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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
IrN1nN pAcIrIc RAILWAY COMPANY. =

| In the circuit Of the United states for The
Ancs second and others. Compliments y. r." nion
Paen Raway comp3ny and Oh~r, prfeH1sH' M%Ss
lions AZ 10 thu Continuance Nv them II the operations OF
he r "c and rord in ih~ non Tacnc sys,e whose
represented In sad petition - be M
carbon Cut-on RAILWAY. me Irritation and .'%Galier
hr S"aha and RcTnbcSn Valley Railway the salina
eimnnl.pn RAILWAY he Kansas Central Railroad. the
Kawas city and omnha Railroad The Atch,9n Colo.
and Western Ealroai The washington ami Idaho Rail
road the Oregon Rawey Extension Snmany snI spr
h@ operation = the lince = he Union ra'nc Roll
up 'hc deficiency arising from hs Operation 81 ,ain ns
q alway described rH n a P erao S,ftnT the acts %
Receivers in making adysn'es f9r s1Sh %
IT is ORDERED that saa petition be MED IN 's a.,
cause fothwith and that said p,'i.a h. brought On f2i
hearne bcorc me- at M ni hS rnc, "%r saY ~
July. 1884 at ten o'clock in 'he forenoon -, ,s o,r
said petition the hearing thereon AMI 81 hearing
at The time ana ,S. FSce b~rrn sSo No, thwh
surrender possession ~ AMI c"nr I" operate n OF SAID
insufcieni To- pay their operating expenses he given by
he delivery on coy on ' er @, '1 S g eas
TO the oregon Railway and Navigation Company. and 20
trust INSTRUMENTS owing by the several de-
e."p. r GG m. IGI y "1 s s !" Journal
omaha Rec. in IN" dal, issues thereof FOR ten
mni # !, further ordered ~, the Tinted States md
any ~ the parties whom II IL orer'l that notice
~ n. Ming the petition De given intervene
herein and heard upon the questions raised by said
petition or hv this order.
ST Paul. MINI. June ~ lSo'
tSigneD WALTER ~ 9ANBORS.
L. =. Circuit Judge.
Now pursuant the above order notice ie hereby given
ma, Tho said petition viii b. brought Tor hearing at
=, Paul Minnesota Thursday. July 18th. 1894 Mt 10
o'clock 4. NJ. In said or,rr specified
June 81. 1894
8 H. II. CLARK.
OLIVER W MINK
f. Et,LERY ANDERSON. Re- 'eivers
JOHN w DOANE
FREDERIC r. COtDERT.
JOHN r DILLON
JOHN VI. TIL RSTOS.
OF Receivers.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

