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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
ecrxrs BruIND TIE BARRICADES.
NOW THE GARRISON OBTAINED RNIloNS-f Ni''''
ALARM OF AZ ATTACK.


Pam. CITY Mo-. Feb. 16.-A di'I|tch !" Inv
60, ,,, ,b. hail of the House of R'pres'hIiu>''
80, -, avs. This morning the Republican mem
-, ,,, tho hail I'm squad. 10 get th'ir or''"i''''
49,, ,,,,c tins fortified themselves Tor th' "'H'
'' ,I,. with supplies OF provisions ior 'ic
,.,. ,,orms who dare not leave Tn" hall be-
49,, ,,u,v below would not permit them 10
''",o ~ Thi. was kept up until all the members
- nm, ,,r their own meals and supplies loF
,' ' , A. II o'clock the House began It's
,i,, n, bu,inc,s which VA, interrupted by zap
, u,,nr vho announced that a twenty Tour hou'N
, =, nroyison, was the way. Ab"ui thiS
.,' aio same sergeant,at-arm appeared In the nan
t,r ,he,r arms full Of Winchester rifles, whlch
,. s,ac,,od nm i'm Commander Il. Il. Welchs artloFN'
,i Incident aroused the enthusiasm OF the members
- high Mitch and much war-talk was INDUCED H.
mi h,d hardly ceased when nun"r ~ mani car
,. yybn cannot be denied admission To TIE state
,, hv ,h, militia came IN bearing the promised
,,,,,, AZ provisions More cheering was hdulg'd
II, and a moment later. when Commander Ncich
,r,h.d n file OF twenty four men armed Win WIZ
hos,.r. across the hall to position al the head oi
,ho main stairway there great huriTih
..At IL 80 word came that dclachments OF the
miliin were advancing up the stairway 10 storm the
h.rricade and amid much excitement the hall was
ouirkly given in charge OF Commander Welch, who
cave orders to his little army of aergeantsat-arms'
who fastened TO repcl the expected attack But the
visitor, proved to be friends. being detachment of
snecial deputy sherifs. At IL 80 ID. X Anthony
appeared In the hall and sworn In as soldier OF
WcIch's army He got through the lines OF the
militia without pass. lie was stopped several times,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17

Dublin. Feb. 1G.-Thc supreme Court of Judicaiurc
has confirmed. upon appeal, the decision Of the High
Court OF Justice, recently delivered hy Chief Justice
sir Peter O'Iren, 10 the effect that Chief secretary
Morley had authority 10 prohibit the police iioin
assisting sheIirs officers In III" service oi Wits oi
cecment at night. Chief Justice O'Brien had stated
in his decision that Chief Secretary Morley WAS liable
10 criminal Indictment and prosecution for Issuing the
order In question. An appeal Wa taken from Ia" DC
cson Of the High Court Of Justice to the supreme
Court OF Ju1icaiure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17

:, Lcui- Feb 1G-f Floating ic" this morning struck
,h. steamer CRYSTAL city. oi the Anch'r Line ~ Il
,.oint eighteen mile, lHow ti, city. Ih' 7'''i'i'r
wa, lying close 10 the bank ana "'N j." VI wv
.r,y were nloar,! The huge blocks Of ic" s'"N" "
,,lo IN frn vessels sido. and il sunk (" th" MAN
,., rh. ,r.y r,,lprd 30 the bank. Divers ana
. nunpiuc outfit have been sent 10 release VI"
, d, amor The darnagc will probably amomnt I"
- 600 The steamer city Of Nick'ihIr {lhS ~
,i'. .,,rc uoni wa, for time In danger. but III"
Ice rt roe passed her without much damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
AN ATTACHMENT FOR II. R. JACOBS

'n'cago. Feb. l6.-Am attachment was Issued by
sAge GrOsscup today for H. Il. Jacob, the Iheati-
' manager. on The petition Of J. Fraser, u. IN
sane leo0. Fraser secured Injunction III Judg"
oceett'S court restraining Jacobs from producing
pay called A Noble Outca,t.' in his petition to-
s' Fraser states That Jacobs i guilty OF contempt
wlft ne having produced the play Il: IN" Ihiu
'''epae Theatre York Ia December last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
rr srcprr.Ry 7HOHPSOy's CONDITION.

