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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

country vote and to keep the power OF the neno
cratic PARTY I'm the cities. There Is no reed Vi my
chang. from tho present system. The laws 10 NV
now are are all that f. necessary to 81 cur" an '
and fair ballot Mr.. Nalby showed '''' :" ,,
towns and cities near the Canadian Doru'r '''
Democratic vote was larger. so II any tahhui'"'
were imported TO vote they must vote uie D''''
cratic ticket. ,,
Mr. Ellison. Of Ncv-York. attracted considerahie
o,t.nton when he arose to speak II was III"
fist time tat he had said any Thing on the hoor' anu
IN. Ind ntpatcd that he would not vote Tor the 'h"
II he ever had any ,uch Intention, Il" has gotten
over # br,vclv. for his speech was one OF the moS
extreme made in favor OF The mrasr@' ,,oi ,i
u,lIt,cai future depended upon III" way II" Wv W.
H. iii today. Mr.. Foley, another lanN'"hy "'"'''
81 In" close Of Foley TRADE, ana after IN" M, bm
lad been ordered TO laird reading, lino,nH uhrI1
Dollar sullivan, who n.''I.'S 'r motion TO lay
The iii aside indefinitely The Eelip'ie'ns au hi hi
Intend to allow tlhs. They lIonih wa" Inn. vomld
he killed mrlc,s II some future time III" Dcmocra,s
coald get sl>yfyc votes TO take 1t up aHaln NJ natal
order could rot De- laid aside except by Nv
thirds vote While III" Speaker wa, n main =
nrjncpl. Of parliamcninry law. Daniel +. Martin
asked sullivan t" withdraw III, motion; r,o u,krr
vould not hear Mr. Mahy's demand lor i ron ,.
but put H. molten. rhr mcmris Of the Iamiam my
gang fairly broke In" ceiling with Yer Vor',,, a ,
-tnricd for The doors before the speaker coiih put
the negative OF course he declared nd!onrnncna
cane and immHin lr lett ac ,f G''F '''
As tile members of tn" majority hurried on" Dl ic
1nr;'tcr and jcrrS Of the Republicans, who wcr" on
owing TIA remocralic retreat hugely. me nil INV
GOES 10 the foot Of e ,t 1l lI co ON ' ~, within
day or two after the members return from 'h','
Tip to Washington. What lis fat" VIII he d"p"l ln
upon the efforts made between tN'h ana no" W "'''p
n, Democrats into line Tor II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
PREPARING FOR A GREAT DISPLAY.

Nathaniel Paige, Of WIshingtO ID. C., registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. When seen
By a Tribune reporter he said that the Capital was
making the NEST elaborate preparations for the In
augiiIal ceremonies. g" 1t will be great parade. y
said he. "FrOm the Capitol 10 The White House
seats have been erected. many OF them being
cred and fully 900 900 be comfortably accom-
modated. 1t Is difficult 10 secure 4 desirable
place where a good view OF the procession can be
obtained, and people are asking high $50 for
the u,e Of q window. The crowd In Washington is
already great and do not know how they will take
care OF more
Are the hotel raising rates? ?"
"No not exactly, but they are crowdng four and
five in room. and OF course they reap the benefit
OF the rush"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
READING SHOWS A DEFICIT.
IT RAN $3.50, 7si 80 BEHIND FOR JAM All
THE. SURPLUS FOR JANUARY, 1892 WAS ~ LAVA
rrutGu VALLEY RENTAL PAID.