'', s ,'a'S'9 Us !" 70 Fl %f Ss H %Sssss
D Gs ss Of az pd Ss sS TO 'Sasn To1d 5000
Baesus. Emile. and wife to Josephine GriyauiS
Sc" "''" .'....'............... 100
Bauer. George 6. Angus, Lueder 1912 ID .oooo
Berthe i Edrari u. to Newbury Iawion
DrSwn. Henry. and Snothcr to William Lane
i3th.st. n s. 1903 # OF PleOsan,-aye. .o,..
co' otter" John and We ct al to Joen 4 ci.co
s,erlam ave and other property mortgages 49,
colSs Michael to Allen Fl iIuylar e, al cxccu
tors. Mapes-ave. ses go II II n Of fremont 49,,
Crane. Charlton W. to same. lots 2i2 ana 2ls
mep u Inwood Morrs,nlS ETC. . years COO
smp.onsi q o. iS%ss, @Sn,ns SO"
Ai savings BANK S'Ss Ss " 100 s's Of aia7e
Frank Fanny to Katharine jackson Column,
6gsaye o r , IL po,hs f. Years sns,;,or "
Ams,erionr-sve. g. 06ii IT N OF iQi',-st
oola iST' John N. to same. Mapesayc s.
2g e Of TrCmonSe SeoI ys ~ ,oa W.. 42o
4ssh.s, Year ......."................ 1000
GiucE isnatS ana wife to samuel Kahn and M
other Stanton-s,. ., 90 II 2 n Atorney-st. -
Herring Frank to Allen ii Uayar ct al ei.
' SSSrcn-s ' :" s. adjoining land Of Thomas o
JuG 8or' claS S' G. and vile to Hamilton Bank
% N"wYork 0fh-st. 30 corner wes' Endave ,-oo,
Keciin susan. al !? iShn ynsns. ir. Morris "a
ave f. - n Of l5oth- st, years Loo
Levy. Nathan. and wife 20 Is1ac Shiman. No I'D -
Rtvngton- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Lucas. Jennie r. and another % Oryille n furdy $500
+sth-st 375 II OF 1st-ave, yesr........ 4oot
Iartln. Andrew J. 10 Solomon Moses. executor -
isOth-si. 100 n OF Auduhon-0ve. yenrs 1900
Multi d"s SG on '9 cron" M"s ,o %qN
and other property mortgage year...'., $4,000
Margovitz. Morris. 10 Morris Berger. Columbia
= lot n map by Thomas Ludlam. demand 5000
Norts. John q. and wife 10 Orleana X T. Peil 49,.
Hudson-st. 1911 n Of l2th-st. 3 ySars.. 2IoO
Odc John II. and wife 20 Germania Life In
60. Ssth-st, 3i4 n W OF West End - a.,
circuit Suann. Jacob ID Butler md another
llS,h-st =. 1896 n 81 81 Nicholas ave- -.
mortgages | year and months. ........:...' 4i4l
schrz otto j. Frnnk Robinson. i9h-st. $500
121.S n W OF 6th-ave. year. oOeO
Scarf. frances A. 10 Henry Wallach and an
Other. Nos PIG and 2ls East 4Ith-s'. mort - 49,.
y years -o""'
schudsr Cnrston II. To- simon Adler and
another. 35th-st. =. aG3 n " ~ lst-ave 49,.
Trowbrilge. Charlotte. and another 10 Charles
Perry and another. executors etc. lots g.
- %. ~. map property Charlotte Fox -.
mortgages. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Thorn. Caroline A. and another 20 Mutual Life
Insurance co. New York, Lexington ave. 1900
lIthst. year. ::.......:.:.. 10000
'rhIoi~ Edward Il. and VITO 90 Herman Rahe
mote" ,..,....................... 5000
vcsel William. and wife 10 United states Trust
90. New York 3dave. corner i?,h-st. $500
weber Louis 10 Henry " Schmidt. Nicholas
ave. 1897 n n Of 14istst ycar......... 10000
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PRESIDENT HERvEY RESIGNS.

Utica " Y. June 27.-Presldent A. Z. Hervey. Of
the ST. Lawrence University at Canton. y. Y
rendered his resignation TO the Board OF trustees
yesterday President Hervey Is known as an eio-
Quent Cnlversalist preacher, and desire 10 return
10 the pulpit which ne gave up two years ago 70
become -the president OF the ST. Lawrence University
has Influenced him IN rendering his resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28

Lewiston, Me. June H.-At a meeting OF the
trustees Of Bates College to-day Professor George
G.. Chase who was graduated from Bates IN the
class OF 70 was elected president OF the college
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n1p1oMAs pREsENrED nY A MAYoR.

Kingston. " Y. June q (speciaD.-The commence
ment exercises OF Ulster Academy were held at
Liscomb's Opera House here tonight. Mary r.
Holmes was the va.eGictOrlan and Mabel A HAZE
the sautatoran. The diplomas were presented by
MayOr Kennedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
COLBY UNIVERSITY.

Watervle. Me. June 27-The graduating exercises
Of the seventy-third annual commencement OF Colby
University we're held this forenoon In the Baptist
Church. The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was con-
ferred upon forty.seyen EeouateG
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AN LID. FOR SENATOR MURPHY.

Johns College. Foriham. took place yesterday.
Eleven students were graduated. The cade; drE,
which took place at 30 p. m. was fo..owed by the
regular commencement exercises. Among the
orators we're William A. Ferguson. sautatorial;
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington, VI, June 2-The graduating exer-
cises OF the class Of "a. University Of Vermont
were held today The university Grafton de-
liyered by Selien H. Peabody, Pm. D., LID, OF Chi
cago Degrees were conferred upon forty-fve gradu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
MANHATTAN's EXERCISES.

