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maeon and worked at the business asa journeyman'
For twenty years is is alli ged lie BBB had nothing
to do with bis trade, but bas continually heida
political office. He bas been ihe f-hrowdest ??f B ard
workers in Albany for Daniel Manning, the DBflBB"
eratic "boss'' of the city and also chairman of Ihe
Democratic Stine Committee. Manning transfer
led McIntyre from a clerkship in one of tlie city
courts ge the New Capitol, in order that be might
control its patronage-. MelatjTB bas fuliilh-d his
Bliss ion. lt is a Democieiic mae hine.
Mr. IVrrv, it is stated, has repeatedly told i
men thal he was helplevis in tlie master of employing
lal-ir; lhat he would help them il hiv could, but,
could neit; that McIntyre controlled Ibo whole
thing and ran il in a way he did not upprove, hut
tba* nc could not prevent. McIntyre has thc ap?
pointmentof all the foremen, boBSts, and their ito
Bislanli. mechanics and laborers.
l-IMen HAIlt ' WEB BOB PAfBOBAGB.
lu Iheselecliou of thaaa men it 1$ said that tho
Democratic General ConnattBn of thi* county waa
called upeiii fi>r ?-. which af Boanewaa
gladly Riven. Men would BBBM BB the \, w < ipitol
bearing the n-cmnnu'iidation of the general
ooniiniite e ima el their tseveral warde, BBal
would receive tv- imus in prc, ortion lo the
asefi'lni-s of thc cominittct ine-n BO thc-Demo?
crat ic pally. It is said tin i< nie two Democratic
Aldermen and Iwo DeaaOcratK ^uri'Tvi ors and
Beregal Di moe rai ic tnspecton <>i alectioa employed
BM the building. Nine of tbe fonmeo <d theatone*
eulie-!'-, liv.- fen."in- i ol tbe bricklayers, two
men e,f tin" blacksmiths, two foremen of ibo
BBaehial taaadfoar fonmeaol tin-e .
i??'ii '<??*;. 14. 'ii.,, tola! iiiiinlier e.t etooe-cutte
ployed last yeal ia said to hare been 51ft,oi whom
only forty-nine worn Repobllcani jition?,
noreover, have been manufee tu rod t.. renard faith
fal Democrats, lt is steted that 1 ; tin at
tuen a ::i ... |iresa t.i ti a Finaun ( ommittee.
CONTKA' I : !?? lt IN PRI80H&
BBawanLTMaa bowb'b hill ui cussed ami ob
uki:.' n TB a raUBB idaI'Im;.
lan i). Boauu a n nu ranoaa.]
AlBANY. .fan. Ki.-Mr. Howe persuaded t ' -
Bci.iii'y tei-du ? tooiele-r to m tli ii el leading bia hill
auihoii/inu the <fJoveraoi and Benate to appoint a
eoiiiiiii*-.ie>n of t'.ue-e. pi-r-eins to nive Ligate tba
cont iat laboi system in prisons .end nporl whe thor
or not ii ahaald ba maintained. Mr. J lou- -aid the
bill coule! no! lu iur.-ti.nil n having any politioel
sigiiiiie ama becean the- eonmisi on waa to Vic nom?
inated by a (iove-rne.r e.f one politleal faith and < ?ni
firroeel liv n Sen it- of another; nor could it be
aaid thal the bill was lab nded lo delay
action on the subject. His bill provided
tint the couimi.vsitit' hbeiuld report by March 1.
Thia weald gJTS mpla tina tia aol on the eommia
Bieeiiers' rcconirncridaiiiuis. The' bill in fae't was in
tclitie-il by him to secure inform itlon tor tin '.
bly so thal it coulil uct Latelligently on the eon
tr;-, i labor problem, d pereoaal atndy of thal aaa*
jed hail cemvii.e-ed kin that the subject coubl not
be dccielcd ofl-haml. Mr. Hooley, of Troy, a labor
rrformer and pri-snie-nt of the State Workiagmaa'a
A--e:ubly, sahl iiiat besaapeetedthal the bill had
Baan arawa t" postpone action on tho
contrite! labor system. Still it seems to be offered
in cooil f ailb and he, wui.i.i nppor! ii
Mr. H "-'an. of New-York, another labor nformer,
iras mon bnpractie able. He denounced the bill in
severe tonne, efirming thai ll was the tirst step of
the Leu.slature to evade re'fiinning ihe contract
labor system.
Nevertheless the bill was Ordered to B third n ad
lug. ____
municipal cn av,, a proposed.
Ai.HASY. Jan. Ki.?A bill evus intndaeed in the
Senate by Mr, Robb providlag thal after June,
1884. the Mayor ol New-Yon: abell have the abeo*
tata power e.f appeiii,'melli and removal} also, pro
vidlng fear aiagie beada to all the New-York City
depart mciiis. except the Department of Taxi
Aaaaaaaoenta: Ihe beada to be appointed solely by
tine Maven and to earea three jemn aftei the ex -
piratiem of the terna .el tJu present ollie,ms. Mr.
J lo wc mundill e-d a lull in t lu- \. -i-ni 11 ly giving the
Maim a'..solute i...i.er in tin- appointment ... the
lie.nl-e.i ii,i- various department auel makiuaall
dypartim nts s;iii; li" ! ended af lei January I, 1&91.
