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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
PROTESTING AGAINST COLBY.
PROFESSOR HARRINGTON OBJECTS TO EEIN'
INVESTIGATED BY HIN.

Washington Apiil "a l>pec1I.-Chi"f harrington o'
,b. Weather Inreau sent anothcf letter 10 secretary
Morton Of the Department Of Agriculture. to""N' i"
which II Is understood he protested against the con
lnuancr OF Assistant Attorney General CODY aN 'h'
uroecutor Of the "poMiical7 Charge against himself
mainly on The ground HAT Mr.. Colby j. NH'V'"N
under investigation by >cna" committee on account
., hts official conduct In the dc"nc" OF certain ihdiah
s4prcdatlon claims which, It has been asserted were
lrupropcriy allowed by The Court OF Ilaina 'hr'"s"
Ms official negligence. II Is UNDERSTOOD ta' i'"'H'"
harrington also denies the hight OF secretary Mor'o"
T., have Assistant Attorney General i"lj cohd"'' '
nn~,,ga,lon ana report bis Judgment aud recon-
u.udations In the pr n,es. 'i "'nrs" u 'h' ~.
,ary persists Trof@ ,or Harrington S;d II" "ou'' '
S durcss TO appear and defend himself but IL
,ctI ne with Il reservation 81 all his n3h's p""
90 civil and criminal r'drc'' IL Is "hu'r''oo' ''
49,, srcg.sts that tine secretary omploy Il d'slh
,rss,ed lawyer 10 act as prosecutor 10 l'h' P'
,.i.iou for procuring the ate hdahce oi hoh' "
,n,'ss., and Otherwise arrange for an impartial III
, i, conclusion, he observes that II the Ne'r'
,rr had informed him that he wanted me po'i'io' "
,,, -, a.. Weather Iu,,au for Il political ioio"cf
-, .no,,d boye been at least nn'k "Alio"hg yo"'
''' "a ,,scd bv those who have for months bc'i.
sn,r,nr for my place. Ii" adds yoh nave ''''"'''
80, character. That | intend to d"f"hh'
,, 4. understood that Republican US WEI" ~ D,mo
~ " .1,or. Of The senate Committee on lnd'ah
cra"o wv ro LODI 10 conclude from the testimony
1o,hv and other officials OF the D"par'"'"
,,,ce taken 10y the committee IN f'pI""'! "
" - that the Official conduct OF the ASSiSt,"
General was open TO gray" cii'iclSih III" wa
,.,,ro.,s NJ thc Government had not oceh prop'l.'
wv moioc,,v protected in several OF 'he c'''' '"'
VI =. ,t,, Al the recent special session o' NV
n''" the committee on Indian Depr'"a',o'S W" ~,
Scn'. to sit during the recess ara COM ''"o ~
Investigations. .r, y, Indian depreciation
vi -, ,ssi.tant Acknowledgement 'oi'' VIZ, ~.
caS'S ~ -, does not in the least anec' Wv Nv
f"oo IT. ~ Professor IIarrington's oin'''i '""'"
or o' -, The weather Bureau. ana y'' wv WV,
rs nv" Jncrlar. under III" cFc"hs''' :.
ser" Morton slould have CHOSEN NV r,a sscre
proSeo"' .a,,or seems determined TO aohe'e ,.n,,
'ary. o,,,,cn he PROBABLY made nr'o', w. n,,,,..
choice WIZ, tho facts brought ont by the eomn,,e
cog MAN ,o~noon he formally advised Profess" 30
for '''' %, the continuance OF the '"P''", a. (,
rlns,on him to give Mr.. Colby such n,ace pcor,
qncs'ea IN MS power to render ana TO p, as ne ma,
will be " ords Of the Weather Bureau az 1,v IN,
him sen nee IN the proceedings Earlier M M ~, IT, H.
desire to use n.a made public the fact mat M'Ur tt
secretary ha~ ~, the signal Corps had been a''s"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
AT Tile RRnnKLYN THEATRES.

The witty dialogue and amusing P'rSh"se WI
II ,dv Wud.ru,,,.', Fan" Interested lnrge audience
t,s, evening at the Columbia Theatre In l'rooRlyh'
,yber. A. NJ pslmrr'> home company began week
,rgogcmcnt Vhr scrncry. effects, aud costumes
y.r. ihos. Of the original production at Palmer me
MIR. ard were tn. subject Of approving comments
rh. play will De- given with the usual m"'lnc'S'
Next week Ru,,cll's Comedians VIII APPEAR III
society Fad
Ni,.ou ralrrtt received n warm welcoin" last even
t,, ,t ia. Amp,Ion Theatre. whore he aud his com
puuv app.ar Ina til. decentralization OF Hall 'hlh'
navel " The Drcn,or" known as " Zen MY 'hrt"'
which HIS been received with favor by l'roohNI
audiences in The past II viii b" repeated ms aul
,nuo,rn,y evening and saturday afternoon tlihiah
y. Ih,. Lady Of Lyons Il" Hamlet. and Ihr siN"i
,,iug :, mi lac. given ia m" remaining evenings 81 'h'
w,rL Irrrunin viii at this holis" h"A'
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
STREET. CLEANING EMPLOYE' ARRESTED.

Seven OF the eight Street leaning Department.
scows which broke loose from the stake-boat In
Graves.nd Bay during Friday nights storm are stu
bcachrd on staten Island. Captain Anderson sue
ce,ded In getting one ahoa with tug 0ut the other
oonld not be- moved. The Captain on Sunday set
gang Of at work unloading one Of the scows,
but staplcton constabiss arrested him. and justice
II the peace there fined him IS. The staple0n
Board Of Health prosecuted the case.
Commissioner Brennan will go down the bay today
to see about the matter. 1.-THE right TO unload cur
scows," he said, given TO Us By the United
states Government" II to be met by such
senseess tngs this IL Will cost tho city from
$500 TO 5000 u get each scow OIL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
THE lgPD ANNUAL REPORT or YALE.
GROWTH IN ALL DEPARTMENTS sHowN-CR"ENr
NEED OF 4 LARGER INCOME.

GROWTH IN ALL DEPARTMENTS sIO"N
NEED OF A LARGER INCOME.
Ncw.ITayen, Conn. April ~ oSpecIaD.-The 1o"d an
nual report OF Yale University was gwen out uy
President Dwight tonight. Regret Is expressed tor
the death of ex President Porter The withdrawal OK
the elder Dana from active teaching Is mentioned.
as well as the election of Professor Williams TO the
geological chair the resignation OF lroi'ss"r hhaPp'
the appointment. OF Professor Jules Luci"ns III inc
French department. and the election u Proiessor
f. ". Scripture rs professor OF physioosc'u
psychology 4 large number OF additional changes in
fin. academic facrlty are incidentally referred 10.
In tn, Sheffield scientific school sixteen instructors
have been added II is stated that this report con-
t,ins tn. names thirty more Instructors than last
wears report. and OF seventy more IMAM III 'he rc
pori for the wear Is-J So President Dwight asserts
That this increase emphasizes the imperative need OF
constant Increase Of endowment OF the university ior
purposes Of instruction. At least S2oooooo Is heeceo
for the pressing demands in this direction The pres
don't no,es the fact ihat only five professors who
nav. been in service at Yale over twelve months
have. ever withdrawn To BE- professors III other u"-
y.r,lties Four new buildings have been erected
,he gymnasium, Yale Inirmary ana Weeh ana WIZ
chester hnll'
During the last year the expenses In the several
DEPARTMENTS have amounted to So2o2+o"i' "his
rec.iu,s huve been sp:;2a10 c3. President Dwight
SAYS that the welbeng OF the university aemahos
nm immediate and increased annual Income
The opening Of the graduate department 10 "ome"
md in. Institution Of the musical department are
t,yorably commented The large Increase In cleo.
t,ye courses during the year shows the liberal pohcy
80 the university. The total number Of students V
given as 900. against LISA last year. -Four nun
trcd and twenty. one received degrees ut the last
comm,ncement There added to the library
IN The course OF the year GAO volumes and III '3oo
pamphlcts the most important gift bnng part Of
The philosophical library OF President Porter, NUM-
Lcring Gs9 volumes. President Dwight eNpesses me
gratitude Of the university 10 the donors of the VAN
drrlit dormitOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
EyyOIyIyG HOLDERS OF COFFEE MARGINS.

II said yesterday that certain creditors q
the coffee firm of Thomas NJ. Barr q Co., who failed
lust week. had secured an injunction TO prevent the
assignee frcm releasing the margins on the coffee
contracts made by the firm. The Board OF Managers
of the Coffee Exchange and also the members OF the
Board Of Arbitration Committee met yesterday, but
nothing done by them toward settling the trouble.
Frederick r. sherman the assignee. said that he did
not know that injunction had been secured, but
II had been obtained 1t had been asked for by
clique Of larger holders. lie added that the Corn
Exchange Bank heli between 800 900 and Stl00Oo
81 MARGINS lie declared that n the inunc,.0n HAD
been asked for II in the interest OF the larger
holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
HODCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES
Durable. Preserve Health and Clothes.
BROADWAY. 81 Wcsf lid ST..
Cor. t;rnnd ~. Adj. FiHh Ave. Hotel
OBITUARY..
THE REV. DR. ARTHUR MITCHELL

The Rev. Dr. Arthur Mitchell. CORES pondlng SOC
rotary Of the Pre>yteriln Board OF Foreign Missions.
III 40. 80 Ilfih-ave. died At saratoga Yesterday lie
was born In ls,J at Hudson y Y. lie was graduated
from Williams College and Union Theological Semi
nary. His first pastoral" was mt Richmond, Va.
AZ the beginning Of the Civil War H. returned TO the
North. when he became pastor OF south Church. In
Morrstown, y. J. Later he went 10 the First Pres
lytrran Church OF Chicago. and subsequently TO the
First Presbyterian Church Of Cleveland, Ohio lie
r,sgncl his pastoratc I'm Cleveland 10 become secre-
tary Of the Foreign Board which place h. held until
his death Dr.. Mitchell spent last winter In Tloridn
without benefit and WIS taken to saratoga a few
weeks ago. lie leaves II widow and seven children.
The funeral will take place In this city.
DR.. Mitchell had been around the world ID me
interests OF the missions under the care OF III" B"ard
lie eloquent speaker and exceedingly popular
at missionary conventions. lie was In great DENIM"
aS a prclt her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

duty Assistant Chief Of the Weather bureau. 10
take the place OF : :. lockwood. who resigned last
week In obedience 10 an official request iT" III" head
Of the Departs ent Of AcT1cni'nr'
Major Dunwoody's appointment although 'ha"' some
days ago. was an Official secret ul'li 'hi' morh'hs.
lie Is an officer OF experience ana ""hN' i'e WIS
graduated from the Military Academy ara c"mmiN-
stoned as second lieutenant oi artillery III lc""
In the following year ne was promoted I" me grade
Of first Lieutenant and assigned I" Ia" slshii corp
In 1850 he wa, promoted 10 q capiaincy, ana upon
the reorganization of the signal corps he was raised
TO the grade OF major upon Inc fco''n'i,hua'lon ."
unusually conc iudrn,ani faithful. jealous ana Ger
tain To acquit himself cr'dllap'I III any r W
rank he may bc charged WIN anu rSin'i''S 6,'
TO weather orrcastng. Ia when WORN ~ - 'hu"u"'-
eddy the best all round official In III" in'''d SH'">'
II not In III" world" 80 ,. -.
Inc Investigation OF the political charge. against
Chief Harrington wa begun 10y Assistant Attorney
General Colby late thi, afternoon. ii.i"r" me "A,
aminatian of witnesses begun E"aN Forty counsel
Assistant Attorney, General Colby conducting me case
He alleged that charges were p'ndiHE .aShh'. MN
which should disquaiily him from app'irlhE ~ p.T
culor. Both lawyer, lost their temper. ana Mr. ''pN
finally tcld Mr.. Perry thai ne would not allow any
time 10 Do taken mp in talk. ana II ~ per
sisted in in'crrip'ing the Investigation H. ""'" nav"
him elected from The binding. ,..,....
Mr. Ferry said IF The secretary OF Agriculture
Yourself want to eject physically from lnc i''
do so. and lei the people know H. II Tue w. @ L, -,
Agriculture wants Mr.. IIar?ineton'S place ~ can nm
II he can turn him ont When the secretary oi NErl
culture takes pains TO announce 10 ia" punnG 'nn, ~
j. going 10 have an investigations III H"'"' Wv w
fairly" =,
After the tempest had subsidized Lieutenant H. w.
Purcell wa called to th" stand and ic~ilI W '' IL,
efficiency Of III" compilcrS. Madden ana hhh"r. ,ap
tain Townsend. chief inspector Of the bureau W.,
the next witness. and his testimony WAS ~ 'h chv'l
that Compiler Nichols not given illr s,o" N
bis upcior officer. Tho Investigation VIII w '""
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ne SAYS HE WAS CNJUSrLY Used.

Cornelius NJ Mckay. ~ 40. A1J East ON" hu'uru
twenty 81. has written 10 Secretary 'IrHS'r
"A complain. at his dismissal assistant inspector
Of the United states Board OF Local >iciiiI"it IL
speciors. lie wants public Investigation "' '"'
charges which. he SAYS were filed aEniNN' hih'' an"
says the steamboat inspection s'vlcr neg" j. ~
a Lad shape Local Inspector Barrett ala thH ~
knew nothing Of any charges against M'"N' y"
order had come from Washington di,mi'>ins the ~
s,,,ut n.nct and namiuc his slcc.ss1r. That was
all that wa, known irr. Mckay W. apl'"ln,fi "''''
four wear, ago and made n competent "lhtl1I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

president OF the Chase National Bank. OF New YORK;
CITY, has been reappointed II is understood that
Sonh i. Jones. United states senator from Nevada,
iidS pceh r'iuesttd 10 withdraw his resignation.
r"Whl H. 1erel United states Minister NJ Br'is
nHi' Is an associate member Mr. Terrell VIII vaca'r
I li post III a few weeks when Mr.. Ewing. the new
Iih,aiei. rneN", him. but information can i"'
Wpaln'Nl as 10 whether any change Will be made In
NY. icfreirs assignment 10 duty with the conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
TIE WEEKS EAST-BOrND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, April 21-1h" weeks east bo1hd snip
ments Of freight. except lv" stock. amounted 10 OBJ
600 TONS against % -i tons for the preceding Week
Tho sipm.nt, were divided as follows Michigan
jCentraL a,Gl-: Wabash, $50. Lake sore. l2lbe .
Fort Wayne. 1850; Pan Handle '.'cD. l'iI''nh"
and OHIO. 1861: Grand Trunk. 1902; Nickel fla'"'
3A74 Chicago and Erie. 5,-3l Big Four. 10"
TONS The shipments wcr" made mp Of Ia" following
articles Flour. 4,47s grain and mil! stun, 2"Io'
provisions and lard. obs dressed De'l' i''i''
fla Xsccd 2.2Oj: lumber 1870 ml-ccllancoI' J,io
tons The total through shipments oi n0nr. Gram
and proy sioi- - 1J3 tons against @'1' t"n'
for the CORES pJndins period last Ncnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

rleeene.d Conn. April 81 (Specap'-iiehty '""Un d
N 49,, ci, ,., of mi, towl died the Newly DIX
II .nitol from the effect. .. broken leg On iIiuE h"'"
ny Apfn a lie slipped on an icy pavement j" oI''.'
:, N,v.Yoik about cleht wecns ago. lie was SeN'"''
Two yrar- N"ar, ago MI sm'th mn '"' "
,r upholstery .itmo I Vi A. r. Stewart Co. idt'l!
g. ,, t.ru engaged ia the hu-ln,~, 81 cquipling -''p-
ING and parlor cai- hotels with upholstery ana "'"
,,,, lie hal been wardei and 'esiftmah al Various
lines Of ST IT phrns Protestant EIfcO' 'hnl'h OF N
,,vu Mr. smith va, stlncsi Helubicau ne itiu
Len -, f,ial lGgcieId tlub ''Lce Hs oe''''
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
prrrr,vyyG THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.

ErigadIcr. GENERAL Louis Fitzgerald reviewed 'N'
s,h p.pimcut last nirhi at its nrmory. The review
va; ..iv.u i'm ooinIncInoraon Of III" departure oi
tl. regiment for the War on April 81, lo"i lie
afmorv was flltd with the friends OF the regiment
and visiting member, OF other regiments. who up
u,arcd I'm UNIFORM. TIL" affair was under me
auspices Of the veterans OF The rrgi'hcn'' anu tue
review was divided into dress parade. "a battalion
drill and a review. Til. Mcclure prize WIS awarded
% Company d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
TRANSFER or THE WHITE ELEPHANT

Tie deed from Timothy {. Eastman conveying W"
,,opcrtv IN the southwest corncr Of Broadway and
thirty first st. known as the white Elephant to
Joseph Wechser. the wealthy drygoods merchant oil
Trcokyn was nlcd In the Registers ONCE yesterday.
Tho price named In TN, deed was S'OOOoo. Tile SAFE
WIS reported IN The Tribune some tltnc ago. NY
w'cbsrr r,Va a mortgage Of 500 OCO TO Mr. EASTMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ppovryryr ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

pprvswIcK Melville l.. Ingalls,. Of Cincinnati.
-, ,vrxnov Judcc Lambert Tree. Of Chicago. FIFTH
,vrxI.r- sena,.r Arthur i. GorInan Of Miryl"nd
son,,, ~ u Washbnrn Of Mnncsota Henry l.. Pierce
.; posto, md Major A.. .. Eacon, OF Georyia "llShf
,, 80, %, Rochester ,iRAND-Alda-e +.
go. ., chic,go NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George
p.,o ~ Rochester acknowledgements Jena
:. wnsv NJ Bunalo. MURRAY HILI-Judge Hoyt H.
u,,.,o, n vermont. SAVOY-Ex.Goycnor Alexander
n NO q Massachusetts,. VICrORlA-CheNa'icr No,
Travcr,. Austrian Minister at Washington Window
Mrs ULYSSES 5. Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
CHARLES G.. POPE.

Boston. April "a C,peciab.-Ex Mayor Charles e..
Pope of someryile A.socste Justice OF the Poire
Court u this city. died this afternoon Mr.. rope was
born In lIariwick. Mass. November Is lof'' ne
wa, graduated at Tufts College in 1851. in 1874
49, lam. IN. ,un,or mariner Of the firm OF Hammond
. pouc In 1873 he WA. appointed a special Just''"
-, the soneryile Police Court. lie had been pf's'-
den, Of the Common Council and was II member Oh
The LEGISLATURE M 1876 and lso7. In lovo ana VI
hc WI, Mayor Of somervllr. lie leaves WIZ anu
ftfle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
MIR. LEIsEYRIHG SUCCEEDS MIR. HARRIS.

Thiladelphis, April 2d.-M Il meeting Of the Board
Of Mopagcrs OF the Lchigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany this afternoon. Joseph 4 Harris. presd"''-e'c'
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal
and Iron Companies. resigned the position oi presd"'
md was elected IL manager ~ the company. fd"aru
H. Ieiscnring resigned the position OF manager anu
vas elected president 10 succeed Mr. Harris. Inc
changes win take effect MAY !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
No STAY FOR COLONEL HAYES.

Judge Eyl,man Yesterday handed down his de-
ci,on DENYING the application for writ OF reason
able doubt and STAY recently ma"' ny '""S' '"'"'
~ xev york IN behalf Of Colonel william Hayes
m,u In STATE prison on a conviction for perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
PLANS OF TIE TEACHERS COLLEGE.

Spencer Trask. chairman Of the Board OF Trustees
81 the Teachers College. filed In the Department Of
Uuildings Yesterday Inc plans for the proposed ne"
hiding on III. south side of one hundred ana twenty
first st. west Of Am-i"rdanaN". The bniiding VIII
Ice OF ston. aud brick, four storic, high. Hni viii
cast $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
CENTRAL INCREASE OF STOCK APPROVED.

Albany, April 24.-Chauncey VI. Depew appeared
before the State Board OF Railroad Commissioners 'h'
afternoon and ,ed tho Board to approve m" action
NJ lin. Stockholders Of the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company In voting 10 hcFcasr
the capital OF the company from Ss9.1"ooo I"
geo 900 900 The Board granted It's approval of sn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS
FOR QUICKER TIME 70 XEw-IIAvEN

New-IIav.n, Conn. April 2i.-t + officially an
nounccd today that the management Of the N"w
York. New Haven ard Hartford Railroad is soon 4"
reduce the time between Ncw-Nork and this city to
ono honr and forty Minutes. Tne proposed nrehour
through train between New York and I0ston will not
be put on ufIl late In July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

4 bar tn happiness Is bad breath,
both in man and woman. and many goa cat
has gone a-saiing on account OF II. Are you
troubled with it? The general cause OF II Is
a dis rd red st0m,cb NJ least ninety nine eases
out Of one hundred can be traced t. that calls".
There is sure and certain cure. That Is reeu-
late your stomach and make strong and
healthy Nothing will d. this so permanently.
or quickly as the genuine Carlsbad SprudeI
nature of EISNER & MENDELSON CO.. Sole
Agents. 1852 and 1874 Frankin.st.. New York
on every bottle Look out for limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ANOTHER Electric SIT BEGIN.

George Westinghouse. jr., has begun sui; III Tie
United states Circuit Court against III" ""n'i'
Electric Company for alleged hiring mcnt % SOM
~ the mechanical devices OF the electrical c"N'f'"
which l." patented IN lot'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Coed cooking is essential 10 good digrshw tastyyeS
cannot hare either 70ithom a good shortening.
Laydhas ahoays had 1oy oBjeehOnabh features.
causing indigestion and many ether diettht
HonJLfs. Science has fcmr 10 Mf as: tkanee y
tie coo&, amt Of 7ceak stomafhs, 1ciM the ne'o
shortening, Coholtne. II is composed Of the
dOicca 6etf snrt and hishly rrfnfd vegetable
oiL in many respects as good as tie finest i'm
ro,ttd oA7r 0X PhyAicians !nGo,ye IT, cooking
1rtry1; recommend IL, amt MontaudJ are nou
using tin preference 10 any ether shortening.
Send three cents IN stamps to y. X. Fairbank Co..
choa2o for handsome Cottoene Cook Book, containing
hx hundred recipes, prepared by nine eminent auloen'
cooking.
Co;toene is sold By ell croccrs.
Cnv once
n. *. FAIRBANK e. CO.,
Produce Exchange, New.forh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY. SANDY
HOOK ROUTE
Owing TO the washing away OF the shore at Nor
mandle, the opening OF the sandy Hook Route VIII
he postponed until May ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

THE MONETARY CONFERENCE 70 REcoNNENh'
Washington April 2l.-Cnless an unforeseen r,'S""
for its postponcment should occur The in'"rnn'o"a
Monetary Conference Will reconvcne In Bruss"iS 0"
Nav 3d. President Cleveland is giving some "','n'
ton to the personnel Of the American commission.
lie Will probably announce MS decision IN ',Vo.s
AZ Oh. commission have rendered their
,eu,n.tions and but one Of them Henry W. Cahholl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

TIE PRESIDENTS OFFICE WILL NOT re MOVED
Washington. April 2A.-It Is stated al inc VIM"
House and the War Department today that thor" i
foundation for the report that President tlevchhd
contcmpatcs removing the executive Offices TO the
rooms now occupied by secretary Lamont
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-05-13
Bureau of information.

HThe Burlington" has recently estab-
kshed In convenient quarter Of its ele-
CANT and commodious passenger station,
at Chicago, an Office designed to afford
travellers information on the thousand
and one things they need to know, with
regard to routes, rates, connections and
accommodations. It has been placed in
charge of an experienced man, supplied
with all railway guides, maps and time
tables, and is known as the Bureau of
Information"
It is place to which all travellers may
apply for information and receive full
and correct answer. This is the only
Office of the kind west OF the sea-board
cities, and it cannot but prove help and
convenience to the travelling public. All
trains of the Burlington" enter and de-
part from this station, and the intelligent
and valuable service of the Bureau may
be enjoyed by all patrons of this line.
A special pamphlet will be issued by
the burlington" in the near future, Civ
ing accurate information as to "How to
get to the Worlds fair grounds" "How
to secure rooms and board at the various
hotels, boarding and lodging houses"
Trustworthy agents will be at the c.,
B. & @. depot in Chicago, to impart all
information to visitors. Arrangements
will probably be made by which some
trains will be run direct to the Worlds
Fair grounds without change or delay.