Tcrre Inutc. Ind. Feb. l6-EH secretary H. w
condition. while not Vet ALARMING i
gradually growing worse and his family do not con
sder II wise to allow him 10 talk regarding tie e'-
.orc. beInc udduced before the Panama Canal com
Mice Tie House Committee Will have 10 come 10
'rrrrc IIautc 10 secure his evidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
INFERIOR TO Mr.. pARNELLS BILL.

Dublin, Feb. 16.-"Tnited Ireland" the Parnellitc
organ Expresses The opinion that the new Home Rule
ill Is inferior 10 the Homo Rule hill Of lost. which
Mr.. Parnell did not regard complete settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
xopruwrsr ulLFBREEDs ~ REVOLT

:, Paul Mimi Feb. l6.-The Turtle Mountain
.,rhraads who were cut off fium the ration list by
tho commissioner sent TO settle Indian claims 10 North
skota lands are In revolt. They threaten TO break
into the storehouse at Foa. Extra police have been
sworn In to Queu tie revolt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
not PLEASED WITH THE HOME RULE BILL-

Lincoln. Ncb., Feb l6.-EX President John tlN
gerald. Of the Irish National League OF America was
a,k.d Yesterday If he thought lie "lai,.one Home
Rule bill offered the relief the lli>h National party
had .ourht for 20 many wears. Iii, answer WIS:
No. / DON'T II }, not what the people 81 Ir'!"hH
want. and l1> Americans. IN my opllion are ho' SIT
l,hcd with the BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
SALARIES FOR MEMBERS OF TIE COMMONS.

oNLAKIE> FOR MFNBEKN VF HE N'''1'- '-'''-'
London. Feb. 16.-Mr. Gladstone Is SAN I" p'
willing TO Introduce n bill providing for tn" optional
payment Of salaries 10 members "f III" House l'
makes the condition. however. rlat no radical amend
mcnis shall be moved. A. tn" Radical, ar" rot III
cncd TO accept this condition. the bill viii probably
he dropp"d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
THE TREATY MADE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF THE HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION
CONVENTION

ITS PROVISIONS LIMITED TO ESSENTIAL POINTS
ALL QUESTIONS OF ADMINISTRATION RE.
FERRED TO THE NEXT CONGREss-THE
PROSPECTS FOR ITS CONFIRMATION
EXCELLENT-vERY LITTLE oP.
POSITION IN THE SENATE
-RATIFICAT ALTON NOT
EXPECTED BEFORE
NEXT WEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
A POPULIST SETBACK.
DECIDING NOT TO ATTACK THE REPCBLI-
CAN HOUSE JUST YET.

DArNTED ny THE SHERIFFS MOVE IN SWEAR.
ING IL 900 DEPUTIEs-THE GOVERNORS
PEOPOslTION-TIIE REPUBLICANS TO
fRAME REPLY LOOKING TO THE
DECISION or THE CONTRG.
Vl;ESY IN TIE COURTS
COLONEL HUGHES
REMOVED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NEW LIMITED TRAIN FOR CHICAGO.

THE TRIP TO BE MADE OVER TIE NEW-fOEk
CENTRAL IN NINETEEN HOURS.
Official notice was issued Yesterday from the Grand
central Station that with the adoption Of the spring
.cheduls on May IA the NcwYork Central and Hudson
through 10 Chicago IN nineteen hours. leaving New
York every day in the week at p. m arriving
Chicago at 10 O'Clock next morning, Via the Lake
Shore route. The equipment OF the train Will be u
the most luxurious description Eastbound. II is ex-
pcctcd N leave Chicago nj p arriving In New
York al IL q. m
The remarkable success attending the running Of
Tie Empire State express. which WIS put on by the
New York Central nearly two Yeas ago, 10 sufficient
guarantee that the train be successfully
operated OF course. such a result is only possible
line possessing the best ioadbed and rolling
stock. The reputation OF TIE NewYork Central In
these particulars IS widespread Accommodations on
the new train may now be reserved ut any tickle;
Office OF the New-York Central.
On May IA another important change will be made
aieci the running Of TIE famous New-York and
Chicago limited trtan OF the New-York Central which
has heretofore left the Grand Central station al 10
a. m. and run through to Chicago via the Lake shore
arriving ut . ~ the neat m rnln. BEGINNING Oh
the date mentioned tbs train will coninnc to leave
the urand Central station AT 10 Il. II. and arrive
Cnicaso at -? 49, a, ~ , next day. but II wll he
Central KailrOad. The Niagara Falls Romic." IN,
same excellent service will be- maintained as FOR
mc;ly.
Ire Worlds Fair Special. which now leaves The
Grand Central station nt :35 p. m. Will On ana
after Nav "a start at IL 80 and arqv II Chicarc
iuled train OF coaches Wagner buffet scrpinc
cars and will run over both the Michigan Central and
lake shurc and Michigan southern railways The ic.
Yum train Wi" 'e"'' '"''"so Ut io"o a. ~ Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THE INTEREST TO BE PAID. THEY SAY.
SETTLEMENT or THE OFFICERS OF TIE TOLEDO
AND ANN AHBOR

