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SnobrnOsiDrsrlct i Sbim. 5uo'
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after brir0er BAN IS Maanceer i Cor.
beorirgstuic..
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SoDonnien. &iooer al Sauaebros, be-
naaoet meO neutrality-suspicious. Sa.
pcrste0u.
Sinact IN ibjei. Miureriueno 6.
5. Sold gtyjtsO inlot iorleOen neO ira
cit Sti8e, paa builten ban bar saaet pp
Tor at reparcre en- Susgllp, rg bar
il act Ii8 ltjel ena Stcoet.
Iioenifabrli0 ltOmGrfcl5c. Get
felierlig', tpite artGolpgtite Snititut for
TT oroeutli9t gteolem unl9t IrOiesior,
DR.. Suliu5 2augc, iOm alcrebe FORM.
ben bar pptaQet ION forreipOnocrcnoe
@Ieolcm Al 3uitltutet.
Wiiltbrano hos WeuneIfcr. 0tfgs
icrcn paa 2ucgloroen / grninse Grgu
er bleuen anarebcn al Mllltbrano peb
at fonime / Sergrirg mco miltbranos
lD9e &reaturer pna berelbte Oaaro.
Ga Wiiltbranb tos Nicnueiter er NE
Get unoartct o. imitteiarllg er 3ilI1ls
oct taget uu0er ofiartlig ScGlnolin9.
S~jobcnbaDRs SnObgB9erantai. -
Zen iorelrbi9c Spgioretie al 6Oltes
trllingen ior 9jDbentaun rg Yiuboioms
uncr Den lite 5ebruar 1895 ioreligs
ger Ill. 6~olfetnilet bliper bereitcr:
a~jpbenhapn 333, IA; 5reSeritSbsra
5G,01G; S~un0bpcrne l5,499 % ~lltter*s
lcu 1902 Salt 4OS,191. SEQ DC
tiO!lgcre 6OitetrQin9er bar Goaeac
oRret: 1SSO:273.322; 1885: 32S, 577;
1890: 315,7l9.
utter FOrt @c0rngeri. 9lrct!pren
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zeluau3iuelie b.eUeu Grreiterct ior
6aiif o. SeOraseri. Gj,er IFtert 6ors
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0a &a5 eng 9tcieyue;ouo uO9jDr 1907
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6orptigtelier. Gen slnGolote er ers
ilGrct IaQit. GOsberg par N,eoIcm al
Syraaoet.
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teoe Iartu3 Y%ranouGlen I'D for al
nsiiltCre peo SlufuIu9eu al Ell me9et
it0r Yrano / 9~auo5buen 2smmiua.
ser baUoe ct SCARS Barn. Der Zen
%iore1aacnoe Niten bapoe iet @nlb0rgs
blusiene, billet laUc ct li9uenoe Slus,
ps trnote o%erior Slo i ct Snlmbus peo
@aarocier Sutton SlienS 9aoe. Sloen
breote Jig hurti9 til 2aoen % De pnls
trinsligsenOe Spsninger, o9 oa ben
enOell9 blcu besrGnoict, lua 9tasmus
MOrtcniens p9 &aSmu5 9eter Seus
lens @anroe iamt Sens 9~an9buaes
0us / aife.
ll!DffestilfGlOe. Gen 30te glpril
ltete Der i Srelning ct lpraeli9t lllpts
testiliploe, peo boilfct MrQer al Sgns
D~eraaaro Wtple @npers Stieliers Spu
mlitcoe 2ivet. Spnnen, ct Barn paa
s 2tnr, bar iommen meo I'll GlOrs Gut
paa ca. II 9lar noe at fiere Gjponin9.
llOior Sreining Mcieri bleo Seitere
piuoielis iip, % g1u fig til at lobe
lpbit, Og be9se @utterne itprteOe neo
ira @peneu. Mlcoens Den 9Glpitc bar
iaa telojg at ilippe nGIten uifaot ira
Jaloet, ialpt Den life Sens lise paa
6oueoet og fuGtfsbe i 5aloet Salieu.
San pp0e pieblitfelis, uceH at glue
9iu3tegu.
Toalra!cn ilep tefc inc.
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VaEt Gieuoo n..
Sarw tifSat0S.
tttIai8S eaer tiaeic.