The commencement exercises OF Manhattan Col
lege will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in the Metropolitan Opera House.
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MIDpLEBURY COLLEGE.

.Middlebury VT June 27-The ninety fourth com
mencement Of Middlebury College closed to-day The
degree OF A. b. was conferred upon thirteen can
dldates.
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BOWDOIN AND DARTMOUTH EXERCISES.

brunswick Me-. June 27-The graduating exer-
cises of Bowdoin College were held to-day.
Hanover, N H., June 1.-THE senior class OF
Dartmouth College was graduated to-day with the
usual ceremonies
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FURNISHED Apartments % Get.

n orEL GRENoBIE APARTMENTS.
III Completely fun shed Apartments
seven rooms and bath Apply
OFFICE HOTEL GRENOBtE
S6rH ST. AND 7TH-AvE.
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Ilnfurnisheo Apartments 20 Get.

Fl I'll ST. 30 AND ~ WEST just west Of Central
~ Park and |. station. Desirable apartments
rooms and bath: s25 TO $40. Janltor premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
FALL RIVER LIME

DOUBLE SERVICE Steamers PRISCILLA PURITAN,
PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE In commission. splendid
orchestra each Lave New-fork from Pier Is tOid
MOI r.. foot u Murray-st.. at
$50 T.. VI, week days AMI sundays, FOR Fall River
direct connecting with expires, due Boston ESQ
A. NJ. This steamer touches a; Newport Monday morn
ings only at 3ilS. -.
ti,3O Il. ~. week days only. for Newport and FAN
River Newport 600 FAN River 700 A. M connect
ing With express train due Boston 600 A. NJ
For Quaint Cape Cod odd Colony Resorts Com
taniny list OF hotels and boarding houses and Fall
River Line rate folder. send cents In stamps to p. o.
poN $50 New-York.
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Craal Notices

CJPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
- NFN YORK. desired In th~ CITY and county
u Nv York Richard VI o. Livingston plaintiff
agalns, Walt T.. Livingston. Eznh'th Livingston kaih-
McC l.. Clyu~r Ad"laid" iyingston ucnIs" Cly-
Henry Livingston Individually AMI as eN-
cru,or = fi. fst VIII and q Eugene A. lly-
tugs,.n le.ra-.d. defendants summons.
To ne above named pefenfan'r ami each ~ them;
You AZ. hereby summoned - answer the complaint IN
this action and tu copy Z your answer on me
lann attorneys within DAYS after the service
this exclusive o, the day u such service and
faiiIe aipraa answer, juIgnrnt VIII
he taken against ylu hy default FOR the relief d~mandei
IN tie complaint.
IA'el New-lofk June II, 1895
PARSONS. SHEPARD y OGDEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and l. Address
(Trnity In4nii1gi 80. III Broadway, y. Y.
To Adelaide Livingston. Defendant: 800
The foregoing summons IN served upon you py publcn-
non rursuar A. sid-r OF II rYrai" George l. lnFrh-
ram tstic- II the supreme Court dated the 1911 day ~
I.nr 1894 and fled win the complaint In tho once OF
% the 'ify and County ~ New lorh AT u'c
C.uaty Court iilrse. Scw YORK CITY.
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
III Bruad"ny,
Nm N-r.l
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HARVARD HONORS ELIOT.
THE PRESIDENTS QUARTER-CENTENARY
TIE FEATURE OF COMMENCEMENT.

Joseph II; CnOArE PRESENTS THE CoMMEMORA-
TIoN MEDAI-cI.Ass DISTINCTIONS AND HON
oRARY DEGREES DEsTOWED-NO
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Furnished 6ouses 60 Cet-C onntrn.

