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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

sentative from the state 81 IeNts' "aS 'e'' ~
private life by his constituents lie then einlsrd'eu
T., california ard nxe1 his residence n Los Angeles
where ~ engaged IN The practice OF law q Iew
months ago be came Washington, where ne iouhn
his friend and former colleague Judge CuperSoh
M the head of the Committee n JUDICIARY OF 'he
Horee Of Representatives lie succecheh III se'''"s
,hc efair,ngn interested in bill proNdihg lUl M
announcement Of an additional circuit Juuse III .s
Ninih Circuit where there were aneauy, wv ~ n"n
ming the promotion 70 the new once Oh MY" ~.
state District judge Icrskine NJ ROSS, oil , lns
su.,.Lor, Tistrict lhc nomination or Judge Ross
y,as Sen. 70 fre St1.aie on tho same day nat me
iii crcatir tne ontce was approHed 10y AZ Veil
BON Was noInInafed 10 The vacancy canscd py o ,ne
promotion Of Judge Ross surely Ires'u"na a ,,nn ,r
irI canno be fairly accused OF procrds'natlon ~
irpe case ard MIR Weborn is TO be congratulated
iInon the strength OF his pull So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TROUBLES OF 4 NEW associate

TROUBLES OF 4 NEW ASSOCIATION.
Chicago Feb 25-Chairman Caldwell Of the
Western Trunk Line Committee. to-day received
notice from the Santa Fe that n reduction OF s. %
on ,econd-class business out OF Los Angeles TO the
East on one-way tickets will be made at once
The reason for the reduction is declared TO be cuts
made By Other lines on the same kind OF business
through their connection. the Texas Pacific The
roads accused deny making the cut but the Santa
Pc is firm and says lower rates than those
announced VIII be made II necessary 10 meet the
competition. Chairman Caldwell. whose duty IT Is
to pass on the action. Is making fui' investiga-
ton II he finds II justified by the existing state
OF affairs he will promugate the rate 10 the other
lines In the committee and II not, tho Santa Re
will lie asked to withdraw the rate. failure 10 do
SO meaning its expulsion from the ass0c!a ton.
This would. however. demOraliZe the usefulness
OF the assoc ton. and would not be resorted to
except In the absence OF any other method OF
settling the matter In the mean time, the cut bids
fair to extend 10 lrstclass tickets and California
business 20 be thoroughly drmorazed. Ii is
claimed the Rio Grande Western. which Is not Yet
a member OF the Association. IL also cutting rates
on California business
There viii be a meeting OF the trunk lines with
the Western Trunk Line Committee next Friday,
when the former VIII be asked to discipline the
Grand Trunk FOR continuing 10 pay commissions
on Immigrant business Canadian ports In re-
for this favor. II II Is granted. the western
lines viii pledge themselves refrain from paying
commissions in the territory OF their Eastern con-
nectiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
MORE DEMOCRATIC EXTRAVAGANCE.

Washington, Feb. q (SpeclaD.-Chajrman saycrs
and Messrs. Holman and Dockery seem to hc Ut
tery unable to check the majority Of this Demo
cratic House OF Representatives in what they regard
as it's career Of wild and mad extravaganza. They
had hoped that when the members were brought
to face the necessity of having their votes recorded
on the proposition to give an extra months pay"
to all the employees Of the House. coupled with a
proposition to vote themselves 500 apiece ac-
count Of alleged clerical services for their personal
benefit after the expiration Of this Congress and OF
their respective OF service, the action OF the
Committee o. the Whole In which the votes cast
by members are not matters Of record would be
reversed. Never were Democratic economists
worse mistaken more grevously disappointed.
The advocates OF the grab faced the music like
the brave patriots they are. and boldly voed-li3
TO 1o8-to confirm the action Of the Committee Of
the Whole. 1t was "A Waterloo for the economists"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
HIS FATHER GAVE HIN UP.

