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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
,xn,,y. RAILROADS GET A STAY.

Indianapolis, Feb. 22.-Thc railroad tax case was
ocan before the supreme Court OF Indiana yesterday
Counsel for the railroad companies appeared before
tho court and asked for stay OF proceedings untu
Tho case could be carried the Supreme Court Of the
United States and there passed upon. The stay
WINS granted and with 1t writ OF error In elect
the grant OF the stay Of proceedings Is to prevent
tho collection OF taxes due-Sl 100000 year und
morc--until a final decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
OPPOSITION TO GENERAL FINLEY.

Washington Feb. o2.-Tnere has been some conn
mont upon the fact that the senate should promptly
confirm the nomination of the agent and secretary
OF the Gillian Arbitration Board on the part OF
this Government and omit to take action upon 'he
nomination OF General John v L. Finley, OF Mary
land who was named by the President as the
arbitrator 1t Is asserted. however. that the noma
,,on viii no confirmed I'm the end. fhc opposition
TO General Finley is said to be the outgrowth Oh
affairs I'm Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

IRISH SETTLERS.
Challenge class for doGs-Flrst Seminole Kennels Inn
second Oak Grove Kennels kildare - ,..,,
Challenge class for biches-FirSt OAK Grove ht.hcIs
OIen class for dogs-Firt w. l.. Washnetons Duke
o, Kildare: second Townsend Sharpcss's Blarney, Il
tblrt S,mirole Kennels Montauk, j.; fourth, H. W.
Oren cia,s for btchcs-First. w. II. Bca1ePs queen
vic second Charles +. Thonps0ns Fly; third W j.:
Washngons Belle OF kildare; fourth. OAK Grove heAh'is
The Warehouses. ri, , ~ par,o.s Cionno
second L. W. Barnes's Blantry; third sunset he"nciS
Ostler Joe. Va, zand,'.
,lonnnsaR second Ked.tone Kennels' Daisy Redst9n'
Xovre class for dogs-Fr-t. W. L. Washin7to Ton Duke
y, X dare; second Townsend Sharplesss Bidi icy! H.
thir3 T. W Walkers Kildare DuQucsiie' - nj, a.
Novicc class for blt,hcs-First ": H. BaIells queen
Vic second, w J. Washncoh9 bei'c Vi h'u'i1' ''''N'
john Z. Dxon's Lady tlcho: ,,,chos thu. have boop
ulaccd at public ned trals)-first ChafIeS l. Iho"p
son,s lockwood Dandy.
GORDON Settlers.
Challenge class do.s-lirst, Or > I" DIXON : ia'
boc. second Dr. :. G.. Dixon leo u. q - ,,t.1.,.
challenge bitchcs-llI>t. DI. = - D!N.li
puchess Of Waverly; second james b. blossom he~hef
Dc Omen class FOR dogs-F!rst Moves Billness R1nscr
u N4srrood Io.anthe Kennels Archibald uifd ii3,e
Dnsn elias, for bichcs-Fiist Dr. ; :" DiNQIs MN
Grind second Dr. =. DiA0n'- princes I-onI,r ulI9l
Lane, b. blossoms Venus; fourth James u. blossom >
esi rnny ca., for dog,-Frst. John W Gahams Robert
Burns: second Edwin Ii. Moiiiss Fremont th'i1' =
L. rGSpy class Tor bitches-Frt. Edwin H. Morrl'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

Canada, whether carried In vessels OF inc oh''e1
states or OF other nations.
In testimony whereof / hereunto set my hand anu
coused the seal of tie United states TO be amAed.
Done mt the city OF Washington this twenty-hrs.
day Of February, 1893, and OF the independence u
the United States OF America the 11Ith
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Dy the President
JOHN W. FOSTER, Secretary OF STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
CONGRESSMAN MCREARr'S INJURY SLIGHT.

Washington Eel. eft was learned on INQUIRY
ot his hotel this afternoon that Congressman NC
Crcary. Of Kentucky. who after his Interesting n'N
on thc monetary conference yesterday Tel Oh 'h' c
ora broke his arm Is all hight today. Only on" Of
n mall homes WAS fractured and he is able to be
nm and around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
SHORT Ro,rE. CHICAGO no ST. LOUIS.

Danville, ILL.,, Feb. o2.-Arrangements were per
fected last night at Rossville by which the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Railroad Is to build connecting
line from Rossve to Sidell, in this county, giving
that road an almost direct line from Chicago to st.
Louis surveyors began driving grade stakes this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
AN INTERNATIONAL ROAD BEGUN.

