school auditorium, Frst-avc., and Sixyseventh-st'
last night, under the auspices Of the Auchmuty Mn
steal Society. An interesting musical and literary
programme was given IN which the following took
part c. F. Rudcnauet, l.. ii. Hallen James NJ
Hcatherton, IT, John Byrns. Mr.. Worth. Mr. Whelpey
Miss Radcliffe and Nr. Newman. The Rev. DIR. W.
s. Rainsford made the address Of the evening. The
pupils Of the plumbing class gave Mise Radcliffe u
beautiful stand OF flowers