cCarG, tifiaigs. $40 acres bes
y ltaaeEoe / 3eeotab EomJi bip, Sec. "a
8 Rtl Spogt ira Gecorab paa JrautoilIe
8eiea tlenot JONI 9ortsI Sauisn Jarmeu
g2inolt TO gere5 unoer 8logeu, Goitluig
Stou, aoet Sauo. baaoe 8rDHo meo 8ino.
mgQt oa COB Bn oiprmg, eooe 9p9rinaer,
tort N1nrteusbus, gooe St%aIebp5ntHser o9
auot Bronarp. Jarmsn or goot lnogeIroet.
Jarmen fan iRlge5 uu9er ct eler oeloi5.
giae!eoes 10 2otter i5anieUs 9oottion, &ejt
lecogah. glau beHDeuoer zig III Sobn 6e5g.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

5nObrnOstDr:rtct / Sbim. 3uo'
brnostpren ira Tbini, I:tsr SEMEN
9eoe9oaro bar III iaact fin Gcm, Der
after brin8er BAN IS Nlaancosr i opr.
beorirGstuIe..
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Sinrli9beo er iom en- Sappc, Der
better ale ManQler; men u0en 6pings
telie er ben en- WoraenrGbe uoen Sol.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Snjnricilgen lmeIIcm S%iceaomlral
Nielocl % flu. 4remcrlpltnant ".
Gbriitmas 0lrd UIds 0oImieio, | holl'
teu SuIs % Statsretten lppmte Gbrlli'
mas Girdmd. pplmfelO en- Spoe I'll
ztatStasien al 200 SIR. iamt Sa8ens
Cmlulinmoer, bill life bIlue appelIerei.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Ciifalgs.-apt gus, 8 SRrellsr,
X en- etaJe, b~eliagsnoe %sIi:uior Seit Ge'
corab Syoen. tilialss bsaist. Ole Snnoe,
trqfies "3ecorabsgoieR~. 42.ti.2
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Ctljalae.-Gn 5arm 385 acres
nar 3seor1b. glal ttlltriues Saeo5
s1ans, Gecorah, Soma. 322l.tf.2
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
garntmoroiageu | Siri.

garutmurbiageu / Siri. 2a9rets
srs ajcnbelie i ben befjeuote 8arne-
rr0jaS i Sirl ialot ben 29oe april.
|l~giplirmmcre Sag bar neppe prret bes
arsIet ueO npsen 2asmanpsret. Seb
|:issrs 5ilcnoebrlnselie pat man pu,s
Hrl aIOele5 uuis ON, bpem al De TO,
u ror itplOis, % aienpeIien MATTE
|nior lpOe paa: Sriiinoclie for be9ge
p Oct rar umulist for 9agretten at
'zme til uusen IalOcnoe Iisierelic.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
6O.glars 8 icersinbilGuul.

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par iprleben 60 9ar iioeu iol9enoe
Oiiicerer: Ss. Greet. GcneraapItnaut
GrnIt, Sberlt Glnbn, Sberit S6rgber,
aommcrbcrre, SbcrIt 3sptlln o9 Erc'
mierlcitnant &. $. SaaluaO uonGuntts
til SefouolpituaEter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
@ibenifabrlia llpmnrfclIc.

felierlig', tpite artGolpgtite Snititut for
TT oroeutli9t @teolem pnl9t IrOiesior,
DR.. Suliu5 2au9c, iom alcreoe Iurius
ben bar optaqet iom forreipOnoercuoe
Meolcm al SuItltutet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

II terbreb,s bicrame NorislleD Bodfrtt.
"Tnf dosesis 1r. ~. g.. Rice. soe
Wv 2t5. sNfbUile, j igrioa So, v. y.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Cilialgs. -@OOt Su5 meo 9aos.
\ Srene. Glisrue orr. Rdu benpenoe
ia tlS 6. Sarpeitao. Wlulsbanoler. 52tii
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

GOrg.riigt Us teitab ioreiIaacs !
ct al StolsraaO g6 reIieu iremlo9t 2ou>
uof0it, Der ialocr i TO Mlteruatlper,
tuun0ent eler %pnl1irit. Com Notoriu
GubiIcu3 peo bOr9crllgc % tie itabsitils
telie / 9uroolitrittsrre itol 6prljsclie5s
icmmlsiErcn iDrretc. Sorgcrlig ricoe
rs lie of fan iaa it 9GJtetnb flriclig
ueili8uet peo CIT Treit, ION BERTH Ell
ulQi9.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Sinact IN ibjei. Mureriueno 6.
5. Sold gtgjtsO inlot icrleocn neO ira
cit Sti8e. paa bui!ten ban par snaet pp
Tor at rsparcre eli Susgllp, r9 bar
Il act Ii9 itjel eaa Stcoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

SrocnstiloeIiug. unoer 24oc
SpriI CT aiiteoisst Sb:rit .. s. q.
SoDonnien. Giiooer al 8anaebros, be-
laaoet meo neutrality-suspicious. Sa.
oersteQr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Wiltbrano hos Weuneifcr. GFgs
icrcn paa 9ucglnrOen / glrnirse Srgn
cr 6leUen an9rebcu al Mitttbrano ueo
at fon,me / Ssrgrirg mco miitbranos
lD9e &reaturer pna berelbte Oaaro.
Ga Willtbranb tps NtenueIfer er me-
Get uuoartct o. imitteiarlIg er GiG1ls
oct taget un0er oiientli9 Scblnolin9.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

SlallnntbrpGup ieireocs pna @aar.
" S0lncr Mpilsbp i eiurelpcpaleu
= l7oe Spril Of Eonef 9lilicn %
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r. 0ar enOoa irilte o. rrriae; ben
otnO 1om fnaeoe Suebpto met
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~'''0'' o er beagc glrbeipsre %
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'a Scpaes NC
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

@iaI8 Sc!cfol. s 2anoljsoctlOcn
l Slnler bar 6iiierue i SaiItoo ca Here
&Hr iprorcpet Sloen mco 9lulng al
Sele'oncr ira Horboo iii Rorboo. Stl
2raoO bru3cr De @Qiiua (Guriteqaru3s
trano) ION or bcget. SeleiOnapparntet
er NOT o3iaa 9anite cnTelt, remlI9
en- lloen SyGlur / 6orm al Ell Grntt.
s Den minoite Nabuing CT Der ipGuot
ct StVfte @aosr. s bette letter man
ct oul meO Ell SDl, trGr 3ranocu iglens
rem, blnocr &nuOen ipr, iaa CT 9eles
ionen lGr0i9. Gen er baaOe til 6or.
~npielie % gi9ttc. Gcnne llo9aUc al
Sc!cioneu bringer Gpoeu noSiaa lougt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

spnnenoe geniGftiaeiSe.
$500 90 mere itaotg 3%orti:nsfe ont
tassr 81 1qfutHc TOT Dol pair 9fi fc. ~r.itaitis oip. Btb
le0er. Neon ociit 9'ab. G. n Q. Hitbermau,
222fsJ3sG ct. Gaal. Uiut
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

yriOnte Sagbrug. 5lere al De
r1Nre StOseiere cpouer Safeoalen,
''HS pg Saoc&no bar iaar bespnot at
Hi'ss ielu at iUrGole fit Spmmer, ba
s'Ecr, at bette uil lpnne ii9 bcbre enp
p Iaoe bet ite ueo De fore S~agbru1,
ra t0lj9ere.
olsle 9csc fan man ppouer 5ronos
R'lspelen aQereoe ie 6a7 iGooanne
Re'0rIierenoc imaa Sa9brus for StjG'
nag a SOro % %lanfer, bupr gomret,
" Slnterens Sob CT fiDrt ueo, uco
|Salp 81 ct leiet 2otomobil iflGres op
~S're'ter iGlses biret!e til Spnirs
|%rTirac.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

SoINlomt @Grpcrf. 80 Sinoue3s
~''E taitet lno. Yna Gaarpeu Gure
s''n, Sln9crife, bleu Der lprieocn Sat
ssaa't ct raat % brutalt Sarucrf,
v 0Illrent 60 Siuouesrnocr og en-
/" a @ansopren tleu ilaaet inn.
0'l'sn b!eu ilere lsie @jenltanoe,
~'s en- SauepOrt, lyuset ino siennem
: AStalteOe Sinpuer. Sorpuerne al
E'nIi8en er Tolltiet rel befienoie
''a'Ss'rloner. Woiiuet ltu.pe nOf
|RR '9nun". Sc ijernepe fig uans
s"a' ua9tet Der paa 2anbeueIeu I q
VaarOsn bar ~ioriamle. en- bel Del
@I lOm bar tiltommet pso epef,attel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Set firfelige ganosmobe os 60.

Set firfelige ganosneoe o9 So-
cialismcn. Set iociale Spgrgsmaal
par oppe til ~erunois 6%orbanoling ueo
9auosmpoet i &riitianin, Rorg', iioite
Iiaaueb. Si ifnl ienere leuere forte
uooraa al 9istusiionerne. 9enne
Sang meboeles fun ben me9et oistise
8eIlutnins. at man life ituloe Ouerlaoe
pei til SnOremis iiOnen at lgie bette
pistige Spprssmaal, on ma ianot, at
ben life masteOe bet, men at man an
iua BET neopenOist, at airfen i i'm Sel.
beo tos Zig ai bet Os iatie bet iom no.
get al bet Sisti9ite paa 1T Tro8ram.
gaoens @anoer er mese' lijstusn'
be, naar ban ifaI itripe; tan maa tase
ben penItre Saano % its ben bgire.
2ennc Saanoltjalpen bar ban bait / 25
Aar; ban fit ben eiter en- taaro Spss
bonn.
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cage bu!oer oersluis 5oreoros 'or be
"lluge IiGnOs &riitslis. 6orsnirg"
Der / Bpen. 9et er ret! sigr oft for
at ppmHntre Be llnse.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
.ns tiGalas eQer tineie.

u GUS. 10 GtaSsr, : SGreIier. / Spo
3 seorah. aoo 2aoe oq Sfp3selrRr, 21s Sot,
irlaes biai1t. bpiS S1aoel fan ite lnaTt.
Wan benpeuoe ia II! Y. u. Batter. 6irt
Rational Bnut 4f.ti.2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
TERMINAL or TIE ". Y. AND ". j. BRIDGE.
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSION FAvoRs PLAC-
INC IT BETWEEN FIFTY-NINTH AND
SIXTIETH SITS


The Sinking Fund Commission yesterday listened
TO the protests against the proposed placing OF the
New-York terminal of the proposed New-York and
Jersey Bridge between Sixty-eighth and
Sxty-ninth SITS.
The first objcctor was Robert A. Place, OF counsel
for the New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company who contended that the location Of
the bridge piers between Sixty-eighth and Sixty
ninth SITS would interfere with the railroad COM
panys yards and facilities and would obstruct one Of
its piers.
r. Floyd Clarke replied for the Bridge Company.
He argued that there would be but one pier OF the
railroad company affected. and that only slightly.
and showed that the structure would not I'm any way
affect the railroad, it would span the track
height of over sixty-nve feet
John Mcdonald. property-holder. argued against
the adoption Of the plan because the dust, smoke
and cnders OF the sX-track road be operated
the bridge would be detrimental! to real estate
values.
Gustav Llienthal. the engineer OF the North River
Bridge, rival scheme then started in on speech
against the NeW-Jersey Company, but he cut
Snort by Recorder Con, who declared that the Com
mission had nothing to do with any animOsity that
existed between the two companies
Andrew II. Green. The head Of the NeW-YOrk Com
mission then briefly outlined the general scheme Of
the NewJerscy Bridge and said that the Sinking
Fund Comm ssoners. duties lay in designating To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
REPORT BY GENERAL MILES.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY Oh
z..-.or,. ~ 1rrr, r,I,p pT>rr\'r or THE EAST

RECOMMENDATIONS TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF
TROOPS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.
WASHINGTON Nov. 20-Beyond the routine move
ments Of troops in the Department OF the East IN
the last fiscal year. General Miles who was in com
mand at the date OF the report has little to DISCUSS
He saws that the instruction and efficiency or the
cavalry were excellent The instruction of the ar
t,ery was embarrassed by want OF modern artillery
and material but in their absence the officers nave
made credable efforts to keep abreast of the times
The General recommends that the posts received
"sub-cahbres" for practice work of the heavy ar
tiery and the enlistment for the long term OF Yen
wears of special class OF non-commissoned oi-
ncers to be trained experts in artlIery ire ne
efficiency OF the infantry also excellent All IN"
infantry in the Department and part Of the artillery
had been armed with the new rifle. which has given
satisfaction except in the sighting and some minor
defects which will no doubt be corrected. the dis-
clplne was excellent and the trials by court martial
show a considerable reduction. notwithstanding me
Increase In the strength OF the command. The con-
solldated post mess not entirely satisfactory
and the old company ess Is believed t. BE- better
General Miles mentions briefly the need for garri
sons at the seaboard ports, and closes with recon-
mendatons for new buildings and improvements at
most posts in the Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
THEY DISAGREE WITH CARLISLE

COMMENT BY FINANCIERS UPON THE PLAN or
RETIRING THE LEGALTENDER NOTES
Members Of the Chamber of Commerce who at
tended the 127th annual dinner on Tuesday evening
at Delmonicos declared yesterday that II was the
most successful dinner ever given BY the Chamber,
and they were hearty In their praise Of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, consisting of General llor-
ace Porter. Henry W. Cannon, J. Edward Simmons
Lowell Lincoln and George Gibson. Members Of the
committee. together with George Wilson, the sec
rotary OF the Chamber. it was declared. had pro-
vided a most attractive and enjoyable dinner to-
gether with remarkable entertainment in the way
OF speeches.
Some of the members OF the Chamber inclined
Yesterday to crticse parts OF the speech Of Secre
tary Carlisle tending to throw too much dscredit
upon the system OF currency In this country. Mr.
Carlisle warmly applauded at the dinner when
he talked about the danger OF free coinage OF silver
and declared that the proposition Of the advocates
o. free coinage was to force loan for the benefit
of private individuals and corporations in time Of
profound peace When Mr.. Carlisle went so far as
advise Legislation for the retirement OF legal
tender notes however. it plain that many of the
members of the Chamber of Commerce did not agree
with HIM In the talk about Mr.. Carlisle's speech
yesterday there were many expressions Of opinion
that the Secretary had waded into water that was
TOO dceo for him and that the financial men of the
country would not follow him in advocating the re-
tircment o. gTeenbacks from circulation. The result
OF the recent elections was spoken OF as an nGica-
ton that the people did have much faith In the
financial policy Of the Democratic Administration,
and IL was declared that Mr.. Carllsles talk about
legislation to retire legal-tender notes would have
effect to discredit further the Administration
policy
Members of the Chamber OF Commerce spoke in
terms OF the highest praise OF the speech delivered
by Charles Emory smith. whose statistics OF Ameri-
prosperity were said to he TO some extent in the
nature Of an answer TO Secretary Carlisle.
II regretted that the excellent speech of the
Rev Dr.. Melancthon w Stryker was delivered so
late in The evening time when some OF the
.nbers Of The Chamber had gore from the ban
quoting hail Those who heard what he had TO say
about Ethics In Politics" were both pleased and
ed fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE PLANS.

Washington, Nov. 2O.-Secre;ary Herbert to-day Is
sued the following order regarding the Naval War
College:
The session Of the Naval War College for 1895
will begin on the first day OF June and terminate
the first day of October 1t is the intention of
the Department 10 detail twenty-five officers twenty
OF and above the grade Of lieutenant and five below
that grade for attendance during the session. From
this class it is proposed select five officers upon
the recommendation Of the college, to continue the
work of the college during the winter and TO pre-
pare for next years session. The officers detailed
will therefore be selected when possible. from those
who have a year more to serve on shore duty.
The location of the principal problem OF the session
of 1896 Will be the Gulf Of Mexico; The construc-
ton Of a war chart and defence plan OF the Nan
tucket Sounds VIII be completed, and the general
strategic consideration OF Delaware and Chesapeake
BAYS will be begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

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A, 4. Chase & wife. ssrsn'
J. ". Rogers. wilmingtos.
Del.
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b. W. Russell. Salem. Mass
". u. Kirk. Syracuse.
Mrs. X. G. Noble. New.
Britain.
MARLBOROUGH.
IC. Kendall. Toledo.
L. s. Douglas. Chicago.
Is. VI. Nicholson. Providence.
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J. +. Weare. Chicago.
r. ID. Hemming. Syracuse.
7. J. Freer. Atlanta. Ga.
VI. A. Powers. Washlngton
NORMANDIE.
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ford.
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Mrs. ". VI. Read. Boston
lG. NJ. Castle. Springfield.
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! ford.
10. c. Sims. Providence.
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delphia.
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PARK AVENUE.
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tertOwl.
lJ. X. Hughes. WATERFOWL.
/ y. r. Knowlton. HgTalo;
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T. Duncan. Hartford.
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Mich.
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Mass.
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ST. JAMES.
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| Haven.
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Nd.
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Haven.
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Mass.
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( w. :. Bromley Baltimore.
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Miss Mason. Cleveland.
IA. A. Garfield. Cleveland
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
WOMEN FOR CIVIL SgRTICE REFOhA'
AN ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED AT THE HoO'H vi
BISHOP POTTET-ADDREssES BY 'AnH
sCHuRZ AND HERBERT WELSH

~ ,ecocr,rrOv ORGANIZED AT THE HOUSE OF
prsHop porrER-ADDREssEs BY CARL
sCHuRZ AND HERBERT WELSH
A wel-attended meeting of women was held yes
terday afternoon at the house OF Bishop heniS -
potter No. 10 Washington Square. for the purpose
of organizing a "Womens Auxiliary to the New
York Civil Service Reform Association.
Bishop Potter presided Interesting auu' eose1
we're made by CAL schurz, president OF the Civii
csr,,toa Reform Association and Herbert Welsh. OF
pbIadeInha Mr. Schurz related a number OF III
cidents of his Official experience, showing 'he u'-
fortunate position Of the women employees Oh inc
Government under the old system OF appointment
for favoritsm and pointed out the especlai iui'e'"
os the women OF New-York In the constant eAort "
improve the personnel of the local government MI
Welshs address was an exposition OF the morai Is
sros involved IN the movement for Civil Service Re-
,orr, ard of the danger existing TO the Natohai
character in the spells idea in politics. Inc 'e-a
ton of the new system to the old was ne "ec'aieu
stmply the opposition OF honesty to dishonesty ne
closed with an appeal to the women OF New b osk
strongest influence toward It's advancement. ~.
was M By M fsa'9n sche
s Mss CSansf Mrs wnhp c0EdR
Knnicut Miss schurz and Miss Margaret Morgan
Among the women present weIe MIS- RoVce Miss
sell O LOT Butler Mr Mrs cNfI'es Potter Mss Pot
ter Miss Bishop Mrs W MIss S II NJ M SrssS
Mss Ee Sa1bsn Mrs e. Faies Coward Mrs Girls
void Mrs winthrop Cowdin. Miss A 1en uar
ShuysT G Mrs j. " y Raison Mss churz
r. Ward Mrs. Reeves Merritt Mf Johnson rs Miss
kin Miss Afs rns Ms Nj Miss syS Rent
Miss Willard and Miss Harriet Sss w Burt Of
There were prssent as G9o nTITss G W Watson
Of the Municipal Board Georg MGAneny George
of the Civil Service Reform Assoclato"' "'S'e
mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS
SENATOR CHANDLER FREES HIS MINI
THE JOINT TRAFFIC AGREEMENT "cRiME lie
is OPPOSED TO CONSOLIDATION EVERY
WHERE But IN NEw-ENGLAND.
SENATOR CHI

THE JOINT TRAFFIC AGREEMENT \ CRIME he
IS OPPOSED TO CONSOLIDATION EVERY
WHERE But IN NEw-ENGLAND.
Washington. Nov 2o-The articles OF Organization
Of the Joint Traffic Association announced III '"'S
mornings papers, had the early attention Oh 'e''a
tor Chandler who last summer so Vigorously ar
ra,gned the proposed presidents agreement out
Of which the organization grew. lie siih 10 It.
porter for the United Press:
.eThat agreement If II shall ever be signed, VIII
be crime against both the Antitrust la" ana tHe
Interstate Commerce law. | don't know but that
the presidents of the roads Interested are paying
the game with a view to learning whether or not
Congress will do anything for their relief. Tney
have put off signing it until the first Of the year.
after Congress shall have been In session month.
do you think Congress VIII amend the interstate
commerce INV so as to permit pooling under the
direction and control Of the Commission
II do not express any opinion now. answered
Senator Chandler "as to the probabilities In the
future near or remote. The condition that this
agreement forces upon public attention Is for the
executive and not the legislative branch OF the Gov
eminent. AS I said In recent letter to President
Cleveland, the proposed crime against the Anti NJ
Trust ana ana eydep9 as the cuban rebellion which
your Attorney General eagerly labors to suppress.
Joint Traffic Association have their subterfuge aad
false pretence. The railroad conspFators say tner
only motive Ia detect and punish viola tors OF the
interstate Commerce law TO pr9ttT n armo1y pwh
The interstate Commerce Commission. According to
present appearances they have swallowed that Com
mission, and VIII soon. devour unh!ndered the sub
stance Of the people
SENATOR Commissioner Knapp. in his letter to
YOU last summer called attention to the benefits re-
sing to the public from railroad consolidation IN
your section OF the country. DO you agree with
him." .
Certainly. far as that goes No one denies that
advantages accrue from railroad consolidation; But
Mr. Knapp while charged with the duty Of pre-
venting rdllroa >consodat!on and pooling, is aiding
In bringing about consolidation and pooling ! am
opposed to pooling at all, long as It 10 in vloa
Ion OF the law, and favor amending the law so as
~ nermit IL only under certain conditions. one Of
these Is governmental regulation. My attitude
toward this subject Is unchanged from what it was
last winter when the bill to permit pooling was be-
fore the Senate. What l said then stand by now"