San Antcnio Texas Feb. 22.-Thc Portland, Guh
and Monterey Railroad Company, which proposes 10
build a railroad from Portland, Texas, to Monterey.
Mexico, has begun the work Of grading. The nne
when completed will shorten the distance betw1en
Eastern points and the CITY Of Mexico fully W osS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
COOKING AT PRIZE DOGS.
.,o,y CROWDS IN THE BIG GARDEN

v.rns Ely THE JUDGEs-soME OF THE
VISITORS.
roucnt of the Bench Show We're much
1n =. ,hen the snow Of Tuesday night began fall
e,neen ,rc more than miserable yesterday, owing
r. A- a.uscs-thc Dclmonico dinner of the previous
wv IA the wretchcd weather. This feeling was
br' q, a most agreeable manner The lnclemency
rH,.,.,her had 10 visible effect on the attendance
m tbcr, would have been falinS-oi If 1t had
~u washIncon's Birthday. Thousands Of per-
r w. w. at liberty TO visit the show who. but for
80 ',dov would not have had the opportunity, and
" "A not permit the storm to Interfere with their
sssire. ,o attendance was unusually large in the
..."oop and in the evening the Garden was pretty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
ITALIAN GETYHOrNDS

Challenge ,las. Tor dors ard ldt'he.-lt't' 'oNP"
Lewis. SIrc: second Joseph Lrwi'> SpilnE. ..,-,.
open cia.. for dpc--Fitst. 'har'c' I'hH'"" '
4r, Gas. for bfch,, First Charles Tohmanns loy
sor,sd r H. Hoyts Trl>lc: thnd. Joseph L'"i'H Nl'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23


SSslna Appleton. p Van V. Rapallo. McDougall
sss~sAss, Nr. and Mrs. Eugene Bogeri McLeou VI. ~.
la NJ and Mrs John a. Logan IT., Mr. anu vi, ".
n. Ihayer, OF Boston Frank Work; Gcors" 80, ~
NJ ana Mrs. James l.. KernOchan Harry Si'', ,, W
E.%esrr; Miss May Bird, Edmund knoeoic' ~ Miss
NJ" 'srey, Melville C. Day; Mr. ana MIS- ;a nc ed
o The latter In brown plaid cloth gown ana p nr'
b. match; T. T. Gushing, Henry l. Barley, H. ~; nn
Nr. and Mrs: Edward DAVIS, Enc y, pa nsSSood.
g. Hamilton Miss DAISY Hamilton. william III, ,ir IN
Msi Mr.: and Mrs Winthrop q. Parker the ia'or nna
I1ck velvet and fur: j. Dunbar Wright MISS !>",, =:
Hs1ssseyeh Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Barnweil, G.. a.
scklyn. Dr. and Mrs. Valentine Mott; the Ia', wor
sn velvet and sable: Mr.; and Mrs Edward M naiT
Nh nsson, j. Hood Wright II. r. Wilson, T. - p"' -
Lsr;!r j. W. Appleton. j. Roosevelt Mooseve'M Mrs.
ii, I'm e. cowdin. Mr. and Mrs Harris Colt ~. ~:
A. 'emeyer, ii. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. f. horoa'
Mss ". Winthrop. ,,
Among the prizes awarded were the following;
AMERICAN FoxHoUNDs.
Tss-rrst DR.. H. r. Thnrbers Elite :; sec0nd 81
1:se.a. Ihurbefs Parson THRU. DR. H. t. ihurDers
L nssSsss.;fr DE- H. T. Thurbcrs Femur feeonl a.
b,rs' oa >, Modest Girl third, Edwin ). becAe'
=" Of Bnar Gin.
ENGLISH FoxHoUNDs
sl-sizst Rhdnor Hunts Specimen; seeend. aiseas"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

Challcnrc class Tor dog anu UIV'H"7 NV ''
Con.iOck's Nanki-Poo. -, ,.,t,.na ccr,,s G.,
C,p.n class Tor doc--Flfst. Mrs. Ferdinand som :,
# -cconi Nh. Ferdinand S'nH'r lTh'c '"'"' '''''
Mrs Ferdinand ~cun.~ Toxic" :, ,,.-. , r,,v ,or,
Oren elias htshc--lirt. MIS- i'"'|I' - -
ir : Toot-c Socont Mr.. Frdn1nd Sem KIM 'hiu
Mr. Eugene tl1rN"- GOT 'h. ~, r.,4i,,n
SOM. Prime .ccord Mrs Fori nand S'nns Topaz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
TOY TERRIERS

u'nder pounds, other than IorNhrcl.
first pifi.burg BlAckand-Ian TCrrei Is "ncIs' j"
CLYDE: second Morris Eota-childS Nobci thllu' NJ"
Rothschilfs jerry. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

