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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
rgr yAuE TO BE BROADWAY.

-. ,he West End Association and seVeIa'
Memoe'. ,.oro the West side appeared before the
s:. public S oT the tie, NM
District !e,a-d from Fifty-n,n;h-st. 10 One-hun-
o. the nv..o,,leth-st. changed 10 Broadway Inc
dreaan 20, forth that the Boulevard was contihu-
peH'o'. p-osdvay; that when Il was first laid our
% as rSsGsnS Sssnss ae have
made ou, on the thoroughfare that its char
SO tar been completely changed 1t would mere
ac;er ha no onlnion OF the signers advantageous
fore Oe ~ name cf the entire street cnanged 70
,o aaV Alderman Woodward MADE ne pom.
Brose~ .ba boulevard in two separate distrlcls
tsst a. Se necessary to have a hearing before a
Meeting o, both boards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

csicago Feb 25-Prices FOR cattle steady. with
fairly s-ttve demand Only few choice cattle
were offered and sales mostly well below IS The
bulk Of the cattle crossed the scales 81 1884 90 the
poorest going at 50 Or$4 and two Of fancy
teeyes brought IS 60 but few cattle good enough
70 fetch s. Stockers and feeders averaged lower
ranging from g 30 70 81 IS Bulls were lower but
n,rg cows yld going under 81 80. Calves
scare. few selling s. l2is aS7 IS Buyers hogs
held back prices averaged "a 5c lower Hogs sold
at n extreme range Of SO s2sasi ora chiefly az
asa O5, while pig. sold mainly az 50 55rs3 81
made Of 90 prime 2io-rb boss al s. 10. There
a fairly active general demand f1r sheep and lamse
Lambs price. while sheep sold little higher
Sheep s. 30GS3 81 FOR the poorest Up 81 IS
strictly choice rOcka. fed Western selling mainly
s. logs4 so. yearlings sold - 59si ard lambs
s. 5OQS5 CO. chiefly at s. ga s. 90 feeders bringing s. 10
ass IS Recelps-csitle. 5000 head. hogs. @ooo head
sheep. 900 head.
Cincinnati Feb 2s-Hogs active q, SO 40Qs4 10. Cat
steady 81 j0QSi 20 Sheep strong at 81 1914 10
Lambs strong al Sass SO
East Buffalo. Feb 25-Catti--Rsceipts ali
signed through to-day. and there vas nothing doing
Hogs-Receipts ~ cars market lower Workers good TO
choice, 81 i5Gsf II. rougts. common 20 choice 50 Cog
SO So: pigs common 10 choice 50 0r0A 05 sheep and
ianbs-Recepts 30 market stronger Lambs choice
20 extra Sn$5 20. cus common. $5gs5 30. sheep
choice selected wether 81 s3g$i ~; euils to common
Esss LibArtx EaA 2a-CA,ue steady: prime. ~ eooee;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yors February 25. 1893.
expor & cars d?ec, TO iosi sag6ierers ana Is cars
FOR the market, making win cars held over yss,ercay
OF one carload Demand fairly good all grades %,
,sewes a.SRss. The ysrae were readily cleared De-
good steers sold at s. 15us % per 100 70 oxen
81 5dS5 - ana one ehoic. 81 Dressed beef
cabes rom L5nion and Liverpool quoted American
lO'eallc dressed weight, refrigerator beef at ssg
s J. shsmbars 4 Sen. and $50 head for schHaTzscAd
& suizberger Io-morrow the Campana ,or LNerpoo d
Massachusetts tor London 2410 quarters Of beef for
cattle Tor the shipper; Marengo, tor Newcastle,
81 cattle A. Macintosh and late Saturday sunday
cattle D. II sherman and l45 head for EpD.;ein <
Sanders making the 900 l2,ai european HPlenS ,or ne
beet The oiyedene carried 20 sheep FOR L. :. Dien-
saes-shcrnsn & Culver; IS Indiana steers. ie2s 70
sveras,o - 80 per go nj 10 % no lao a1 l,s ~ a.
p do ii4O n al 81 S2ia IS d. 1910 So % 10
's % s. 81 p g. at s g. Is d. 90 los 5 d. ~ 8
IS 90 1855 h. at 81 81 Do 1925 p at 81 55' stays
Newton Co.: 20 Ono steers. 1856 ID. at 81 70; 4
STATE oxen 1912 = at 5! 3d. bu asi $50 n at s. y
a2s :, ct 50 50 60 ~
saa e Illinois ,:ssr- 100 2 q, 81 3d. io on; !,
80 10: bulls 500 n e. 81 20 coy 1880 ID. at 81
MsP 5g, 81 10 Ohio ;,ceI, 1902 3, at So O5
DO IN p $ g ha Sa . , at Wien 30 head
for s2gsArsr St-.s at s. Sogss per 100
rated steady and country dressed firm city dressed yeals
sold sis11l7c per n: country dressed AZ Gi24l0c
utue calves. 4ld6c; dressed grassers at 4g6c.
saess Sanders yeal5 $40 n average. at 81 so per
100 y.
Hume q Mullen: ! veal 100 -. az 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts - cars, or .T25 head.
Including II direct slaughterers. Counting ga
cars held Yesterday. the total offerings ca
cars Demand fair and feeling litti. firm ror every
thing eYcep. heavy lambs one car unsl!l. Common 20
prime sheep 4G5c per 100 n poor choice lambs
at 50 iO dressed mutton. Igsc per 10 dressed
lambs. ~ l9c. 49, -
ra-i 10. PA do. 50 70. Sc 61 DO 70 n.
al S.
Buffalo sheep - N. AZ 81 20.
y Sanders: l3l kentucky lambs lo5 10. a. - 80;
Kentucky sheep. 1872 n ~ -.
J H Wilkercon 20 Kentucky lambs tcommon). s. n.
ct * i214 800 Kentucky sheep. Sc = at s.
TfOG=-Receiptr isiz 1891 head. including
cars FOR sale Market dull and lower 81 5ls4 40 per
100 -: country dressed slow az 4UGsc per y for the
whole range
&, 20 n.r 100 ~ , roughs $40 - 4, 81 10.
A W Lamb Gate yesterday: Ci State hogs. l5i n.
al 81 60
X Hollis date Yesterday 81 Psnnsy.vania hogs.
100 70 a, roughs. 200 n. al 50 % stag $50 n
s. so 49,, ~ a.. -, 80 .
& 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,1verpool February %. 3:45 ,. m.-Exehanss whes,-
= no ! rec Northern sprrg dun az - - I'm
~, Aiae-,csa mised quiet az 81 ch.G5 futures
s.a4yi February. IS oHG. March. 81 4'sc tl1ur-St.
S4is fsn"y winter steady ~ los. Hops al A~DhHoI
ssehe coast nrn ~ itsGf5 Sc Beef hrrn extra In
sc Ness Gs g. prime mess. jss %. PORK nrin pI..s
s tne Western Bis "a. prime mess medium y.
n - Fsmf-sh0rr cut. Il % 10 bs easy al $50 DC
.afon tl Cumberland cut - 70 30 lbs. BIS snort 10
. 70 = ibs steady SIS ca long clear middes, sht
- 3, lbs 3ls "a. long clear nidces. heavy, so 70 -
ts - short clear back ~ 20 IS lbs 21. clear be-
a. l. = "a its 80. shouliera-Squsfe IL to - !os
g. ~ 2is "a Lard--Prlme Western dull AT Zts %
-nt-A merican finest white and coloref duH a, aos'
e,1.-Irme city firm .; i9s Cottonsecd oil
x refined firm j5s Cd Turpentine-spirits hfih al
't Va Rosin-Ccmmon steady at Is Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

common 50 5oa$4: bulls stays and cows yzgss, a. IA
slow end lower prime medium "a 90 res, s yo,s.rr
50 9x4 o5 good roughs So 4o9ss 81 eomnon 70 non
5Ons3 Sheep steady; choice 81 s0s' 3D cohinon'
SO sOnsa choice lambs 81 75as5 So common 10 sood'
81 75n,5 20: veal calves 81 J0as1 Is. .
Kansas CITY. Feb 2-Caute generaly lvc hsncn.
dressed beef grades s. 30VN 90; fed Colorados *O;
feeders 81 ?0Gs5 60; stockers SO 5QS5 TO- cows ara
heifers 50 JCdS 35 steady. heayes ano pcNsIs'
50 S5qst 10; medium s. s0gsi; lights 50 tSgs so' 2st
50 25QS3 80. sheep strong mut1ns 81 s3oSt "V "es'-
81 1884 ~. lambs. - 5ods5 ej. -
ST. Louis Feb. 25.-Caitle strong far 70 fahsy M
tlyes shipping export 81 @pfSo ~ cress~o
bee, butchers sidss under 1000 10 - 'o4sf %
feeders S3Qs4 90 and heifefs - zov
81 %. Texas and indian s3lA 20 cows ana heli-
e-s 81 25aS3 90 Hogs shade lower 1orkers - ~
50 95 packers SO e5s %: butchers 81 orSf 10 sheep
steady. mutoas So 55Qs4 30. lambs. Sg< 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
DINNER OF DREW SEMINARY ALUMNI

The annual dinner Of the New-York Association
Of the Alumni OF Drew Theological Seminary. Of
Madison " J.. will be held at Hotel ST. Denis.
or Monday a. 100 p. n. Special honors will be
shown the president Of the seminary, the Rev. Dr..
Henry A. BUTTE in recognition of his thirty years
O. membership In the faculty. There will be ad-
dresses by the Rev. DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall.
the Rev Dr. W. H. 7. Faunce, the Rev. DR.. A. ID.
Val, the Rev. Herbert Wech and Dr.. Butte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb 25-Four inactive. unchanged; re
espts 77l3 bis exports. 1891 sales. 500. Wheat
sasy spot and month SiQSl 0Os March. 81 o. Sl OU
MAY SgS. O0 No red. - = qS5ssc; receipts.
-s7 bush. Ia2 so; stock l$4i,Ie4 sales.
Southern by sample. 96cQSl ol grade.
escasl CO.,. Corn easy; spot and month S37.p3ie;
March, 30. 1S4c. April 34N34asc mixed 80 =
nc. receipts iG2 21 bush. exports. 200 AS. stock.
50 ss.es 1900. Southern white and yellow corn.
IS .gS4t Oats steady; No white Western 81 G3Jc;
4lS5S. Rye easier, No nearby, 55ssc No Western.
Hay Qaie: choice trnoihy 81 5ogsi3 Grain frsiehts
steady d feeling; steam Liverpool. per
March. Sugar strong. unchanged. Butter firm.
charged. EFSs quiet unchanged. Cheese steady IN
changed. Lettuce. 81 - basket Whskey unchanged
Boston Feb. g.-F1our firm and DUH receipts, 1886
bos. spring patents, 50 J1as6 To- spring oiesry and
IAgAts 81 7oGs5 90 winter patents s. 2jas3 73 win
TSa7so per bush 81 7cQsI rs per hrTner:
opts 80 433 bush. steamer yellow 3S4c No 2. 3s1.
Oats dull receipts 70 437 bush; fancy clipped, SOC; No
ana g. 35c Mifeed quiet. bran. spring, SIS 1886.
winter. sl19$l7 p. nldd!ines SIS t0aSlS. Red Dog
forr. $40 ~ Beef FIRM; steers = Csc hndluarters
yeafngs 6zc spring. Butter arm Northern. p nc
Western. 20: I2lc. imitation. G4i5Asc: ladies' l4c
Cheese Arm Northern. sQS.c; Western, e5s@Sc.
Buffalo Feb 25-Sprlng wheat-Demand fair and prices
steady: No J hard. 81 O7Ts No Northern old
81 Ces; new. 81 OG7 40 Northern. new. 81 o2's No
pa. No red SIC. No red 93c; No white. 95c
Com steady and fair demand: No yellow. Sac; No 3
yellow. SIC: No corn. 33&c: No corn. 33Ac Oats
easy. No white 32A.c. No white 81 sc. No white
SIC Rye nominal; No in store. SIC Flour CUTE; and
r5aty.
Chicago Feb. A-The leading features ranged AZ fol
lows
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~ RIGHT TO DISPUTE THE BILL.
.-ox FROM THE APPELLATE DIVISION a
." BOARD OF EDUCATION SUIT

Appellate Division Of the s sT1ss o tSa o T
. ras HANDED down decision a, ' sn9"dse Asons
o Daily in .D.Gs matter souass in two
bill so' SER, ,-o srhool sites Justice DAILY directed
nss 10 a'a1 Sensation to Issue reGus!tion on the
re gofa I Sf shs 3 od S 'Sa, the
Tor sscH I ne had no right 10 dispute the bil!
board q had approved BY ,y snP6e%B be SsMn
alter IA II If the rcduistion VIII nave 10 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

FLOUR AND MEALJo6esr. dd most o, the ba: us! s:
nderio1e and slight ah2us s2T 5 Sr9'aos
81 Goasi IS winter patents 81 aS5 spring clears
81 4DaSi -. No winter. - gDati 10 extra 10
aosr s. 2'qs RYE FJ3rR-pgll sale Co., 80
Kl.a-dred So .5as2 o. as to brand 100. BAG MEA1-
Quiet fre white Sc; fine yel2" SOC coarse .lR =
~; Gs; spring eulk 53e nddns 61is ,'GSee rye rye
meai So 80 70 sr-seninrs 30l5Sp. in bulk: buck
"li E1 ,ir-G M 5ar o. ~. day the
more settled speculative feeling and Jess OF nervou,
unteruent which marked Thursdays proceedings Jus,
before the close however. there was an acve
On The part Of bear traders which sent pres on 10 ,
This attack was entirely unexpected by sca'Iers. ana
almost demoralized the market for tlns pT9yoh'nss
hea'lness similar 10 maj pIe'ai.ns on y,a-J higher
shorts partly feeling in the stock mar
r 1 NOR. ' be,e aag fhan ohew.e Liverpool cables
'saAt lower on futures and isN2d over on sp9t
werp unchanged. While these declines were perhaps .
side was stimulated BY arrival Of moderate foreign
selling orders which executed at the opening here
conhecuqH W.T. ., ~. iast seye9 weeks
resp ninr time last year On me subsequent rally fram
eathtr and crop news was moderately bearsh although
cold weather and lack Of snow in some localities gave rise
we're confined sales of u loads here and outports
Quotations o. cash wheat 7 o .. hnlal uasS a.
flovs. No red 81 Gsa. No hard Manitoba. 81 lie:
40 Northern Duluth 81 OSs % arrive; No 2 Northern
arrive. No hard Manitoba. 81 o97. 'Bradstreets'
ysv oxnors 4 wheat and -four from both coasts were
700 $40 bush against 3 800 bush last week, and
l27ggfG bush .CORN-An cary advance IN
he crr market based on general improvement In al
speculative articles together with heavy seaboard clear
-cas vas fooed UP by sharp declines and weak
ea A. D.. ne, decline The reaction brought out fairly
liberal e,p0-; orders % about 81 loads mere
,f of-r were reported Receipts Chicago continue
-r liberal basis weather being generally favorable Tor
good movement. The trade here was mostly 81 soap
~ff~ vet :
corn closed 3fisc d. aAoat 'Bradstrests weekly
lxuorts were 600 100 bush AGAINST S65io bush !ast
week and 4744 bush last GA TSTher- was
ftte feaur noted this market, trade In both the
.,erlave and spot departments being small Clos
ing prices unchanged from lest night No export de-
rna,1 reported 10 oats closed BIC No oat =
3Oisc No 2 white 32Hc; No white &c track miHel
3G3ic: track white 35T34c. Market quiet 10
. Western EsGietsc b. afoat: State rye dull o5'. y
54i1c 2 track IA RI-EY-Market easier quoted
feeding 4cc. ! 2. New-Iork and 8Z'sc ASKED c =
f,unalo. opening navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
Ocean Steamers

>o~o.o~NoNooNrYNDNN-NN|NN
MORTM GE[RMAM IlOGD.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Trave. .Ta.. Mob !. a. 4raNe IT,. Ncn. p a. Ia
Hsvei 1u.. Mch. s. a. m. Have. ru., Apr. 8 "a m
Lain Tu., %. a m. Kaiser. Nay.. Apr II m
kAisEp WI DER CROSSE. Tues. N,h - . a. N
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Friedrich Der OR Thurs Men. ?. SooA
Bremen lllff Mil d. NOON
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Ems .....Feb 90 10 A. " hai VIM. J., s,cA is 10 ~
saale Mich. 3 10 a NJ. Fuia .Nch. 20 10 A ~
Vera. Mob - 10 A. ". S~1s.........An' 10 A. a
oELRICIIs & co. BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

CoTToN-No,with.snding the threatening aspect q
average gain today. Encouraging sdvices from Iv
erpoo! this morning gave 6uilsh sender to our s
204 points. further improved sG5 points. The upward
activity and hrnness Southern spo; cotton markets
on top OF continued heavy esaTanoes The y9ums OF
count Of Increasing nisaPprehensi9ns as 10 ne sS
Spain There general concern on his account
however. The market absorbed offerings almost win
reassured by increased stability q the stock market
in Enslish Cotton spnnsrs circles also c9nrbgted 70
the more or less confident feeling that obtains Ihls
English cotton market was being unfavorably Influenced
b. warlike rumo-s from this country market for
futures here closed very steady az net advance OF 3e
dun but steady at unchanged prices mddne upands,
las; vt mad .as '9 as sSs at spnnng sos5ern spot
cotton markets. middlins quoted were as follows; sa-
81 bales: Charleston steady at 5Ii-l6c. wilmington firm
at @ &c higher 12 N9io hrm at toS Se fas, 3?
eG l-lcc hshs sales eS bales st. ST. Louis ieney
advance Of lee sales 4loi BALE hTia
nrm at il-i6c an advance Of lice sales GOO bales
Memphis hrm at llol6e sales 800 bales Tome S
q6oo bales, against 1922 last week 76ss last year
ic to- S5 al $2cogsso bales last wees
l727 las, year and % s IN T Ga eH'ST
csp;s Of 20 bales The export movement his season
-'@9 Great Britain. France. Continent
Total to day............. l64l2 go ,als,
g sas. T ss.ies.r 25sa 7 e 5S59 so5e9
The movement Of the crop from September 10 Feb
ruary o. inclusive according Secretarv Hester n the
New-Orleans Cotton EX change. e as follows Port
cert 1862 bales 1888 $40 bales llst year
1895 74S 1914 bales 1875.
mills and Canada aGi67G bales 10 30
bales year 654427 bales IN 1896 and SsG s3 ta-s
stocks IN - September
bales 22 1873 bales IN 1891 800 $50 bales IN 1S6
aad 341 Of8 bales In 1880 Southern m. tskngs. net
COL bales against e32 4S6 bales IN 1897 5G05sG bales
523 els bales In 1885 brought into sight
ing IFS days ga bales against 7jJl 019
bales 1891 $500 900 bales IN 1896 and $40 ~ bales
hreuQ into 81 again i've
ending February q years 1897 bales AGAINST
1913 ba.es In 1897 1921 bales In 1886 and l2i IL
bales In ls brought sight FOR Hrs - days = Feb
rusry. 80 81 bales against 4246s bales IN 1897 42 III
bales 1895 and 4s5.2sl bales In 1898 Companions in
these reports up corresponding date last
year year before last and in 1895 and not % close n
sponi'ng weeks Comparisons Nv weeks would take
l7s DAYS last Isl days before last and is2
DAYS In 1880 against only - days this year
The OF contract prices today in the local market
f0OWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

Totals .....l 55 O-o Sc sc3 "a al o, aO3 1874 2c6
ne movement OF cotton Liverpool during the week
s1g To-Day AZ compared with previous weeks. was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
- DAYS European Tour for $500 Itinerary:

XIX Lake. O. Killarney. Dublin. GLASGOW TrossachA
Edinburgh Shakespeare District. ionton Holland Bel
covering all OF Europe. slA
20 cther toura FRANK BAKER % Nassau. Nsw-Yosk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
NT7lSR1HMN O0NrP,

MISUNDERSTANDING -Paris).
Sailing every Wednesday az ~ A. u.
PARIS. ............ March MEN lOkh...... March y
ST. PAUL. March ST PAtL......... March 20
RED STAR LIVE TG ANTWERP.
Sailing every wednesiay
NOORDLAND March = hENSlNG TON March ~
FRIESLAND. ..... March WIiSTERNLAED. March =
INTERNATIONAL. SANEGATfON COMPANY.
Piers IL and ia North River Office. q wiling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

CLYDE LINE. ,,u, NUN so
~ ALL FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
~. o,,v steamer Iir4 70 CHARLESTON. 3 c.. ana
az sC%ylI,I,E FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE
'--~'>'- cup.rb Passenger Accommodations.
Reduced Winter Excursion rates now In effect
CON- ANTFEE Mon. Foo. > SENlNJI.L...-. sat Mar.
,TG0NOI'IN Thurs Aar. IROQCOls.....A Non. Mar
won pier % Eas. River 0oo, R0osegeli-st). r. Il
'''"' NM r. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents
Bowling Green y. Y.
e. ca-. Pen Fa-t T. e p Line. via Jacksonville
60. Freght an4 Passenger Line. via Charleston
y q FGER General Agent. 3l5 Broadway. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
REPRESENTATIONS LNE

II FOR ROTTERDAM AID AMsTERDAM.
MA BOULOGNE-SI R-MER.
.s..-asn m ........... Saturday. Feb. 2e 10 A N
. eo"t,SrFs t4r19y March g. 10 NJ
: arate prices great comfort superior acconnloca-
srr.s Tor handbook and terms ~ Gen. Pas.
sgs1cv 80 Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
I'D, sales 10000 bales speculation and export 900
American. 5000. receipts 10000: - coo: mid
iGs nplands lied Futures opened steady partially
l-'f decline. CLOSED easy l-Gi advance on near
months and LEA decline distant positions February.
-, - EebTuary-Msrch. 323s: March-Ap !c3s; April
may, 3ZSs May Jucc. 323b: JuneJuly. 323h. Juiyhu-
sast aib August-September. 323b September-Oc;ober
ssb; October November 322ltb: acknowledgements,
,--'ss Manchester-farns firm; cloths strong at
afe prices but no advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
ITO VENEZUELA

Steamer. o, the RED ~ LINE. under mail
tract with the United states Government, are appointed
20 sail from Robert per Brooklyn
and Naracaibo. via Curacao.
CARACAS. Tuesday March y Y. NJ
So VENEZUELA Thursday, March W T. NJ
ca ptIIA nrrT.pHfA Saturday. March 20. p. u
w. DOrrtTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General No i3J Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
TRFNCH LINE.

l. coypAGNfE GENERhLE TRANsATr.ANTIoCE
DIPEC-T LINE 70 HAFRE-FARIS GRANGE.
Sailing ever SstJr'ay. az 10 a. n
- p,c, 10 a. North River. foot Morton Street
t,g{nn.1i-,r-e . FEB 96 la Normancs. March 70
- March : la Champagne. March "a
-! G.sceers March y Ia Gsscogne. April
- Agency .7r L 5. aad can. Bowling Green. y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

Receipts the ports and interior points today
pared with the day last week. last yea-
and 1895. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
,11TT0KY STEAMSHIP LINES.

NJ TEXAS 50 cAl9LIsA GA. AND FLA
c-p.yCtlT and ROUND TRlP Tickets Issued IN an
90 n Texas COLORADO Utah. Arz0aa. California Mer
T. e. Georgia. Florida g ENcs.ien, aeeonn )dacra
NS.. our Pocket Guide (rnauet
- III MALLORY co. Gen ksts Pier 70. F. r. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

TNfal porf receipts f0r 'Ne w7e.. compared v-fH
corresponding totals OF last week. last year. 1890.
1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
CUNARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
rro- pier +O n. T., foot OF Clarsson ST
camp,uia FEB 90 . a. ". Euura.. March 10. noos
rSrrrfa Marca 8 noon C1frIanla.. No. -. A. NJ
fnesnia. MGR. ~ 6 A. n Aursn!a Mch % 10 A n
-'1-a'" s-rT>-NN n BROWN 2 CO. Gen. Ae.rts.
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK.
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OTD DOMINION LINE.

~ DAILY TO NORFOLK
For old Point Comfort Norfolk Newport News pet.r,
burg Portsmouth,. Primers Point. Richmond. Virginia
E-sh ga and Washington. d. 4. Freight and pa.sen-
eer steamer, rag from Pier 90 North River even week
CAV except Saturday. al Y. NJ and Saturday r. r
" 4 GuIlI.AUDEC. ..ce-pres aDi rgasc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
BANANA RAILROAD.

TIE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connectelx at the Isthnus for ell West Ports a
Mexico. Central and South America
STEAMERS saii from pier foot West 27th-st. y. Y
FIN ANf.T, March J. ALLIANCE. March 10 noon
For rates apply at companys I-ce - Broadway
r. l. WALKER Traric Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
texow BUSINESS Is PRETTY WARM,
Looks Lihs the Chicago CIVIL Service Com
mission VIII Defy the solona

Z Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE Investigation
fof the state senate committee into Chi.
scaso's police government has ended SO
7 lar as the presence Of the civil service
seommission CT its record is concerned
In the developments Of yesterday twen.
7 sty men we're found who had been dis.
soharTed half a dozen times fer various
Iviolations Of the police reguiat lions. and
{disclosures were made which SURPRISED
the commissioners. They acted upc4,
this at once. apl acted upon treatmen,
Z they had received frSrn Che committee
BY declaSng hat In their benef IL was
illegal urfair and useless. They will
aceordi' sly refuse 10 take any further
notice of u.
The a'torr.ys-Presiden. Krsns for
,ne c'lH service commission. and F.. r.
'iiss Tor the ex-policemen and commit.
AZ swords points Throughout,
the session. and on one occasion At
storney Bliss Invited Kraus 10 step out
side ard settle IL, and I'll show you"
{ President Kraus declared that Bliss
Twas "A villain" and refused to permi:
rhIm 90 haEdle any documents belonging
Ito the commission for the reason that
: we cannot trust him with anything" "
. u depends on the legality Of the legisla-
Tive Committee whetheS ths commission
fvfl 'igrore" II. ard that point is the
ore uron which the commission bases
Us refusal TO appear any further.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
Iusno.. Legislative Pr,cecd,nrx

Sprinsield, Ills. Jan. i2.-During q
hri.S session of the senate yesterday
FItzr a,rck in;rcdseed bill taxing in
surarce companies 3 per cent. Of gross
receipts. The revenue committee bill
was rad the frs, time and advanced
- second sading. The new bill Is
based cn the Kerry bill.
In the houN Boyey introduced a bill
taxing Insurance companies per cent.
20 their gross receipts. and In commit
tee q the whole on the revenue bills
several substitutes for sections. etc,
were orered but no action was taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
Eoulj Learn About Venezuela,

Washington, Jan. 12.-Allen intro
,ducod and secured the adoption in the
sonate of resolution calling upon the
.rccsSsnt for Information IN his posses.
sion relative TO the boundary Nne be.
tween Venezuela and British Guiana
and TO inform the senate whether the
United States row has any clerks OIL
.other employees at work upon the Ven
ezuelan boundary question. and alst
what part Of the s,oO0OO appropriated
Cor the Venezuelan commission ha.
! been expended.