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Unlawful demands were made upon the
by threats. The troops were drawn up with
their belts stuck full of cartridges, to intimi-
date the Cabinet, and If necessary TO suppress
any resistance which might be made after the
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PRESIDENT GREENIUUT TESTIFIES.
lie SAYS IT Is NOT \ WHISKY TRUST
OTHER PEOPLE 10 ALL THE
AnTLTERATINi

Washington. Fob. I3.-Thc Whi>kcv Trust invo.'
CATION wa, continued to-day. President Or cnhut. Of
the D,tilling ana Cattle Feeding Company. being .''N
amncd. Before Mr.. Grecnhut took the stand VIZ
stevens. the attorney of the company entered pro
test against an inquiry into the affairs Of lib" DIS
filling and Cattle Feeding Company. The CON any
was a corporation under the laws OF Illinois. Ii
was not engaged in any unlawful buN'n"s,. He
wished to disaim any and all connection oi t"c F"n
panv with Mr. DcwarS testimony. Whatever 7h"r"
was between Dewar and Gibson was under ibrncr
company and neither OF the gentlemen DrVnr or
Gibson had ever been connected with the present
company.
Mr.. Grecnhut testified that he had been PR sidcn'
~ tbc Distlling and Cattle Feeding Company since
its ordination. IT. stock $35.oo".0co. il ols
,,ouv had crbty.two dstillerirs. The plant W r.
appraised by committee and paid for In stock oil the
company 4 number Of the plants wciN aiiorward
closed rs the demand for the product VA not SUI
6cient 10 keep them running. Probably on"hllf Of
r,o original plant, were d,mantlod. Ills company
marketed pure spirits the blending and adult r"h
blnc done by wholesale dcaer, and other purchasers
Mr. Boatncr asked what was the ohjcc, Of orsani-
cation. witness replied that there were too many
distillcrics for the wants Of the country HIS com
many was not trust. lie knew Of no trusts
Mr. Eoatncr said IT had been stated before the
committee that the price Of wliskey had Advanced
% cents a gallon when large amount OF the rebate
vouchers were out
Mr. Groonhut replied that AT the time OF 'hc
advance no more than usual were out. me price
had risen on account Of the agitation before congress
looking 10 an Increasing Of the Internal revenue TAX
| on liquors
| Mr. Bootncr asked him # his company was n't
| the successor of what known as The NAl'A'l
| Trust Witness replied yes. and Mr. loatncr ASKED
| what the difference I'm the two companies Wi'
| Mr. Cre,nhut replied that the dioiincIs VINO Were
orrnuizcd as a trust separate" ana hhucr D,'ia
~ trustees who issued trust ceiiihcattS ih,y nag
sock in the trust and could control the election u
| oncrrs and the affairs Of the concern. us OoIec'
| was TO prevent over production
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R1TLROID INTERESTS.

\ MISAIH EEIIFN-ION ABOUT GEORGIA CENTRAL
The In,mbcrS Of the reorganization syndicate ci
the Vdl nl Railroad and BaihfnS tompany
Georgia fdo not iully understand The action report,
bv iclc ,nph Of the stockholders, of the ~lUthW"scra
Railroa Of Georgia A. indicV"d IN the d~pa'cn'',
wou'h appear that the siochb ldc~. Will" ai"Vin-
the II organization plan. ask fCr guarantee oi I'll
sIa :, on the stock which accepts the ,chcinr. This
idea = a total mi~cJncepcn OF thc Georgia Central
plan md of ,he purposes ~ the underwriting s'udi
cate The syndicate has furnished guarantees ioi
the rg ganizajon Of TIE. tcOIgin C'nirh' main l;r
which will be carried at no maii'i VIAL achoh -
taken by the holder, OF underlying Hens In" terms
offer ii TO the Southwestern % 1eorgia are considered
gcnorou, ana far b,tter Than the terms that could
be 81 tanned under foreclosure sail" IF tha property
II is slated Scmi- ficially tHi the Georgia t"n'la
scheme is undertaken IN harmony with th" Loui-
Win, and Nashville - that The latter may not h'
.Nl)e ctcd 10 become ,cmp"' r. ~ any f"r'cip-Oi'
sao of branch or controlled lines. The member
Of The syndicate express confidence in III" success
of the ,.coreia Central plan. aud they believe lH'i
In, task of rcoi saniling the Ec!m"ii Terminal ih'
~ lcmcni Of the didcr"n'rr between if Two ~
{, .ns would IT, greatly iacih'ai"d.
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o,rvrvc cLrBUOrSE At PRINCETON.

