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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

Boston. Feb 2o-The wool market has been dull
md the sales are In small lots. In Ohio nceces
gales are made at 20l.n2lc for x % .n23c for Xxx
and 22a2ic for No l. Michigan X Is quoted at l9c
per pound: No / combinS woods are quiet at 2iip
BIO and ,ine delaine sells at 22H23c for Michigan
and pc for Ohio rnwashcd combing woods are firm
AT lsH2lc for one-quartcr and thrce-e'ghts blood.
Territory and similar woods In demand. and
sell mostly In the range Of Snl3c. as to quality. or
on a secured basis of 6dSSc FOR line Ap35c for
fine medium and 3ou32c for medium. Pulled woods
are in fair demand at low prices. ranging from $50
Csc "a to quality Foreign woods are dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. Y c. & II. r. r. Il. Co. LEsSEE)
Trains West +2ist. Station. NewloTk as folicwA
ana 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin-st: .
DiI5 4. M.-Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. koch'
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago: exc
6:I5 u. M.-Daily for Albany Montreal Utica syrscus.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. DetroN-
Cleveland and Chicago.
S:15 u. M.-naily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rocn-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Cleve-
land and Chicago.
For tickets timetables raror sleeplng-car accom-:
rnodatons apply Offices Rrookiyr and New York ana
stations Timetables Mt principal hotels For other In
formation address,
C. Y. LAMBERT. Genera, PASSENGER Agent
Vanderbilt New-york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of l2is' follows ID 'H1'''
earlier from Franhlin-st.: - ,,,,,,u VALLEY
$50 A. ~ daily except sunday for Walsh , nss
r. r. statons Miletown, Chenille Fallsours *
tarbondale. scranton. Walton Debit sidney NO'"
3i5 + ~ except sunday sullivan Co . EAP Tsi.
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations campge.i Falls.
Mlletown Een. lille. Mountain Dale. Centresnu, ana
turs. HGreyviIle. Liberty Falls. Liberty fa'AS'' ~
Livingston Manor ,,,,.ui. ralls.
1.45 z. 81 daily Mddie,own snmm,WH. n,tou SID.
tug6. Liberty, Livingston Manor hocNa'I ,,rsra Falls
new Norwich Onelui, Fulton, oswe6o. NAsa'" $780,
Detroit. Chicago. . -, broadway.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 3,n h.Va'''
~ w J. C. ANDERSON. a. p A..
Ga Beaver ST.. New-forS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

York. February 20 1924
prrVr.c We cars. i.6s4 head Gs
slaughiercrs ~ for export alive and car
for the market no trading. f'ens weak. Ivy nresss ,
do sold at 5DG'sc. Cnhie adyioes quote the EurnI"nn
market dun ana unchanged Ta" Gr"cian lalcd yy,'e.
day with 81" cattle FOR " Goldsmith today the hovic
takes $50 cattle for NJ G'dsmlh: 80 % tor j.
sambcg son 2'44 gnaf,rIs % nrrr ir ,, IN MTir
laden win 5l7 cattle tho Majestic sails tomorrow with
cHLtVTs- ncccipts 10 head steady Cor 1--we calves
win salcs Of common good at s5Qs per
GG9i.c for country dressed and "45c for little calves
n 81 e. 100 ' -, i -, a ss "a q" s'@
Tallcnhcl Hollis: II ,eals. lG' ID. at - 20; DO
SUl;EP hND I.AMBs-Receips ~ cars. or 3s37 head
II rs for The mar.ef an! cars for butchers Mar
lrt dali and dropping lambs fully To- lower. Fully
per 100 ~ fair t. choice lan's At 81 75gN 30 Dressed
country dressed spring lambs sold 50 5oIS7 per
cass. . .,. o. or,, ,,,,,s - -, ,,-.
SsIesIn m m 49, WcscTn sheep 20 H. al 81 -
Hume Mullen: 1913 State lambs. 20 H. at 50 10; 80
'i unlienlccE & Hollis 30 sheep lambs mixed
M c,ns; i79 state lambs. n. a, 81 20: iGo d.
81 ~ at - o. 1876 ohio do - II. at 81 40 - State
Ne%,o IN s CO: 2oi state lambs. - III. s445 2.
STATE Sheep 81 ~ Ct 81 % - a. ,cs - n in at s.:
1--we weight Nominally weak at 81 i1TSG per 100 ~
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Feb 2o.Cattie- icccipts last - hours 80
head total for week thus FAR 800 head for time
last week $50 head On sue ~ hrah maTts1 9P,nei
llght To- fair 50 50aSi % liogs-ecepts last ~ hours
1900 head total FOR wceS o ' hc, iaT 81 900 h,aa; 1r
1850 head. Ia New York so head sale. 5000 head.
uns9s oP Per- 81 40 mixed S aas5 4o medium and
heavy So 3IGS5 20; fair TO good heavy. s. 25@s3 ~
t os fo %"T week thus far same last
weeE 1900 head to GOO head sss heal aS on maHe
dS ana 5 Tsa ;a ;''n s to y soOd by ,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