?
PROCEEDINGS OF DOTH H0U8ES.
Ami \ny, Jun. 10??Aaaenblyinaa Beckwith
Call.nI up bli. NBStattoS pro. iilm* fur il.niy s .ia of tbs
lion-. aaeepteg, Mr Hi Itbwtm
pomuiii nv eif n-tainiiiK a qusreai on Bat inti are Jndglng
from tilt upssleun of foutt. , esolutloo
WU* In-'.
The iii'u-e wni toto tb'- Brat Oommltteo of the Whole
of tlie ?.. - ie.n un Mr. V.ui AU. a's '':'i.i...
lav big e.: 1 il l-l) el Il.e i.i eel) ul .1
ln.'rtli ol Vi irv nt Wi at I ,i .1 -t.. We
Allen c\pl i.iiiti Meii the uni vr.i- designed to protect
Waahn I1 'i lc.
Mr. i.itiie'i'iiiii moveti to strike oul th* a irda " r
ur. li t." il. - lld tba) ll ? futn nf i
un-iio o li i'e ma ";. e. 1
future, and be rouM soe no obje Mon -
aey street or pan ta the city. Mr. Littlejohn'-, auienel
1'.. was last, .mci tl..- i,..i w... , .. third
rca imi;.
-.,. ...,r (.lillis inirotl.iee.l,i )c.:i t.-e i.e. whteh h.
tn. laliui - e.f inst grade p ill , ? i it*
from >-.'H' to ll.00O.nl i*cond aradu polUttineii froin
fe^XKi to s 1,1 < w i .mei ii third rt ie- p.im .. ann tram -1. '??'!
togl.200. The bill ..'-. ? 23 pur nut of tbe
axclae hinda abell be transfSerred ever* yesi to lb
peinioti 'uimI.
Tilt- fellowing new tiills were also intrtsleiceei Iii Hu,
. e-: Bl Ur. I) iv: ? il, in- i.'- :|.|iv ol
Uren.ah n, bj extending conduit* toOystei
larcins tb?-lr capaolt'tbj Mr. t'lbha, pi >\*telliiic lor r.e
ii'i'li- of thee eli.ii-.'?-. a ito.il Lhecllyol New-York, in lo
tennimua the title to thc ofllooof Judiresof tin -
Conn ii. 1892, In the O'eUonnan-eSpelr caaejb** Mr M.
plunkett, ilivt.lini* tb. -?* nth JuJielaJ DUtrlct of No*?
York, by a line ti.mu ?>. Hlxtb-ave. and C otra Pa
fre'ui toe Intersection of M: an .ive. ,, . t Portlotb-aU to
theta don ot Kial ui". and I it.; tbe
Klaetepeiitli w ird to DUtrlel
Hie iv i t.. i.ti ward i event)- Distrl t. ? ? ?..
tots-el'-, ie el lu tbe new edlstriet; by .. ii
togaBtote Adirondack Park of 1,700,000 a res, indpro
vtatngfor aauperiuleudent; by Br. Dally, tbeeoneur
n-iit rssolutloo,kuown as ibe Andi - ? .n, pro?
viding tor the local i.mcul of cities, p
the Legtalatiir* in I*--*!
eport ol Hie- special Adirondack Couueltl
prt.-t lit' '..
'1 ie- J.eli' iary Oo el adverse
Cull- ii '.iii pioliiieitiait pi
r, p ii- ??. i ai el to.
_? tbe bill- Introdm t In tbe *.--? n '.', were I
Mtowiiig: By Mr. Hexl
li.-e-.-r ?? trial nv Jun iif | ?
tn I..- [un itle ? li.. (Br. ?'? Hon ?. I, rep ullin* the i
aCtlie Madison Ai i. TbecharUsr hs
... ul len years .t " for ? oompai -, i d
u -ti- ? li '.'I uui-iti from i...
? \ ?? hallL Til- o?-.i--t i- io couiiiel ni
iiow. By Mr. iiiaelt i. aaieigUnij the New Yoi li ? id Bro >k
lyn i ? providing iii
o"u Buuel ) *-' e.ni u warrant, rhe bill alno
fies tne" tian-f'-r of Itceuses, and praeti . ly
aUowi sale of li-i tor on
I'.y Mr gittle, mating a m-w hralcial dlslrlo m New*
York aad uiaalug toe total numbesr ol ei
Dy Mr. Vi d ? Pe n ll >de ri latlve ut
min, wagers ami poola bj provldlnKi isl li shall not nn
plv to e-.i- - win re poola are told ra raolaa el.n - ujion the
j,re-iiii-e-s nf a reelug a aa oe tatton By Mr. trwln,
protrldlnx tosl i o | rson ena - sd lo t ?
Of li.UlkiliK not Sllli|ee t to tli Uipervlsloo elf tlie !
UeparUue nt, abai) us.- au* oflloe -:.u IntlioatluK tl
Iil.i'-|. or oftice ls a i. lon. or any bl
oretoeularato that eflW-i; all erioUUona poi
flue of tl,ensi. Mi. Mee.ie- Introduced a lilli la I
Bambly providing rereiinea for the eupiwrt ol ll
Oeverami nt Pus li sb ill U . dlreet tax oo
enne-iiiite franei.i-.es ga Un- buslneei el ral road, in
auruiit-e. treat, auaranl . expreaa. toleeraph, telephone,
Stealtil'tiiil. car itii'l lr oi-peu tatlon eo.iip .nie-. .. ld Li.i'ik
i&X lUhtitutious m t!.e M ' .
CHURCHES TO BS MO PI t> I PTOWN.
Ajrengemi**Bto an making for th* disposal of the
ageapertyof tba old Jane Bti
Cburcb, In Jaae-eU, near Bigbtb-ave^ with the m
tentlon "f proeu nu new ground and a buil
ibe upper part of faa city, rhe pi pertv
ol' thc church, wliieh i- val.nil al | icu Kl, and Ihe
aiDoiniug parsonage thar la aaid to be worth *^*>,(XK).
lim i inn iii wes lnmi .ihoiit ti'ity yean ago. ami
forman} yeaars, neext to tbe "it <ln.i<il btrt I Meth?
odist Episcopal l lunch, it bad Ibe largest i ? gn )ra
tiem in the Ninth Waul. Of late, however, the
iiieiuiii r-'.i|i baa broome small, as 1
lia*, renoved uptown. Thc Kev. philip Uei
the pa !? i -.i.e. .!?-;? i lay : " lt is mn vlsi,
Bon of tbe property and to more into tba \.
of Waal '? i-ii iiuhe tl-aii'l-tw ? ni - r .'i-t.. when
many el om old un tabera am now li. ing. we have
Bot aetermined on eny pertioulai i i
ci'ii-t < hun ii Extoasieun Soe ie t j :...- a minion in
eOoe-hundred-aud-twe uty-flfth**t., between Seventh
ami Eighth aves., ami perhaps we miulit get it. It
depends on whetnei wecendiape : l
bi P i iti?fa' tn.n.
"I du not know thal tba old church will be
tinut-el as a miastou, for the nason tba! then is
e Medodist church in Perry-st. the! ls doini
and a minion hi .? I,
?aa beea aaggeated I Kev. Stephen Merritt
might eronduct emissiou hen; the swedish
?nl.-'- are .. -" spok ne as di
'I jo latter, per bena, would he tba bettei arrange*
luetit. The Bwedisn Society ia poor and it baa no
place eif wornbia.11
I h. a Jane
brterien Cl E gbtb-ave and Hudson
St., ai' i ol tbe ir ;n ipi tty. nut
to im-asurejs ol ;i <i .te i.alulc have vet 0000 cou*
tidfr- ti._
Wli.it irita the False Prophet on one sill, gad
tte profits wbaeb Jobs Bull ls flgunns for on the other,
, I ...lol 'allie ll i i. BM 1 .-' I HW,
'line in-.-. Queen ol Bfadagaacar-B name) being
kb rpi it I. means cioutl-luli-ut-wuUsr. Vung uaxy aLo
Itilil-.OUtfus lliut*.
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
RECIPROCITYWITU MEXICO.
THB TRKATY IS DAHOKR OB DEF KAT ll* THK
8KXATK.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THK TKIBCX"".!
"Washington, Jan. 16.?Hie indications aro that
a vote will bo talion tomorrow npon thc qnestion of
ratifying the Mexicnn treaty. The dlBWIBBllBl i"
executive session to-day Rooms to hov Rtrcnfrt hen
ed the opposition and to havo left the iiiipression
npon the minds of those wbo havo tnken an nrtivo
intrrest in tim debate lhat it is donhtful whether
a two-thirds vote can be seenrod hy the BdeoBBtaa
cf the treaty. 'Iho constitutional ofcfeetkau
are considered rtrong. oven in view of
tho fact Ilia! ihe ITawanan treaty was
concluded under like conditions, especially hy BbbBp
te>rs who have taken their se-ats .since that treaty
was Bigncd.
The Virginia ?"enaiors, it werna certain, will vote
nc:,inst il, nol only on cons! liutional pron nils, hut
out of fear nf injury to the tebeeee totoraato, I ba
same-ica-ons prohalily will Justify the Senators
(ram South Caawliaev Maryland. Kantaeay, Mia
eouri. Pennsylvania, nil IBBglBBBtiag greal tohaoeo
ffoaing fltatea. tn nflorinf npi -rit*^** tn it--v ratifi
, hti<-ii. It may ititlm-me the Senntors from Ohio,
Connel tie ut. Bboda lahad Bad New-York, for
i boee Stat ese elan grow lariro amounts of tobaeeo,
Add lei ih.- e- the Benetora from angar-raiaingKtatee,
uml Mosers. Brown anel Morrill, who nie known to
..li], i I to tile treaty, ami the oppo-r. nm will be
seen to have considerable Btreogth,
'I lu- nnmber ol' benetora a hu e ill vote' againsl ii
npon the groaad that in a nwaanre ll speua tba
door to free trade is not by any means Inconsider
al.ie. rheyaaaer! timi tbe beneflta to lu- derived
by the Unitod btotos under Uk; treaty are vastly
ovtaeatimated, and thal Mexico will 1" found t<?
have been given tbe advantage, ll la no Beere! that
in private con venation Benetora opposed io thc
measure have need the nrsament thal the treaty
wee lira wu by mea who th.I nut know mncb about
what they were doing, and thal for timi reason
a'..in- it saoald he rejected, ihe only persona to ba
heiiefilitl l.y the treaty, they say, would bo the
railroail people. ^
TO MAINTAIN THK CURRENCY.