THE SURPLUS FOR JANUARY, 1897 WA' -
-LrlIrGm VALLEY RENTAL PAID
rhu. aoIpIio. March The statement oi tue '"''
,,,ht, ,,d ccadin, Railroad Company LOT wv may, '
~ January 1898 shows gross frame r''''p' on, En-
80 30: traffic expenses, fi''" , ,,rc.s
o,oratipC s322. 80 20; receipts "''' WV" o,,- :,
49, Az - leaving profit for the NOM" '" a.,
,c,ius this is charged s2o,oo- IL lo' .,,,
.a,,,,s and 100000 one twelfth 81 VI" '"''
o., c,or,,s thus showing a deficit Tor '"c
-, -, so-o IA 30 The surplus lor '""' -
,.o, w,s aI3a. sol 81. The deficit Tor tc n'''
n,o,,h. q, the current fiscal year Is t'o'"'o co.
cycosc 81 ,367 - aS comp req VIII" '"0 VIVA
inc period Of the last fiscal year. r,,,
''~ ,na .,,,cmcu, Of the Ihadclpha and K''""6
coal and Iron Compmy for the mohth vi '""''
% ,.. GROSS receipts, +j.3Io.l13 10; gross cA
,o,.cs 81 1917 $40 - dncluding opcThunS ~,
- 9,a aso IA: collicry Improvements f'''''o
. .,d,,ur,s for permanent improvements F',""- '"'
,,,. .novinr n loss for the month rom ''''"- VI
so, ~ a. TO this should lie a'u'" "'''
,rct xclfth If the current year hN'u .n' ,ta
,.al deficit for the month OF - Or ,.na,,
a., ,vo months Of tho current hS''i I'"' Wv ,"-e
T., s,.,.747I For tn" same pcriol Oh i7'-'
was a deficit of f4oll' W. ,,,,, ard
m, ,,.,,css Of tho Lchish Valley and LehSh AZ"
WIlkcSharrc departments - Il"
for he wear I-93. ,,,At,
TIA, rc.,I, ~ III. operation Of III" ihlhn'Pn''
ard Beading Railroad Company. l'~'"c "i 'n' h.'''7"
Valley Railroad for the m'1th ~ D'''m"',
how. Eccclpt,. - 100 .jjf 81 esp n''S' Sl,i'''
a., 20 tc,,ip- earning for the month, -1''''- 49,
an Increase Of sI.sjii H. a. compared WIN A'o'"'
Der. 1881. TT. =,
Chcch, for $4,000 wee sent ont MS h's", -
,hc Lch.h Valley Harold Company u u'' h''"'''
If the ?6OOOOOO Peg cont >c,'id iu'r'-H-' u
u, tlr semi annual inic''''t IN" ,hr''om .n :
udcr the lea" the Reading tpnplnt j. r''P'n
for In. plvmcnt Of ihl> Interest Ihi- AlcIo"t 49,
r',diny receiver, autao.iLsi the treasurer o. M
,nmtrtry 10 pay the ron al du" IN" L"hlrI N"'''
Ealrud 10 date under ~" terms OF t'' hs', ,,,,
had moi sent the check for ~" amount oi ," H'''N
10 Tie lchirh Valley. Whether or nor ul'y. it'll
doiu- 81 remain, Ia hc seen. but ~ the matter no"
st,nd, Their, has been technical default on inc par
81 the Reading. Tie receiver hhu ho'h"s " az
10 day upon his or any oth'f SUBJECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
RECEPTION GIVES FOR THE BISHOPS.

\ reception was given last evening under the
an ,piccs Of the Christian sscia Union. NJ The -"
House in Lafayette Place. The object Of The r."
c,ptlon to lay bclor" the House Of Bishops. now
convened in the city, the plans and objects OF IN"
Union. Among those who poke were Bishop Hun
tlngton. bishop Potter ard Bishop -csSum'. Everett
J.. Wheeler, chairman OF thc cxccutr" committee OF
tho union made the opening adde's IN which he eN
planned tn, motives Of the reception. The principal
address was that Il bishop scsSums.
Among those present were: Bishop Nicely. Of
Maine: BISHOPS Niles. OF New Hampshire; Bishop
Whitehead Of Hltsburg. bishop Talbot. III Wyoming
and Idaho and Bishop Nelson. Of Georgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
ANOTHER cpMpLICATIoN Is READING AFFAIRS.

Philadelphia March IA further computation ~
aiding affairs dcv-l ped Yesterday In = sut brohth'
bv Alfred -ully and \. u. Randall. Of New York. ana
John Lowrie holding nret and second preference IN
come bond, of &. Erang to the amount 81 F'"'o''
no were granted p'rmi sion by judge paI' I" l"'
vcnc In the pending suit for foreclosure br'S' 10y
Thomas e. HIATT. Til" compliinnnis want th"ir IN
tcrc,t for i~gs and i-i hTt refuse 10 surr"nl"r tn
certificates ~ TIC compinys pi r ird"Ocin"> Wll'h
Is ore II the stipulation, set forth on the coupons
ATTACHED to the bonds. The petition. which was pre-.
,cuid I'm the form ~ supplemental hil. wa re
fcrrrd 10 George l.. Crawford. thu Muster under ~"
r.ceyrr,hip proceedings, to take testimony aOrs with
thc other ,a~c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
.yD NOW 4 SEWING MACHINE coHBi'"..