New-0rieans ... " ii 90 -.
ro,... . ., 1879 9Gi q -. 80
HlpEs-Thc increasing fr leather If h" win ia
beneficial cGce, On the maF~' i'I ,1 NIX slowing little
nrmness. LonEh prices are %l ,y and prices are
l,fMr AN' nc m W. on'tc: Manila hemp on spot
be and Tor shipment 3a3.c' s'sab Taper qualify
i-.c mixing 10. hargnr Id ,o,,.r demand for
cspo and hon~ use hcmo sa being the o iaEo
selection. and the marie ci@.td "''" J." '"
MErALs~IR6N AdyIccs from rtshus today are nat
has been letting u although small orders [ S,i
S sii1s AIR. dull at SIS, for nnshod tcra there
ported a far demand. with si1c @ m n,proreni@nt
~n ASSERTING tia, concessions nave been made ana WILL
h r,'tIo sincss has been done. Sales Of No iggnry
r o't.d A. s. 80 and even trihc less OF
There practically ~ chang ron ,s ,o,v dull with
spot nominal aH.c casting copper unc'aisr ii, M
Of cGnSiGrIaeie ,@S na ~ London was reported nr
Nth sales Of 900 LEAD rhe f.elns vas W yfr
as"n wac 1e aGo On at = IT, Lc5n Is nsher -;
l re was TINE easier today $ louis WIS
dul i8, a and !" r ,G aih $S asked .r
spo, and futures dcgessed London Wa :, 1a Sra, ~
inJIctc waKcnnG price win saes at 81 30 i'Tn
$50 10 artas a, the h ."I nsrlct cosine 10y
6iAsS" not mgca = deni3l III, for g, n'%
chanses haNc hen nal J" W. ~. Iate: Ne,.
.'''r,,,,- il1l-.. ,l.n ko'tl.. choice. s,f"' h'" go
.,t C,ir a.,. syrups prime To- 'hni,., ]"
l,g2. fIir - god ifaisc. orduar, - conan ~ ''' -
EANAI, STORES i;psiu. 43'', li4t 'N'l '.. ',o
IBIS. tar f3G hhls. tn" market ~ Si,t 49, ~ aa,l,
b.iis al,1ut Wh prices as last in ''' ' ~
~ ~ e,i,t.i and machine hhis. E9sln j. quiz WIN
'I ,.nler.y ,a.ler in favor ui tH" .it,i i.'r. u
l strained ef.l quoted. however 90 - IT, iH '' ''
snd pi,rh quiet.
" os Tie rar,c r ,o,oa.ca oil +. ap , ana ne r.
iwi"i'a .al'S lit -. = .. he BUSINESS ~ ihe
prime '' '.'. 49,. ,.,,fc n,ssi.c Of fls mile
va y. -. 'n , I'm, about scaiy I.usocl 90 f. :.
49, @'n o. A,,..tn iui calcutta is un. hanged "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