Princeton. y j. Feb - f>prclali.-Onc OF Inc mos
brilliant social affair, 81 the YEAR here wa 'h' l'n'
op.nIng Of the University t0ing" rbh '''' WIZ =
took place to-day The chD j. wv ''t
cr,l, erected a handsome clubhouse In iT"'l"''Nc''
costing about 10000 tea ana rr''pu"h were
given This afternoon. About 900 guests were PR
cni Al o O'Clock his evening The spacious ''""'
wore ocain filed for dance and honScwnrnihS' "ho"S
those present Mr. j. H. Inli'h'h' anu ''"-n,''
- Newark. Miss Post and Nil, Albeit, OF Jersey 'N
a., I \ stcnrns IT, Miss Potts, Mrs. ami Miss
Nathcr Mrs.. w. +. MEREDITH and the Misses Meredith
,,,., Ee,rny MIR. Suydam, Miss Van RrnnsIi,r al'i
Iii. EwIng Of New York Guy VII S'N ", VI
Nrs sryfcri. Mss Ferguson ANA VI JUh',,
- VD,ding 4 special car was run from Nc" ioi"
tn accommodate the guest.
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nI.sINESS IN TIE SENATE.

Washington, Feb l3.-Thc chaplain had the ui"l"c
experience this morning of beginning MS pfNe'
for a legislative body not a single member oil "''n
was present 10 hear H.
Mr. Teller gave notice that be wonid 'o'Io'Io"
ask the senate to take up and dispose Of the Mo'df
rahon bill lie thought that 1t would not occupy
much time. 49,
Mr. Cullom introduced a Joint resolution TO trahs-
fer 10 the State Of Illinois at the close oi '"c
Columbian Exposition. the naval exhibit OF tie n'V'
States Government as "A naval arInory TOT inc "H'
Of the Naval Militia Of Illinois, and asked 10 nave
II considered and passed. -,
Mr. CocIrell objected. saying that tMS was Si"'pN
tbc entering wedge Of Chicago 10 get everything 'hd
,vould be sent there for exhibition. The JOINT rcso
u,on was referred TO the Committee on Naval Ahaf7
Mr.. Carey moved TO proceed to the coi''d'faio"
., tbo Iousc bill y enable the people OF New
Mexico 4, form constitution and state government
Mr.. Platt called for the yeas and nays Tie hohoh
was rcicctcd-ycas, IA: nays, 30
The credentials Of Edward Murphy jr, as Senator
from the State Of Ncw-York Uo succeed ME- MS
nncih and Of John L. Mitchell, aS senator from inc
800 ~ Wisconsin 90 succeed Mr.. sawyer, were
,rascntcd read and placed on file.
a. NJ Allison reported from the Committee on Ap
o',riotions the Sundry civil BILL ana gave hoilcc
pip "a ,he earliest practicable momcnt-ccrtalnly no'
, I'M ,han Immediately after the morning business on
"dre'dav-hc would ask the senate TO consider IT,.
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continuation. Objection made and under tr
rl"s he nomination went until the next execLt
THE SILVER CONFERENCE REPOIsI.

