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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

usual continued brisk during the afternoon with
sshtiy undertone due TO the enlarged export
demand The Government report while indicating favor
able conditions generally. mentioned complaints from Mis-
SQUIRT and Tennessee where considersnle re-
loads here and az loads al outports No quoted
2oSc S0c delivered Final prices for the day
night .OATS-The speculative
market exceedingly dull all day receiving very little
attention brokers. OF the activity In corn
Closing prices nominaly unchanged from last night
The export trade light. No quoted 2ac No
oats Ole No white a6Ic; No white Csc; track white,
2f$li,c and track 22is@2Ic All quota more
or less nominal. .RYE-Market dull; quoted &c
buffalo. :. :. .BARLEY-Market steady; quoted $50 C
DuHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

FLOUR AND NEAL-The -four market passed through
e.riay changed from y.serdsy Sales Included 300 bS.
Sng patents q aas4 49, 500 b5ls spring clears 81 As
f Il 300 e' s S: ' ss !. s. g' hyE
s w. PA af'sd Hn aua1ea g.
FEED-st.any Quoted 90 60 and 50 ID. ' wiDsf
y Ss e9 qS s.s spps $500 100 ~ shap;
SIG Soss2o benny chSR 5SSts 81
Liverpool news and the other right the close. In
tween these movements the market was nesected and
Northwestern receipts and bright prospects nclud
ing the weekly Governments crop bulletin which also re
fornia the latter haimonzng with todays private ad
viees claiming larger crop outlook in twenty principal
Of a At noon come OF the southwestern
reports contained less ehinch bug and Iessian fly
Beyond slight Upward swing due probably quite as
much TO sudden demand from big Chicago house.
houses buyers In New-York The only foreign trade
noted here however sinai! and uninporsnt business
exetng depressing effect the afternoon About eleven
loads worked here and 20 900 bush at Chicago with
opening dull and closing 20 points lower
wheat and 1890 points lower neui. The nna
csnying July up from 7es4c TO 1870 a result
q the part q traders who has pu. out con-
to-day rather disappoin.ing but from the
tire seaboard shipments sI2 900 bush wheat and
nSar oamplsints o. 100 much
lions now point 70 crop OF about SoovCo1 bush mis-
yss SS su ss 1S:
the curb developed little change nom the official close
terms Quotations b aaoai TO arrive foows
No hard Duluth s2Hc; No Nosthern Duluth, eSc: No
asss NswSIs % NJ No Sss
-: .coRN-The corn market opened steady but soon
cssaS for and Elevator and liquidation
local Speculation was On broader scale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
Clos YestG

CoFFEE-The coffee market has been fairly active to
under liquidation The market opened parey
steady Of Is ponts following weak and
European and continued slack deman
spot coffee while movement OF coffee at Rio and
liberal scale and cearances point
continued increase in the visible supply. which 10
already considerably Of the figures OF year ago
The visible supply IL larger than last years BY
ST2 s32 bags and larger years by 1874 12l
bags Undsr this pressure the spot market continues to
rule while buyers disposed 10 procraetinate
Prices for spot coffee have again been marxed down Nc
which makes the trading basis nomnaly TIC for No
RIO invoice lots and SIC for joobns parcels: Following
effects Of selling pres:tre on the fu'urs list the de-.
finally steady a, net decline Of 10 to Is points With
Prince today adds 60 $50 bag. To- the New-York stock
Total deliveries from wsrsheuss yssieraay Including
IN New York to-day Is; l4e bags, making total stock
follow Maracaoo common 10 good 10iYG11hc good Gu
euta 1S%a14hc; La Guayra Caracas 124G1S,so: Porto
Cabeo. 1lql2lsc: Savanila. Bucaramanga. 14d10isc;
Bogo,a l6.a1eo Mexican. Cordova iIi4aiasc; oaxaca,
12q19c Central American, common ordinary 10,a0
l4isc; fair good. l59lssc prime choice isa2ic;
21is925c: AnTostura 12a13c: Mocha eoaaO,.c. mi
coffee ruled barely steady. Included in sales
1000 bags Santos. and freight on private
terms $500 bags Maracabo basis 40 good Ccuta
and 80 bags late yesterday high grade Rio spot
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-YOrk loot 81 L!be,sy ST.. daily,
PiTTsBuRd; $50 g. SUM- sun. i2is night
WHsHiNGToN' BAI.TIMoRE. 500 10 Dining Can,
=, no a. M lpining Carl. q $50 Dining Carr, DINING
Carl, D. m ~ Is night Sunday 10 Dining Carr. ii3o
a m DINING Carr. Dining Carr. Dining Carr. .
o. m, ~ 10 night.
NORFOLK 1880 m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper 500 p. m. daily.
All trains are Illuminated Pintsch Light.
oftces: rs. l!2 2dl; +sa LAO Bway; 81 2 IAN s..
foot OF Liberty ST., " C. r. r. Of ~ J. Baggage ehsckse
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
eorrrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May I9-Cotton middllng. 7,lec: low
ndd.ng Lice good ordinary Q l-lsc: receipts Jay
bales sales 23s baes spinners SO bales; stock +osss
bales 1870
Norfolk May 19-Cotton quiet: middng. TIC: low
mddng TIC; ordinary 918c: receipts III bales
exports to Great Britain 2l7 bales: coastwse @ bales
stock I00 97 bales - $500
ew-Orleans May Ie--Co,ton easy: middling. 7l6c:
mdding good ordinary, ESQ; receipts BIZ bales;
exports coastwise 12O bales Gales $3.50 baes stock.
1O2 13S bales.
Savannah Nav 1o-Cotton dull and easy: mlddling
7ac: low middllng receipts 92s bales: 37S
bales; exports coastwise 900 bales stock 564 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

Lard closed Just where did Tuesday pork cents under
ribs 2 cents under There $1,000 with 80 900
estimated Thursday prices at the yards were steady
Receipts were liberal 70 600 against 5000 last year.
On the curb puts on July wheat closed at 7O cents
'cails'' at 71 cents Puts July closed at 2%fs
d12th cents; "calls'' at 24% cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trib-
"A une received at Uptown ONCE, No. 242 Broad
way I'd door north Of 3lsst until o'clock D. m ad.
vertsements received the following branch offices at
regular Office rates until o'clock p m VIZ: "a sth-
ave a. ODD l52 8th-ave.. cor. 12th-s Macy 8.
9th ave and 14hst l42 Columbusave. near West 68th
st. 100 42lst.. eth-ave s2 East 4th St 70
Weat 42d-st between eth and Sth l50 East 41th-
ST. 1888 81 ave- between 10Th and I'm sts 1923 90
ave near tist St. 5J4 3D. ave: 21O Beecker st: 323
pieecker-st: zoos 3d-ave: 24o East 10Th ST. 1921 Sd
ave 3d-ave.: OK Amsterdam t02 West AID 81
las East 10Th 2oa East ashet.: $50 oth.ays s'i
1890 broadway 1893 I'd ave: I2o sth-sys iss 2dave
iI3th1 81: 1913 Fast l25th-st %-ave: 243 West
i2Sth-st bet. eth and sth $40 West 14thst Al
prooklvn Omces 397 Fulton-st: T28 Fulton st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

s,.ticnx IN New-YOrk. foot OF barclay and
s'A''o"' Christopher Streets. 80
~ CARS, PINI 5, Cay tIGHT. yox-c,, A..
ridge, Madison. Morrstown. Passac. Paterson Boon.
ton Dover stanhope NEWTON. BuDD's LAKE,
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Hscketttstown, sCHooLEyS
MoNTA cay PoeonRoo MEG
SCRANTON. PTlTSToN WIIKEsBARRE, NANTf-
COKE. DANvILLE; NoRRdIHUMnB epp Mors-
Tss1 Ssw hss6FEE H sF 9Ws E 2STfsst
CC RNING. BATH, DANSEILLE; Bn n and all
HAMToN: oWLGo ITHACA, ELMIRA. uTIcA,
EExPREss Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting a
100 gsnsM,o &asF wfLKEsRARpf and ETMrRA
rp MS PST1t K Is;ss Sp: ~,
." otrH EXPREss. Pullman Bur:t .Parior. Car.
for SCRANTON. BINIHANToN. ElMIRA. BUr-
chicseo Dining Car OF Bufralo. "
ea0 p NJ Daily)-Bufao Express Pullman fleepers foy
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA. BATH. MT.
ToRFS sTS B!ETFAh aT scRaN FaG pfysHXM
ron owEGo. ITHAcA: ELMIRA. UTICA. sYRk-
cusE and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
r1cKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze 4 Sons. Limited iI3 Broadway IA Park
broadway iii lh-ave.. l2h-st; SO West ic5th-s,
es5 Columbus ave- New York s3s and f2s Fulton ST.
''I WInEFssTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD dNEWJERSEY
Anthracite ccal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signala
on and after MAY lG 1897


Anthracite ccaI used exclusively
-Four tracks nd Automatic aHs9 aaS SlOfs sof ssna'
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Maush Chunk Al
q f as sa q u. Ess'sHs 80 az
$50 & ls 70 Esston 4; NJ; i:O9 go, 900 z
Es' yssis els p'5'ssSs :ns '0 No.
at s $50 slo p 10 ii SS Asa saS
DAYS. .:so A. H. 100. 900 500 $50. 500 p NJ. 1915
Hsrr.sarf " .i as,s so Ssh so su MAC
susSur i,d isS 800 O." sanSsy. $50 NJ H.
For Red Bank. Long Branch: A.SuTy Fsrk' ocean
aSf IS,' Auth s. . Fs!n sS 20 a s
;s:. 80 H. ss; S'St'' PARK and ocean
F.! Atlantic City t,resnd and Bridse,ou .so A NJ
sS ss sfser .rH Ss s g S.Y;
sunday" wv ssASDf HSoK ReeYsT TIE, :,
sss:s Ss Beach, and Lon:
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA WRsHisd n1srlA0Hh AND
r.. aS ss1 So %. Nj bss s' e" sf!
"a Sar IA; e. MI Hsn Zoo sossy's 900 S S nI:
A. ss $50 Ssst So Dnis. &C.
S Car, 4 f. H. Zoo. SO DINING Carr, eco p H. i,:is
.'S III l.. ~ isi As.' fi is.S "a
West 1' isth ST.. columbus Az Court 81,
SEQ TnsoS rrsnsr vii! cail Tor check
basrase from hotels or residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

Ho-.Conee market weak; No Rio, $780, exchange.
I3S2d; receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
staes 1000 bags cleared for Europe bags; stock
$4,000 bags. -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
LEHICH VALLEYRAILROAD

lHuVJ0 AIllU NAUlNVAU
stn,tons foot of Cortlnndt and De.brosss. SITS:
$40 4. VI daily SUNDAY. 100 A. NJ for MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations ~, -. ,, v>
for sHf M u fnkE scRHyFoS l hLMR2
week days.. ITHAcA GENEVA; RocHEsTER ByF;
local points Dining Car and Chair Car @ Buaflo.
iO,SO a. vi. daily. except sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
~ noon daily. except Sunday penn r. r., sad-ss.
1853 A. M.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 9:55 ~ Pullman ves,bule Day Coaches
and Parlor Cars Dir ;ng-Car service Meals Ia earts;
Connects at Buffalo with through seepes 10 Deo ana
1910 p. VI. daily. Sunday. for Msuch Chunk
I,4O r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for wllkesbar.
Ptston, Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points in coai regions CHAIR Cans I"
4:1O p, w. daily. excsp, sunday for wikesss:r.
Connects for all points In coal regions Pullman Buhss
5.I5 r. NJ. daily. for EAsToN and intermediate sta
sss.s, .I
ing sna Barb %5 cs sn, car slss atm M
fr Bap Sleeper vesbaed train e. a. chisass
seepers to Buffalo and Toronto.
1855 p M. stopping only at south Plainned Easton.
Roc Mssh B ssns and P s
for Buffalo None but sleeping passengers carried
d aEssS sGn ssf: ST SSFfA NJ
SiAo.tRA falls and ali points West. Pullman
Aadtonal local trains daily except Sunday svuND
BROOK and intermeiate points leave as follows 900 A.
Tickets and PyIlnan accompanying q, iis PEI ga
o. broadway and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
NETWORK PRICES.

Pcepts breadsuTs interior points In thousahas
laV cphers 1000 omitted nour bbls gram oush W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
SENA TORIAL DIGNITY OfrH'""'

. MISUNDERSTANDING KEEPS COUNSEL Or ''H
c,s COMPANIES AWAY FROM HEARING
,,,,, E.en ,s (speciaD.-The members OF 'ne
,,,ur. tonight we're talking a good de' ANU.
a dsa ppointment some of them hao at :. $3.50
the Senate Committee on Misceil"" 49, on
tiops this afternoon. They had Ro"e " -. he
mittee-room expecting to near u" $50 r,n
Frederic r Coudert in opposition 10 SEA-. -. IN
tors bill lowering the price oil gas III w. 49,. NJ
e, . ,housard feet but had learned theie '"' "
(,oudort under the belief that the co"in'', -
not meet to-day, had remained III ~" sa,or.
the committee me- there "e'e ~, ,.un,rocr
prour Nalbv Wicman. Chahoon and MuN%,ee,
60, - ,,n conmitte, said he had received
th forown, telecrams from w. X. Bronx a''I
from OK Judge Henry e. Howiano' representative
OF the gas companies 49,. ;tro an GAG
bills for io-tay would not be he W r. BRONX.
ON "I For the New-york Municipal Gas company
Have just learned that hearing on w gas TO- be ad-
Ouned ceoun, of 50m csn Dtae be present win
Thursday HENRY r.. .rW hartman
81 the committee. "that l gave the companies no
,n,;ration tia; we would not hold meeting ~
a" SENATE Cantor the introducer OF inc H,,,'
denoupced ne gas companies for 10, a - ,ntsi
n va I'VE nave here another instance Vi - 90
dsresard for the Legislature OF nus S,a T with
porations T,e committee n mas shpreed and emf.
who are opposing my Dill knew a ana
this hearing set for i0d lay committee will re-
VIII NV hill ithout giving these companies u M,
time to insult it, Their a 6 he meaSre are unan
swerab e.. go -, ,,s e.. candidate for the
emSte, guys amendment extending the y .S
n;or hill 10 the district in New-1oIh Wy
or the IN" u,rie,n River He said he was In ia,
Vor Of this Dill and il he had r Deen f oT
of Strea. president of the YonkeTs Gas
sh comPsny Opposed 1hE ngsnaGSn and I'd thai
his compain .rces We're such that IT would be I'M
possible IL ! ms .asrn6 "a be heard the bill and
bH S ZEE Adjourned for one %e sav. the i in
mean time 1t will Try 10 ma ouy WI ma the hear
formation TO the New 9 law
~ 10, as moi 10 90 to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. LA" UPHELD
A GOOD WORD FOR THE COMMISSION BY A con-
VENTION OF BUSINESS MEN.

vENTIoN OF BUSINESS MEN.
Cbicago FEB. ls-Deegstes from nnetee? inhu-
entail commercial associations In Eastern ana
Wester- States attended the annual meeting OF the
National Transportation Association. which was
held to-day in the Board Of Trade Building THESE
delegates represented 10000 shippers. merchants
Board of Trade men and others.
President Frank Barry. of Milwaukee. In his open
ing address dwelt upon the objects ana success OF
tho association: during its seven years OF life.
C;eorg. F. Stone secretary OF the assoc alton. and
,so of IN, Chicago Board Of Trade. upheld the use
f,Iness OF the Interstate Commerce law. and de-
nourced the proposition TO give Congressional sane
to,, TO railroad pooling.
Papers were read by Jerome Carly. OF Phila-
delphia: Chairman Iglehart Of the Chicago Freight
Bureau: O. l.. Whitelaw OF St Louis. representing
the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association.
and Danison Smith secretary Of the Toledo
Pro luce Exchange f. l.. Rogers. Of Philadelphia
also delivered short address
A resolution adopted declaring that egisla
ton had been begun in certain sections depleciatng
tie valGe OF the Interstate Commerce law and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
ADJOrRyuEyT FOR THE iy4UGCRA'ioN

Albany Feb ls-Thero Is much o'"e.e".a Ill.,
opinion among the Republican senators '.n,,ra
lion Wool which Is the week after next some
favor an adjournment from Friday OF next week ,a
until Monday night, March and others favor no'u
ing sessions next week and the following nondia
and Tuesday March | and e and then aIlOurm.uts
until the next Monday night. Senator 1Mo vi ~;
the leader OF the Republicans ~ nor III e.. n,em
hers OF the Legislature vii! attend the ina9xuaa
ton The question will be definitely sett'ed neA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
BJGGER PENSIONS FOR OLD FIREhEN

Albany Feb 1S-The Cities committee Oh Tue
Senate to-day gave hearing on senator '"1S
hu, oou.,zirp pensions In the New-york Fire De-
partment Arguments IN favor Of the bill were made
nv president Taylor Of the Retired Firemens As,
sociation and x-Captain John {. Crum Ihey saId
Sat there were 1876 Did flremer who asked for $3.50
more year withou, any additional expense TO tne
n;tv I, was stated that there was now surplus
~ 's72a 0n0 in the pension fund. and an annual IN
come Of SIS 900 from the foreign fire Insurance COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
FAVORABLE REPORT On CITY niLbH'

Albany Feb H-The Assembly Cities committee
will report :, yorably the following bills to-morro"
Assemblyman Hughess aboshing the IN OHIO reoR o.
Jnstce of The Peace and Justices courts III btognr
Iyn and IL lieu thereof creating iocai i"ie''o
courts OF civil jurisdiction; . .ors >, tean
omen M sunday In the territory embraced "''"''
the limits of Greater New-fork A., Ala. sronroof
dwcjl,n O. houses TO be used by one family sha nor
exceed J0 ect in streets In New ork oiy "a,
ing 70 feet In width and 100 feet In streets Hot EN-
cecding 70 feet in width.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
BrILDIyG MEASURES.

. COMPROMISE on THE QUESTION OF L'"''''>'
sKY-scRAPERs
,. &C Senator Page to-day introduced
w, ,,,o,irr the height Of buildings In New
w., r ,,,v He saws It IL In the nature of compro
mise and that all building interests favor ,nf en-
ure Senator wray introduce, r DIN inches OF build
ires On NewYork City streets, The Seha a,e,. nub
Senate Pages bin providing shSe l over seventy
az st fne, in height shall be built freproot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
DJVED BY THE UTENANT-GOFERNOh'

Albany + b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liho'ns
l.. Woodruff gave another OF his series Oh NM NM
to-ngh, at his home 10 the State senators h"ss
county AssembIymen and State officers. The guests
were senators Koehler Krum. Lamy. Malby. Mar
tin McNulty. Mullin. Nussbaum anc pag g pSsSn.
biyn1er NcEwAn Murray: Parsna!i anu ~ tr. NJ II;
d Adams Asser,blymar Husted Assem2 9'9, MA, y
Aids Secretary Dewey Of the Regents ana Coioi@'
Se}dep r. Marvin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
RAILROAD NOTES.

rhere WAS another break yesterday IN the ~cur.
ITO. NJ the Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
p.urosa The stock sold down to ~ and closed At
Az which wa. a loss Of ~ for the day The r>f
can, consolidated mortgage bonds which closed Al
AZ ,oS, and the per cent general mortgage monde
which sold down to 1911 and closed at 90 lost ~
II was said the company did not possess ana could
M, obtain the SCI 900 needed to pay the Interest
IN tho |, per cent bonds due March J. y ID Davis.
the Vice. president Of the company; ssin mere nae
been no meeting Of the Board Of Dlrec,oIs IN tntj
Gavs and nothing had been done toward raisns
the interest money.
TIL. storv that the Northern Pacinc ana the
Great Northern railroads were TO consolidate Vas
nr,nted again yesterday. There are insurmounfabs
inoal obstacle. to consolidation and for another
thing the reorganization agreement OF the North
ern Pacific especially provided against consolfA.
lion with the Great Northern. The only basis fo
On. story Is the fact that capitalists interested N
W. w rsst Northern have purchased large amounts
we Nnrthern Pacific securities and the two road
nil, he ouera ted In harmony instead or IN proh,ies
opposition
The cut in westbound freight rates by the cum-
hor,and Gan Dispatch, freight line operated b,
,ho Norfolk and Western Railroad. has been met
hv the Ashevie freight route OF the southern
ru,vov and the Joint Traffic Association has been
S,Jsad m that effect by the Southern When the
S.umherland Gap Dispatch restores rates the Ashs
Vile route will do likewise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP or 4 FrPPy

Albany Feb. T.-Assemblyman George W. W.T.
son argued before the Assembly Commerce and
Navigation Committee to-day his bill providing
for the municipal ownership OF a ferry between
Washington-ave., Brooklyn. and Rutgers and Cor
lears sts New,fork City. lie said he represented
the voters of his district and the merchants In
WallabOut Market. near which the proposed 70 ~.
VIII nave lis landing on the Brooklyn side In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
NIAGARA IN WINTER uARB.

There is no more pleasant way OF spending Wash.
,neton's Birthday than by taking trip over the
Lchjeh Valley Railroad to Niagara Falls. spe-
ciaI excursion has been arranged by the company.
trains will leave foot OF Cortlandt or Desbross-s
=. a, and o. M on Saturday, returning on
Febrnary ~ From Brooklyn by means Of the
Annex boats. the time will be $40 ana w p. m.
E,,ii particulars can be obtained at NO rs Broad.
way this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
yO "ELEVATE" THE NAScN 81 NH""'

Albany Feb. 1s-senator T. u. oni''Na" .ou" nran
,rndnced bill providing that no person snau pac,
'ioo" - cen and builder in Nev-Nork ana
rsoorr, unless he registers In booi. TO be kept
far nat in COUNT clerks oee nisTs
,or wa, heer examined b. the Board o. Examiner
created ny t vii he $40 The Mayor is 10 appoi
Of in each cy y 70 nree prac
one aTch,ayers az salary Of $40 day each While
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

>Nn>.~o~~N~1o~,sNN y~N~r@N~N~NN~N~
AHf.E LAWYER gives prompt assistance.
all business or personal difficulties: ii
yo-ces quickly and legally obtained sny
csusn. without publicity. reliable investi-
gators quietly. strictcst privacy observed
IN sll matters. Bark references. Private
crnsritr'ion wit.oat charge. West lith
Stree; 18th Goog.
-
MATTRESSES thoroughly renad.. ST..
esCG. slip covers and general upholrie'-
Ing. GEO. IOCkHAEr. rs West 23d-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

iCIii-sT. 90 WEsr.--I Nicely furnished
r,pr.s. small. s't :s:Ss.
~, pagX- AVE. b~.s.sn 5g,h ard 57,h
s.x.--SScon1 aud ihird for rooms; FAR
nisteS: fwo ba.Fs, steam h~a. beard or
tion0.. private American family. refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19

x.o.,u ~. ,,u Mr. wilson said: we trust you
viii give this ferry b.l your c;aems generally
nhu sr,c, ,ha, is now miles away from III
III ~ ms. n,,h and nearly mile away OF the "or'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-19
6orses ano Carriages.

T1OR sAIE-Besu'iful chestnut geldns nine !sas sls
k"h,eh s,enner: good knee action; car speed ~
ra, and 60 fu. mile in 2:2' extra good free roaas.s
klnu ..a,ds i52: weight 9'5 don't write unless ycS
~an, an extra good horse and willing 70 pay fss
price address LOCK BOX lO Barre w.
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acts OF the Commission appointed thereuhder and
seeking its abolition: that the law ,n va tho ssso
ton heartily supports the law and commiss,Inm H.
and that the Committee on Interstate commssc cc Do
instr,,cted to advocate the addition OF sicn recon-
mendations OF said Commission afpendatory OF .mc
law as seek to give tho Commission power 70 c"
force It's decisions. 49,. 49,. r..o,,,
Another resolution adopted was that the Iesol s.
ton recommend such notifications OF an sucn , o."
or new suits governing railway rates 10 ana uon ~,
lake ports as shall tend 10 eauaIize me cost y,
transportat ton between Northern and oout"e'"
destinations. r..uao,, n
The following officers were elected: PRESIDENT -
J.. WhIteaw. ST: Louis: vice pIesldeh.;, S,ors
Chicago: general counsel, jerome carey, fhna-
dephia; treasurer. F 4. Scott Cleye'ano, srt
Chicago: G. ID. Rogers. Minneapolis; ID. r. Er"i"'
indianapolis: r. c. Grier Peoria.
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1871

,- . ..,.Ar. ~ tho Roa I'd Persons who nave
tons r ~ as mason builders for ten yeaas
NAY register within six months without c"a"''"
tion.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS.

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YOUNG COUPLE. no children. wan,
3 uafurBshcd rooms: will give ans kind
o: worx 81 return. Address Room Z. 2Di
East :;th-s.