7 SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS. q beautifully sltu-
n aicd attractive cottage bedrooms hnth ia'r-
dry: cpmolecis and well furnished RlI<ER SOF.
6Gi 5thaNe.
rIrsRON ~ J.
COTTAGES FOR RENT-Ft'RNISHED.
Catalogue application.
CHAs. 4. BROWN. 20 Liberty st.. ~ Y.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED LOOKING TO CLOSE:
ARTICULATION BETWEEN SECONDARY AND
tnl.,,l.D l>..rl-.1.rlnNs nl. LrAnNING.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED LOOKING TO 4 CLOSER
ARTICULATION BETWEEN SECONDARY AND
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING
Boston Dee "a special meeting OF the New
England Association o.. cole .es ard Preparatory
Schools va. held this morning a. Boston Jrivorsiy
for the discussion OF resolutions offered ~ no
ninth annual meeting 10y pr JOHN TctloN. from tho
Committee Of Ten The resolutions r. commended
were 20 the effect that the interests % educa-on
would be promoted 10y closer articulation than
ron exists between the ror larry schools and he
hi.her institutions OF New England. and that the
authorities OF the colleges AID sc.crtinc schools
represented In this association be requested 10 take
au,h action AS to give effect to the implied recon-
mcndat'on
Tie programmes submitted by the Committee OF
Ten consisted OF four distinct courses \ classical
Latin scientific modern LANGUAGES. and an Ems.
llsh Each course consisted 90 four years work. cf
twenty periods OF forty-hVe minutes week
These programmes were prepared TO meet the III
creased demand IN the high schools Tor proper
preparation for college. Or Tc;loW, +. ). Good
WIN o. Newton High school. \. L. Goodrich. OF
Salem High school. James jenkins OF the Worccs-
ter English High school and others participated IN
the discussion which finally ended In the adoption
Of tho resolutions with this amendment:
''Resolved That as effective means OF securing
such closer articulation. the satisfactory pursuit OF
any one Of the studies embodied in the programmes
to m. extent and In the manner recommended by
tho Committee OF Ten be allowed to count for en-
trance into colleges and scientific schools"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
OPERATIONS or THE STATE CANALS
THE SMALLEST AMOUNT or TONNAGE GABRIEL
SINCE is51-RAGLROAD CoMPETI-
TInN TOO sHARP.

TIOS TOO sHARp.
Albany Doc g. Superintendent Edward han
nan o, tho state Department OF public WORKS
has completed his report on the operation OF me
state canals for the last season. He says that
NAVIGATION during the season has been maintainei
with scarcely any interruption. The number Of
tons carried on the canals during the season Vas
2S,e--, AZ follows. Er.e Caral 3.iiilH TONS
Champlan. $50 20. Black River. 5i92i; Os~eso sS-
SO: Cayuga aal Seneca. 23.z7f o; the total tom
nasc esis 20 tons were shipped East and l05tSV1
went West The through freight aSgrc sailed g5H-
3s tons and the way IRE Ght. ij79,2H tons Or the
total Tonnage 7l369l tons were OF boards ana
scantlinss. e0G 3M OF wheat 2ij.SN OF corn, lo,sf
OF oats. and ,I25Si tons anthracite coal Conpar-
iny the seaaon OF 1874 with that OF 1898 there is
,ound TO Se a .oss OF TONNAGE amounting 10 li9.TG
tons
The last seasons tonnage IL the smallest that
has been TRANSPORTED upon the canals any year
since 1852 ana is the result. the Su7erinten dent
SAYS o. various causes tie principal one beng the
general stagnation Of Business which occurred
during the last year and the Inability OF the ca3als
successfully u compete with the railroads ,ior
this CARRYING trade The superintendent says; ,
The time 4 fast approaching when operation OF
icss the canal Improved for practical opera
tlon cannot continue ur ess The business dohe
thereon can be done at prom 10 the boauneh.
IN" receipts of flour AID grain at Ne"- ork dur-
Ing tn. llaf year were f..'9!jS bushels ny raiL
ard n0.J ~ bushels ny water.
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EmbrOiderieS

Entirely new lin, of Enlbroidcries in
Swiss. Na;nsook and Cambria, in edgings
and match sets, II and IS inch flouncing.
and all over to match.
.SceciaI Counter Lots in New
and Desirable Cambria Edgings
.O5, .O7, 90. If, IA, 10 and IA
Also a full line of COIored Edgings and
Match Sets in Irish Point effects.
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AN UNSATISFACTORY COMMISSION
THE RUSSIAN ANp FRENCH pELE6Nrts U"
ARMENIA ARE ONLY pHNGoMN%S. AID
THE ENGLIsnM,N Is \ vIcr-coNsrL