AND ANN AEBOE.
The monthly meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
the Toledo Ann Arbcr and North Michigan ha'iro"a
viii lie held at Toledo tomorrow, when the question
OF paving the interest on the outstanding bonds VIII
come up. The interest is due on May !. ana IL was
said Yesterday by the officers If the company mat u
would be paid II was reported IN Wall street yes
tcr.ay that several well known capitalists were heso
tating to tadc Up the entire floating debt o' ,"e
company and TO secure at the Time coi'Toihhs
intcres, in the stock. The floating debt Is said ~ "
about 100000. OF this amount, siGooVo i vi =
loan secured by $500. 900 OF consolidated per cent
bonds, OF these bonds 100000 have rot been listed
j. ~ Ashley. ir the vice president OF The c"hl'a"l >
rpvc Oh, YESTERDAY the following statement In 40
di;inn 10 the one by him on last Tuesday Hlr"'
MY affair, ard the affairs Of the company nave
he4n Ken, distinct aside from the borrowing OF money
on my stock and putting il INTO The N"d III oiu'' T."
create the facilities FOR handling TIE Increased frame
which has come TO ms from The formation W -.
through line with Lackawanna and Green HaH' 4
DO no, owc the company anything. on TIE COZ IN" ',
the balance is largely in my favor but OF 'ha' W
rot care 10 90 into details at present. The 'OmpaiI,
!. ho,rov.lug some money it, bonds How the '"4
a. 49,, u-ico If The stock will affect these bonds cannot
"a t,re,oM II ought not 10 AFFECT them ia inc
surhte., degree. The road has more 'iafhc Than II
o handle with lis present facilities. although he-'
f1rr, have been Increased by IN" cAp'haln,uic %
'.a. - a. a. upD in the last siN months lhs ~
rs,,,e has pecn very largely The proceeds oil t'c
sstork held by my father and my sen ,,. .ho t,rr,
~, ,rnrc Lusv Yesterday afternoon iahne tr u" ~
49,, and ,alntincs frNm Mr. Ashlrys once, al no -
Broadway. , n ,h Delaware Lacka-
49,, W .ri Railroad. said yesterday thi' Nv
never had and had not now any inleres wn' ,er
e. th stocks and securities oil the l"ieuo nm D.
e "a, xr,H Michigan Railroad. The Green BAY
Vi" and 81 Paul road had traffic asreenl,n,
Win the Ann Arbor, but was III 10 WHY ""'"
DEPUTY hctG Fnn ha T'ecy icI an ' vecpresi
49,. A., ~ ~. Tn.1 Ann ArhOr and North nlc!ishh
Eailrad ompa in favor ct AV ioi of Hs rail-
S ,,,,,rv ,yhlf., Mr. Ecyerdge WAS CARRYING iV'
lin on The stock n r0I pri cep Is now So
~ f',rbii Sh,riu attached some money 10 MT NNh
lev credit c he Leaihcr Manufacturers IRE he vnna h
v,o,sco n siciulercer has also obtained AT a'lAch-
ment against Mr. Ashley for Sl1ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THE CLUBHOTSE NOT SOLD.
NO ED FOR TIE MANHATTAN PROPERTY.
1T NAY BECOME A IoTEL-A LEAsE OF TWENTY
YEARS At RENTAL OF $4,000

