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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-05
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.

April 2s.-The senate did good deal OF
work tonight, but there was nothing much
Of interes. In the session. Senator Kennedy
called up his bill to parole eonvicts. This is
about the same thing that Mr.. Torrance has
advocated. Mr.. Kennedy had tho bill
amended so that u prisoner could bo paroled
after he had served one-third OF his term.
The House passed several bills finally.
The most important wns the ono making
February 13, Iincoln's birthday, holiday
April 29.--Insurance Commissioners James
H. Lambert was this morning nominated by
Governor Hastings for three years moret to
his present Office, the term beginning May l,
1891 Tho senate unanimously confirmed
the nomination. These ILLS were read In
place during the morning;
Ijy Senator Kennedy-Making II the duty
OF constables to serve subpdnas In all Grim
inal cases.
By Senator Saylor--Regulaiing the grant
ing of tenchcrs' certificates.
by Senator Thomas-SupplcmeDt to tho
savings bank net authorizing branch offices
Of such institutions.
By senator Brown CLawrence) Repeating
special liquor laws relating to Mercer county.
In the House tho order of business for tho
day was: Bills on second reading and n
large number OF measures passed this stage.
Among them were bills providing for tho
collection Of toll on Traction engines on tho
Cumberland road; amending the general
corporation Ucs OI lotb 10 Ttuuife th' DOluS
on charters and on the money ON capital
stock to be- paid in advance and increasing
tho bonus TO one-half OF one per cent OF tho
capital stock.
Sir Isaac Holden, the millionaire rnonbsy
u parliament from Yorkshire now nearly 30
years old. believes with John Wesley that
phosphates Of lime, In which flour Is 40 rich,
are good for growing children, young people
md young mothers, but shorten the life OF
the elderly by making bones dense and
weighty muscles rigid. "furring" the large
blood vessels like nm old boiler, and "choking
the capillary arteries" so he eats hardly
| any bread, his favor.te food being oranges
bananas and meat. When he eats .he latter
he eats nothing else. Roast apples, with
| tiny pinch OF bicarbonatc OF soda to correct
the acidity, and milk similarly treated, ara
| important items OF his dietary.
Queen Victoria has as.onished the visitors
| at Nice by her hariihood In driving in thu
| open air in all kinds OF weather In the fuca
OF driving rains, which kept almost every
| one indoors. the queen drives about In nei
| unpretentious carriage, noticeable only fot
| tho outrider and the Scot on the box, appar
emily enjoying the severe TEN perhtuIe.
In q church at Grulich. Bohemia, the pas
,or the other day united In marriage Mt tho
| same hour four couples, OF whom one OF tho
| bridegrooms and three OF the brides wero
| brother and sisters.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-05

hand, and the measurement is taken
from the tip of the fngor to the
knnckle, as shown.
The measurements being all taken,
the next analysis is that OF the feat
ures OF the face. As these IRE liable
', change with age or Disagreement.
no measurements are taken. but. in.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-05

who weighs only l25 pounds. Boss
owns 400 acres OF mountain land. upon
which he hoes corn aud does all kinds
OF farm labor, just as industriously as
his neig ghborg.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-05

/, American brooms are exported in
large numbers to many countries
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-05

In q church at Grulich. Bohemia the pas
,or the other dny united In marriage Mt tho
same hour four couples, OF whom one OF tho
bridegrooms and throe OF the brides wero
brother and sisters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13

Some of the orders for books sent to
London publishers by country correspond
ents are highly amusing. One bookseller
wrote for a work of Harry Stockles
when he wanted something's of Aristotle's;
another, who wanted "Gaudcamus," by
Farmer, asked for "God Aim Us, by u
Farmer" and a third sent request for
"Pharaoh's Life of Christ" when he
wanted Dean Farrar's celebrated work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
BUILD RS

Should not fail to get our lii
for the Lumber and Woodwork
when giving estimates for bull
ing. They'll find our prices to
be lower than those quoted else
where-due to our large buying
and selling facilities. Largest
and most varied stock of build
ing materials suitable for the
construction of any size dwell
ing.
No trouble to give you an csti-
mate!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
ARBITRATION TREATY DISCUSSED.
SENATOR CRAY OPPOSES THE Chiffon AMEND
MENT-THE COMMITTEE VACANCIES

SENATOR GRAY OPPOSES THE Chiffon AMEND
nENT-THE COMMITTEE VACANCIES.
Washington March 26-The debate on the genera.
treaty of arbitration is losing interest among SEN
ators and much less time than formerly IS devoted
to its consideration. This afternoon Mr. Gray, or
Delaware, spoke In opposition the Chiffon amend
ment, which for three days has been under discus
sion. Senator Gray favors the treaty negotiated
by Mr. Olney, but as the committee amendments
have been agreed TO, he does think that any fur
tier alteration in the text OF the convention Is
necessary The committee amendments, Mr.. Gray
holds. cover the same ground as that sought 20 be
covered by Mr. Chiffon.
Senator Thurston advocated the adoption OF the
amendments reported the Senate at the last ses-
sion, and particularly that made 10 the first article
relative to the scope OF the treaty, which ell,n-
mated all questions relating 10 the foreign or
domestic policy OF either Of the contracting parties.
During the course Of the debate 1t suggested
that perhaps It would he best after all TO return TO
the pan suggested by Lord Salisbury and submit TO
arbitration only matters involving the question Of
pecuniary damages This suggestion was declined
by Secretary Olney.
The question of the committee vacancies also came
mittee on PostOffces and POstroads considering
nominations until the vacancies were filed. AS the
committee now stands there IL not a Democratic
Senator on ii. Mr.. Butler. OF North Carolina Popu-
list, being the only member opposed 10 the Repub-
cans. Mr.. Alien said that this not fair rep
resentaton.
In the discussion the Republican leaders insisted
that they must have clear majority that all
the elements opposed TO the Republicans should
combine and take the committees themselves. No
decision was reached either on this matter or the
treaty. and at O'Clock the Senate adjourned until
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

AZ, Baitimo,e March 2e-FSpr dull s1es. 100 bb;s Wheat
sample, Sas7c; stock 6loooo bush sales 600 bush
Corn strong spot and March 2si.a2si.c: April 2Si.G5
2slsc; May, 2ssQ2s'sc June 28c bid iuly eei1a2osc:
steamer mixed. 25i.d25sc: Southern white 2s& 92Oi.c
DO yeow. 2ilsnsc: stock. lC5i BUSH sales 203 900
bush. oats firm: No white 2J'9a26c do mixed 23a
s'c do western i0,c stock. ll9 800 bush Hay steady
Grain freights quiet Other articles unchanged.
Boston March 26.-r1our quiet and easy spring nat.
ents - 1gsf M clear and stralghts So 5OQs4 i5
patents 81 TJaS5 10; clear and stralzhts 35as4 so
Cornmeal quiet G4aG6c a bag 81 4OQSi 45 bbi corn
steady. steamer yellow. 32i,c: No and steamer no
Oats steady; fancy clipped 2Gil No 3 clipped ode No
do 25c; lower grades. 2iG2i2c Mfeed steady spring
si5 30: mddngs s2 5Oasi5 70: red dog aour' 81. 90
Pork steady long and short Sl 80 lean ends sl3
backs, $40 1881 90 Hams. o&1l0ac Lard SIC Bacon
s1l0c. Fresh beef slow: steers 5lsa7.sc; kinds NO
l0i.c fores 3i245isc Butter steady; Northern cream.
cry 2ia22c; Western. 2og2lc imitation 3a ic ladies
Haze: Vermont dairy 11disc; common i5di6c Lambs
quiet at 7d0c: mutton and yearlings 5a1L3c Veal "a
1l%c Eggs quiet nearby 15c: Eastern. choice lie;
Western. l0EGllc; Michigan. lie Raans QUIET yellow
eyes 81 10asl 10 red kidneys 81 ooas 81 ~; pea
s5Q9oc small 81 icasi II; mediums aoao5c Pou-
llQl3c; fowls. 1onlc geese 7QSc: ducks iiai8c Po-
QUIET Hebrons 400; white stock 3c Green Noun
tains 35d3sc; Rose. Acc sweets Jersey sl1si - hbl
Oranges VaencsT, 50 25GS5 70 Lemons. 81 50Ts3.
grades slodSs. Rye straw quiet SIC 5OGsi, so Leather
firm: hemock sole non acid frsta Pic seconds zoe;
union hrs,s, 29a3Oc; seconds, 27G2sc
Buffalo March 26-Sprng wheat closed NC higher than
closed firm prices. Oats closed firm
prices Barey-i500o bush good Western sold nj 3llac
Rye-No . held AZ 3oc on track Flour quiet. steady;
spring wheat. best 81 25Gs4 ~, bakers 81 20G$3 IS
winter hest. 81 20Gsi 40 Mlfeei steady unchanged
Chicago, March 26rhe leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

Wheat aot iSsay Owe. wa S sas SroS
terday July opened at 7llsc advanced 20 ,i,s,,hs,
S SSsSs at At, , s and c ss at
Most Of offerings Of spot No NSr'nern so ger 20
2' Sor Msg wss ae ndI Ss No
difference enc % 2sq IN qaaEr 90 hard 7Se 70
Soas.n 7S No % NS1s g e. pr SG
Spent. 90 sS Mu s pig Ss ~.
RaS IN sH S%s sSs Sc aasS' mddns'
wn,as sapr 50 IS extras Sgss Per Ws.sa
roller clear g sss, 49, 49, s. rssh s. sSGsi s.
Eals 5. fSs' s5'agss ass s.
ss :, fsss = ~ % n ].
Rye -four continues da s,eaay demand from mes
G SaA'5 5as %s'a ss$sa Apr. Ss
Ra Sl1 Sa d 3si%a,e .5 5s4 s
s No red sSm sSs. s M@ Sa lacked Strength
Export inquiry light; CARROTS scarce nrm win l 9s.c;
MAJ ess.a29i.c: June nominal Carlos IN export e's
30 mixed 2g:S aS -, "nsT sh rccep. S
tight oferinq Sn e disposition 70 ,, t5oss
S %sc ' tpSsd $,:c 20 White March April May md
June 2Siga2ic Butter firm demand good S S, ,
sns 5ss25c Esss Weak moderate demand Psnnsyl:
yana and wesern ,s rT "a par SKINS efoia
Feedspot bran particularly winter was IN sn 'c bbs.
prSs' T WSP r BRAN h9a S S pd s %s ]
bran IN sacks spot sl3Gs3 30 Potatoes steady ioern
supply stock in fair request Pennsyyanla Roe
choice 3Sf.Oc; fair good. 3Da3Jc. Michigan Rose.
choice 3af33c New York Rose choice 2Of35c fair 70
good 2jq sc; Burbanks and stars choice 3:
fair 10 good 2JU2Sc, Newl0-k state Of Maine, chos
23a35c fair to good 2sGSoc. 3i5 p. m-wheat closed
Arm and advanced ne the OF the day con-
tract wheat, March s34Gs3,.c; April. MAY ani June
nominal CARROTS elevator " Pcnn~yl, an
red ssqsS.c: No Delaware red. Sspss',c; No red
sGas6i.c: No Northern spring. sSsaS3.c.
81, Louis March 20 Flour unchanged whea, higher;
May S9c asked: July 54Agi4isc bid. Corn lower. Nay
22I Tooc: July. 23s a23ssc bid Oats hrmer May leci
July isc bid. Lard-Prme steam, &c. choice 400
Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington March 2G.-Folowng the appoint
ment bv the President OF Captain Otto J.. Helm.
Is, Cavalry as commandant OF cadets West
Point relieving Iieutenant-C Colonel Samuel l.. Mills.
5,h ARTILLERY these subordinate officers are ordered
70 the Academy First Lieutenant John J. Pershing.
10Th Cavalry, on June Is, and on August 81 First
Lieutenant John II. Beacon, Sd Infantry; Second
Iieutenants Maurice G. krayenbuhl ID Artillery
Charles H. Paine. 18th Infantry; Jcns Bugge. 50 In
fantry; George F. Landers. 4th Artillery; Herber.
A. White 9th Cavalry. and Matthew e. Smith, %
Cavalry.
The following officers will be relieved by the fore
going details: First Licuienants Wilds r. Richard
son, sth Infantry on June u. and on August 81
Alexander r. Dyer, 4th Artillery; William II. AL
laire, 23d Infantry Samuel d. Freeman. 10th Cav
airy; Charles D. Hagadorn. sd Infantry; Daniel
r. Devore. 23d Infantry; Richmond p Davis, ID Ar
tfllery: Marcus d. Cronin 18th Infantry. and Bar
rlngton X. West. 9Th Cavalry.
Frs, Lieutenant Francis A Winter. assistant
surgeon. upon the completion Of his examination
for promotion. will proceed to West Point Military
Academy for duty at that post relieving Captain
Charles Wilcox. assistant surgeon. who is trans
ferred TO Fort Bliss Texas, relieving Captain Raj
ferty. assistant surgeon, VINO Is ordered to WiIiets
Point
o. & A@ @H@f haa ca tHr ser cSve4
Captain A. NJ Palmer. assistant quartermaster
T TSfih K apO To duty a, that post to relieve Cap
tain Frederick G. Hodgson. assistant quartermas-
ter who. upon being renewed. VIII take station al
Pattsburg y. Y, IN charge OF construction OF pub
lie buildings at Plattsburg Barracks.
CAPTAIN &. j. Barclay viii be detached from the
Raleigh on March IS and command the Amphitrite
the orders Of Captain j. T. Coghlan 10 the latter
dered from the Richmond 10 command the Raleigh
The change was made necessary by the fact that
the Raleigh goes to the European station and Cap
tain Barclay desired TO remain with the home
squadron. -, $780,,
chief Engineer J.. " Robinson Will be detached
from the Indiana on April on three months leave
on being relieved by chief Engineer j. J.. Hannum
do.
Chief Engineer g. J. Burnap Is ordered TO the Kew
YORK fleet engineer. relieving Chief ENGINEER G.
Andrade, who receives three months leave
Passed Assistant Engineer j. NJ. Pickrell Is trans
ferred from inspection OF machinery al cramps
ward 10 similar duty NJ Camden, n J.. relieving
Passed Assistant Engineer A. s iialstead, who T.
ordered 10 the Raiegn In place OF Passed Assistant
Engineer J. l.. Cow, who goes 10 the MarbIehead
relieving Passed Assistant Engineer G. A: carr, or
dered home on three months leave. Cher Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
~ THE SENATE'S OPEN SESSION.

Mr.. GALL1NGER ATTACKS THE CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION AGAIN-THE TRANS
MISSOURI DECISION.
Washington. March 26.-In the open session OF the
Senate to-day the Civil Service Commission was
subjected to another attack the hands OF Mr. Gal
linger Rep., y. H.. He said that as his statement
the other day about the hopping" test 10 which
applicants for employment In the Government,
Printing Office were subjected had been challenged
by 'penny-a liners in the press. and by an official
OF the Civil Service Commission he had obtained a
printed copy Of the circular which contained that
and other equally absurd requirements. which
would. he said. nave prevented General Sheridan
from making hlrself famous IL the Civil Service
Commission had got a chance at him, and would
have even smut him out from employment in the
Government Printing Office. The circular was re-
ferred TO the Committee Civil Service and Re-
trenchment, which Is TO investigate the whole sub
ject
The Importance attached to the recent decision of
the supreme Court OF the United States In the mat
ter OF the Transmissouri Freight Association was
evidenced by the adoption of a resolution 10 have
the decison and Justice Whites dissenting opinion
printed as Senate document in sufficient numbers
to satisfy the general public demand for IT,
RESOLUTIONS or inquiry were offered and adopted
as q. to the future disposition OF the Union Pacific
halfway property aud as to the arrest and i'm
prisonment OF two American sailors IN Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
CURRENCY LEGISLATION MUST WAIT.
SPEAKER REEDS STATEMENT TO THE pE""
GATES FROM THE ISDIANAPolis
CONVENTION

SPEAKER REEDS STATEMENT TO me DH''
GATES FROM THE ISDIANAPolLs
CONVENTION.
Washington March 26.-Thc Executive committee
which was authorized at the Monetary ConVehUo"
held t IndIs ma polls In January last 10 secure the
anpointment Of q commission TO revise the currency
system of the United States called on Speaker
Reed at the Capitol to-day. Among the NUMBER
were H. H. Hanna OF indianapolis. who was the
chairman OF the indianapolis convention: ex-Gov-
ernor stanard OF ST. Louis: George i. Peabody, OF
New-York and John f. Irish. OF San frahcisco'
The committee called tho Speaker IN pursuance
OF a resolution adopted at the indianapolis con,
vent,on directing them TO procure at inc specidi
session of Congress legislation calling Tor the APP
dent TO consider the entire currency question ana
10 report Congress at the earliest possible udy
The committee set forth to speaker feeu lns
necessity not only Of maintaining the present goid
standard bur OF insuring the ultimate retirement
of al cllsses OF United States notes ana the es-
adjustment OF a banking system which should inr-
nlsh credit facilities to every portion or the country,
and at the time afford a safe ana e.astlc
a commission Of outsiders mixed commission
of Senator'S Representatives and business men,
would be equally satisfactory to them. What they
desired primarily was the appointment OF COM
mission. -
The Speaker replied that Congress had been
called together to pass tariff bill and that II was
obviously the interests Of the country that TINS
bill should be passed AZ the earliest pracucaDle
better If this bill should be passed In May than 70
have Il delayed until July. Until final action had
been taken the bill. he did not deem II advisable
10 complcate matters by the formulation OF any
was doubtless the better course to be pursued and
the interview closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
c,.xcrs ppopOsED IN COMMITTEE.

Washington March 2e-The Republican nieil. ',,' ,
OF the Ways and Means Committee nave ,o' .,..
sotaoa 20 re,rove from the dutiable list the glass
,isbs ueod IN the manufacture OF spectacies ana
eyeglasses and place them on the free ns'' "'eie
thov have been for a number OF years
ore OF the contemplated amendments when inc
Republican members may make to the Dill VIII oe
a change in the paragraph reiauhs " u''I 49,
l,,oa a, loss than 81 80 a dozen. In the Dingley
huI the duty is fixed at 81 per cent; the same as
the duty in the law OF 1880 In me Wlison sT b ,
ever that in the last few years there nave been
siderahle increases in the class OF wearing APP
roi jnannrted from Switzerland. and II Is not
in,nrobabe that the duty will be changed 10 a
compound rate which viii equal the 'V per ee"
ate OF the present law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

Boston March 26--"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
Will say " the wool market: ''rhe sales %
the week are ~ domestic and 63s4 90 N foreign
AGAINST 10000 n domestic aad 1919 o n t,regn lsss
week and BOB 800 10 domestic and 1880 ioresn ,ur
,h4 same week ast year The date show an u
crease OF s 325 10 domestic and % is9eo N foreen
from the GALES date IN 1898 The receipts
date show an ~ it5 hs.es domestic ana t'"s
bales foraign Last weeks activity has developer .
frther boom previous records ~ weekly sales hro
broxen Michigan WOO, has advanced % isc ana e.
highest prices raii since me
peal Of Mc<lney ttrn one lot u secured We,
sold three In three hours. each uinr NJ IV.
Sales In Boston for the hrst three ronths .. ~" ~
three times ~ the three m ntns as' veal ~
sales in Boston a.onc since January l. 1871. eNe.e1
amount Of wool sold In entire year AZ any 'l
any other American market American pnrcnases G enS
current London auctions eNpe.tei u feaVn
bales Prices there have advanced one I-hhs ~ s,s,
American mills running overtime tof 49, "a
time years. Advances in price rave oeea "a.
chevots worstei flames certain dress s0'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
r,,popc,x rponrcE MARKETS.

Idverpoo March % a:45 D. m-Beef-EStra india me
,u AZ n6s I'd mi ne mess dur Ais 81. Pork ny
ness Western ine hru al 5Os do medium ngn ~ 49,, Y,
IIams-Short about IA 10 " 10 sfsoN az short
cumberland cut aboat 2s &c 10 10 steady AZ ~ iss
rib about ~ 10 q 70, s,srdy as o. ns Yong clear
uah about IS 10 IS H. STEADY at 2Is ti LIS shnrt
middles heavy, about 40 to.s 10 steady az a, SIS "a:
clear mittles heavy about ~ 60 - ID; stes"s
Gear bellies about IL to H. STEADY a, -s,,,an nner
Prime Western spot. dun AZ IS a.prime city
arm at ia ~ co,onses! iaLaverroc. rep az Rcsn-
Ia ri SHIRTS turpeptine nrm Al ~ " sr n
',omnon steady AT Is lOisc Wheat-No M siea "
dull a, IL AID Con- Mixed Western SPOT % "a; Aprll
Si At ?, ssd; Muy dull at IS Sd FlourSss rcss, IN
winter dull at Is o. Ikps At London-fae'hS w. N
At 61Q65A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

Washington. March 26-The Navy Department Is
again in dilemma about the great drydock just
completed at New-York, the only OF sufficient
dimensions to dock the nrst-cass batte-shps Day
before yesterday Secretary Long authorized its ac-
ceptance by tho Government. subject to few
trning details OF work yet TO he done by the con-
tractor. Through some friction between officials
and workmen. these deficiencies still exist and to
con1plicae the matter the Department is not able to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

cash quotations follows: Flour and
prices unchanged. 1lisUI3Ac
No } spllng wheat IlNit.c; No red. st.dspisc No 2
corn 2!m2iisc No oats. l7c No rye ssa33'sc No =
barley, &c nominal. No naXsecd 7GQsOc prime timothy
seed 81 90 mess pork per Dbl s. Gog<s cJ: per 100
10 - l5Gs4 TIA short ribs sides loose 81 5Gsi So dry
sailed shoulders boxed. s. I5aSJ. short clear sldes
boxed s. I5Qsi Sis whiskey dlstillers finished goods
per sal 81 ~ sugars cut Loaf, s. -. granulatsd - T6
standard ~ st'i llnseed OIL raw, 3oc; boiled Sac
On the Produce Exchange oday the butter market was
firm extra creamery lsGlssc. nrsts ITqlI.c seconds
l4Gloc. Eggs steady. fresh stock. Ss.1Sc.
Cincinnati, March 2dFlour active and steady. winter
patent - asaA 20 flnb; s. iousI 80. Wheat easier
setiye white car !c No yellow. 25c. oats unchansel
No white. 2lc. mixed, zoe. No mixed. .ic Lard
kettle s'eady sales o. steam leaf. &c prime
short o slce. a.; short clear sides Sc clear bellies
Oc Bacon steady GALES lOos shoulders Sc loose short
rib sides 3.c Loose short clear sies 5sc loos clear
bellies eap5%c Butler-Esin 20itc Ohio and IniIara
creamery, l2pl5c. Ergs-Fresh nenrbv stock hare.y
ouo,abie at 7isGse. WI skc, steady, s. H.
Milwaukee. March 2d.-wheat opened weak and 1, d
e, "a io"er MAY opened az 72.c rose to 7asc. fell 20
steady No Northern. 78c; No spring ,5c. rive
nrm, No J. on track, 34sci No choice track 3iisc.
Sample barley moderate demand. No B. 26i.e Flour
steady on The basis OF 81 O5ast 10 for spring patents In
wood.
Minneapolis March 2o.-There was an upward ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

secure from the contractor who still has posses.
sion the necessary permit 70 prepare the dock nor 10.
the batte-shp Iowa II y essential ina. shIs
moment official trial trip Is set dor d Hpr,
3 and her builders under penalty for uelay'
Late this afternoon the Department had accom-
nishcd nothing i'm it's efforts to unravel the snar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
, lso a number OF postmasiers.

Ferdinand Eidman came TO this city from Ger
many. his native country, in 1854 Al the outbreak
of the Civil War he enlisted In volunteer regiment
from this city After the war he became promi-
nent in the old Xth Assembly District as Repub-
lican politician. lie elected Assembyman
from the district In 1878, and in the following year
he was elected TO the State Senate. In 1886 he was
elected Coroner and he served two years In that
office President Harrison appointed him Collector
of Internal Revenue In this city in 1889. and he held
office until his successor was appointed by Mr..
Cleveland in 1898. In 1894 Mr. Eidman for Con-
gress and was defeated by William Sulzer. and he
was defeated for Congress again last fall. Mr..
Fidman has been member OF the Republican
County Committee for many years. and has been a
machine Republican ard a close political friend OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
r1OTHER AND BABE.

Nature is
cruel and
visits upon
mother and
babe alik c
the results Of
tho mother 5