THE SILVER CONFERENCE REPOIsi. ::
DELEGATES PREPARING 1T TO PRESENT 10 TIE
rEEs1DFNT-HOPFS OF FAVORABLE ACTION.
Washington. Feb. l3.-Thc United States delegate.
to the International Monetary Conference. whicl met
in Brussels last November and adjourned in January
TO rcasscmblc I'm Paris May 30. in the city for ihc
purpose Of presenting TO President Harrison their
report Of the proceedings OF The Conference. They
spent all day at the residence Of senator Allison
discussing the points Of the document ana VIII Nee;
again tomorrow afternoon. when it will Il" signed
There present to-day senators Allison and Jones
II. W. Cannon. If Ncw(0rk; President f. HcnJamn
Andrews. OF Brown University: J. Il. McCrrary Gscp
rest NATIVE from Kenlncky) and T. o. L"'ch. Director
Of the Mint, delegates. and Professor Poland Faulkner
Of the University of Pennsylvania. secretary. The
report will he long. and will give it Is said com
pctr picture Of the proceedings Of the Conference ut
lis Various sessions.
II viii state 10 the President that, in th" opinion
Of the delegates from This country. there much
better feeling toward The objects sOngiito b" accom-
pl,hcd manifested u, the close Of toe conference
than at it, beginning. This was shown. they say.
by the fact that al first The delegation from this con
Try received but scant attention. while nj III" end
there no delegation more sought aiU'r. NJ first
the foreign members OF In" conference oppressed IN
unwinmcnr>s 70 engage academic d>cuS'i on
Of the question. prcfcrriH. practical on. b't The
delegates from this country advocated presentation
success that the discussions took the form that they
suggested and the matter discussed In all OF lis
phases theoretical and practical.
Onr of the delegates said that If Tier" ha1 not
been u change of feeling on the part Of the foreign mem
bcrs Of the Conference the adjournment N January
would been sine die instead of until MAY 30 Tn"
United states hecgatc> hoped for substantial results
from the adjourned meeting in Paris. believing ~
they do. that The foreign delegate 10 III" N,n'ei'h' :
viii come to that meeting with specific instructions
| which will authorize thom 10 come to some conclusion
| upon the subject. Instructions Of this character
| were hching at the Conference al Brussels. Great
Britain hold, the key of he" situation. AMI ih' chang
Of opinion expressed hy tie delegates from that conn
| frv with The exc pfnn OF Bertrand tlrrl' Nv Ia"
McI -tac. delegates substantial hsi~ for IN" nope
! that a. the meeting IN laIiN the au'Unc oi ''"'
| Drjt ain will not he unfrcndlv 10 silver. 49,.
The delegates fonl the United sta'rN II Is "ad VIII
place their resignation III Tie disposal n iHNihh'
elect Cleveland. Int whether not any change ~ ti
| personnel the delegation VIII De made cannot b'
| Stated. Tie report. after going to President llal-
| rison viii by hln be transmitted f. tonG:css.
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&eani,n neal YslaIe Ior !'alt

AGL.hCN FOE MONItLAlH.-i.e-ia nee
piOpcr.c- i.f - and - irt. az" Nditril
%. cp1lr. building ~.r-.. - PB> \ IAl-
~. > B.ckman--l.. and M"nuiu'r
SUMMER HOTEL clcar.Ie 5000
. -.a.on, VIA pridaa.r. L3ckaN.in'a and
Western Railway. i,Noni b. law trr Water
tap Penn. established oyer 20 years igl!t
.uinl,hr1. accommodates lcO -ur-t-. lH-
uou~ tiYuf .iiu. roo ACRES forest pam
ciDN Jtlon = 900 bet: ''r salr by willow oilt
-JO.pOJ. loi'o Giig. PHILLIPS E
WELLS. Tribune BuilGinc.
AZ EAHWAN. y. Two Er,s-cl,.-
."-.l"rcrs - l. rO"ims 'arh nn nplpNc-
ncni,. Win stable All cdIriaqc Lou," :;
-rOunG~ l0ONlJO; Had and iuu trees, >
..urk, frcil station. For fanhri i.tur1a-
toa EquiFr 81 y. MOONEY, otci Poet
,..,".
FARMS AND DWELLINGS ou tnr line
~ the Pennsylvania railroad. Win al .n-
PROVEN Mt ~ hinn'', from ,it'
Xxx i:ahw,s % G f,,m '' Of - '' agr.. "':.
nil from Railway. farm OF 100 a'r =. J..
miles from Railway. For further Informal
ton inquire Of y. MOONEY, O,'r post
'hcr. RahWay. :. J.
FOR SALE or ENCu,N.,E Farm If
30 acres. near VI ford. Dbl. =, acir> &c.
ia peach trcr-: house rs Rooms, Lawn II
| 20 Hapl large barn. SHEDS 1T i'r
| ,iimIt': good brighbnrioO1 near ~rlOp anl
| Z onn. Address {. \. BLAIR. Now
Hr tain. Conn.
MJHgi>IOWN y. "a ch,lr' nolrru
| i,uu. irl -air. llr-- Ir>ilcur, and Stable
| rnWrIri'iv"lt new aifr rtlNr "iounis. ,''l
| I'd. cnutii-ing several arr'>. -nfioiiuG-
iue. first riH-- luraf .pu slightly ati lei 100
| 'hr t"sn and within few minutes any, ..
ielo; particulars EDW. T.. NNlI1VN
CO.. % nrudfav.
MOEXlSIDWN LOIS. COZ f,.t: >'iith.
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Ctr t.eal GsIGIe for 5alc