Mtchells Sir Rudolph; second. T. s. Beln's Sur foot
third, II. f. Churchs Critic.
m open class for bitches under thirty pounds
Toon 81 sym0n1s's Mermaid second. Frank +. lole's
Eigwo0t Wonder third. Castle Point Kennels Ery
Hose.
- Puppy classFrs. Toon & SymOrds's Mermaid; second
Toon & SymOndss Prince Gully.
Novice classFirst 1Oon & >ymOnds's Mermaid; second
Frank j. Dole. Sweet Maoflm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

oucn class 70. do.s-fisst. Ferdinand bcnn's Young
cd second Joseph Bells Prince thiid, FcdnAld sehh
Omen class for bitchcs-First: Josph BclPs JUDY
soconi Joseph Bells oucenic; thiFd j. "l''ri BARNES
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WITH TIE MIXERS.

LAsT year 100000 tons Of coal
were produced in This country.
T-o-THTaDs Of The gold now in use in
the world sySs discovered during the
last fifty ycars.
THE oldest coal mines IN the world
30 tln1s 81 Great britain. Thcy were
,7o:iied IN Roman times.
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ugcd Is the ii Of Se- Sgu:h wales
!: was GrE; issued in 1854.
Las ;ban ffsg years ago there was
no postal sys;en in ;his tonn.ry. Pre-.
v!ous 70 1887 the mails were carried by
pirate Grns, and rates varied accord.
ing 20 distance
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DYSPEPSIA.

DR.. RAILWAYS PILLS are a cure for this
complaint. They restore strength 20 the stom-
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symptoms Of Dyspepsia disappear, and with
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E85@OOserve the following symptoms result
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of the heart, choking or suffocating sensation
when IN a lying posture, dlmness OF vlsion. dots
or webs before the sight. fever and duh Dsin in
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limbs and sudden flashes of heat, burning in the
flesh.
4 few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will fres
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PRo1oGUE. CHAPTERS l. TO HL-Sr Nicho-
las Carsland, a wealthy mia owner. who
has made fortune, though he commenced
life in the pit, has two sons, half brothers one
the elder, Frederick, a calculating schemer. the
other. Sydney, pleasure loving bohemian.
The latter lives away from hOme 10 plcasuTeaoe
idleness. while the former assists his father IN
his business. Sydney appeals 20 his IdtheF
90 help him in his difficulties, but he refuses
and he returns home. He here learns that ms
brother is about 10 be MARI 10 Miss Wood
cock 10 whom Sydney lad formerly paid ms
addresses, hut had been rejected. His father
says he shall present her with the Jewels that
formerly belonged to Sydneys mother. but the
latter resolves that this shall not be the case,
and abstracts them and steals out into tue dark
ness OF night.
CHAPTERS ". AND V.-Hiding in a wood with
his treasure, Sydney is attacked by poachers
and robbed He is shortly afterwerd found by
q Spanish girl Saome NelazO. and be is be
friended by her father, who lives in the neigh
borhood. He ultimately marries Salome, TO
whom he pays his addresses under thu assumed
name OF BarrinRham. Great IS MS surprise
when be sees paragraph in the paper announc-
ing that his father and brother had been killed
by being thrown out OF a trap,
CHAPTER NL-Sydney, sitting In the taproom
of the ale house, discovers from the newspapers
that his father and brother are dead-killed in
IN accident-aDd that he, the cutcast is now
SIR Sydney Carsand owner of collieries, man
sions and enormous wealth. He is young, rich,
titled, free. The vision of pleasure intoxicates
him. Already he has tired Of the Sipsy maiden
he tad married. He could not introduce Sa-
lone TO the world. He resolves to leave her-a
resolve he forthwith carries into execution.
CHAPTER VII.-Sir Sydney CarsIand enters
into possession Of his mansions and estates at
once. He sups on chicken and champagne. The
will reveals that the late baronet had left every
thing he possessed to his son Frederic, but as
Frederic had no family the estates descend TO
his brother Sydney. After the funeral Sydney
settles down to business resumes his friendship
with Squire Woodcock's family, and strives to
make himself particularly agreeable to bis late
brothers haucee, Miss Adelaide Woodcock
The gossips drew but one inference-that they
had been in love all along.
lend OF PROLOGUE
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