THE RUSSIAN ANp FRENCH DELEGATES TO
ARMENIA ARE ONLY pRNGoMNSS. ANp
THE ENGLizHMsN Is \ vIcr-coNsrt
London. Dec % As 'he great body ~ the morn
hers Of the Liberal party are resolved that ih'ro
shall We some practical Intervention In Armenia.
and have relied upon the Government to carry ont
their pans there b. great surprise among ts'n
AT finding that the foreign Commission OF Inquiry,
which f. going 20 Armenia ls composed IN part 81
draronang Russia's delegate. Major. has been
a dragoman attached 30 the Russian Embassy At
Constaniinople: NJ Nihori the French delegate
il an lnf.rprcter IN the employ Of the French con
,ulatc at the Turkish capital and EnglandS de'e-
gale Mr. Shaplcy ~ Nicc-Consul 20 Turkey.
The personnel OF the commission as mus de-
scrlb.d gives no security. says The Spcnkef
that Their. will be- q satisfactory inquiry especially
since PERMISSION has been refused tho Amer an
dele,.aic TO make independent ntcsnEatl non
There is llitlc hope now. continues me Sp"hk'I,
~ getting at the truth even " the dr'koirhns
should DEE allowed. as ihrt VIII not De, 10 'hhr an
or,ive DART ia tn. invef t!gdtiDn England ought 10
.c,ruo 10 some agreement with Russia without n"
Law To- the end Of taking action together or win.
on, IN. cO-npcra ion OF the other Powers y woli
from England would lead to "A revolution IN 'F't'
and iac,iorla. and even In Constaniinoplc
The Speaker gives expression 10 Inc p"lHliI
feeling on IN" subject. which has been greatly
Intensified by the ringing speech delivered 70 IN"
Armenian population by Mr. Gladstone AT la"dr-
den to-day.
Con.taninoplc. Dec. 2-Unitei States Minister
Terrell had an audience with the Sultan y.ster-
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TOPICS ~ THE ENGLISH CAPITAL
CABINET COUNCIL CALLED MARQUIS OF
siLGOs METHODS YACHTING TIE 81 EMS
-,trtsr,t A. .frt-.rs

TOPICS IN THE ENGLISH carr NJ
\ CABINET COUNCIL CALLED MARQUIS OF
siIGo.s METHODS YACHTING THE 81 EEN's
CHRISTMAS GUEsTs
ronlon. Dec. gg-Lold Roscbery has summoned
. ,,e.iire Of the Cabinet Council on January ~.
and has accompanied his summons with request
that the Ministers make arrangements to .emah
In London thereafter. The Conservative who's nave
already intlmatcd 20 the Tory members ~ me
House OF Commons who nov abroad that they
should not fail to be present at the opening OF ''
noyt session Of Parliament The leaders on both
sides recognize The fact that the stress o. the ses-
sion will at that time be the greatest II IN" Gov
eminent survive the debate on the address IN reply
10 the Speech from the Throne, they may iide over
the session. but otherwise they Viii be IN constant
danger Of falling The dancer Of the R"dmondltc
faction Of the irish party throwing their votes l"
the Conservatives has lesscncd considerably unlcr
the influence OF the extension % the Governments
pro-Irish policy. The Mccarthyitc leaders have
received explicit Ministerial assurance that the
principle o; Home Rule Will be rea!irmed at the
coming session VI the party congress and that IL
viii bc made the first plank in the party plntf
BESIDES Mr. Morley's Land bin In the interest OF
the tenants the special measures which have beer
taken 10 avert famine In ireland have AROUSED a
feeling OF warm approval In that country. the
Government have already made advances OF money.
without interest. 10 local boards for the purpose
Of purchasing seed potatoes. and the boards are
two annual insaments. John Redmond viii re
turn from his voyage TO the Cape Colony next
week at which time the period OF political activity
will begin
william O'Brlen has unearthed aNehrewd dodge
on the part Of the Marquis OF Sligo to extor poor
rates even from the poorest OF his tenants. Under
the provisions OF the Land Act. when the valua-
ton Of "A tenant IL under a the landlord must pay
the poor rates instead OF the tenant. Lord Sligo
however has grouped his tenants who pay less
: hpi
and In this way he IL enabled 10 get the poor
rates our OF even the Il holders The Marquis
draws 10000 n year from his estates IN ireland.
and from this exposure II Is easy TO how he
does II.
There is excellent authority for the statement
that the Colonial Office supports the Canadian
view OF the copyright question.
The Manitoba Government closed us London
Office permanently to-day.
THE Yachting World" says that II IL. the con
sensus OF opinion among leading yachtsmen thar
the Royal Yacht Squadron will accept the custody
OF the Americas Cup should an English yacht
win IT,
The proposed journey OF Cardinal Vaughan to
Rome has been delayed by severe attack OF
bronchitis. II IL now said that IL he is sufficiently
recovered he will start on January TO-
In the event Of the Anti-Gambling Leasue>win-
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CORNERSTONE or i CHrRcH RoBBED