\ AiNE-sTORY. hish..tcop. trovn.
stpir dwelling. 2ONj-; 81 rooms; wei
hD IL Niar. quiet ~fr,.i. lii Wet 18th
y VI. obj. occupant.
'b-s, r.. n.'r iitc-st,ly -iti,
Sni .'ur,aant. .JA~JNiUU bar -"li' it.t'iH-
i"h .noit.tr- -O,t'' > peg cent. > Year
Hig,t rNrtar-r. NiAON. 60 lIuadwaF.
$500. 3-STOEY. l. feet Wild. Man
hat'@I-aNc.. nrJI station decorated ana .a>
%. .t.t-. ,riNIN>. CD rn'h'i--a,".. con.
3Ji--t.. AND tpiuWbu-.aNr. and lei'n--'-
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington, Feb. l3.-Th" Navy p'lmr'm"i ""'
, d,.,, -, ,l. arrival Of the baltimore. -nn Fran
ci.co Charleston and Yorktown. H." special -PuA'r '
under command ~ Admiral Ihcrirti. ~ Iarp''','
After coallng the squadron will call Tor iiaP"" HD
in order IT, take part in the Naval r"'i""
The. training ship Constellation, which "'S "r"'''"
10 Gather and convey certain relies "l '"'"""' '""
,l,c.s I'm l,aly and France. for exhibition UT ID"
-" 80, 81. h. .,ri,.d Al HAMPTON Endds, where
shn Ms compelled Ia PIT ia on account 81 ~ 49,
weather. She viii remain hcrc I'LL ui' "'H''' V''''
and VIII then proceed 10 Ne" loih'
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lots or ENTERT AILMENTS ON TN FH"'"'"AE

,,. o,,,nuont committee OF the Republican cub Ia
I,co with IL. plan pronot; Tho social Interests Of
,.o Iuh proyidcd an interesting entertainment Tor the
members last evening. !; was the irst oil 'rS 'i
,, ,o,, =, The entertainer Fred Emer Oh Brooks
r.It,.,,r, roct and humorst. The monthly meeting
=, =, ,luh viii be- held neat Monday evening. Modiy
,,o ,os been selected 'club nRht' Hereafter. on
A ,,t Monday ,enInr 81 each month there viii he
ncrary musical or artistic en ftamet, y" ''' s'onu
- elm, subscription dinner will be- given on
49, ,hirj Monday evening the regular monthly meeting
.,u lie held on the fourth MONDAY evening there viii
A svnuO.lum,
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Tor Galr.


\ MAGNIFiCENTLY finished GOO
up ight piaao sl30; faur months ~ We
silver u 6rnt'.1 tine Ics.als; Iattit acton;
to-day, 15j West -@i.,t.
AT REDUCED PEICEs.--jO0 sccnd.
hand Wod and hon Working ma anne,
fully guaranteed urchin'ry b0u@hs anu -
changed. GLOkGE u. EDDY, 39S Maal-
scn--t.
ATTENTION - .Au8g machine, of all
kifd, nov. 50. good secondhand $40
casa o. credit: exchanged. rented. At
BAr>CH's 2.15l 3i.d>r., ilsth.st.
DESK oaic, urniture, cash. crd T.
90 Ermdra'; % ond hand de-k, ia D., y.
tl'n- raj ing. boueht. rNcha ec1. ~
W,s' 4ta.ct re1n 49, adway sp.ciii' 4-ioo'
rolltop~. rs.
FINE - BERNARD pup for sale: - ch~
old cheap. EDWARD COOLllAsN, 80
iandrirh-nN'. J'r-'y Ci'y. \. j.
FOR >ALE.-rl,rfer'- Wrokly bound
I'm hlll tur.ry in GOOD condition. Il No,s..
-. &" 1919. including war edition a."
lr1l ic"rd .cni.auEualL siv r' ,''.'"',
or"r VIII tc aDccutrL X. l.. r. Bo> =,
Tiihuur ONCE.
ron ~ALE.-.Kire Charlie. i:u.ys Bl a.
hr'w and Prime Charlie ~inni"l,; ynIn
aud notrrd from w ,7c-" in4!nt ,'nrh ana
ave-. J'ecy cry.
LADY wiz ,cll hand or" .,'al,l,.. jacHrt
aad ui i.Jrv cap; l'-0 street AND eNr;i,nH
dic--.s. -ra' ias 1.n. 90 Eo>t 11tA->'.
NT->ICNI BON. r'w. playing u rincs.
tlrr am ind,. TO. att'chi cni> gn-i 81
rI fl. ~. lc.i nonry. ~ l. OatN~'-
Boom -
~Nff~ -Bfaau~ iu L"N ana 900 0nu-
hand -1fc.: lpre" stock To- s'lc"t from; 70
-n..Linat.pr rr,"r- safes paired. =. IL.
GROSS. lOi Broadway.
nm FINEST faI olsc,t ,-,1b.i, hrC y.'-
s.rt'on rv n iisri m; Very rl"in' ,oi"+
10 live .n 'n"utiv. g., fe-t - th-~t.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san FraLcscO, Feb. 10 1893.
Board an0 Rooms.