Patrick l.. Arnold. OF No IS West Forty-fifth-st..
appeared In the Jefferson Market Court yester-
day morning complainant against his son
Iucius whom he accused OF stealing diamond
pin from his sister Nellie. The father Is bust
ness man with office at No. ll5 broadway.
THE boy Is worthless" said the father.
Can you do nothing with him" asked Justice
SImms.
NO" said Mr.. Arnold. Il can do nothing fur
Their The boy has about broken our hearts.
have done everything a man can do TO reclaim
him. but my efforts were all useless. ] know that
he IL utterly good for nothing and prison Is the
best place for him.
The boy was held In $1,000 bonds for the action
Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
LINDLEY W. FERRIS TO BE BURIED TO-DAY
THE VICTIM OF SOUTHERN HATRED WILL
REST IN PoUGHKEEPsIE-H SON III.
IN NEW-ORLEANS

THE VICTIM OF SOUTHERN HATRED WILL
REST IN PoUGHKEEPsIE-HIs SON III.
IN NEW oRLEANs
Lindley Murray Ferris. whose cowarily murder
by Henry NJ. Payne noted in The Tribune on
February II. will be buried In Poughkeepsie to-day
The murder OF Mr.. Ferris will be looked upon even
in louisiana a dastardy and cowardly crime
He went TO Louisiana and by his industry and hts
skill built up business by which a large commu-
nifty benefited. He North and interested
friends who capitalists in his scheme and
they became Investors with him His success
meant the success OF his Southern neighbors and
his money. his time and his family enlisted
in the The commercial legislation OF the
Democratic Congress the withdrawal Of the bounty
sugar caused the business in which Mr. Ferris
engaged fall below expectations. and con-
tracts made with planters could be fulfilled. Il
fault Of Mr.. Ferris's nor was he benefited
by the turn which business had taken. but the
southern hatred toward the Northern man was
mess. and series of prosecutions began which re-
suited In brutal attacks Mr.. Ferriss superintend
Mr. Ferriss son.
Not satisfied with this. Henry NJ Payne went 70
the ONCE or Mr.. Ferris one day and, after using
vile and threatening language. drew pistol. and
without cause or provocation shot him.
Friends and never carried weapon lie was .
man OF peace, and never sought provoked
quarrel. and his murder was blow 70 his
fiehds OF whom he had hosts. David ;. Ferris
when ne heard Of the attack made on his father
hurried to the scene from New-Orleans, and was
win him I'LL the end but the shock Frustrated
him and he unable 10 accompany the body
North lie is i'll in New Orleans now
ern states. and the difficulty with which a verdict
OF guilty Is secured agains; southern man who
may have insulted. robbed or even killed a North
ern man. makes the friends OF Mr. Ferris fear that
the coWardy assassin. Payne. will not be brought
secure hts conviction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
tn EEDUCE THE TROLLEY CdR FARES.
RESOLUTIONS BEFORE THE BEooKi.YN BOARD or
ALrEfsMEN

RESOLUTIONS BEFORE THE BEOoKI.YN BOARD oF
ALpEf,MEN
Tho meeting Of the BROOKLYN Board 81 Aldermen
yesterday was productive OF more ordinances hos
tile to he -icctrc companies. Alderman Colson. Of
the Committee Railroads. reported favorahly
resolutions providing that ears shall come TO a
standst at all crossings and remain stationary
until safety is assured also prohibiting motormcn
from talking and providing that speed Indicator
visible 10 passengers be pacel In each The
resolutions were laid over for two weeks
The following resolutions were presented and re-
ferred TO tie Railroad Committee:
Resolved That the corporation o. tho city OF
Brooklyn 40 hereby require the Brooklyn city Rail
road company TO furnish and sell their Offices
passenger fare tickets In parcels Of twenty -nvc.
al The rate 81 / cents each ticket. or 81 per hun
drcd and receive the same az fares. and that chill
dren twelve gears OF and over two years Of age
shall be charged not more than 2 cents and chill
Creu Of two years Of age and under shall pass free
PerolVci. That the said company be further re-
auircd 10 scll ckets In parcels Of Fix FOR = cents
Resolved. THAT the clerk OF the Common Council
NJ. and Is hereby directed to serve upon the prcs-
dent and ecrrftary ~ Ire Brooklyn city railroad
Cornpauy cert fed copies OF these resolutions: and
that in the event % any delay IN compliance there
with me CORPORATION Counsel be and hereby Is
Instructed 10 take immediate measures to enforce
all the provisions OF these resolutions
The board decided 10 buy water tower for the
Ere Department and build house for H. Alder
man Ucss's resolution opposing the I..xow conso-
Gat,ou project was adopted. Alderman LEIGH moved
10 lay il on the table. but his motion was lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
SpEcLaL REAIGIOrS SERrLCEX