1T NAY BECOME A uoTEL-A LIASE or T"ENTY
YEARS AT RENTAL OF $4,000.
The Real Esta,c Exchange rooms were crowded
at noon yesterday when Peter ]. Meyer mounted "lS
stand and proceeded 10 sell the Manhattan N'''''
Clubhouse al public auction Andrew iIceu"a"'
The receiver. and Stern a Rushmore, the attorneys.
were near Mr. Never n give him advice and counsel.
In the crowd were George ". carr Eugene Van
sclaioh. Warren Sage and other men Formerly III ue
Cherry Diamond organization.
Mr Meyer said that a bid for at least f'J7'"o
would have TO be made before sale coma Z" 'c'o'l-
p,hcd. lie spent the next hlt-rn rinr''s Naihiy
striving 10 get q bid but nobody Lad Noil q" S'H
and after whispered conference" Win MI 'iir ana
the attorneys lie announced that tie saic h'o p''h
postponed until MAY ~. NJ. Meyer ala mat Il
person whose financial worth va, undoubted had
offered u lease the clubhouse in Nadisohi'e' He
thought that tlls was good offer - we amount
would pay per cent net on >5OooO'.
Andrew Freedman. the receiver, when seen ~ nc
Offices Of stern a Rushmorr, 80. ~ Nallsl, sara :
e have done al could for tie club. but 'e mem
Lers have done nothing. offered to aacHhcc mS
time ard every hing else but they did not appreciate
&. | advised the bondhOders 10 agree - receive
- per cent or 20. but they would not DO H.
wonli not be surprised IL the first mortgage bond
holders should forcclO,e."
What was the Significance OF that otter o. so
coo 10 rent The clubhouse -
That Is genuine offer. and II seems 10 br g0oa
one ] am not ai liberty 10 name the person. but
All | can say Is that h" is a well-kno"n hotel man,
and h" propose, 10 make hotel ont Of tie place
lie offer, lease the property for twenty years AZ
an annual rental Of sjj.ouO. aud 90 pay for al ~
p,ovemems. lie expects that the improvement" VII
cost from 500 900 10 S1jOoo, and tnr rcihIhlNmE
viii foot up SlJO.opo more. There j no 'i"hCc
Of the Harmonic club purchasing the cibhph'' :.
! expect That the sal" oi IN p'lso.a1 V'ulu, ~, Va
The Manhattan Athletic club will takr several nav
~ there are 100 lots 10 be- disposed OIL ana lhe
auct encer who handles 400 lots day VIII nave
done "A DAYS work."
The sale ~ 'ilc furniture and fixture was irE1'l
AT the clubhouse yesterday. Probably 100 pope "cI"
present. and while tie articles sold were oi an "a,
important nature To" I'D ling was lively ana :. II
,rire, were cig.ncd. TIE articles included IN" iur-
nure o! the roof garden. rugs. dishes ana hcGhh-'
To morrow the llr will begin AZ 10 II. H.. ana Inc
Kitchen dining room and bedroom furniture VIII DE-
sold. The sale viii continue Oh Saturday, No"i'!'
Tue day and Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HE PASSED THE NIGHT ~ IRONS.
/, PASSENGER oN TIE DREW INSISTED o. RUN
~ 4

PASSENGER ON TIE DREW INSISTED on RI y
ING TIE BOAT.
John REIN twenty six years Old. Of 10. l37 pcrry-
st. Albany. passed The greater part Of Tuesday hl-"t
I'm irons n the hold Of the passenger boat Drew, winch
plies between Albany and this city lie took passage
on the boat at Albany. Before IL had gone far Oh us
iournc, However lie became greatly excited ana as
turbcd the passengers. lie decided that tl" captain Wa
not attending To hi, duties properly, ana phsheu 10
fine wheel house. There hr Insisted upon aiding The
wherlman Captlln Roe tried 20 quiet the man. Int
falling I'm this. ordered The mat" to pat him III li"'
vhnn the boat arrived at her pier Yesterday morn
Ing Rein wa placed In The custody OF Policeman
D'Nclll. Of tho steamboat squad.
the I0nils Police Court. where u" Wa aFT'lrh'N
ne told Justice. RYAN that b" the advance agent
OF a show. The Justice fined him SO ana committed
him for examination as 10 IN. sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
7Ur cor.RSr Or STT ny DIFFERENTIATED.