ROONS.-Large. small or on suite ~ X
parlor. suitable for physician Is west
3Jth-st.
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.nAx.As rAs, nrorGANIz1Tloy AGREED T"

The modified reorganization plan ana agreement
}; December IA. l-.2. OF tie san ANTON" "H'
,rln,a, Pa Railroad Company las h'rn HN"'h''
70 lN all the dcposor>. Arrangements h"Nc "''
made with thrcc banking houses - farm q @nai"ni"
,udic,fc f,r ~j925.-IO Of now . pr" c.nt iiit
Year bonds. which 20 b. old t. meet cas-" IT,
ouircmcnt,. Both principal ana interest "n '"'
bond. are to be- guaranteed hy tin southern i''lu'
Campanv They will probably BE- offered l"' pub",
.ni,,rriIiion preference bcuS given To- rSi'i"''
! deUu-itUr, Of "a securities
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xorro,r AID WESTERN, NEW rHtIX.

The Norfoll. and Western Pa'lr"ld ann"rn'''
washington and Chattanooga limited express u'""
.,r,.lc. between York and Chatan"'si running
oyer the lines Of the B"iim"i" ana 'h'' "I' 49,
York and Western and the I~''t I''''7''' -'''"
..l ,,o,,, rood. The train will l". equipped with
I,,,,,,.p ve.,llulc sleeping ana dining car. Tic
,t h,w..n Nrw-Nolk and Chattau)"ra VIII H.
Unity, rnur hour, and iiiy minute.
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TO roEM A soLpIEEs, NoLL OF TIE sENArE.-

TO FORM SOLDIERS ROLL OF TIE SENATE
Washington. Feb. Ex-senator ll,wlcy gave noue"
In the senate today of an amendment he would oiir'
10 the Legislative. Executive and Judicial Appf'iu-
alien BILL which directs the sc?g'ahta' arms To- ~
on special roll the names pf persons nahi;uall'
employed about the senate cnamh'r during sessions.
whose Army records aad service IT, r' ~crHir IN Uf
cniltlc Them favorable consideration, 20 j." known
and dcsig rated as In" soldiers Roll 81 thc senate"
and 10 continue such persons In -'rNi'" ui'h cau*"
for their removal l. reported "ud approved by 'h
senate The old soldiers performing like ~"rN'r about
The Hons. are ALREADY prov id"d for iE 'Ii' hHi'r
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tjelu t)dniro.