Suecial half-hour MONDAY services for business
mon and others viii be held every Friday ia Lent.
in St Pauls Chapel G;roaGway and Nesey-st.D.
consisting Of the litany. hymns and a brief ad-
lrees The addresses 'he first two FRIDAYS.
March ! ana 8. will be especially designed for
boys-ofce boys newsboys. messenger boys and
others Those having boys an their cmploy me Mt
,yill confer a favor hy permitting and encouraging
Them 10 attend all these services. especially those
held on the first Two Fridays. The services Will
begin promptly az 300 p m, and last only one
half hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

PROVISION for diamonds. cut, but not set. inns
would take diamonds from the free list ana p''
them the dutiable list at q per cent
Paragraph iSl now reads Fish frozen or ptcken
in Ice fresh As recommended II will read; fres n
FISH. frozen packed in ice, ana other ifesh
water fish not otherwise herein proVldei lot,
Paragraph 5i2. "magnesia, sulphate or. or EPSON
salts is stricken ont, they are also on the dut-
able list at one-fifth OF 4 cent per pound
Numerous other changes are recommended. princ-
pally in punctuation and in striking out suoncads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
VIOLATING THEIR AGREEMENT

Chicago Feb 25-Eastbound shipments last week
amounted to s5l6 tons. as against 1878 for the
preceding week. and 5S96S for the corresponding
week last year. The increase is aid 10 be due
to the fact that rates are being freely cut and the
Cleveland agreement set At nausht shipments
were divided as follows Michigan Central. 60@,
Wabash sgt: Lake Shore. 1865; Fort Wayne.
i33: Pan Handle" 1910. Baltimore and Ohio.
3gOl; Grand Trunk. jSs2. Nickel Plate 1905;
Erie s 7sg. big Four" loN1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
THE sEAnoARp AIR LINE BOYCOTT.

baltimore Feb - Standardization Hoffman
OF the Seaboard Air Line. today virtually admitted
that the relations between his company and the
Southern Railway Company were strained ana
that IL looked as II the southern were behind the
boycott recently declared against the Seaboard by
the Southern Railway and steamship Association
Mr. Hoffman IL sure that the boycott Will fail OF
its purpose and denies In the most positive terms
that his company dsrcgarded the rates made by
Commissioner Stahlman. lie also denies that the
Seaboard company Is after the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
ONE OF THE NEEDS OF LIFE TO A
CLERGYMAN.

Ponds Extract is a familiar ana
constant, tried friend with us; a house
hold necessity" II. r. MCEwEN, IN.
d., ID. d., Pastor Fourteenth street
Presbyterian Church, New York, De-
tOber % 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
POUGHKEEPSIE BRIDGE sY

Philadelphia Feb - tSpecaD.-A call viii be
issued - Thin a few days FOR an adjourned meeting
OF the first mortgage bondholders OF the Phila-
delphla Reading and Ncw-Fngland Railroad Com
pany better known the Poughkeepsie Bridge
system. Tor the purpose OF hearing the report OF
the committee appointed at the last meeting. or
which cx-Prcsident John s Wilson IL chairman.
since It's appointment the Wilson committee has
had several conferences with the OLD bondholders
committee. but has failed to accomplish any
definite result The members OF the old committee.
who have made suggestions whatever. are OPP
posed 10 the bondholders taking any action, on
the ground that their interests Will be protected
when the Reading Railroad Company. which is the
lessee OF the property. il rcorganiZed. The Wilson
committee IL % different opinion. believing that
the reorganization OF the Reading H. not yet In
sight; that the past treatment OF The POughkeepsie
Bridge hondhoders by the READING officials Affords
no announcement for tho future. and that the
bridge system will have Gar better outlook Tor
business II divorced rom the Reading than under
any arrangement likely to be- made FOR II under a
reorganixat ton OF the latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

wcacs her she complains of herself as aching aha
sore and As sleeping poorly. Onen she Is troubled
with backache or a tender spine with bearing cow
weight in the abdomen, or at PERIODS shS n'.'y Nv,
irregular or suffer extreme pain from iune"o''"'
arrangements. 40 " . a., T.,
Dr Pierce. Chief Consulting Physician TO the IN
valids Hotel and Surgical Institute OF punao. Az -;
in his long and active experience met many cases OF
this kind for which he ed prescription whcn was
found to cure such difcu. es permanently III ni"fD
right per 6enf of all cases Having proven 80 smr
on the market and it is to-day sold more largely
than any other medicine for the ills Of a;. woman
liberation Inflammation and the catarrhal drain from
the lining membranes of the special internal organs of
women Dr. Pierce's Favorte Prescription reaches
the origin OF the trouble and corrects it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