A lill.I. KY MR. POTTBBTO ri'lVKM Kl t I TIATION.e*.
lat tu.i ..lulu ni nu. unlit sa]
WabhibotoVi Jan. 10.?A bill was IntTodnoad
in ihi' Honae to-day by BepaeoaatatiYe Potter, ol
New-York, "To maintain tho currency against
liiictuatieins by Ksuo nf 'iporccnt bouda and their
tlepeisit as security for bank-note cinrciicv, uml hy
remitting taxation upon circulating bank-notes
when scenre'd by deposit of 2 per cent bonds."
'lin' bill authe.rr/1-H thc Secretary of thc Treasury,
in his discretion, to receive any li per cent, 1 pal
cent or -V"2 (ter cent lionels of tho I'niteel States, ami
to issue in exchange therefor an equal amount of
2 per cent re^istere'd bonds, all of the same date,
with tatarest payable quarterly, said booda are
te. beeoBBadaeead payable twenty-five years niter
th? dato of iwun, nud th? principal and
Interest thereof shall be exempt from all taxation
by the Unit eel States ur any State or local au tin oily.
Theaeoood section provideetha! in tbe exchange
of bonds, provided always tho moneys on hand and
applicable shall bo eullicu-ut, thee Secretary of
tho Treasury is BathoriSed to pay a premium of 17
per cont for all 4 per cent bonds received prior to
April 1,1434; for 1 per cent bond." lecelved be?
tween Apiil 1 and July 1, 1884* a premium of
Itt pas cent, aad thereafter tho premium
paid -.hall be reduced one-ha f of one per cent on
a.mils received during eachaneoeaaive year there
after. Authority foi the exchange of l percents
ali al I continue until July l. 1894, unless eoonei ro?
pe sled.
1 lo third sc tu.ii provides thal tim lav on cir?
culation ahal! be remitted in all ca ea where tba
notes are secured by deposits < ? > 2 per cen! bonds.
The lourthsectiou providesagaii i ;:'iv tnereeee
ni tin- public de i-i ol lim United btatoa.
l'be rulesuf pteiuioin allowed te> Hie boldest! of
?l per cents liv th" tull ur.- based upon careful
computations, verified by the actuary of tbe treas?
ury Ltopartiuent, which show that the rate-, pro
potjed will im just to tbeeGovenunent and ahw to
t e owners of those booda
?
Mi.', lieu;'.; ELECTORAL -COUNT BILL.
Wa . Jun. 16.?Senator Hoar*a Etao
tm-iil v 'jinn bill, passed hy the I
limo for the moo ting of the i're .iilenti.il Electors on tba
I Monday in January next foltowtn* tin ir appoint.
ll prOl Uh-- feOt Un- eli !' nulli -l!' Il h\ ?
Icasl alida**! . fora IBs theeflxiMl foi theme Dtln^of the
? of any caul leernlna tim .ip,.on. i
. be in
. 'in tin- Kce'iii.ii Wednesday lu Pebru ry -ie i ? edlng
I ? votes. 1: aleo pro?
rates that o lietioll- til ( ??l'tilleiuis ..( the ch', tol'.ll Voter!
le In writing, aignesd byatlaasl ic..' Benator
and one Member of the House ot Repn ? . mdeub
init'eil without argume nt li requtrei tin- sfllinath
OT both IL i ISSS to li;-" ' il Vole lr...ii iii)-, BtatS tr .ur,
nat mi' return has Inca received, aad provtdaa IhatU
more than eeo roten tnun h Stole shall ban ie. m re
. i.y ih'- President of th- Benate, those votes
only shall I ? counted which abell have been reghlsrlj
glV( ri ' , the ell ClOTI Wlllei" lippi!,1,1 ll I .'lit., il.iVL
, i by the Bl el tlibtUSlS.
ill! provldea also Dint m ease of dispute sato
which .I t>.e> ci na.ie. .-i ti- tri bun ala determining the
Ol lill tell ll lae lll\, , til y lil y ;e ;r)/.e,l t lHlUll.il, ! he
\ i.i.. i Jr th i.: b ? ooo ite i ol those ? o title
a- -net, tin- two iiini-rs, actina spparotel**, -h.iii oom-ur
i.-nlly ...- i I- i- -iipiir.i o-.l Ly th.- .lee:-...ii ul un-. Ill elli.ll
mn in r./e-1 by the l-i-e-. ol the (Hate In question lu oaae
of more than one return (Tum a Btate which abell neat
have determined the legality of lae ti.ie ot tue i
.. ]?? . .. .' by tbe bili, ll 1. pi.e. Idi d ii.,.i those
only sbali be counted which the two Houses, Mrtin
i in ly, -h .ii et.i.i- ii it :.ti. decide to be the lawful i
the appointed eta tor- ol am ii btate.
?
SlTPEBVlBOra IN8PEI TORS MEET.
Jan. 16.?-Tlie annual mo
of ihe- ;e..ii i '?: - ipei ni- ii.- i rispeetors of ste un Vessels
began bare this morning John Fehre abetob was elect) <t
- --.ne- preai ni
non. i . ?!'?-, Baltimore, Bl
Metnpl .? ill,Detroit,Buffalo uni Kew-Orleaas.
Inri. i ,i .ult- cf '. glen Inuit plie.rle.
february, 18751, were al ure uj"in mi
ol Ihe mate ri .1 ur which neb
? ' p. iil.nl.- lo the -ai ,ie men.
The rob wu- amended in.tay bj itriklugout 75,000 and
? ? ?. euli be
" u].ionmaterial at a tensile
Ol .iv),(H)0 j oniels.
-a>
ARMY AND N.vvv ORDERS.
WasniNi ron, Jan. 16.*?ThefoUowlngn I
i of the Military Academy, Bevtog bena doolam!
mi recommended (or discbarge by
the Acct me Board, lui-, by dlreettoa of the Bee retarj
of War,bes i um the aanrlceoftha United
i: rn.ni ii.i-- Ferdinand Belndamann, Waite r j.
Hooper, Btanlej M. leaatrey; fourth elass?WIQlaai B.
i .'.cr - ei. Bril ?, wii.i.uii ML Ohapmaa, Aleiaaeei
Collina, Jamea H. fl BkHarro&AaweL Hiatt,
?? M cl W, Patrick, Jelbraoa D.
Liar, Aiiilu .-. .') I'ryul.jr., Charles Ita:.kin, .
ll. .-...'.lui, (,til.i. s. Vaadal, EdwardB. Viaoent,B
I. Ui'.'.er. l";ion the lecomnn-nil nion of t!,.- gcedemic
Boarel, Cadel rbomaa <?. Bansoa. thini class,
U .> Academy, baa. bj 'lire.-.inn nf the Beci-e
laryol War, been turned back to lots the preaent I
[hi resignation of Cni'-i Bobertoun P. Woodward,
. e .,.^, baa been accepted by me Beeretory of Wuj,
tn luke effect I
il \ m. Ki.;.:, has been delacbed from the
i4ti.ii .Navy Vf 1 uni ord
....-mal better]. annapolla; the eu lera of Eiistgii \.
.;?'? m.ve beaa revoked, au.1 .
heeii urucicii to the Powhatan.
STATIS! IC6 OF IMMIGRATION,
Wa* BIXOTOX, J.iii. lett,- In I)(-c<inl)cr lhere
arrived to tin itriotsof Beltlamie, Bostoa,De?
troit, Hnroa, Iflnnesota, Kew*Ori i.Mew-1 ri
iei\, Paliaaaiphla ead Ban Praae&soo .-.'?
m, ot wheat 23,706 wers taunlgree a The total
the -am- pi previous ju:, by the
lollover.liK 1)1
OB minti.
issi i -. I--.
i:i'
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AOAOTSI PLEI BO-TNKUMONIA.
WaBBIBeOTOlf, .lan. 10.?A Ull Brag intro
Baeadb] Baaater aDIIar,at Ncw-Yin-k. topi ?vl4i tortoi
auppiaaaloii sad satirpattoa sf ptsaro-paeaaaimla Bad
otiie-i cu:..,, - ni.ioiiK domestic sala r
dlrecta the fniiuui--!. lir nf Aiyrl'iiin'ie to BTgaaBN u
bureau of anfmsl tntlTtitry ThseBecrestary cf the Trta*
my la auihurlaad Ui uUc such tteua aud sdupt auoh mea*
urea aa he may deem neeeasarr to prevent thc rxponi*
tlin of illaeaaed Ure ?loc,k. The co riper it'.n nf *-lietr anti
Ten itorial authnrttJt* l? Invited, and. If ll l'<* not iii veli,
miineirltr Ik conferred on the Preal-lcnt to declare btu ?*-,
Terrileirletordlatriet!) whftelu oontaaloua disc-tee exieta
in ijiiarantlne. The vranaportntlon of cUi?cs-*od cattle is
made a criminal offences,
SOME HOUSE PROfjEKPINOS IN WU T.K.
WjtaiUBUroB, Jan. 1?3.?In tho House to-day
Mr. Lunn, Bf Indiana, from IBB OiMMafl ott Foreign
Affair-, fiMirlcil u tecolutlon calline on the Secretary ot
8tat? for any Information In his poaapMlon conccrnlnj*
the allef*nd a*Te?i Imprlaonment and torture of J. Wm
?Thialnrh. n rttu< a of the United Staten, hy the Govern?
ment of Venezuela In l?e7I). Adopted.
Mr. Kle-e, nf Maffiachurrtt'i, from the -arno committee,
reporteel l resolution SSJBag on thc Secretary of Slate for
Infomiatloii aa to whether Spain bad heretofore prihl the
1ntrrc?t atipuliited and the one per ccDt rm tue nominal
value or rent provided fer In tho treaty of November 1,
KU. Adopted.
Mr. Dnr.-heimer. of New-York, Introduced the following
bflls. which were appropriately iota ledi For the nnvln
l. iitne-e mill auppOTt of the Miirtin- flo-pltiil *erv|ce; for
tbe re-elm non of the luafH'clinti fooa [lt fixe-, tue fees St $5
f.,I en li -ie ni, \, .e. of 1(111 tons or Hillier, uml fe.r e.n'll
additional ton 5 ceotsl, and to place Jute and Jute botts,
w hen Imported In a raw ami cmte ?tate. on tbe tree Ito!