NATi. ss;r. LOUIS .ANn9 All FONTS IN STR WiSs
PULLMAN CAR skky,lSE , On Aa aaly. CHICAGO
$50 P. NJ and l::ls Hlsn' firITSSlpiEsRgs IN s
j. NJ daily ,Snndays. 100 NJ. WA niains car),
BALTMoIE 300 \ NJ li 20 cs A 90 Sbo r NJ l?;is
night, Al daiy, eNeept $40 s'n ORLEANS
800 r. NJ daily through sleeping car i7s o6 AIS:
10 maaa,vsS n East l4th. ST. Grand 81 ~ a.
3ti Fulton s,.. Brooklyn: station. foo' u ~
c. II. X. of " j. al, ali FOR and oheo8
New-York Transfer Company Will car
baggage from hotel or residence ~ aes''""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-fcrk February % 1894.
COrroN-Liverpooi closed from 284d to 8-e4d lower
than Il yesterday and spot sales OF only 5000
Bales though prices unchanged The Liverpool
ures opened weaker and this set market the down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
CLYDE LINE.

AZ cAEESToX 5 he F Soqth I Ton: so"''"e'
,.,,r Dir - E l. foot Of Rooseyeit-s', = ~,
HrNASsEE. l--iiav Feb q
I-ol,
an ,.e,nes have nre- -cass passenger 9ccoi,i'l
" WI clyde GO ,;ene c,.. .,se \ r
FLA CENT < PEN FAST r & p iINE p, IA e-sToT
chr SO FIT & PASS'R LINE. via lfArthf''>t
e- r q. r.'iEK. Gen'l Agt.. 3's l. way ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
Railroads..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF D,s5roSSe' and tortlsn1t Stres
In Eject Februnry 10Th. 1924.

SlaliON> root or D's)rO>sfi dnh sortia't oheU
In Eject February 10Th. 1914.
i9:oo !: " rEHTslL1&%iA LI%ITEp ~sFSIIn.s
a 9"i ias Il NJ ss Gp S ~ e a. and indian
Zoo T.. n. CHICAGO AND 81. LOTS ExPREss--
vile. ani chiesso Arrive cncInnatl 1850 A. NJ St
c6o ,i r. 4, p M M fasSso ExPPnNpumap s.pn.
e.! R.f Ga5s Gslss s'f ssSsSd A'''''
Arrives cincinnau G r ". ndianapoiis io:l5 p. ~.
500 + TAri icfi?a HI-s's pu. s..
~ car 70 ptsburg Connects 70, Chicago and Toledo
BALTIIOHE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
o2da ' SPECIAL '2o ali Sleeping and Dining cars so
S S1nI @ Ga so PaTir nRi p Sss
snnfay sna 80 A S H E6nas cam SO
4.% ana p ana EyG. f i
o aG ?' to H9a axe oSS Railway
TToqT b F6S co Ds RqTF an via Cape
Charles RqSte;, 4 n Weekdays and with Through
rs@E?A sPEss & !;.;STs 20 s hsss
rat ssly i; sS,;:
Ss.n. 30 s P 90 f z R Ssv VT r1 St
Palm ~ rec ,ats Wor'3 $50 asg Wit,
F Fer fA sdr f My a.y PEEK, Ocean Crow and
Pleasant 0.iO 4 " 70 noon, 3:4o $40 nrd II -
P. NJ weekdays Sundays GAS A NJ. 5:l5 P ~
90 not stop at Assurs Pars an1 Ocean Grove On
Sundays)
Express: GO 20 SO go 20 Isn5a L.r,'cc.t,
T. 40 3 c. :. $50 s $50 T. NJ, 1916 night. sun;
dave Express G:l5 so 90 20 Limit..D. 100
Iicler CHces Nos 49, oi4 1875 III and POI Broafgay.
Aston House ~, East l25th street. and foot 81 D-es
hros-es and Cortland streete Court Street $50 Fr!'
700. ~ Fulton street Rrooklvn Staf0n Jersey Cry
Tho New York Transfer Company viii call Tor and check
" r,rrVO-1' ! r WOOD.
General MANAGE General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
LEhIGH VALLEY R. r.