A telegram from Mr. Geo. G. Flint. the large t"'h
dealer. OF West 23d-st.. who Is now IN fo''"a' 80
keep the who at work on the i'e' ' :.
Mission Building employed at the le'h-s' '" -.
These men being forced to quit work on ac'ou" " a.,
strike this decided to run their factory ~,
utmost capacity and place the samples !" ''''
warcrooms at the cost Of production
purna the manic OF 1893 this firm kept their men W
Moved in the Manhattan Life Insurance Build'nS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
AGAINST THE Police JUSTICES NOW.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL TRY TO FIND
OUT WHERE THE BILL is THAT CALLS
FOR THEIR REMOVAL.

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL TRY TO FIND
OUT WHERE THE BILL is THAT CALLS
FOR THEIR REMOVAL.
As announced In The Tribune Sunday, there
will be special meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce tomorrow. at 1870 p m, to petition the
Legislature TO pass without further delay the
pending bill for the removal of the Police Justices
and the reorganization OF the criminal courts.
call for the meeting sent out yesterday by
Alexander +. Orr, the president OF the Chamber
IL Is expected that bill for the reorganization OF
the Police Department may be presented for ap.
prevail at the meeting The bill is being dra wn I'D
BY the Committee of Ten. appointed by Charles
Stewart Smith president of the Cooper Union
mass-meetng. The call tor to-morrows meet.
ing Of the Chamber of Commerce was sent out IN
response to the request conveyed In the appended
letter:
New-York. February g. 1896
Alexander f. Orr. President Of the Chamber Of
Dear Sir. The undersigned believing the admin
to be perversIon OF justice, an oppression Of tho
poor ana scandal to the fair name o.; this city
respectfully request that you will, early day,
can meeting of the Chamber for the purpose
OF petitioning the Legislature to pass. without
Justices Of this city and the reorganization OF that
branch or our criminal procedure Yours respect
rysn onaf' Ssss sms SSTnqs es
Porter. Gustav n: Schwab II. NJ galloway Henry
HenN Morris X. Jesup. Hugh y. Camp and
Charles Stewart Smith said yesterday in refer
ence 10 the meeting: The bill of which we speak
was introduced into both houses OF the Legslat-
ure on January Is. and it is still hanging fire We
want 10 know why, and that is the reason for the
meeting. The administration of our police courts
Is VIGOROUSLY scandalous and corrupt. We want
to get those police justices out OF Office soon as
possible. for We believe they are not ft to hold
judicial positions The Power OF Removal bill,
OF course: does not apply to the justices; there
OF existence. and II be rid Of IL the only
10 tn have this bill passed - ~ ~''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
A sdcCEssFUL OFFICE HUNT.

Washington Feb % CSpeclaD.-The nomination
by the President to-day OF OlIn Wellborn to be
United states District Judge for the Southern Dis
trict OF California marks the end OF one Of the
most successful office hunting expeditions of recent
times Some eight years ago Mr.. Wellborn, who
had served several terms in Congress as a Rep-e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
COTVTT MEDICAL SOCYETT.

Dr. George Henry Fox lecturcd before the County
Medical Society last night on hereditary diseases.
and diseases OF the skin. lie illustrated his leo
tnrc with ln0 lantern slides.
The hall Of The Academy Of Medicine was well
Glltrf After the lecture there was series Of
fivc-minute discussions and then a supper was
served I'm the dining room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Mrs. MARY GRIM, Of Dant(o'f
Franklin Co.. H.. writes: A few
years ago l took cold. which result.
ed in female trouble, and affected
my whole system. About a year
ago. l took chills, had one or two a
month they were very weakening.
Had pains in my sides. more fire.
quentiy in lefl side gradually grew
worse until. finally, I had to take
to bed. had "A bad cough and
couldn't rest. Icommenced taking
your medicine, took 1t about four
months, taking seven bottles OF
DR.. Pierce's favorite Prescription
aud FIVE of his Golden Medical
Discovery" My weight has in.
creased. and I feel better and
stouter than l have for years."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
@AIR AND BEAUTIFUL