The Board Of Education spent nearly three hours
Yesterday In discussing The proposed supplementary
cour.c, Of study I'm the grammar schools. The report
az the Committee Course II study ana Nch"'ib""hs
was adopted py 1t the fist grade In th-" ScH"oi'
will be- divided into two part. one for pnpil> o'FllhE
TO go college and for those ini,hing !" "h'r
business NE nj once. A communication from N"F"
Groy was read amuousr!ng the aIp hh'H'h' vi ="
ward Rcll a. ConmS,ionti IN place ol william H.
cay vi,n died rrc.nfl, I;y "A resolution 81 thr
Eoard the Hall Of the Ioard Of Education VIII be
closed DAY and tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
FUNERAL or MISS LETITTA TOWNSEND.

The funeral Of Miss Lolita Town>"nh' eeh'I'' seer
tary Of the Girls FRIENDLY society OF America WI"
died from typhus fever II Riverside Hospital 'o''
Brother Island. sunday last. took lEi'' ~ =
Ianl's Church, Glen cove. l.. J. yesi"'dA\' nv u"i'
service OF the Episcopal CAnrch was 'e''' ~ wv
Rev. eamneI Maxwell The burial was At Glen cove
Mis-. Townsend wa, native Of Locust Valley ana wa,
i daughter az I.nac roSu.end Of Mantlnnrc0ca. ana
lister II the Rev. j. Ilardrnbronk I"Wi-hu H''I 81
tbe Church Of the A>o.n.ion. OF Atahi' my y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
JUDGMENTS AGAINST TWO FIRMS.

Clark & Keen. manufacturers OF wooileE goods nj
Philadelphia. Yesterday confessed judgment In thi,
city for saO4ls. In favor Of Charles J. Webb for
money loaned between February H. 1880 and April
- 1893 The firm have been In business since ISL
In october 1850. they made an assignment T. Mr..
Webb with Liabilities Of S30Ooo0 ard afterwards made
settlement with creditors II l. said al 10 cents On
the dollar.
pau t,rulIch a JO brokers. Of No. 60 lrJadwav. In
,.yrr If George II. Gay for money Deposited with
Them iN t;rore, &. >hick. Of Trenton y =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
MORE CHANGES ~ TIE CROTON WALLET

Chief Engineer Ftcley reported TO che Aqueduct
Commissioners Yesterday That several outhOnscs IN
the CIotOn region had been removed also quantities
OF manure: barns had been cmptied and cleaned lie
added that The wcr, Of abatlng nuisanceS going
On well. Commissioner Daily has requested the
Aqucduct Board 10 extend Its jurisdiction 10 the
whole watershed Of the 1iticus River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Music AT TIE NORMAL COLLEGE

The first Of Albert Morris Bagley's lecture recials
before the Associate Alumnne Of the Normal College
on The Development Of Music from the Time Of
John Sebastian Bach 10 the Present Dav was given
en- saturday last. The three remaining rccals OF
nc course will be gwen on April 20. May and
May 10.
lhc last Of the alnmnae course OF free lectures Will
ho given tomorrow at p. N. Frank Damrosch viii
sncnk upon " What Music should do for the schools
and Wlat the school. should do for Music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
CONVENTION OF TIE SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY.

There IS to b. n provincial convention OF tAe
sigma chi Fraternity al the Murray I!ill Hotel 10
morrow and Saturday. The convention VIII be called
IA order al O'Clock By Iractor John L. McTer
who Is the head officer Of the province. which in
cludes the active chapters nj the Elctsn colleges.
The dinner Will be held at O'Clock 10 morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THE PENNSYLVANIA nrYs DOCKS.

Philadelphia. April @6.-The lenm,vlva Ealrosa
iollrlny has purchased "A numl'r 81 docks IN the
~lcinltv o. Corr landtst New York wch II formerly
leased and issued 100000 Of plrcha, money
mortgage bonds 90 pay for the property. III. bond
have beca undcrvrl,ien by Tie firm ot DrcXel ~ Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
pgovyyEyr PEOPLE OK THE Trrroyic.

The opening Of ia" Worlds Fair In 'Aifaso has
Irouch large number Of eminent FOREIGNERS 20 these
.Lorns Among the passengers Of the Ten onic which
arrived here, Y, >,cIday. the Earl and Counties,
AZ Aberdeen Lady Arnou >ir l!irhard DiT1etA Roya!
uritsh commissioner 20 The World Far. lIakky Fey.
,,,tnr A "A. DAVIS. ~ir Edward ciccn aud Lady
f;rcnn Dnron Henry de Lcvay aud iaron -rhillng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Orfan Glcamcrs.
CUNARD LINE,

Ia ami .. ~ 'f,,t-ri, May -. p. IA.
ltuI,a NJ. % a. ~ '.ui",,,,i, June s. : L. IA.
tehIA. N.r' "a - -, -. i,"i,ri, June 10, u. ~.
Auranis....-May -, . IN aufania 'u'' - . T. IL.
EXTRA SfEANEI.> ,. . "a
ser,s~May 8, II a. n. Setir i"ne q ~ 10 a. ~
t,aia May Is, nom Gallia J1i' " ~ a. ~
,,o ,a.-ag. a,p ,,,d - Second rsb!n. SIS and
upNsfc, according 20 -,semer az. % r.,
suerase ughes . and from all IsS sup lf ., =.
ssmrany. once. No. I Bewiins 1;recg HrT,-fr;n
- VERNON II. BHOWE & CO. OeheI'I A9eAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
1.DGNrXrS AGAINST \ WESTERN ROAD

Four judgments ascresiting s4o20J We're y's''luHs
entered against the Toledo s' II uS am ~ ~,
nu., C,r,orv in favor Of stout 4 Co.. on lis
n,or,is.orv no,e,. which matured on April l. Inc
ipdcme,,s were also entered against sylvester liz
Knceard who lndorsed the notes. IN" Franklin laha
Vn,c Company has obtained an al arhinnI n-,Nn~
,1n ..,n arnn,,any for S2O-5 for engraving bonis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Jn.ECTEIC HALLWAY ELL PASSED.

Hartford Conn. April 2G.-Tbc Senate passed tho Gen.
"ra Electric RAILWAY bill II TO :. to-day. amend
rent requiring a majority Of oil dirccto Of all
aiwsy companies 70 residents CT the state prevailed
The bill psecs control Of all electric roads and street rail
vags II hands Of local authorities subject 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

str.ctions made by the Halfway Commissioners iesau'S
carrying freight and paIalleling steam railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Through sleeping ior Monr,a. and Ottawa Via
| Ncw.York Cen,isl ard Adirondack and It. Lawrencs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
CLl DL LINZ,

'tHARLFSroN. -. g.. The south and 20 Invest.
JA,h-ON ILL AMI a. Florida Points.
Igom r.cr -. J.. l.. foot ~ 800, Witt o. m.
IEpQtpi ii't1i- APT .
{ iIll.ph l-l ''-iAi' NAV =
ALfsnNel is fFt't NAV .
All ssan.r- hove ur-f-ca-- Passenger Dru of.tCns
W. l.. CLYDE q CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
STEAMBOATS,
ALBANY BOATS.

s,couefs DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave OF
Pier ~. y. r. foot Csral:st.. a. + NJ daily lsundsy
excepted Direct connections 10 points North East an
West saturday night steamer Connects with Sundo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
WING IrfIu- y. 7.
7. q TDER Gcu1 Act.. e.. s. trt Lane. 5i' Broadway
\CIlOR If h.

NJ u. CLYDE 4. General
Bowilng prr.n. y. Y.
7. g TGER Gcu1 Aet.. e. s. frt Line. 5i7 Brosd~.v
NCHOR LINE: u
n UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAAM An HILPsc
s Sif Or ~ an, inward st. ..a ny a az 20 guy
f rr.,,,a A Nay N .-s5a Ha, o. a
ANN kArr4tt liSi5T ~ KITS = EEpr1 IL E.I1s.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

oTEANLKs Sauceyiios and Ulster leave ever!
~ -, -oo W. lltfI y. Il. at +. w t1r ~.
t,g, AID n,crn,dsts aEdngs. HcaIy L. nsef Gen. A1f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
FALL RIVER LINE.
ST0NINGT0H Line.

ThKLN REDUCED 10 bD,ION, pEUNIDEN {
Non, t.-lf.tt and al Tas,e:h ONT. INSIDE ROI 4
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAINE leave new l.
10 y H.. block above Cahi.--t. at 80 l.. NJ dai
except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAMMIT 10
I,oNpNGNIE GENLRALE Tran,ataniiqao

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IA ipI r,,.t,Nt I..no.ri SATURDAY. MAJ -. a. NJ
4 IOEnl 4 l.-n--LL AR-ni 40 = l-NluE I,-r-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
IAPAN-ClllNA
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Trarclsco a. follows;
rTI.;IC fwu call a. Honolulu lh1scay, May l. p m
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