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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
PACIFIC RAILROAD REFUNDING BILL
DEAD FOR THIS SESSION.

THE MoDr.s vIvENDI WITH SPAIN IN EFFECT
MINOR PROCEEDINGS ~ HOUSE AND SEN
ATE-GENERAL scHoFIEI.D NOMINATED
FOR LIEUTENANT GENERAL
Washington Feb. Ga meeting OF the House COM
mlttee on Pacific Railways VIII be held tomorrow
but Chairman Reilly thinks that no action VIII DE-
taken regarding the bill TO adjust the Indebtedness
of the companies. which sen; back 10 the com
mittee on Saturday. He says that II vote couih
have been postponed until the following MONDAY
the bin would have been passei. and tnat a nnnoer
OF members opposed the biz through M NAM
tunity VIII be afforded 10 bring the b.ll Deioir ur
House but in MS opinion measure ec no, la in
tire next Congress.
The modus vvend between Spain and the | ni'ed
States providing for the low tariff on American
imports 10 Cuba ana Porto Rico. wen; INTO enec'
to-day having been signed by the Quusn ar H.
The rates under the new arrangement are tne
same az they were under the reciprocity conven-
lions negotiated under the Mckinley act.
The boundary dispute between Venezuela and
Great Britain over the delimitation OF the frontier
OF British Guiana was the occasion OF the passage
OF a Joint resolution by the House to-day RECON-
mcndng the countries TO submit the controversy
to arbitration. The joint resolution was reported
from the Committee Foreign Affairs and was
IN accordance with the suggestion of pres ,us,
dents veto OF bill for the relief OF Texas post
MASTER sent to the House yesterday. WAS I'IeiIe'i
to the Committee Claims. Bills were passru
TO obviate objections to the original measures
pointed out by the President to pension Richara
X. knight. and 10 grant TO the ella Valley, Grove
aud Northern Railroad Company right OF way
through the San Carlos Indian Reservation III
Arizona.
In the closing minutes OF the 5cnate's session the
Senate substitute for the House bill appropriating
s4O0o.0O0 for the new Chicago Postofice was taken
up and agreed to. the bill passed. and confer
ence with the House asked for. The substitute
makes no direct appropriation. but directs the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
CHARITY HOSPITALS ALUMyT MEET

The forty-eighth meeting OF the Alumni Of char
ty Hospitals was held last night at Clark's No -
West Twenty-third-st. The meeting was pre-
sided by Dr. Adoph Rupp the president
The business opened with the presentation OF
specimens and Then Dr. h. g. Newton
read a paper on the pathology and clinical history
OF the grip Or. W. L. Stowcll and Or. \. I.
MuZZy also read papers. Then there was dis
cussion the various specimens cases and papers
read by Drs. beverley. Robinson. J. Blake White.
r.. NJ. Warner. j. \. Andrews. II. :. Oppenhemer
and Louis FIsher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
HENDRED WOELD-HE TRILBiS.

Not far from a hundred young women applied
for the position OF Triby the Garden Theatre yes
terday morning. Mr. Rice had decided TO add
Trby living picture 70 the collection shown In the
second act OF Little Christopher" and he had in
vited any and all who thought themselves suitable
models call at the theatre and let him II he
thought too. Trilby is to be posed In her Greek
gown with her foot on stool. "a she appeared
when she sang Ben BDit'' under hypnotic inru-
Mr.. Rice looked over all the applicants from
their feet 10 their features. and selected ten. who
Will pose in turn at the rate OF IA night the
picture will be shown for The first time Ola Monday
evening. which Will also be souvenir night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
PHYsICIANS FAVOR DR. TRUSTS BILL

Albany. Feb Sat the session OF the STATE Med
zeal Society to-day Dr. Brush introduced a rcsoiu-
ton urging that the age OF consent BE- changed
from sixteen to eighteen years. The resolution was
adopted by the society. \ bill has been intro
duced In the legislature having th.s end in view.
AT the afternoon session President Fox gave his
anniversary address. The topic "Credulity
and Scepticsm in Modern Medicine 4 resoiu-
ton was adopted requesting the Legislature to ex-
lend the principle Of state and the operation
nj the state care act to the counties OF NewYork
and KING \ reception was given 10 the members
Of INC convention at the Albany club tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
work 10 be let out in contracts. the aggregate
amount OF which shall not exceed A.0W.c@

amount or Wnlcn snail not eNceen >f'"""''
Mr.. Warner Dem. y. W introduced III .he
House to-day bill providing an additionai Ju"se
for the Southern District OF New-forh
Assistant Secretary Hamln. OF the Treasury De
partment has decided that he VIII not suspehu MI
Hess the carriage contractor for the New orN
Custom House. but will wait until the END OF the
month 10 see what has been accomplishing by MN
The trouble is caused by the charge made by Ine
tho custom house TO the bonded warehouses win
sufficient dispatch. Mr. Hess claims that ne Wa
retarded in the work because OF iinptunen,t
placed in his way. The Collector tnihhs 'i"' Wv
contract should be revoked.
Although the bill TO revive the grade oil Lieu
tenant General has become law being sshed
by the President to-day, 1t has been ascertai''eu
that before General Schofed can be promoted 20
that grade he must be nominated ana conlirHieu
by the Senate. The nomination was sent 10 lhe
Senate to-day and will doubtless be promptly con.
firmed. Until this IL done the promotions ToH
the lower grades cannot be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07


TfOSs OF THE LAW.
Albany Feb state Controller Roberts to-day
made public the report OF Special Agent u 9. Dur
fee who has becn making an examination with rel
erence to the cutting OF TIMBER on state LANDS IN
the Adirondack ks The report contains many an
davis. showing trespasses IN the town of Minerva
during the last three years AMI this point says
From The aboye-siateI facts and the aiGavlts FUR
nishcd. j. evident that a well-iail plan Tor we
systematic stealing OF the timber on state lann -
IN progress In the acctiOn visited This stealing
has been going on Tor years and Thomas Po"etS'
state Forester for that section - responsible Tor
the present state OF affairs. Tho afildasiis snow
that he given his official consent - tn" cut
ting OF the timber on State lands. upon condition
that the actual stealcrs Oi the timber pay MN Il
revenue or stumpage ranging from p 20 ~ cents
per market ! am satisfied mat IN" tr"spi-scIs 'N-
alnned. and herewith reported represent onIy a
small portion OF m. mcthodicai understanding
from State land. when compared win those when
are now ana nave been la process further IN ne
woods. | believe the section In the interior or the
wilderness H. being cut away b. timber thieves.
who wealthy and able 10 pay " IN" STATE re-
covers judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
:. THE GREENGOODS KING" BANKRUPT.

HIS HOME IN FAIRFIELD. CONN. TAKEN fhoM
HIM TO SATISFY CLAIM or s"c
bridgeport Conn. Feb 1.-THE handsome country
homo OF James W. McNally. the Greengoods
King" in one OF the prettest spots IN rairheu' was
to-day turned over TO j. L. Cady' o. Ne"-i o'h. ~
cause McNa.ly could not satisfy claim OF slv"'
r-,,,s rsnresen,ed money which McNally had Dor
rowed ~ Cady. The greengooIs man IL said TO be
4, california now penniless His agent. A. l.. john
Son tried hard today to borrow $500 to save Nc
NaIlv's interest. but local bankers were shy or MN
UrNaly spent $50 900 on the place two years ago he
inii two heavy mortgages on IL before he went 10
Turopr last summer to escape the l.eXow Com
mitfep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
SECRETARY HERBERT CRITICISED.
HE HAS MADE NO EFFORT TO ASCERTAIN If
THE CONCORDs OFFICERS WE'RE CAP

HE HAS MADE NO EFFORT TO ASCERTAIN If
THE CoNcoRDs OFFICERS WE'RE CAP
TURED IN CHINA
Washington. Feb 6.-secretary Herbert has re-
ceived nothing official concerning the reported cap
ture OF the officers OF the United States steamship
Concord. near Chln-Kiang. The Navy Depart
nient has made effort 20 communicate with
Commander Craig, presuming that he would have
reported 80 serious matter II IT had occurred
Relatives and friends OF officers on the Concord
are INDUCING In considerable criticism OF the De-
partments attitude In the matter
Naval Cadet Proctor of the Concord. is son
OF President Proctor. OF the civil Service commas
sion In his last letter his father, young Proc
said that he intended TO buy lowing pieca =.
Shanghai and do some cunning and for THIS reason
the Commissioners fears that his son was one . or
the hunting party which Is SAID 10 nave pee" zap
tured by he Chinese
The Concord. technically known a thlrd-rate
gtnboat is a sister ship to the Yorktown and Ben
nington being OF LOO tons displacement, 20 feet
length Sc feet beam and "A feet draft. Her arma-
ment consists OF six sx-nch breechloahihs 'i"eS'
two six FOUNDER two three-pounder and one one
FOUNDER rapd-ire guns; two 3'-millimetre ho'ch-
kiss revolving cannon and two Gatlings Her Of
hcers are Commander Joseph +. Craig. coinnlahu-
ing: Lieutenants Ebenezer 5. Prime. Greenlief A.
Merriam William 8. Ilogg and William \. Gin:
Enslgns Marbury Johnston Charles VI. Fans anu
L. H. Evcrhart: Cadets Chester Wells. lanes !.
Potter and Andre VI. proctor: surgeon 49, -
McCmng Paymaster Henry r. smith chief , IN,
gineer George " Stivers. Assistant Engineer ,ohn
y. Patton, Naval Cade, tengneer dNis'oh JON"
X. Brady. /, .At.
Commander James r. Craig IL well known IN 'n.s
CITY, as he makes his home here whenever on sHoi
duty and was appointed to Annapolis from ms
State He made acting mdsnpmSa.n on i SD-
MEMBER % 1861: mdshpman, July 10, 49, rhslgn
December l. 1866 master. May H. lSS. ,irutehan,ss
March - 1869: heutenant-commanier. Mnr'h -
ISs0 and commander. January 3, 1890. lie TOOK
command OF the Concord In December. isyt ne ~
p2Sn w OF ms n Mar 49, and he has
service OF fourteen years and i've months 10 M
credit with shore other DUTY OF n'teen years anu
fhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
THE FOREST COMMISSION.

The ta;enent 70 the effect that personal friend
Of ex-senator Miller is being urged for the Office
o. Forest Commissioner by Mr. Platt, which was
published yesterday morning In interview with
Nathan Straus. made by A. L. Kinkhead. and
not by Mr.. Straus Mr. Straus says he does not
know who the candidates for the place are nor by
whom they are recommended He says he wants
TO see the best possible appointment made and
hopes no one Will be named who is Interested In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
BIPTYSTS TO KEEP Az ANyTVERSA

The celebration OF the twenty anniversary
OF the Baptist Social Union OF Manhattan Island
Will be held at Jaeger's. Madlsor-ave. and Fifty
ninth-st. tonight. The guests will be the Rev.
DR. Henry l.. wayand. the Rev. John J. Brouner.
the Rev. DR. William c. Biting. the Rev DIR.
Joseph f. Elder the Rev. Samuel Alnlan John
r. Townsend. William NJ. Isaacs and Leondas NJ.
Lawson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
GOOD STOCK AT THE DAHLW AN SALE

Dahlman's sales popular with horse buyers OF
every class To-day's sale at the Dahlman Mart
promises to be successful "a its predecessors az
the lots TO be sold are adapted 10 the Eastern mar
ket The sale begins at 10 o'clock. rs there are ="
horses to be disposed Of. The Dahlman stables at'
In Tweniy-fourih-st.. between Secohi M" '"''
uVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shove the
changes In pressure Indicated by The Tribunes self
recording barometer The limo represents the tenn
psrs ture recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune Oli.e Feb :. | a m-The weather yesterday
Vas still colder and fair The temperature ranged he
tween degrees below and II above the average
,4s.) being 81. than on Tuesday and 23's lower
than on the corresponding day last year.
the weather to-day 10 likely 70 DC COLO Win SNOW"
storm IN the afternoon and high northwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
BRAZIL WINS HER CASE.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND SETTLES A
BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
THE TERRITORY IN CONTEST BETWEEN BRAZIL
AND ARGENTINA AWARDED TO THE
FORMER NATION.

FORMER NATION
Washington. Feb. G.-The long pending boundary
dispute between Brazil and the Argentine Republic
has been decided by President Cleveland In favor
OF Brazil on every point. The questions in dis
pute were originally submitted 10 the arbitration
OF President Harrison in 1892. and by him were
turned over his successor. The cases were sub
mit;ed 10 President Cleveland on February TO- 1894.
The case of Brazil written by Baron de Rio
Branco. a special envoy: the case OF Argentina by
Dr. Zeballos. the Argentine Minister The contested
territory forms the judicial division in the Brazilian
State Of Parana The area IS ll,s23 square miles,
and its population is abou, 100. According 20 the
last census taken in Brazil. there were in the ter
rory only thirty foreigners. IL j. under the Jurls-
dicton Of Brazil. and The inhabitants have always
paid a tax to Brazil registered their lands In Brazil
and voted In the Brazilian elections for the State
Legislature and for the National Congress There
are several towns and villages in the territory The
more important are Pafnas. Boa Vista. Compo
Ere. Mauguelrnha and the military colony Of
Chaplin.
The President decides that the boundary line be
tween the Argentine Republic and the United States
OF Brazil shall be established by and upon the riv
ers Pepiri (aso called Pep.r-Guazu and San An
tonic. as designated by Brazil in the argument and
documents submitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
THE WEATHER REPORT
sxowsroRM Ayp A GALE COMING.

\ sNowsTORM AID GALE COMING.
Washington. Feb 1.-THE storm la the West CUR mas
moved to Alabama incrcasing in Intensity The high press
IRE area has moved the north 90 Norm Dakota IN
cre,sing In magnitude pressure OK BIB. Inches being
reported from GU Appellee steep baronetrc gradients
have caused violent gales Texas Kansas and NEBRASKA
and the Middle and Mississippi valleys. NeiocS
Of nfywo miles per hour from the North being reported
from Amarillo and forty-".ght miles per hour RON
wichita Rain has fallen IN TIE Gun s'a'"s' ana S"o"
IN the Missouri Mississippi and Ohio valleys. AM the
Middle and lake regions tn" teinprialu
has. fall. d.ci ,ky Mountains 10 tie
River has risen or remained nearly STA
tiOnary elsewhere.
THE weather VIII clear with DECIDED fall In tenperatur =
Valley the Middle and West Gulf
States viii he Increasing clrulnesA ana sno" h
IN. tower lake region and the Atlantic states, rNr thc
rxfrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07

The territory which was In dispute between the
Argentine and the Brazilian republics. and which
has been conceded the latter by the arbitration
of President Cleveland. IS exactly the Ms!ones
district II has often been called. but was known
under the OF the contested territory" in the
diplomatic documents. Its FINAL cesson 10 Brazil
is important that country. not only from a com
mercia point Of view. but also with regard to
tional defence. II the Argentncs had possessed II
they would have been enabled 10 cut the
municaton between the southernmost portion OF
Brazil and the rest OF the Republic which would
have communicated only by a narrow strip along
the Atlantic. The obstinate nalconients Of the
province Of Rio Grande do Sui would have found
themselves stil further from the central power OF
Brazil ana been encouraged their SeccgqiOnigt
schemes The contested territory is a rich agri-
cultural country and we'll waiercd
or course. the decision OF the arbitrator was not
innuenced by any motive foreign to the merits Of
ability by the diplomatic representatives % Argen-
than a year IN preparing the proper documents and
arranging them in the mosi comprehensive shape
called TO his assistance 10 decide the Intricate in
ternational dispute Of 50 many years standing.
RIO Franco. was somewhat at Disadvantage, for
his able and active adversary. Or. XebaOs en-
joyed the prestige Of being the regular Minister Of
commissioner In regard to the arbitration: Baron
ana he was not 50 vel known at Washington a.
In European and South American diplomatic cir
caused cable dispatch TO he sent from VALPARAISO
stating that the Brazilian President had sent troops
that President Clevelands decision would prove
favorable 10 Brazil. Such venOmous piece Of
news was quietly 'heyed by Baron be R2 Ban ha
always been in possession OF me territory IN as
pue and therefor ga not med to send sOldIs
by his father who was once Premier OF Brazil and
he teohnGa i and
the diplomatic ability OF the old school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For ew-Ensiand ani Eastern New-lork Increasing
cloidin.s. and snow: high northwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NewJerey DELAWARE Mary
land District ~ columbia and Virginia heavy sho"
north northeast winds.
For Wes, Virginia Western pennsylvania ana western
York. heavy snow. cold waN" rrluhS ''h"s h'''"-
gaie- shifting 20 northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
FIGHTING ITS OWN BILL.
TUE ADMINISTRATION TURNS AGAINST
CURRENCY PLAN NO. g.

- EVIDENTLY WOULD PREFER NO LEGISLATION
BY THIS CONGRESS- RATHER THAN Az
cEPT REPUBLICAN AMENDMENTS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-01-30

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Noro'Datota.

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9atoto.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-01-30

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at naar leg mener en- betemt perlon,
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&. 8. Birfelanb.
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SpenRe .4o)ebg9er meb Biuseer ,
ugaflaoets Boshonbef.

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