4 the woman who Keeps at dis
lance the complexion beautiiiers,
paints and powders, which soon
ruin the face. A healthy glow TO
} the skin. a face without wrinkles,
and sparkling eyes, will be yours
if you keep the system and the
special internal organs i'll good
condition. The young girl, OF wo.
man. often grows pale, wrinkled
and thin. eats little. everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white T,ssne. silt.
changes pressure Indicated by The IN. tern.
recording barometer. The broken line represent" Wv WV
peraturs recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune once. Feb 20. a. m.Ths weather 'ss'e' u~
was cloudy early In the day but cleared later on '
temperature ranged between ~ and 81 degrees me
,36aO being 13is higher than sunday and "a "s'
than on sIhe corresponding day last year .,,.-
The weather to-day Is likely 10 be fair ana oo'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
THE UEA1HER REPORT
FAIR AND COLDER TO-DAY.

Washington. Feb. 2j--rhe storm has moved from the
north ~ Lake superior New Brunswick \ storm 10
developing To the north Of Montana \ ridge OF hgh
extends the East Gulf 10 Lake Superior
and an of high pressure appears to be developing az
the Middle Pacific Coast Light has fallen in the
lower lake and light rain In the middle slope The
tempera the Northwest. Atlantic and
Gulf and the Ohio Valley and has generally
elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
Spring Is Coming

But II Your blood Is impure. your vitality low. your
nerve suehstn sxhausted y will bring you little pleas
wish 10 nc able TO enjoy coming OF sprng ana
summer you must make sure that your blood IL mrs
and healthy and the best way DO this is 10 take pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont rain or
colder. northwest winds. diminishing.
Eastern NewNork. fair. in
portion colder. northwest winds.
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvsnis.
N"w-Jersey, Delaware Maryland and virginia fair;
cooler, northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

PARIS February .. Ib.1'
A decree of the Minister OF Agriculture, published
this morning forbids the importation into FRANCE
until further orders OF cattle coming from the
United States Cattle shipped before February "a
will be admitted under certain restrctions,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
Hoods
SarSapariIIa

4 few bottles OF this great medicine will and
vitalize the blood. drive out all impurities and give
streng.h health and happiness Remember that Hood
sarsaparila is the great blood purifier.
HoOdsc pi11c act tremendously with Hoods
AVO$A ~ = AAAS Sarsapsrila. 25c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Mr. Meyer Dem, La.) to-day submitted TO the
House a report several petitions. received by the
Naval Affairs Commit from various medical as
ocations for the rejection of the bill reorganZing
the personnel OF tn Navy. the ground that It's
passage viii degrade and "dsorgaHize" the Me1i-
cal Corps OF the Navy. Mr.. Meyer gives "A history
OF the preparation of the Personnel bill. and SAYS
that, in the opinion OF the committee. 1t il dia-
tincty favorable to the medical officers now III the
service. He adds that the bill presented BY the
SurgeonGenera provided for change OF titles.
The House bill adopts the new titles suggested with
the exception of that Of Medical DrectOr-G neral
for the head o. the corps. retaining the present
title OF Surgeon-General, and. in addition. II
tains the title Of assistant surgeon III. foo: Of
the corps The bill does not adopt the distribution
Of titles az suggested with increased rank Such
action would place the junior commissioned officers
In the Medical Corps one grade higher in rank than
the junior commissioned officers Of the inc Paw.
Engineer or Marine Corps. The join, suA-com-
mtee failed to see any reason for making this dis
tinctiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

The President has issued a proclamation poslpoh-
ing re effec. OF the rules Of the road at sea
until some f,ture dat in accordance with the act
IF Congress approved Saturday. In the proc
lamatio Il is stated that this action is taken al
the rouues. Of Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-
TRUTH OF THE REPORT THAT FRANCE
HAS INTERDICTED AMERICAN CATTLE.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT-FOR ma
TIoNAL PARK AT APPOMATToX-PATENI
ATTORNEYS DO NOT AGREE WITH
HOKE SMITH-THE REVENUE
CUTTER SERVICE.

CUTTER SERVICE.
Washington Fe. 25.-United Press cab,e dis
patches from Paris, published this morning. an
nouncing that France had been persuaded 10 JON
Germany in the retaliatory Introduction on the I'M
portation of American meats, are confirmed by the
following official dispatch. received to-day from
Henry Vignaud Secretary of the American Embassy
In Paris: