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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
SIX MONTHS or THE 1AhIfF'
AID THE BALANCE SHEET SHOWS \ DE-
FICIENCY OF s435l5,OH

WORKINGS OF THE WILSON duEMAN BILL ~ y
,,,vop,p,r TIME COMPARED WITH THOSE
or THE MKINLEy LAW IN a PERIOD
OF EXTREME DEPRESSION.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuNEl
Washington, Feb. 2S.-To-day endS Inv S'~''
,nonth of the operation Of the ne" lar'h 'd" w
ing into effect August 2s 1894. the treasury oes"
n feel its results by September l. and mas CON
timed TO feel them week by week ana mum" 70
month until a, the end of the half year the pa'-
ance sheet shows a deficiency OF siooio'V'i' M
:. M. nieasant news to the people VINO lhs's'eu
during the discussion Of me NI'so"- ''" "
.ba, whatever its faults might be- IL wo"'a pro-
ducc more revenue than the Mckinney Id" u'''
re,ore CHING into an analysis OF inc hg"res' !.
"a we'll enough to remark that the operations Oh
49, rroasurv during the last few days seem 10
~. haen carried on with the especial purpose {"
making A satisfactory showing Tor 'h' Hion'h Vi
February at the expense Of the mont" Vii )" W
follow Every month under the ne" farm Id"
bae rroduced a deficiency, but MT t"THS'e was ~
nor,d.r, ,ba, there would be comfortable sur
nus'' in February that a heroic ehor' mas o''"
made to produce it. The result - 'hd' NV W
n,ie,c, for February appears H. BE- only >-"Ii'-''
This result has been achieved, however 10y eco"
o,nizing temporarily In expenditures. 'I"."'''!
expenditures average over sl"N"" 4 "hN' p"'' wa
ousl, enough the expenditures OF the c'"rl"s "'S
Of February were reported ~ Only ~'''"' VIM
tho average during the last ten ""H7 "'S ~"
about $d""p daiiF 'h9'c'' ' $500. ,..,ro,.I
,,bicb the ouerstions OF the year nave a'''hE'l'
Evidently MIR Carlisle has been adopting """'N
the past few days ire custom ~ ''"S' wiz -!
-, .b,ir .redi,ors Bring your bill In next "''k.
~ ,".l' ,,a,r, r,,. ~ expenditure been kept MP
li"l Inc oI 80 49, M deficiency would have
during the Last ~" '%".o1lo instead OF less than
- '.., ~, StV'''''' va
~ haiI year III wv 49, Lss made s,ch = record
MN the idst 'n1l ,sirf. If me Government
~ deficiency ~ .H' ts',,r, o,ncn ll;tres The re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
AN UNJUST PENSION ORDER.

Washington Feb % (SpeciaD-Tt appears tha: in
the opinion Of the authorities OF this Administration
who have charge OF matters re.ating to pensions.
men who enlisted and served in the Union Army
from certain States not entitled to the de-
gree Of credence that Is given 10 men who enlisted
and served in the Union Army from other States.
For example under order Issued by the Com
missioner OF Pensions week ago. the affidavit Of
a Union pension claimant from the state OF Ten
nessee that he never served In the Confederate Army
Will be accepted, but the affidavit, OF Union PEN
sion claimant from Virginia. North Carolina. Ala
bana. Arkansas or any one OF several other States
TO the same effect will not be accepted unless sup
ported By the afidavits OF two other competent
and reliable persons" What reason n-any IL as
signed for this discrimination is not known put upon
Its face the order appears to be unjust ana uhlust-
fable. Many men who served In the Union armies
In the South and Southwest during the war can re-
call the cases OF great many Union men woo
braved danger and underwent much exposure IN
order to obtain opportunities to enlist In the Union
Army. and who after enlistment served their coun-
try faithfully. Some of these States. like Alabama
and Arkansas. furnished entire regiments, which
bore their part In the great conflict The survivors
are men whose testimony is entitled TO as much
weight as that OF their comrades from any other
State. and whose sacrifices in the cause OF their
country were at least great. The attempt OF the
Administration to place stigma upon them now
ought to be resented II deserves 10 be By every
Union veteran In the land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
IN THE HOUSE or COMMONS
MOTION TO DEVOTE TUESDAYS TO
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS CARRIED

1850 ,.rr, os, To o2,-AC-rION OF THE HOUSE or
REPRESENTATIVES, ON BRITISH sEALERs
| 70, ,,us DIsct-ssED- GUATEMALAs DEBT.
, Eeh GA motion by Sir William har'
, "a dsvote Tuesdays to Government business
instead 81 private members bis, as HERETOFORE wa
,r,,ed IN the House Of Commons today oy WIG
Of 236 to 22l. .. r,no ra,-
psnving 10 william Frederic Lawrence VINO ~ '
-. ~. Abarcromby Division OF Liverpool SIT
1.,o Co... rider Foreign Secretary, said that
r'" =. Tho Government had been called 10
49, ~, that Guatemala was not paying tne ~,
| ,arest of her external debt. MT Eosi'"s Dr.
Nln,ster Resident In Guatemala ne sau. an,
| instructed 10 inform the Guateiha'a' :,
that n council: Of foreign holders Vi 'le 49, -.
| Guatemala had urged That Co"l"'' -
| he sent INN sdiatey from Guatemala 20 rnsa1
49,. .,,h rho bondhoIders. Mr. Gos.ing had a'su
| hoo IN. ruc.sd TO recommend unohciaHy ."h
| Guatemala arrive az some terms with hei p'''
creditor , ,,r the
KirkjaIe Division OF Liverpool. asked u Oh '"
pourc.fo,. the British Amba ssador at "ashhs'
| ton had Informed the Government 'ha' inc
| Tui,ed States House Of Representatives, hau re-
! ioctod the proposition appropriate ''-o''" 40
! conversation FOR British sealcrs under the a"a''
aud findings of the Behring Sea Tribunal ol <Ai"'-
| tration. . -
,ored that he did not know whether or not inc
! rejection OF the proposition was aOsolu'e'! mo
: n II WAS the claims made would have 10 DE
| examined In detail by commission, IN acco'
| .,,h tho Arrangement agreed upon before the pro-
nos,ton to the House OF Representatives, was
| made. - Nd, ora
In reply TO a question hy william Randall ere.
! NOR ,e,nber for the Haggerston Division OF
Shoreditch Sir Edward stated that the to'aa y,
Grcat Britain's expenditures In connccuon W.. WI
the arbitration Of the Behrng Sea seal nsneri in
rmJed canada's share Of the expenses; Inc ac-
count with Canada had not yet Been auJa aI 1rov
70 b,s nneson, Sir George aden Powell gave no,
! tico Of his intention TO ASK the co,S ionty
ADVANCE the amount OF the award to seh bs
the United States Congress woua 80 ' mat tbe
| S,bnrwieo there would be NO prospect that We
,.o,, ~ tho award would effected until the
| Assembling of the new Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
,opANorr TO BE GIERss SUCCESSOR.

Vienna Feb 8-Thc "Fremdenblatt' declares
,b,, II has obtained information from thoroughly
Trustworthy source that Prince Lobanoff- Rostovski
Russian Amba ssador to Germany will be appointed
Russian Foreign Minister. to succeed the late NJ
de Giers.
Berlin, Feb. 2S-The "Kolnische Zeltung' says
that the Moscow Gazette reported some time ago
that Prince Lebanon would succeed the late NJ.
de Giers as Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
The Prince, In that case would receive probably the
title Of Chancellor. which lapsed after the death Of
Prince Gortchakofr
London. Feb. 2s-"The Morning POST Is Informed
from ST. Petersburg that Prince Lobanofr's appoint
ment will not be gazetted until he shall have pre-
scented his letters OF recall Although gaxeted for
the Berlin Embassy month ago. Prince Lebanon
has not taksu o6icisl leave Of Emperor Francis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

80 plus mileage from the National treasury
Snttles plurality in 1892 on the face OF the pre-
cinct RETURNS all OF which were made by Demo-
cratic election oficers s3, which was reduced
by Democratic county re,urning boards 10 so he
received MIA certificate of election from a Demo
cratic Governor In 1894 Settle was candidate Tor
va Election and his plurality nearly 3.pD de-
sn,te The fact that there was no fusion candi-
dates for Congress IT. the Nth district and that the
ponrlst candidate received mere than 1000 votes.
In view Of all these facts. the attempt to GUST Set
lie and seat Williams in the expiring hours OF a
Congress to which he was not elected ougff TO
prove a hopeless one. and to possess only such
Significance as would attach to any unsuccessful
raid on the National Treasury for the personal
pecunary benefit Of a defeated party associate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
JAPANESE LEAVING WEI-HAl-WEi.
MOST or THEM GOING TO TAiIEN-WAN-"ifi
FROM THE CHINESE Ex-EMPREss FOR
uI,EEN VICTORIA.

FROM THE CHINESE EX-EMPRESs FOX
QUEEN VICTORIA
London Feb "a dispatch to the ran MAI
Gazette" from Che-Foo says that the Japanese
have ,vacua,-l Ming Hal and the advanced posi'onS
al Wol.Hai-Wci. and most OF them have gone 10
Talien-Wan.
Tn. Chine.r Minister o-morrow VIII take 10
w.rdaor the presents sent to Queen victoria ny the
* Frpress of China IN return for those sea oy the
Ouenn on the occasion OF the anniversary OF the
br,h NJ the ex- Empress. The gifts consist NANNY
~ beautiful colored satin scrolls. bearing inscrp
lions IN chinese Characters. worked by the nand OF
he a. Empress expressing good wishes Tor the
Cuotl. ,,,.-
Berlin Fob 2s-Niscount Aoki, japanese Minister
70 GERMANY. said to-day. in an interview Win
,ouor.sr from tho al-Anzeiger:
Without n Gee sion of territory. CHINA cannon
,eok,n on the termination OF the war. NhlIe u. Is
fullv UNDERSTOOD that china must "eHhiiE Us LOT
nur expenses In the war. am aware that the
Europe,n Powers NAV interfere 10 prevent 'es-
sion o., territory. but II is TO be hoped thht IN
Japanese Government VIII maintain rs position tnal
mo conclusion OF peace. equally win the conilct.
Concerns Japan and China alone Foresceing tnat
IN. war would Involve the risk OF competitions
with the Powers. japan did everything 10 avert
bo.tili,l,s and tried 20 settle the torefn question
,e,r.1hlv CHINA made that Impossible Japan Is
,,Iinr al any moment 10 agree TO terms when are
n InV way Acceptable and honest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
NoDJEsKA FORBIDDEN TO APPEAR.

Iordoa. Feb. 2s-"rhe Daily Ne"ss CORRESPONDS
m, a. odessa saws that Mime Helena Modjeska
has hesn forbidden to fulfil her engagement with
the Warsaw Theatre. He ascrlbes this prohioition
"a her lectures in Chicago and remarks that under
General Gourkos regime she would nave peeh eA
n,lIad mr. arrested. Count SchouNalon the new
,;overnor OF Russian Poland. has issued an order
nermitting kilograms in the Polish languase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
PLANS OF THE GERMAN ADMIRALTY.

Berlin. Feb 2s-The Re.chstag debated the naVa
budget to-day Or. Lieber. AZ reporter o. 40
Budget Committee. announced that the Goverh"ene
had told them that it did not propose to nave INC
total number of ironclads exceed fourteen ana
.'sbad 70 renlace before 1901 only Two OF the
obsolete battleshps. The Admraltys Intention was
~ huild only one nrst-cass cruiser, ana not moro
Than seven secondclass cruisers 70 meet the pres
emf needs OF the navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
DR.. PIERCE'S~
FAVORITE
~~PRESCRIPTION
CupEs THE WORST CASES.

Mr. HOMER CLARK. OF No. IaS Hrif
7hIyd .I,rrf. .Nonr City. IA. writes I:
My wife was troubled with female
weakness. and ulcers of the uterus.
She had been doctoring with every
doctor Of any good reputation, aud
had spent lots Of money in hospitals,
but 10 no purpose. She continued
to get worse. She was greatly pre-
JUDGED against patent medicines,
hut as last resort we tried bottle
OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
We had seen some Of your advcr-
tisements. and Mr. Cummings, a
wcst-side druggist, advised Ms TO try
a bottle. We tried IL with the fol.
lowing results The first bottle did
her so much good that we bought
smother, and have continued until
abe has been cured"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

-, .. ,bo, no was previously accredited He
probably will not appear az his ne" post !" He"A
at all. ... .,,, .,. ,ouorrow thar NJ DO
AL Russian Ambassador 70 Great iSrltain' is sn
~ tho anpolnt;nent 10 the Russian Fore!sn gilcS
no ,use from the first he showed the gted'es' IT.
mc,ance TO consider the cnanse or resldehes' ime
=, oo,.rsbure climate does not agree with MIN
Tho writer speaks highly OF Prince Lebanon ao"-
nd love C peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
oruER NOMINATIONS SENT IN

Washington. Feb 2s.-The President to-day sent
~ the Senate the following nominations In addition
10 that of Mt Wilson to be Postmaster0ienera-'
Louis NJ. Buford, of Illinois. consul at faso de'
B. b. spagnoli. OF California. consul at Milan
Italy. D,.o. ~, o,d A.
thur p Greeley. Of New Hampshire, TO be Exam
iners-in- Chief In the Patent once.
Navy--Commodore William a. Kirkland to be
-admira,; Captain Francis VI. Bunce 10 he COM
modore: Commander p +. Harrington 70 be cap
tain; Lieutenant Commander Samuel w. Very 70 be
commander: Lieutenant John A. Rodgers 10 De heU-
tenant commander; Lieutenant Gunior grade) A I.
Amy 10 be lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
Az Old ARMoR FROG ss AFTER Al

y
,V,sntny,.n Feb < CSprciau Tho -'-rhll"i 'u""
C,rn.ele process IN Ia" Manufacture ~ afH'i
mates turns out 10 De nothing r"N. "'"r "'i u
~ re.cn. ,ost Of foGr;een-inrh Hirrey.z"l car
,ee.o mate AT Indian II 81 me results ""f" s.f
r-i.lrclv yoot AMI acrc as,r.1rl by -lirr i''pe ~
a new discovery" tn %" treatment 90 atW'i phir
made ~ the carnegie Coupan5. which Consist D
II Hary.ylziug the plat" al - o.. Knees az --''"
;can N hes rolling - down - fIIr' .'a i'n-- i.
IN. x.c-s. ana hen completing ;a- operation POS
hardening o.. Plate vita Je'" - ."i water q '.
do.ilf.,ilv the plat. was 'N-'i.1' ONE" i'f WI %
r,u credit should he given o. 30" 'arn' lie ''n'
p,rv Bet tha, tneT" Was nothing mes 10 N"
p,ocee. = manufacture - "el known % every
h, IA familiar with the carry apl alton ~ IN" liAr
yev process At bOih the Carueg.- anI 3D." l"ini"Ar
=, .rk- In the summer %: l'il inr Ntfil 'i lI ~
peparfnent ordered two n,cke-si"'l fti"' H""
carnrs.-. Ph.lps * g.. hItn ~ MI % .F'i" 81"
treat,! by the Harvey process at ~. hh'-- "'
twelve AMI 0ne-half inches, then reduced ' tni' <
ueys 10 ten and cne-ha.f inches. AMI hdf l'h'" y
y.il,r order FOR t~o HarvryiLc! plnf'- Vas gwen
ahofi, inc "A me tirne t. the Bethlehem Iron com
many EXCEPT ina: oniv one % tn" bethlehem Ph'rs
80 10 e ~ ulcke! steel. Both w"r" ori~r~l - ur
Uarvevized AZ a thickness OF lively" ana one nan
inches reduced II ten and on"-half in h-~ aud then
hardened I hese plates were manufactured ny nom
cnuusuie- I'm accFf lance with the directions OF IN"
Ordnance bureau Thus il VIII b" seen mat thls
sn-called new Process was simply return 10 some
- the 6rst ideas advanced IN connection win the
manufacture OF Harveyized armor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
rrsrINC; A NEW GUN IN FRANCE

Paris. Feb 2S-The War Department has CONS
ploted experiments with new gun "hich Is guar
anteed for 1000 rounds After 80" ROUNDS hau nee"
a., NTH the heaviest charges OF smokeless pow
dsr the rinng was found in fair condition. Tho
muzzle velocity OF tn" projectile was 1900 feet
second The gun is made OF hard tempered steel le
has a chokebore OF such construction that a. tho
nroiectCe moves forward In the barrel the htnfs
~ me rng become larger and closer. the coprer
forming the driving band Is constantly set out. Ins
discharge OF gas between the projec,lle ana vac
walls Of the Sun and the consequent erosion OF ING
gun are thus prevented The gun has bore o.
about six inches. and is between twenty-five ana
twenty three feet long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
TILE LocH MAREE pocKED AT BELFAST.

London Feb. 2s-The British steamer Loeb Ma
rec which was abandoned off the Irish coast While
bound from Charleston for Bremen and was picked
no by tug and taken into Belfast. has been
docked m Belfast The tug sighted her when lS
miles northwest of Iniehtruhull, last Monday morn
slightly scorched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
THE wILIIAMs-sETrLE ELECTION CONTEST.

Washington Feb. 2S Speciality majority Of
forty-two votes the House Of Representatives this
afternoon refused proceed with the consideration
Of the contested election Of Williams against
Settle OF the With North Carolina District. a
5ority OF the Committee Elections (Which
sists OF nine Democrats and six Republcans) after
full and thorough investigation Of the case re-
ported at the last session that Settle was entitled
TO the seat. but Mr. Woodland (who halls from
North Carolina) and three other Democrats filed
dissenting views in behalf OF Williams. the Demo-
cratic contestant Settles case is SO strong how
ever, that II will probably be impossible 10 rally
the Democrats in body to -wnliani.'s support
for the sake OF making q presen, "a 49,. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

Rome Feb. 2s-Ex- Premier Giolitti appeared oe-
fore the examining magistrate to-day. he u'n'eu
the competence OF an ordinary judge TO try nm III
connection with the documents which had been
published by order Of the Chamber OF Depuues'
These documents. H. said. reached him during MS
tenure Of office as Minister OF the INTERIOR ana ho
maintained that. according 10 the Constitution ohy
,ha senate had the power try him. Signor Glol.
In refused TO answer any OF the magistrates
questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

s1niting frnd Tor the current fiscal year
Secretary Carlisle spent some time WIN the a.,
don't q, tho Executive Mansion this afternoon ui,
,,b hin, several Treasury cases In when
rcmova from Office is recommended py u'o no ina
made the Investigate tons so iar ds n"'""' ~
artion was taken in any OF the cases'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
WHY MR.. WELLMAN WAS ENCLtpEp'

WHY Mr. wELLMAN WAS EXCLUDED.
Toronto Feb. 2S.-Much comment has been oc'Se
stoned by the refusal of Police Magistrate Densoo
Yesterday to allow Francis l.. Wellman, OF news
York. to appear for the Hyams brothers IN the 'hui~
der trial now pending IN the police court mere :"
extradtion proceedings the rule is to permit guy.
siders to appear but the present case Is p'','"
local After adjournment OF court yesterday '"e
and explained to him that while recosnEhs VIC
New-Yorkers ability as lawyer he coun nH' a. 10
sent to allow the latter to appear as couhsl, as *
would establish precedent OF which attoih1 IS,or
no prominence from various States IN the e"''
might take advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
Fatal. RAILWAY WRECK ~ MEXIco.

CIV ~ Mexico Feb pa SPECIAL train on the
International Railway left the track and was
wrecked this afternoon. The first report Is mat
forty persons were injured. and ,hat hait OF them
- dead or dying Six surgeons nave oeeeh dis-
"a tched 10 the scene The train was conveying pa
griins from Amecanecl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
4 BATTLE EXPECTED IN COLOMBIA.

Washington Feb. @-Secretary Herbert tonight
received this cable dispatch:
Coion. Feb 2S-An engagement is expected near
CROMWELL Commanding officer. Atlanta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

,,ucuta Is n small town in the province OF Pom
plona. Colombia and near the Venezuelan frontier
The engagement reported as expected 10 occur ID
ho,woen the Government forces and the revolution,
arv Marty The United States cruiser Atlanta VIII
re2,aIn a. Colon until further instructions or Until
oricr shall be restored in the United states Oh
Colombia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
FRANCE INSISTS on INDEMNITY.

NOT LIKELY. HOWEVER, To PROCEED 10 IN
rEEAiE MEASURES TO ENFORCE HEX
CLAIM AGAINST SAN DOMINGO.
Paris Feb Sin ieSar,! 10 the difficulty between
France and san Domingo. growing out II the nom
pavuler Of certain claims by the latter. the 'h'e"
states Embassy informs the United Press than tNere
is n, change In the situation. The Embassy iuTthei
SAYS that the protest OF the United states against
the action Of France In ordering The seizure OF the
san Domingo customs receipts security FOR ne
n, uey demanded by France was received II iFl'H J.
IN .put by tie French Foreign Ofito, but tnJ
France = stl.l Arm in insisting upon indemnify pr
the alleged tampcrng with French consular seas
md also foi the recent murder OF ne french msl-
chant Noe. ciccabo. at S,mdr BAY.
Washington. Feb. 2s.--Aithough the three French
gunboats are s;El cruising near San Domingo. con-
niance Is EXPIRE ssed at the State Department mat
they viii commit overt act. pending negotiations
which are now in progress. Assurances nave oesh
given by France that effect and the Initei states
has no doub; that they will be kept " Is learned
that the Representations OF the United states 10
France. as stated exclusively IN the Unteh fress
announcement OF February 26 are OF such nature
that France could afford 20 pursue too threaten
ing an attitude toward san Domingo lnder no
circumstances would this country permit France 10
seize the customs receipts OF the little Republic Us
security for money demanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
PROFESSOR BLACKIE CRITICALLY ILL.,

Landau Feb. 2s-John Stuart Back!e. LII. d..
.nrr,ar,v professor OF Greek In the University OF
EdmhuTch Is critically III. He Is eighty-four years
OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL DOING BADLY.
1T CARRIED IN THE LAST SIN MONTHS ONLY
1850 TONS OF COTTON. AGAINST 10000
TONS REACHING; LIVERPOOL

Manchester. Feb. 2s.--The half-yearly meeting OF
the corporation OF the Manchester Ship Canal WAS
held to-day. The chairman stated that the canal
had hitherto virtually failed secure anything Ike
a fair share OF the cotton traffic tho canal having
carried within the las; six months only 1850.
against $4,000 tons arriving ~ Liverpool The
chairman contendei that II mus; be shown to the
cotton sei.er, OF the world that Manchester had Il
noyerf,I association OF buyers. WnO willing
10 buy I'm Manchester II the sellers would only send
their cotton there The great difficulty confronting
tho canal Stockholders In the near future he said.
was the payment OF the interest on the loan capital
After the meeting the shares OF the canal feil
heavily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
.r1IL. uEIsu Observation-Disclosures BILL

THE WELSH DISESTABIlSHMhNr BILL"
London. Feb. IS The Welsh Dsestabiishment bill
passed It's first reading In the House OF commons
this evening without a division. The irish Land
bill will he introduced on March T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

scrpton Of Or Pierce. All the aches. pains and
weaknesses of womanhood vanish where it is faith
fully employed. Dr. Perccs Favoritc Prescription IL
therefore jus, the medicine for young girls Just enter
ing wouianhood and for women at the critical
change of life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

The Treasury statement 10 be issued TOMORROW
will show the excess II expenditures over receipts
for the eight months Of the current fiscal year be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
A HARD-WORKING WOMAN

worn out feelings. or
of weight III the abdomen,
" down sensations and dizzi-
s. II will al come to an end
II Dr. Piercc's Favoritc Pre-
iptiou for it's woman's spc-
tonic and nervine il re
res her strength. regulates
promotes all the natural
functions and makes a new
woman of her. Uterine de
J bility, irrcgularity and in
Examination are most often
the cause Of the extreme
nervousness and iriitability
Of some women--thc mcdi-
,;,. - ~,,. Il, &c ia, " Pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

The President to-day returned two bills 10 the
House without his approval one ITO authorize
the Oklahoma Central Railway - construct and
operate n railway through the Indian and oklahoma
Territories and FOR other PURPOSES The other Al
thor!zed tn Arkansas Northwestern Railway Com
many 10 construct ana operate n railway through tho
Indian Territory.