'n,,ons foot "i Cortinndt md Dcsbros<es Streets,
NESIlBULE TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES DINING
CAR
S'SO AM. Daily (sunday 81, 4 NJ, Tor nlIFFAIO and
Suspension Bridge. " 49, ~ '
"'oo nnd =. VI. for BUFFALO. Suspension Bridge
r,c,..--. and Chicago.
oo 1iiSokkETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At 49,
a., ~ ana la.5 broadway. li3 Bowery 81 ST.
and and a ga 10Th ST. New York. $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.
S 20 broadway Irookyn NewYork Transfer Company
hra,h for and check baggage from hotel residence
Gen'i Eastern Once. 335 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
CT\ARD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN -
frra Feb 9. N Nh. 4 10" a. m
1HGcanIa McS TO- 80 a. Erura MGh. 81 10 m m.
umh1ls . Nc so o. Nh Rivor soo, o, clar-on.t
Cabin raserce $50 and UPWARD Second ca nn 500 NM
,,uv.o-I according r ard 81.
e,eeraee ticket and from all parts OF Eu'op the
,e-v iov rates For freight NJ passage hrYI, a. '"'
.or.rory's Office 40 Bowling Green. New iork.
' IERNON IL RROWN CO. Genera Agen'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ;. >. w.
~ I.lNIM(.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A. WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
., Lob NC 10 10 D. m fGsrrnanic. Mich. Is. IL a. ~
o r.. ~ 10 A. m. 'Teutonc. Aprl =. H.
- IA II a nj. Britannia. April II w. H. ~
NJ - :, am I'Majestic. april - " Am
From white star Dock. foot OF , Wes ' STraMr;Rs
,.o ,1Tsro% ,-AREIED BN PASSENFtft - ~ H.
saloon rates $50 upw I'd according t" steame AK ,n
.,rn ~ tsr.t second ,abn those steamer -,
go steerage 70 or from ;he Old Country
Erooisay Eey-Yoik Philadelphia ofice tg9 wa Hn,,
p0"1""'' W r. MAITLAND KERSE1 "Ee""
\ I'H1TEp STATES NAIL sTEAMsHITs
FOR r g. ~ rs1 :, y. r.. Zoo, y IVES. 2ih;.o
t-,rneesia March 3 p. ETHIOPIA. Mar % y "
CABIN 81 ana apv ,r' Seo9 ,1i,, cs'Hs SCI s'o
c.prv r;Ci'PSfOE TICKETS At REpCC FL, re- =, Id
For drafts md other Informal !o apS.s
ttr>,r1rTesOT BROTHERS. : Bowling Green >e"-iO."-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
- ANANNAII LINE TIIREE SrEAMEES

- WEEKLY from New Pier -. y. r. foot u springst.
S Z KANSAS CITY ..... Thursday. Feb ~ p. N.
$. 5. CITY oF BIRMINGHAM. saturday. Feb y. p M
:. :. NNtOOC Tuesday. Fob - J r. m
Connecting Win central II T.. 5 7. AMI ". Ry. and
+ e and T. r. Il. FOR ALI. POINTS SOUTH Through
bills ~ adng Through Tickets. Pass accommo.
dations uuc,cclcd For freight and passage apply To-
H. RliETT Cent Agt. | =. u. NASttAtiEN T.. AGt.
cent. r. r. 81 Bway. IS r. and ". R'y. 26i Bway.
J. l.. ADAMS. q =. \ r. /. WALKER Agt.
c & L. II r.. 353 r. way. . ;. s Co. y Pie. 81 y r.
G. NJ SORREL. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
Ocean Steamers
GJERMAN MEnl1rE RRANEAN
@SRWll3ls.

GIERMAN lMEBJ ] 5U8laA&GAM
SERVICE. ,.,.n,c,x
NORTH GERMAN HAMH pA TX 4" Co
LLOYD :. :. co - 10, MEL -
Nev-yor < Azores Gibraltar Agers Naples Genoa
TrLBA %dT B. NJ Azoi ;,. Gsn %spes Genoa
KAIsER " II March H. A. ior A %os, Genoa GsnSa
WERRA. March q, A. NJ for C Mes '>"''''
K NEHEK " Nor IL % 10 < N for Naples Genoa
FuLpA \ Nay IS PROP At GIBRAITAEIS In.
from Naplcs Genoa Gbraar Tamburs Bremen Eanle,
9d Souhan1por Direct connection from .n%i .'ap'
To- Esypt iy \ c. Lloyd 5. Co. Imp. NAN Americsn
%orth German Lloyd Han pnrSei Co.
oelfiehs & CT Cen. Gem ATts - pr r;S X. Y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD $. $. co.
n SHORT ROUTE TO LoNDo9"
NETWORK. soUTHAMPToN; BIB, BREMEN'
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. 49,, s5o
cabin $50 and upward: II cabin ~ h "a o 4 NJ
.ur ~, E,h ~ II a NJ spree Tues Mch' ~ =, = =, "
Sase. Ti Msh NM Aer Tues IKE 81 u
Trave Tues Mch. l3lo HaIe' sr ,pr : . 4. NJ.
OELRIcHs & co. : lowing 1lee-- -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAST LINE TO I@@NioN AND coSS III;
Twin Screw Expres;; reS' ,,T0 81 1uAMBtRCi
NEw-ioRN.s F SpIaGH ssAA,friXGs. '' Nav >,
Auq Victoria, March - Columbia ,Hay Fl
fusst Il A 1sSstn sc'oFa June
N NosTs5n Columbia
FGerst Bsmarck May II Ausys drcn sng hp-
u.upI ~ ~ NMFR1cAN PACKET %. 81 BRoApwA1:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

COLUMBIAN LINE
Y VIA isTIIMUS OF PANAMA,
r. California MEXICO ard Pacific Ports OF Central ana
South America. 49, - -
~, pa-a Fob New port. Men ~ noon
Psssenr~,, This line 10 San rrnncsco enjoy the CON-
forts tropical climate and on the way cai AT po'''
az SIX Central American Republics and Mexico go.
Cabin massage san Francisco
Incuiing meals and berth for voyage y FOUR weeks
Far ,rli r.r'irilnra address the general agents.
STAMFORD PARRY HERROE 70
-. .-r1N Dr Iler " II y y. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
rnrn M. LINE OLE STEAMSHIPS.

DIED :" D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
Ia FOR LA GUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo. CCRA.
60 AND MNRACAIRO VIA CURACAO.
PROM TiERREPONT STORES. BROOKIYN.
& s. Observation-Disclosures. Saturday Feb ~ } 2. m
( s cARACAs............. Tuesday. March g. ?. m.
4 : VENEXt A......... Thursday. March Ii. y m
These American steamers built expressly tor the trade
have very SUPERIOR acc1nm 'ia'ions for passengers.
FOR MAHACAfBO- FREIGHT ONLY. -
MAP A. AFRO. Atlriay. March /.
- BOUT TON BLISS & DAIrETT.
General Managers. 1875 Frort-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Receipts OF breadsurs AZ interior points In tiousa"u
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE .
X HRETAGHE Collier: sat- Feb - a m;
7 rOrFPGOGSF Iah0euf. sat- mn
la GASCOGSF SanfeN.. sat. Mch i. o. III, IN
$40 yo- ~ Alexandria Egypt. via Paris trip valid w
eev," Fi-st-class 500: seconl-clnss. Silo -, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
hGilroa0e.

G. NJ. sORREL. Manager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-03
AT THE HOTELS.

st the Sherman-William f. Buck,
Brainerd; b. +. SambUrn, NJ. Nj. Brooks,
Manhattan, Mont; X. q. Wear, Miles
City; Ell NJ. Richmond, Chicago; w. l..
Waidren, DeIavau; W. Harris, Hastings;
Is. b. MOsher, Battle Lake.
& At the Clarendon-J. q. Hunter, Du-
NTH: c. X. Wing, Darlington, IN. D.
d j. CALVIN, Jamestown; Miss j. s.
Whistler, Montana; Edward c. Shears,
Seattle; Charles E. Whitemore, Lyn-
don; j. Z. Griffith, J. S. Carpenter, Des
Moines.
at the Windsor-A. VS. Dampier.
Nortnfeld; A. Kelly, Brandon: j. M
Davis, Chicago; George Urquhart Jr.,
81. Cloud; f. 4. Gardner, Connecticut:
l.. Il. Lothrop, Duluth; S. E. Wilkinson.
Galesburg, ILL.,; S. Stewart and wife,
Morris.
At the Merchants'-W. S. Marsh.
Fargo; William a. BantZ Portland: A.
+. Dame, Nj. d., Winnipeg; G. Holman,
81. Louis; j. Bostwick, Indiana; j. w.
Wilson, Kansas City; Charles Clark.
Bloomington, H.; E. q. TAFT, Sank
Center; A. Ii. Reed, Glencoe; Theodore
Crane, New Ulm; Mrs. j. A. Bracket,
Davenport; a. c. Krez, Milwaukee: r.
W. Snow. Batavia.
~ lht ISall-h.D montgomery, New
York; {. 4. Mccarthy, Auburn. n. Y;
n. Loeb, Rock Island; Charles Roth,
Louisville; B. f. De Muth, Chicago: r..
q. Thornton, Richmond, Va: e. c.
Klauber, Chicago: William II. Romaine.
New York; j. WOrsdell, Columbus,
Ind; George Shelson, Ironwood: W.
Benton, Sioux Falls: E. NJ. Hoover, Lit
tie Falls; VIC. Goodwin, Bristol, Conn. +:
Z. II. Bingham, Canton. o.; S. G. Tut
hill, Sioux Falls; George r. Baxter,
Faribault.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-03
THE TAX ON STATE BANKS.
H0USJ COMMITTEE ON skNRih G
VOTES AGAINST REPEAL.
ONLY /, MAJORITY nEcoRDED.

Three Democrats Join the Solid
Republican Section Of the
Committee I'm Refusing to Re-
lieve State Banks From the
Tax on Their Circuiation-Sev-
eral Other Bills TO BE Proposed.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2.-Tke effort to
repeal the tax OH state bank Calculations
was beaten Ill the committee on banking
today Ly vote of yeas to nays. The
vote was taken on the bill OF Repre-
sentative Cox Dem.. Tenn, which re-
lleves state banks from any tax on their
circulation, but does not extend the re-
lief to circulation issued by private III
divlduals or corporations.
The vote in detail was as follows:
For the Bill-Cox, Tennessee; Cobb,
Alabama; Hall. Missouri; Ellis, Ken.
lucky; johnson, Ohio; Cobb. Missouri;
Black, Georgia, and Culberson, Texas
all Democrats.
Against the Bill-Springer. Illinois !;
Sperry, Connecticut; Warner, New
York. Democrats; and johnson, In
diana; Brosius, Pennsylvania; Walker.
Massachusetts; Russell, Connecticut;
Henderson, Illinois, and Haugen, Wis
consin, Republicans.
The favorable votes of johnson, of
Ohio. and Cobb, of Missouri, were given
with the reservation that they would
vote against the bill Oh the floor of the
house. The second vote was taken on a
motion to reconsider the motion to lay
Oh the table. This time the lines were
differently drawn. although the result
was the same, 8 to s ayes.
Sperry. CulberSon, Walker, Brosius,
Henderson, Russell, Haugen, johnson
(lnd.,) Springer, voting aye.
Cox, Cobb (Mo.), Cobb (Ala.(, Ellis,
Warner. johnson co., Black, Hall, yot-
ing nay.
Mr.. Warner says that his new bill
Will be designed to secure repeal speed
lily, and with it an elastic currency.
Several other bills to secure repeal of
State bank tax, with various limitations,
are before the committee and may be
taken up. Chairman Springer, of the
committee, said concerning the vote
Il do not regard it as tiually disposing
OF the state bank question. IL will get
before the house i'll one form or another.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-03
CAPITOL NOTES.

The state board of boiler inspectors
will hold its annual meeting at the
state capitol Feb. Is, 16 and II.
Capt. E. b. Shanks, Of Fairmont,
and Senator Burkhardt. of Wabasha,
were callers at the state capitol yester-
day.
Ex-senator f. B. Van Hosen, of
Alexandria. and Judge Fleming, of
Brainerd, called Oh the governor yes
terday.
The McInnis Mining company, of
Duluth, with capital stock of $50, 0O0,
filed articles yesterday with the secre-
tary of state
Sheriff Norby,o of Becker county, called
at the state auditors Office yesterday
and collected 500. 80 for conveying one
prisoner to the reformatory.
Articles of Incorporation of the Foss
& Lund Publishing company. of Moor
head. with capital stock of $4,000,
were filed yesterday with the secretary
OF state.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Hoff1in- Thompson Drug company, of
minneapolis, with capital stock of
S35.000, were filed yesterday with the
secretary of state.
Articles of incorporation of the In
w
Minneapolis, with capital stock of
$4,000. were filed yesterday with the
secretary of state.
A certificate of the gross earnings of
the Minnesota Belt Line Railway and
Transit company. on line from ST. An
thony Park to Minneapolis stockyards,
amounting to $31, 434.1I. was nled yes.
terday with the state auditor. The tax
levied on this amoGnt is S41661.
The adjutant general Yesterday re-
ceIyed the new faithful service mccall
for those who have served ten years in
the national guard. The medal for
those having served fifteen years is
silver, and the ten years. medal is
bronze. but both are of the same de-
sign. These will be distributed in the
course of few days.
The following insurance companies
filed annual reports with the insurance
commissioner Yesterday, and were re-
licensed to do business in the state:
National Life of Montpelier, Vt:
National Surety of Kansas City; Inter
state Casualty, of New York; British
q Foreign Marine, New York; Railway
Officials d Employees Accident Associa-
ton. Of Indiana; Masons' Union Life
OF Indiana; Minnesota Accident, of st.
Paul; Minnesota Scandinavian Relief,
of Red Wing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-03
ANOTHER SUCCESS.
Beauty and the Beast Last Even.
ing Better Still.

Beauty and the Beast Last Even
ing Better Still.
The second performance of the pretty
extravaganza, Beauty and the Beast"
for the benefit of the newsies of the
city, was even more successful than the
former event. The audience was larger
and the performance by the children
more finished than it was possible for it
to be at the first performance, owing to
the limited number of rehearsals.
In addition to the operetta, Mrs. f. P.
Wright sang solo. with chorus by
the ''Dewsies," and besides this she
gave ''Hush-a-by Baby" the music of
which was written by Prof. Carman,
and dedicated to Mrs. Wright. Frank
Ign w. Lee gave an original character
sketch, which was very amusing. and
Miss Ida Adeli Robinson, who has re-
Gently come to this city from Boston,
gave reading which was most enjoya-
bic. The little Bryants, Princess and
Marguerite, again won for themselves
the greatest amount Of cOmmendatiou.
and their pretty dancing fully deserved
all they received.
Sanford Billings, of Minneapolis,
came down last night to see the little
Bryant girls dance, and concluded to
remain, as invited, and assist in the
programme. He sang twice in the most
entertaining way. He has wonderful
voice for so small boy. The play Will
be repeated this afternoon, and the fol-
loving special features will be added:
Solo, Sandford Billings; character song,
Fanny Dean; AFTER the Ball." Baby
Roedell; Thinkers Chorus" Christ
church boys: solo. Anna Campbell; solo
by Mrs. f. p. Wright, with chorus of
fifty newsboys.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-03
MOVE TO DISSOLVE.
National Chemical Company
Stockholders.

NdClOnai Snefn1CaI company
Stockholders.
Application was made yesterday to
Attorney General Childs by Judge Card,
of st. Paul, on behalf of the National
Chemical company, manufacturer of
stock teed, with headquarters in Mer-
riam Park, for the use of the attorney
generals name in a suit to dissolve the
company. The persons bringing suit
are d. l.. Danforth and G. E. Danforth,
of st. Paul, members of the corporation.
They complain that they were de-
franded at the time of the organization,
and that the company was organ
lied in fraud of the state. They
say further that the persons who
induced them to enter the corporation
were insolvent at the time. According
to All agreement with the incorporates
the whole capital stock was divided up
without payment of any value of the
stock, and under this agreement Mr..
Danforth paid amounts on the stock of
all the members amounting to So, 900.
Judge Card contends that this is suf-
ficient evidence of fraudulent organiza-
ton. The opposing interest was repre-
Sented by MIR. Hart. OF the firm of Breen
d Hart, of Minneapolis. The other
members of the corporation are E. D.
Titus, A. A. Titus and Y. w. Cole. The
attorney general has taken the matter
under advlSement.