Mr. IMbn ii. of ie Doessea, oBbred s rasolattoa cellini* on
it uv nf Btate for mformation a* to how many nf
our tore!rn ministers, nonsuls, sod sgenta to any foreign
? have !miii al'sent Ti fun Ih'-ir post of duty since
January I. 1882, tbe tone absent anel the raeann thara
for, nm. wli.tl.ti tnelr Kital? was paid durliiK such at>
B>lr. 81e<"um. nf New-York, Infi-oduced a initit resolution
authorising tue Secretary eat Wai to pern it Antonio Ba***
rio of (.iint'-uiaia, anel je.?e Kevala of KV iragua, to re*
.??ive Instructions iii tie- Weal Point Minter* Ae idemy
without expense to tl United Btatoa, and suapeedlmt l"
itu lr ossa Um pi elisha* af the law n-ipili-hi* military
uri iee. |- HMM.
Mr iiii.ir,t, ol Oeorgla, ofllned areeolutton, which wm
?rt, i.i' tmrtzin \ Ins Committee ce Approprtal ons to
reports) >:e. Umeatrill appropriatlne anea sums sa may
ie- Doosssary io pay i launs for rebate est the tax on tie
bet ?".
MOKE POLITICAL ('IK'TI.AKS.
Wabhiboton, Jan, 16.?A circular si-mcil
by Kdwani ll. Hobba, ttci-ur I Bf the Nev.- York RepUb
Hieafltoto fluaaielllisi. paning npon the recipients for
vniui.i al nea to tba campaign tana, aaaheea
reodved hy New Torfe oin ce holden In tbs exeeetiva de*
partme nts. Like the Indlsneeitroelar, wbleb bsa std e. ? .1
the atti ntl.ni Of the Civil Service OnSBinlaalnB. tin- eil. B
. te mclseed in naaeeted envelopes, bul were rev
ce i'.cl throu -h tBe malla The elreuh r q loton the Bi w
YorkiHtate itatote witta the obteel of snowing thal the
Koiielt.itii'ii of iii'itiey in the tniiiiiier adopted lt lawful,
and lt l? expresslystatod tba! tbs eontrlbuttons requested
mustbe rolnntory, end thal no person will he piejoiliced
hy a refu-a't'i comply, with the request.
FOB GREELrS KEUEF.
WaBUlBeSTOB, Jan. IC).?-'Ihe. Secretaries of
War nial Navy appeared baton tin- Boass Co!i)tn!tti*e on
t tua upi lalluaa te Bay la Behalf af un appropriation for
a e.i eely relict BBpedltlOB, lt was MggeOtod bf thc com?
mittee that jirujie liv ti gel the nulih-et liefon- ll, lt. would
; in hero au Bzoeettve e aaaaBBBtoaden sent to the
Ilou-r. Bath Beeaetery Lincoln Hiid Hecretary Chatiiller
were of npinlou that a couiuiunlciillon coiihl he prepared
;uni neut to nungi ass lo aeolian. Meanwhile they lu?
lu: incl Un-cnn.milt-a that what ?hi"*r dcslrs- ls un apt.ro
pi latioti aulttrlent in amounl to iii oat ami provtatoo two
11 li. I ve.?el- fur two te-..rn, altlioiiKh they imped that tim
Imperilled member* of tbs Oreely expedition n. 1 ir ri t be
Ie,,1 'bed null I'm .k'llt timk hollie Wltiuii three inoiithrt
fruin thc linn' tin se vesaela depart on the mission.
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BENATE PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Jun. lfl.?At tlie nn-i-l iiiK of the
Senate c. iii, Mitt'- on Public loads loa'a.\, Senator Van
Wyck's hill 'or the rellof of acttlurs em tho publlo domain
in Neiiraj>k:i ami Kans."* waa ordered to be reporte.il
fiviii-ahiy. Benator OoekreB'a Mil repeallna the, iron
Mountain Railroad great ?raa also ordered 1 1 be reported
favorably, a meeting ot the eommittee baa boen oalled
foi Ratnidav, to eoualder tbe sevsrai Mils int induced re?
lating to railroad lnmi nanto.
Mies,-.pi. uti-, In Ibo Benate Mr. Plumb repot-fetl buck,
with a recommendation that lt PMS, the ntii restoring to
the public domain tandi granted In aid e.f the Iron Mount?
ain Railroad, a* ihe read had ma been bull! along the
route originally lulen tod. The bin waa read a tnlrd ame
and peaced.
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SHIPPING AND PILOTAGE BILLS.
Wabihnqton, Jan. 16.?A ?nl?-?*?>inn?itteo of
li-,.. Killel of New-Tork) and v>-r.t!.i-in
to reporl favorably to tba hill eommittee the Dingley
(hipping bbl, wltb an smeodmeal embodying tbs pro
? reported st 1 Cori srrj lng the
United 1 '.. An iiiiiiiieiidiiii-iii wIUalso b
pori ii, bal will not be ? . of tim
aub-committee, ppiviiUm; tor the admlaalon ol -inp- ead
iiii.it-i lo- entering Into their conatrucrlon free ol
'1 m- -un- 'lin 1 aire.ilao baa the pilotage lull before lt. An
attorney for tbe pilota asked lura poatponement "t the
cona! !? ration or the bill ontll oartam I L j
now li. 1 : be be ird.