Westm.ns MI. D'c - tSoec!aD.-Not content
with stealing horses AMI robblng flrmhouses. the
thieves who have been operating in Carroll County
last night prled open the cornerstone Of St Peter
Lutheran Church near Hampstead. An attempt
was mide 10 force the stone from lis position 70
secure the specimen coins Of morey usually placed
therein Failing in this the thieves tore the bricks
from the wall at the top ~ the stone. thus getting
access To the cavity. The coins. papers hymnaf and
other documents were carried OF. The Methodist
church at Hofrmausvie. and the United Brethren
church Al Eayvilc. have a,so been broken into and
sums OF money AMI other articles stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
GUARANTEEING NOTES or THE BANhS
PASSAGE OF THN BILL II THE NEWFo' Npi"''>"
AsSEMHLY-ANOTHER BIG IAILthE

s. Johns. y. F.. Dec % ,SpecaD.-The bill guar
anteeing the notes OF the Union ana 'omH'f''h
hanks passed The Assembly last night by S'''''
party vote. Ii IS expected that the l's'''A''''
Council VIII reject 1t. Il is no; known "he'hei 81
,o, ,a. Governor can give his assent as his in
struc,ions prohibit his asserting 20 Dill making
any currency legal tender except gold ana s"Ne'.
The best nnanciers pronounce this act perlions aM'
there is much public Dissatisfaction with H. Inc
demand for A royal commission Is Increasing
Thorburu & Tesslcr. general mercnauis, one 81 VIC
largest fishing firms in Newfouniland closer tneI
Ara to-day The amount Of their labillilcs VIII
crobshiv Inc $4,000 The assets VIII PROBABLY %"
,Gc,ont ~ cover the greater portion ~ N" IN
deh,ednoss II is expected that Oth"r hs-lShil'h'7
viii he ma lie on Monday.
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will not prejudice the customs revenues already
mortgaged. In regard to ,Corea, 1t Is propaple
that a Chino-Japanese dual control over ma
country will be proposed These terms, Will ,c,,
are divulged by the japanese Embassy. are mucn
more moderate than those described in the SEN
sational dispatches received here from Loklo
and elsewhere and have the stamp Oh penei
IN diplomatic circles 49, s..,, roL,o
disnatch To the Central News from TOXIC
e,vs that with a view Of maintaining discipline
and pacifying the district of Liao.T0ng, rie is
Marshal 0vana has established a civil admins
.ration ar Isir-Cbow similar u that established
At Antong by the commander OF the hrst army
The administration at Antoug has bes|!n opera
tiou Stree December 16.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

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secu,riv rahH fj0m discretion, IN b(am
ensrlobr, by sending 10 cents in one-cent
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ming the suit which II IL prosecuting againsi the
stewards OF the Jockey Club. an appeal % WI, nr
carried by the stewards to the Court o. Qunrier
sessions of which Lord Rendlesham, the j w a
steward of the Jockey Club, Is Chairman; ~ ~, a..
appeal is made II IS certain to be sustained py '''e
court.
The guests at the Queens Christmas par,y
COMPRISED the whole Of the families Of the Duke
OF Connaught and Prirce Henry OF BattsIpc' :;
Prince and Princess Christian ana the bucHeH9 VI
Albany and her son. go - A., t,i,.,or,
rhe Prince of Wales will start for the t.lVi ,e
IT the end of February. While there ne WIN rye
the most of the time on board his yacht' the
ftonria