proposed combination Of sewing n .,."s,ns Con.
facturers in which the Domestic Sewing ..t
many OF Newark Is Interested. has ~eh "" held ~
discussion at several meetings OF the g'''0 tho o,hs
Gently at the Fifth Avenue Hotel ANON. GODDARD &
companies concerned In the scheme are the yrs snl
cIcyrIond the paws. Of Dayton; the New ,,,As
the white The projectors insist that the P 80 ,,su,D
trust nor a combination OF separate coml' ,,orlts
or direct separate interests According 10 ~ ,ll take
f. prorosei 10 organize new company wn'e" ,,n,nies
the entire properties OF 'cvcr, Of the eN ,sncss
and continue so much Of the old comp"nc, saot
will proatably meet the demands OF the ' ;. d-opyet
ro improbable features II the business Will &c se,.d
the competition which encouraged ''e" ,sa nv nesfn
This proposition II is sail has o''" ,,oe and ctae"
all n, tho companics Of weight IN the TAU - % 10
than thos. mentioned have oiven the'' ',,x IL inv
and even taken the preliminary steps \" WIZ
effect ,.,rned that '"
comu,nics committed the consolidation .co,lations
ali will 80 out Of business cntiry " vs.. soms q
nroccel as satisfactorily ~ Is ">p't" ,.yv Ill ~
IN. LARGEST producers, whose h''h''' ~
rho demands OF the general market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
A COUPLE YEARLY iSPHYrIirED

John Shorn. lnysc,cn years old. anu ~ ,As
sixty two years old. WHO occupied ari' =, ,,s
rear Of No. - Johnson ave. EroosNn' !" -, NJ
narrow escape from being a~phyNlA"" ,.,i, a
coal gas The old couple have been III wv ,.,,ua "a
rising early but yesterday the n"gho"s 80.
'oa ,bsn, nhout as usual. Becoming suspicious "A
.ral OF the ne.ghbors broke open til '"o' '' s,und
the room filled with gas. The conp' rs,y were
wing I'm bed In an unconscious 'ohai'p'n;, fronW
6asiy removed Ia ST. tathanh "of
attention saved their lives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
BEI-TER FEELING ~ WALL STREET.
suGAE. NATIONAL cORpAGE ND READING TIL:
Prominent TftTr RS.

Prominent FEATURES.
There vas a sharp rally IN prr"s Al The Il Ok IN
chang. Yesterday and the feeling In Wall street i
NOR, settled. Their" further rGmors Of an In
tended is ne OF bond, by III" Gotcinnrt. but hn"':S
dismissed the reports a. Idle stories. designed Tor
speculative effect. The market closed nj material
rrnrtion, from the best figure. 81 the morning. IN
fu need largely by the heavy fail IN American SIcar
Refining stoca and y break I'm National coTdns" new
certificates. There no news 10 explain III" de"
elm. In sugar and expectation Still exists that her"
viii b. a handsome distribution Il Treasury a'H"'S
20 tho s,oc.ho crrS NJ an ca.ly date.
The announcement was made HAT I've pool In
N1u nal tWdlgc vas Dissolved. :. Y. Wh'" d"c'nr
tna, tie dissolution YVES effect d wlihoat loss profit
The po.rs stock. he .ni. Lad been taken over 10y
a capitalist Mliu-c name he declined 10 tell. The
Old pool. which numbered among II, members James
T. Kccnc : V White ana capitalists Interested in
the conpany's management. CLOSED few weeks
ago at a prof, Of -lI75OpO. according 10 tlr o'rial
Vel. l,n. \ rev pool Immediately organized -
deal IT, the certificates i the c.mpany upon the
blsi, Of It's doubled capitalization. III" hu"' Inlione
have been various, Int there IN, bcen steady de-
cline in the quotations wL,n considered as IN ciiNa
lent II the prices 81 the old etoon.
There were no new dcvcl pm"nts regarding the
affair, Of thr Philadelphia and Erai Railr al. The
riIfnor that !. ricrponi Morgan AM Mr.. Mcleod lld
rcachod an under landing" "mplllicaly dcal"i
ly Mr. Morgan who aid that he had hal no communl-
cnti II with Mr.. Mcleod. The intervening suit of
Alfred sully and A. H. Randall of Ncw-Yoik, and
was not regarded significant In Wall street Mr..
Sully was out Of town YESTERDAY. AMI A'r. Eam'al
name Is not In ia" city directory. No statement
could bc obtained at Mr.. -ully'S ohI'" IN ia" tniol
ur,st company LuitUne. Thor" were no steps
the New York Interests to whom investors are lo,i-
| Ing for protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
MAY Inc REASE ITS CAPITAL STOCK
THE NEW-HAVEN ROADS LIMIT PLACED Al
800 600 OOD.

Hartford, March 1.-The House debated for over
three hours the resolution authorizing the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad 10 incrcas" the cap
lta stock to 500 900 600 and at O'Clock passed 1t
by practically unanimous vote. Amendments were
voted down In succession follows: Providing that
the stock issued except what i required TO
Change for stock OF leased roads shall be- sold by
ton making the rates Of fare all branches OF the
road mile after 81 900 900 Of capital stock
has been issued requiring that shall BE- attached
to each train In which passengers may ride for cent
IA mile. The House refused to take n vote Icy yea and
nay any Of tho amendments or the main question.
The resolution adopted makes the limit OF capital
stock OF the New York. New Haven aud Hartford Rail
road 800 .OOO,OO0. which will provide for add
to!lal Issue OF Ti9,JOO, 900 stock. The number Ill
rcciOrs shall not be more than twenty one. aory
to live In this state. The resolution amending the
charter to permit tho Issue Of apal stock may h nc
ccptcd BY vote of two thirds Of the stockholders pres
ent mt a meeting called for the purpos".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
, NEW TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED.

(, LouIs. March l-At conference OF ireeht
traffic officers Of the St. Louis southern Line TINS
morning John W. Mass. formerly general lr"en' 's'''
Of the Louisville and Nashville was e'o'u '""', s
", 49,, o,, or-,niz,t,on The main features OF the
.,.o, ,.socio,,on are to take the place OF IN"
Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association anu 70
regulate all traffic sOuh Of the ONO ana ca, u ,r,r
Mississippi River In which IT, LOUIS hheS ''' ''
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

nv the board that the company's business SHOWS
large increase for the last five years. since ~
organization in 1887, but the low rates iv' ara~
norntIon have Offset to great extent 'nat "a'aM
tooe II has been decided that the pay "'e"' "
interest upon the second mortgage po'aS 49, ~ o.,
cnt beyond the company's po""r' ''u chat
he interest upon said Londs must he mad" depeho'h.
rnon thc net earnings after providing for the amm.,
Environments for the keeping up OF the ch'ife properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

manager OF the "Gray Mare" company. The charge ~
rccny Of $50 Pierce had been in the habit Of h,ndus
In the weekly receipts but five w'eSs ago Is ALLEGED
70 failed 10 do 20. When his accounts s,amincd
was found that *l5c short He promised D.,
the amount but failed do The prisoner WIS ~
in IL 900 bail for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

night leaving his assistant. IInrry d. Mardona IN
charge Of his Office None Of Mr. Ncos asss'a Me
Intyre. Lindsay. Battle Bradley, OIiarc and Osborne
viii NE inaueIraton Mr. Meln,yrs IS on c MnI,
10 the Grand Jury and Edward j. Shavey, its stchOg-
raphcr. are also going. and are most OF the SUD
pocna- servers. some Of these worried over
their first appearance in silk hats that they have
slept badly for several nights.
Hugh Mclaughlin ana l4s Iamiy party started lor
Washington as the vanguard Of the Kings County
contingent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
TO PREVENT ASST UPTIOy OF ACADEMIC DEGREES

Ioston. March I.-'n the petition OF the president
ana fellows OF Harvard College. IN" lous" Judiciary
Committee this afternoon reported bill t. prevent
the fas" assumption OF academic degrees for advcr
Using and similar PURPOSES The penalty Is $1,000
inc years imp i,onmcnt.
10 The the COMMITTEE" on Federal R"ld
,ions reported in favor Of the resolutions fvoging the
annexation Of the Hawaiian Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
GOVERNOR FLOWER WILL srARr TITS MORNING

NCsny. March 1.-Gov"rnor and Mrs. Flower and
party Will start for Washington over the West shore
road In private drawing room car to morning
AT 30 O'Clock Tie guests who accompany the
party from Albany will include Colonel r. =. Williams
the Governors private secretary Colonel f.. l.. Judson
bis military secretary and General Palmer c. Ricketts,
OF Troy. and General William W. Vest. OF Hamilton
members OF his stan. Tee other members of the Gov
crnor's stan viii join the party IL jersey (ty and
continuc with them over thc Pennsylvania Railroad
arriving In Washington at 30 p. Apartments
have been engaged at the Arlington. Governor
Flower will return Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
NEW WORK MEN INTERESTED IN TEAAo hoHD

Austin. Tex March IA charter has Dee" NV"
here bv H. W. Poor and Francis hyde. OF Nr" ,o' =,
and l. 7. Frey, W. ". Giles, Thomas Randoiph W. -.
Nupson r. il. King. IS. \. williams. f. u. Av1" ~"
W r. Atkins, OF Texas, with capioii vi ""'o,
to docraic the East Line Railroad ana eA'cnu ~ "
-hr,vc port, La, and WAitcsborO. rex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

LOnGon. March 1.-The second round OF the chess
masters tournament wls played yesterday. aha re-
suited rs follows Van lnet beat Bird. 'ighty seven
moves; Blackburnc beat TInsley. sixty moves N"soh
heat Techmann. twenty-five moves.
The result OF the third round. played today; was :
achburne beat Bird thirty-cight moves: nnsIey
drew against Teichmann sixty moves; Mason drew
against Van Vlict, forty three moves.
The score stands Blackblrnc. l2. Mason
Q Tinsley, Tcclnann and Van Vlict each 1 l.:
Bird. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

ton nfterward, and Their help lasts They
absolutely and permanently cure ConstiPa-
ton. Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick and
Bilious Headaches. One tiny, sugar-coated
granue is II gentle laxative or regulator;
three arc cathartic.
They're the smallest, the easiest to take
and tho cheapest, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money Is returned.
Buy OF reliable dealers. With any others,
something else that pays them better will
probably I've urged az "just as good" Per.
hups II is, for them, but it can't be, for you.
For a perfect and permanent cure Of c.,
forrh. TAXA Dr. Haoa,s Cafarrh Roruody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
STREET RAILWAYS CONSOLIDATE.

Cleveland, March 1.-The East Cleveland and Broad
way Street Railroad Companies VIII announce their
consolidation In a few days. All the preliminary ar
rangcmrnts have been completed ana only the formal
tiles remain 20 be concluded. The capital stock of IN.
new company Will be- So 900 900. In forming the pool
the East Cleveland Company enters It's property as
worth $5oOUOOO. and the broadway ut S.,40O 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
STEAM YACHT

\ bcan'lluI, stancIi, cAfri good sci DOhI, HUSH
deck, wooden yacht, 81 l.? feet long, l6 feet
cabins, pilot house and s!lylishts; safety water
.ubo boiler compound engines Of hes; build can
20 through Erie Canal to Worlds Fair spcel, II
miles Address, YACHT, DoA s27 New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
SECOND MORTGAGE CoIpONs NOT TO BE |

SECOND MORTGAGE COI'PONS NOT TO BE PAID.
philadelphia, March 1.-M a meeting OF III" Board
OF Directors Of the Western New York ard lrnnsyl-
vanIa Railroad Company leh today "A resolution
WIS adopted that since the net earnings Of the
pary after providing FOR the maintenance Of the
property. not sufficient to pay the cash Interest
due April /, the cash portion OF the coupon due
that dry, be not pald. A statement was authorized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
DON VI. DICKINSON IN TOWN.

Jcn VI. Dickinson roC!>tered M the Holman House
yesterday He IS on his way 70 Washington 10 at
tend the inaugural ceremonies. lie Will 90 10 Lax"
wood today and accompany the Cleveland party tc
the capital. Mrs. Dickinson j. also at the Holman
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
PL1NS ron TIE NATAL RECIEW.
CnERlEDI ASSUMES COMMAND

RFAE-ADMIRAL GHER\EDI ASSUMES COMMAND
SOME OF TIE VESSELS TO II PRESENT
Rear Admir. Bancroft Gherar-ii. who has been d."
tailed rs commander ~ the Naval E"vl'w Fleet
Yesterday assumed command OF N" North Atlanl
and south Atlantic Siuadron~. I'm compliance with Tn"
Navy Department, especial order NJ. ii dated
Innuury a. and q, authorized n, act Of Congress.
approved April -, lrJO. Contrary TO tie report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Milwaukee. Wis. March 1-GOvcrnOr Peck arrived
here tis evening from Madison his way TO Washing
ton where liz will take part in the Inauguration Ccrc
monies. The Governor ana his staN will appear
mounted coal-bluck chargers. the members OF ire
staff in fil uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
REDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON
sYIyANIA RAILROAD Ia, tickets

The Pennsylvania Railroad will T ,s, s" !. and ~
from Ncw-lork TO WashinE,S"; ~, rate Of g. .,.x
v yonns i tu r for The benefit Of these de,ns
the Inauguration Of rsa"m. tl' and viii be run -
ma nIas SECTIONS ass i"s IS Tie necessities Of a'''
Quire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
CHARGE AGAINST DANIEL FROHMANS AGENT

Frank d. Huncc. the general manager for Daniel Froh.
man OF the Theatre the complainant III the
Tombs Police yesterday aft ernoop against Hin j.
Pierce of no. 81 West Twcnticth-st. was the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Havana. March 1.-Walbrodt defeated Nazqucz In
rhess game last night. The game Petr0n defence.
ON Monday evening Walb?odt defeated Lopez ana
Herrera.
following two games played here by Walbrodt
In the first, against Gown, GSOlaza, Lopez ana
Herrera In consultation. WalbrOdt beaten. Willie In
the second against GOlmayo he secured a victory:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
VIOLENCE.
That Is what the ordi-
nary pills and bowel
medicines depend upon.

medicines depend upon.
That explains why your
System Is In q worse
condition afterward
than before. Aid that
is the reason why DR..
Picrce's Pleasant Pei
let's are the best things
in the world for every
stomach and bowel
trouble. There's no
disturbance, no re0c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
CHESS CONTESTS IN THREE CITIES.

LASKER BEATEN BY PROFESSOR DIXON-WAL-
BRODT'S PLAY IN HAvANA-THE
LONDON TOURNAMENT.
New-Crlcans. March 1.-Appendcd Is III" score OF
q brilliantly contested chess game played by Herr
Lasker and Professor Dixon The latter won after
upward Of hfy moves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
THE BOND PROVISO DROPPED
SENATE CONFERREES YIELD TO OPPOSITION
IN TIE Hot Sc.

MIR. SHERMAN EXPLAINS THE ECONOMY OF TN
PROPOSED AMENDMENT-MoNEY FOR THE
NETWORK CUSTOM HOUSE REFUSED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Sold by all Druggists or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Put up only by
PONDS EXTRACT co.. 80 9TH Ave. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
Pc N D'S
ofFxx1T 4 RAeSS44 EMF.

Its cnaar.dDlc specific ac-
ton upon the affected parts
gives it supreme control over
Piles. however severe.
Also for Burns. Scdlds.
Eruptions, SAT- Hhcum. DE.
Testimonials from all classes
prove It's efficacy. Price soc.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-02-24
OtInterest 10 Farmers.

The following is the full text of
the fence law introduced by Senator
Meek.
An act to provide for the erection
and regulation of proper fences III
the several counties of this common
wealth.
Section l.. Be it enacted by the
senate and house of representatives
of the commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA in general assembly met, and it
is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same, that all cleared lands
used for agricultural and horticul-
tural purposes, and all grounds kept
for Enclosures, either public or pri-
vate, within this commonwealth,
shall be fenced within q substantial
fence at least four feet high, and
erected in such manner as to pre-
vent horses, cattle or sheep from
trespassing upon said lands or in
closures.
Section 2. Any person or per.
sons not having their grounds or
fields closed with such fence as
aforesaid shall not be entitled to
compensation for crops destroyed
or damages sustained by horses,
cattle or sheep trespassing upon
such fields or grounds.
Section 3. ALI acts or parts of
acts inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed.