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lie Bell Irrarrrrr Butter in Print, It the State, Irr III III.
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'l'lll TOTAL BXCBEDS ”8.000.000.
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date In new York. law Jersey. Coa-
. aaetleat. Pennsylvania. “elevate. Ins-u
aehasatts and flea, Other Mates.
Vacuums. April iA—Ji‘hs river and
harbor appropriation bill has been complet-
ed by: the rm: and harbor committee
Among the appropriations carried by the
Nil are the Ioliowiny: Completing ins-
provetnenis in New York harbor, amino;
Improving channel between Stalleulsland
and New Jersey shore, “5,000; Pluthinl
’ bay harbor, “1000; improving channel at
Oowsnus hey.N. Y. (continuing knprove-
meet by deepening to 21 (not mean low
water and widening the channel to 400 feet
cuthenortheriyeide lrcmthelootol Per
olwsletresttooppcelte the entrsuoetoths
Iris basin), 800,000; Little Bodus bey bar.
her, 1'. Y., “3.1!”; Great Sodua bay har-
for. eio,ooo; Flushing bay harbor. mono;
Sangerties harbor. 010,“); Glen Cove har-
bor, 015,000; Buflalo harbor, 8300.1“).
to Improve Philadelphia "arbor.
Improving Philadelphia hsrbor by remov-
ia. parts cl Smith’s Island, Windmill Island
and Petty’s island, memo; Ohio river,
WM”; construction ol the iiiinols and
Ii-isslppi canal to connect the liiinoh
river at a point near the town of Heunepin
with the Mimi-inn river at the mouth of
Rock river, together with branch canal
lrom Rock river, swoon; Boston harbor,
emotion,» harbor, 615,000; Newbnry-
t harbor. will»; Gloucester harbor,
all”; New Bcdlord harbor. (10,01); Viper
y'hrd Haven harbor, 310,0”; Sandy Bay,
Cape Ann, 3150,00); Salem harbor, 810,“;
Block Island harbor, 815,111); Newport har-
bor. 0125,01).
lone Connecticut Appropriations.
Bridgeport harbor, $30.00); breakwater
at New Haven. 000,000; New Haven ber-
bor, “will; Stoniugtou harbor, “2.5“”;
breakwater at llcuso‘s Point, N. Y., 815,-
000;Cliariotie harbor, 11‘. Y., scan»; on.
kirk harbor, N. Y , MAID; Ugdensburg
harbor, “2,003; Uswego harbor. $30,010;
Tonawauda harbor and Niagara river, 57.5,-
000; Port Jeifcreon inlet, N Y. 025,“;
Plattehnrg harbor, N. Y.. 832$“); Salmo-
lllvei' harbor of reiuge, Lake Ontario, 810,-
00); Bariten bay harbor, N. J., 333.000; Erie
harbor, Pa, $90,000; Delaware breakwater,
film; Wilmington harbor, Del, 830,000;
Baltimore harbor, lid, 8300,01); Psirpori
harbor. 0.. 833,000; Huron harbor, 0., 875.-
Bandusky harbor, 0., “5,0”; Toledo ber—
bor. 0., $205,000.
Hillier Bridges lnr Ilarlelss ltlser.
Pawtncket rIrcr, R. 1., $110,000; i’rors-
deuce river and Narragamett hay. R. L,
“0,“; Green Jacket shoal, ll. 1.. ”2.411);
Pawcatuck river, 1L 1., “0,000; Connecti-
cut river below Heritcrd, Conn. “2,500
Iudeon rirer, N. Y., Olfiwm; Newwwu
creek and bay, 835,01); East river and Hell
Gate. N. Y., 820w»); Harlem river, 8350,-
M (The secretary of war is directedto
cause thslow bridges over the llaricm to
be replaced by higher bridges). Pawhogus
river, 16. Y., slaw; Wappluger’s creek.
3. Y., emu»; Brown's creek, l. 1., ”2,010;
again river below Newark, N. 1., 840,000;
tan riser, $50,000; Shrewsbury river,
1‘. 1., 010,01); Allegheny river, P0,. was);
Schuylkill river, Pa, 025.000; Delaware
river lrom Trenton to Plymouth, WAX»;
(or dam at Kerr’sisiand, near Pittsburg,
movable den: necr mouth 01 Beaver river,
Pa, 0250.0“); Potomac river at “'sahing-
tonJflAOfiOO; Little Kanuwha river. “Via,
WAN); Big bluntly river, W. Va. and Ky.,
‘31,“; Great ' Kunnwbn river, W. Va,
would, Falls cl Ohio river, $60.01); lu-
diana chute lsll. Ohio river. 815,01); Rough
river, Ky, €35,000.
Between $23,000,000 and $15,000,000.
The bill carried an appropriation 0! be-
tween SEAMAN” and 825,110“, of which
the limiuippl gets n large portion. The
bill provides that authority to build bridges
shall berealter begiven by the secretary 0|
war. Under the present law congress has
the power.
A CHINAMAN’S WOES.
la (la Neither Enter the United States
Nor Retur- Ia human.
Sunnis FALLS, Out, .ipril lll -—Thrcs
Chinamen. two ol whom had attempted to
cm- the frontier with Him Leo two weeks
since, the other a stranger, pnacnled them-
selves (or admidon to Canada, having been
hustled over to this side by United States ol-
iicers. The twobeiooging to Mun bed-p my
were allowed admission, baring Cums-Hall
customs certificates in their possession. The
stranpr not having theneccssary document
and only Oil) to pay the Canadian tax at .50
”denied the privilege to his two
companion and was sent to the Amer-
ican side and there stopped and the gates
ol the bridge closed on him. The only place
lortheChinamanwasto remsioouthe
bridge where hehss been since, and is likely
to remain for some time. (hilector of Car
tones Flynn communicated with commie
sinner oleuetoms atOttawalor instructions.
The commissioner replied to have him sent
back (rom whence he came.
further communication newborn sent and
nodoubtthsmatter will be ht belora
theWashiugtona ties. leanwhiisthe
Celestial remainson tkebridge. Rhusme
bthingaudhishomein Toronto. The
cthertwo leit lorpsrte unknown shortly
alter they were admitted to Canada.
he Irish Leann Ia “avenues.
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Amaicsieinsedouinthheity. Delegates
fie Amounts Contemplated (or Improve--
Pa, $35,000: Ohio river, construction 0! '
see-urn “Minnow as I
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Mahmud. ApriliA-Atanuetinxolthe ,
itweenpsei-
ml um I“.
lhwltwd by the committee cl“ Feder-
ated Older cl Railway Employee and hnite
hecmbettin; the attempt ol the led-alien
teberemgnised. Quiteanumbercistraum
were in town who admitted that they were
railroad men and had been sent here, bat
(cwhat purpose they declined to say. res
iamlrailroaders claim that the new mm
are here to take their places who astute
secure A meeting oi railroad ployes
and the grand oiflcers ol the National Fed-
watioa was held in Allegheney City last
night, hutuodecisivesctiou waslakea.
Calcsoo, April 18.—-Thers is new
in the carpenters’ strike situation Little
ornoattempt b heingmadsinanypartol
theeityto do any work. Thsmcuotcnycl
haetimouthepart ol the carpenterswss
relieved Thursday altersoou by a parade
sad demustraliou at lake Pros perk.
About 5!!) of the strikers “hand an Hal‘-
ket street, and headed by hands at Int-id.
mmhed to Lake l'ront park, where they
were addressed by prominent speakers. Over
“W men are idle.
Cowunue, 0.. April Ill.——‘l’he joint meetr
in; oldthe miners and minscperatorsh-
agreed upon the lollowlng scale ol prices to
rule from Alsy I, moo, to May 1,1191: l'or
flocking Valley, seventy cents per ton and
(or Pennsylvania seventy-nine cunts per (on.
The ctmvention adjourned to meet in Pitlr
burg on the first ’l'ueaday in April, 1801.
Fan. Rims. Ala... April iii—Twenty-
eight 0! the thirty-two spinners at the Week
emote mill went to a baseball game with.
oltuotiiying the manager oi their inton- '
tinn. in retaliation the mill was closed.
and Treasurer Lindsey says st 5 not certain
when it will start up again.
Booms April lit—The meeting oi the
sending ’rmi. council to definitely settle
the quutiou whether or not the strike should
become general, was held with closed doors,
and nothing is given out as to the proceed:
lugs. it seems pretty certain, however, that
a general strike will not be ordered.
The carpenters and bricklayens refuse to
strike end the stoucmssou have decided to
return to work today.
Forty-two eiectrotyperscmployed by C. J.
Peters it (:0. have struck because (he iirm
ins‘uwd that the men should handle certain
pistes Irom the Riverside Prom, whose men
are on a strike.
it is estimated that there are now 1,541)
carpenters, bricklayers and other workmen
out at employment in this city by reestmlol
the lockout oi union carpenters declared by
the builders. The men say that nonvunion
men cannot be obtained and they propose to
stand ilrm.
THE BASEBALL FIELD.
he Season Opened by the American
Association.
Now You, April III—The American sew
eocistiou baseball moon opened Thursday.
The weather at all points except St. Louis,
where the game was postponed on account
0! rain, was pleasant and the games were
atteudrdby lair lined crowds. Following
; are the results:
AtDroukiynm
Brooklyn ............. 00i0l0l00—I
Syrac130. UIIoeoooo—e
Batteries: Saliean.llh)wes,Case-yanii Briggs.
Atl‘biladeiphia—
Am” ,343000001—«ll
lochescer 205010000—3
Batteries: Helinhon and [whim Callahan
senile-Guise.
AtColurnbut‘
........ 0 0 3 0 0 i l l C
2 2 0 s o l G o 2—“
Batteries: ilmly and Sage, Outright and
O’Connor.
Exhibition (la-0e.
At New York—New \ork (.V L), 18:1“-
sey City ll. Philadelphia Proleasionala, 0;
New York (Y. Li l0.
At Brooklyn-lirooklyu (ml, 12; New.
ark, 6. Brooklyn ll’. L), 17; Creecenls, 2.
At-Beitimore- Baltimore, 7; Richmond!
At Weshingtnn~Waohingtom 2 Pulse
dolphin (‘i 11),). Coiled—rain.
At llullolo—Buflalo ll’. LI, W: Niagara
University,0 .
At Hartford—Boston (N. L), H; Hart-
loed, 2.
At New Eleven—New Haven, 15; Hamil-
(«1,10,
Pitcher Person, 0! the Bulluio Players!
league team, is reported seriously ill with
typhoid lever.
Vllnda Wilson's Flying 'l’rip.
Pmuosums. April iii—Francis Wil-
low York yesterday by special train over
the l’ennsyivlnil railroad and gave a melt
use perlonnance 0! that opera in Palmer’s
theatre. The (act that Wilson's is the only
thoroughly American production ol Gilbert
& Sullivan's work awakened great intend
in New York, and a crowded house greeted
it with unusual enthusiasm. The popular
median was chlled upon [or a speech, and
at the close 0! the parlormauce Thirtieth
turntripwasmsdein one hour and Aliy-
eevcn minnlel.
0- Ella 'l‘rsll lee Twenty-lee Years.
Clsauwrow, c. 0., April lA—Sa-asl
Joflries, a wealthy cilia-n of mm,”
“tilled aulnst Jelriee, who w‘ on“!
untiluowthseeideneshes sotheeudeemed
mutants-tithe“
Ian-y Dashed Dewa.
aon'a “Gardeners" company made a visit to
(hoolre, returning to this city (or the temp
in waning performance in the Broad Street
street was densely packed with people, and
as Wilson ielt the stage door howes heartily
chsend by ladies and gentlemen. The re»
jut been arrested charged with the-order
at Dr. Alexander White in Union county
twenty-five years ago. White was to have
at that time for murder. Jeilries wuac
quilted. lie was asepectedol White’s mar-
der, sndWhite’ssou haebaeu working up
the case again» Jelriee ever since One
Madiiu made a death-bed statement some
yearsagothst Jelriee murdered White,”
, Union. ltiscndsrstoodthsttheeom-ittee
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intended for country houses
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French and English pg.
pen, representing chinlzu,
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taste at moderate cost.
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