AGENIs, ana ,NNNASsER,. MAZE or
frn.a.". ~ t. =. daily profit sue; expert
.nc' rhn-""--sft no tdi.ll% reg 'I.a -
clu,ne tor toy gIv"n. i.r pa!i,ttitcula,'
ai.r,e, /. PUTNAM \ CO., West Win'tcd'
Com.
ADrVr~ WANTED ., >. u tie b,.-t Life
a. irr.- -; plrlI c.' written o.; h. $50
ana ,ruig,u,ial fr nd 'npiiN ilir,'
tri'rd mrmo iai 'ii'i"n. i"t,'i ONLY ~ -, ."
.rNti. . iI.- 60 AGENT oniit only ID T:
e,crv IN, want. copy ilg money. act
Quillf NJ. Juhr Sil'ic sold ~ IN pos
Grr. euid Hat'h ir- th'h :UrW - li.
100 book: We l1y freight rnd si'" Grant
on books. UINi,N NEIL. lls >O";h tn.
;, Philadoiphia Penn.
AGfNI~ WAIVED for thr Autlcttc
Oh. rf ~ inn. Wo Offer iuo.t iih"lai t'ln D
ESQ.,. given 20 agent. Writ H.. no n"'''i
what '''t op 1rn 49," ius r. VII lH
9o1. 'utLt me-. ti"r.i l'"I e.,
i a,iS. Nd ID. H. "'''" MD w. D ~.
l..f-'r'd wanted b.! llr-" ,onni' - %.
h,.- - iHs.u tar g-.rc--. ~ ir'-s: 81,
..r lc-'rr,',, sna o. pm uni-. ply p
IS nl. Nrn-N "r' ''r.
.nNt,t-f.I. "r>t-.la-. ''"r nrl-
American -llirr from - tD f3u per We, .
,i.l ..r-ritt v1It"l. f,u tlOD 10 - 20
e.. g., invest 'n llfe' mInula il'llg bu.ine--
N."ir.- Nl'' u.s. on.
( q. &. " Won - rn'' "'''''
MIN TO TAKE ORDERS ID every
town al ,if'.. H. erli," ine go"t wage
il"m 'tli' Pa Gtr,%S'inpos
YH N''. '''''' '''''
i''' h''' To y
f'''l ! Nhi.I' p'' ,',,1L ,,onJ I'd
lrfn "'i women. N"' mn. - ,','t .
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DrcTRICT DAY IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington. Feb. 13.--rhc District Of Coinmbla
,,,o,,ton Notwithstanding the protest OF the 'om
w,,ce on Appropriations. held the floor in the Hons"
to-day Half n dozen measures OF entirely local I'M
poir ~ ont"repcc report on the Fortihca'ion Appro
IL, ~, XII was submitted and agreed TO.
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THE TRIBUNE
ptOWn Onicc,
l,2i2 B oldway. > door north Of 3lst.Gl
Advertisements ard subs, rptfons
Received there until . o'clock u. N
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.,o,p MONEY! FOR THE WORLDS FAIR

wosbirc,on. Feb 13.-Thr Senate Committee Oh
n'a,,ons has made the following provision Tor
,nn Worlds Fair In the sundry Civil Appropri''o'
an. For Government exhibits 9-oi'''o' Hr o"'
completion and equipment OF 'e nrlo" ,", ZOO 81
'n Is for the use Of the roard Of Lady Managers
w, WI" 80, GOO Of which Is made immediately "val'Dr'
ana S-'0o ,ho, 10000 OF this appropriation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
Aorses ano Carriages.

A-SEVEN HORSES, suit efo'si.
butcher. any business S25 to slO0 WEI ts,s
trial: also two large Norman mars -
" 900 NJ. tender forward. suit farmer a,s'
family horse for keep TO fesIoi'lnie par,
PRESERVE COMPANfS staoie' Nv
Lconard.st, GrcenpOint.
HANDSOME, stylish pair Chestnut
horses. 1873, hands, 8 years old, free plra,,
ant drivers single and double. guo LOON Ss nri,c
nGtrsSs b,ougham by Brewster. 1T snpciD
order, has pole and shaft, 800 Nic, %arc ~
e. AZ the PALACE STABLES; 23l anu
SSJ ScberIDerhoin-st.. near Bohd. hIoohH -
p0NY CART and harness so I ior sd h,.,c al
m mnnies Dr. o. c. JACKSON, J.. U. Ion
Isl, Jamaica. l.. J. -----,-.--
WANTED SO, ooo, 900 people :, Srna ioi
i,iehs ssn,tTent in America; very moder.
az prices GSa. n "aS s sasSsees e.tsS
Ushcd 1862 Address J. II. BlhCh' bur
lingtOn, n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
pomsst,s si.nations n)anteo
Males.

COACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN.-Dy .
thoroughly experienced nan groom, dri, er,
mixer, vegetable gardener, cEd general
handy man. best " reference Acdfes;
ADV l11 pelTl-Sf.