Nilli* CANAL ABOUND NIAGARA.
W.ir-iiiNcroN. .Lin. IC,.?A. Iii)] wits intiDilnci-d
ito-dayby Bepresentotlve Kattie*, e,t .n ??*?,
York. jue.. Idlna foi '.i
around niagara Fall- toconnesot the navl
of lake.- Brie and < intario. It provid ia for Ihe beginning
of "iirve ys for tbe '.."il; within -Ix mont!,,, fruin I
-a.. of the a Uth the canal lo ba made by
a Board ol Comiul monera to be appointed by the Plea
ileiii.
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NOMINATIONS BY 1 HE PRESIDENT.
Wabhixotox, Jan. 16.?Tba Preaideni Beni
to tbs Ba ' .? mm 'i.
I'.ii Helium, nf M.i:.-i--, tn lu ( 'n'lei tor of CUStOmS "f tl)"*
l)'.-r:ietof Belfast; Tl amii Ireland,of Maryland, to ba
Collector of Customs for tbe Dlatrlet of Annapolis: Albert
? ? of Public Moneys
at Prescott, Arisona; r. nt Ueur> P. Perrine,
D. B. a., 1 ?, beoaptala
( 0NFIHMATION8 BI THE SENATE.
\Vv-iii\'i.tiis'. Jan. 16.?The Senate in ex
-.'?-:.. 1. e.. ?' -y e.r 'tr'. ..ri tl... f.iiluv.li. .- liuiiilir.i
.i.'iiii T. 1 iiiiin, of Ohio, to bs receiver "f public
moiii'- -'iiiiil Lieutenant Richard K.
'" 1 Irs! U< aloa H. V.nue,jr.,
or North Carolina, i" rn Second 'lieutenant: Captain
Michael v. --i.i mi .m. t" ba Asslsisa! a itfnf ant Onaoial
with rank of al ?? .? rrtalns Ii C frTrrman.1. M. Miller,
BL B, tdama,eB, M. Touna. O. A. Purtngton, J. E Tourto
lu'ti ..l .1. i: ?! ? .' ?;. 1 bro I di ton, m. iv Miller, I).
k; ,.i- , A. i. Bmlth, H. B. Bawl -. w m.
-. i:. 11. 11 di and r. Meara, to bs Majors j Mejoia
\ v.. 1.. 11 ..1. r 1. :-. 1. i? 1. i atendenball
11 w.e',.-?""..M A.Cn hran.C.C.Bartlett^.J.Coppinimr
and l R. Lari n, io b* LU ul in u mi
< . H Q. Ol -ai,, C. L ti Htjohn [lamil
ie,n..i.^ M rm, J. X. O. Whinier and M M. Blunt, to be
. taC. K. Palfrey, W. ll. I
ll. B. Taber, J. C. Ayre -. I tiarlea Morton, Alu am E. He.nil'
.. I. Im .ii 1 Luff, 1. D. Dlmi di '.. Ii. (.
?gr. iv ? ? .. tb
a. Mite bel . Edmund Rioe.C. (I. Pennay W
ii H. Cn rcll, W.B. Pi iee. n. o. Gibson, C. U. Warrena,
1. 11 Bradli y and (I.B. L a ird lo bc I a.,ulm.
WA8HIN0T0M K0TE8.
Waanmoioa, Wodi ,? .<,-., .1 m. io, i8q4_
tiik cnn mi,k-m.ismmi Casa.?Tba Bonaa Ca
tee on Fleet iona to day decided to wat neither ('halnu-m
11 ,1 (u-'e c. idenee In tbe caae,
lite r.-iHin ni tlie co .1 emitted
to 1 .. li....-.' 1.1 Ti,-?1 row, and lbs .. on ur,
lnerils.
A Ni.-.v Bn uianre- Lj-tv.?Tbe Department ot Btata ls
i'i'. . 'i'.'il tint in iieliiitir.il lo the -teuinera nf the Ninth
(,. ia. .rn Lloyeia, ea bu h will begin irt; -
burn and Ni rn Ve.rU April 24, a ie i ona company, tbe ??Di
reel sw. rllah Rtcainsbi*) Ltoe," will pul three iteemeri on
rn ive ' lula year, b ^..olui and Kaw-York and
i
Tmi'i um Btabduu) leit.i.Aits.?At tba meeting al
the Hu,i-i? i'..ii'iiii". i ur Crina* , Weight* and M
Be "u; 1 and '
.-.tun,iililet- to CO
.
andi ? ' queations relating to the coinage
ol the - bu*.
RaUBI fut A*e iNvtNT.eR.?The Benat? Committee nn
ba repoti d tarot
ii. Emery, of Ni w-York, tba
-. It appro;,: ."'X) for
tbepurpoee. ___^^___^_^______
ANOTHER TELEGRAPH ALLIANCE.
Tba atoeVholdera ol tba Commercial Telegraph
Cotnn ij elected tbe following directors:
A. \\. l?in. - and Merchants'
. ii. >. Mott, Stephen 1>.
1 ii J.O.I tee 8.W.Fullerton,O.rntnam8mith,
John 1 . I.ge L. Hute binga, John B,
Yale, John I mn, John P. McKewan. John
i ither E. *-!.,i.h. Georgi E. i
? pie-n.. nt Board ol i mei.
graph ? ' ? rhe nee board ol di*
: rs: A. VV. li;
:,t,<i S Mott, first vice-uresident: John B.
.-cutt, second vi I; Luther K. Hhinn,
i i J. 0. ge VV.
rheezecul
ol A. V" Dim " a, 0. -. Mott, .lolm B. Scott, ii. Put?
nam Smith and Luther h. m. .? be
".nni-ri iel t om pei i end the Bal
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t" tba advantage ol peta.
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A ( 18E OF TYPHUS Fii\ RR.
Casper noe k, ae! -tit ii.-, ali k and (riendleaaOor
ipplicdattbe Out-door l'iM,r Department of
' fue Hi pit ii on rueaday, 1. ? , . . ? ...?
? word to me- Ile ali b Departmenl
I ia fe v t r. a
? Ito the !.' :li--:.
\ t ate ld iy lie rn .-. -. ni lo tl ll epitei,
i tor Taylor having da ided thal t be men w.is
Be .: ii w i> beius meda
through tli- lodging bonana iu tba cUort to hud the
cause ut iiock'a liiiioaa.
STORMY RAILWAY MEETING.
THK ONTARIO AND WESTERN ELECTION.
meatian jordan marm tkoi b-.k-thk -on
Mt.K MANAOIMPNT 8TTI.L IN ( ONTllOI..
Tlioniinu.il Bsaattng of fhn New-York, On
ario and Western Balway Company yesterday op.-ncd
empevetuonsly. stoekholdera crowded the offleea until
hey foreed a ahort re a-.sss tn order to meot In a larder
?oom. Uunsiinl lutereat lu the ine*tlu.t. bael been arotwod
>y application* to pltioe the property in tli/) banda of a re?
seter. A cre-dltor demanded the aiiiiolntment of a re?
lier on Tuesday, aud the treaeiurrr of the company
Nata iiiuiilier application early yesterday morning.
lt the Brat meelina*, tlieroforn, there wu* a crowd
if atoekholele ra who lnaisted on their right*,
ilthoim'litho matt of the electlonprormhly was nt no
line In doiihf. The former management waa
onflelent In Ihe fart that lt held the
tower. There waa not a lao*"*, crowd In the aamo room
rhen the meeting waa Anally adjourned, hut the siruxirle
erna not lesa aevere. The cloelng aeono, when General
vin-iow, th" president of lae asnayaayi wan sworn before
io voted on tho proxio* niven to him,was rattier dramiitiri.
rhe situation waa dls'uih"!. Imwovcr, when the conn-el
or tin. opposition :i?n.-ti tiiiit Qeaeeal Winslow raisin be
v.orn on tin: Bible Tue hook was not readily funnel, and
i pMiiitn ur -;i. . ;l it.er, adlre-etor of tim rmupany, aug
?eatisl timi tho. marest pliice to flnd a copy was Rueseil
lit'l-'- olllco.
lil -i i.i uk nu: Mir. uso.
Tho result of the meelina* waa ethe
B.election of the former dlrectnr-t, with two exeop
laaa, hy aa shwool aaeefaeoes vote. nwazaBptioeswi.??
toarad V. Jordaa aad iloiaaflfir Taylor, who are auo
ee.ii ii i.y Willi.nu c. QuUtvar, of N.-w-ve.ik. and Charlea
lani, e.f N'nrv. lill, ( VU. Tin- vole w tf alitioitlirO'l hy 111''
aspeeton to be putlwied atoek, 17,599 aharea te favor
.f the regular hebel, and eeaaaaon atoek 08,158 el
iisiiln-t 14,811 shares ta opposWon. ThefuU board li
low nee MtoWBi Bdward I'. Wln-dow, lieu a 1
"imi it *i K. Mosrisbefler, Henry Amy, Theodore Houston,
towardMiiii-ficM, wuhan aOnUlver, John LVIabet,
Villliiui Adams, Charles J. Panda, Thomas C. Clarile,
leevga it. Sraea Bad Charlea Bard.
Win n the BMBtlBg BBB Palled to order V'c-Prcsldent
Ionatoa ema Banana chairman. Bx-Jndga Oreen, re
?i i\e-r e.f tba Neirth liivt Ooaatroetloa Oompouy, waa
in-r-i-ni in behan of the management, ind loha H. Dos
i*)ia.ew)a mit not far from ('uti rail N.Jordan, treasurer of the
-? im puny, at wheeo matanesthe appUoatiou to put the
property te o r.river's baeda bevebeea mada Durinit
he preliminary uparrlm* between eutinsel, Mr. Jurdan
?hnrifrsl the BMBagenMBt with lmvini* wre?aied the rom?
any. To this President Winslow replied with much
?aniestne.sK that the ellreetoise BM ried the i i.sest arutlny
)f their eonduef. ai'il tli:it as on otlleer of the company
ie would extend tho utmost Baetlltleo to any liiveHTliratlnc
-ommlttee thu! mlizht he- appointed hy tho stoekholdera.
la effort ta ilf'-fer the election until a eommittee mlirht
ip .it un iheooaapaay*a afton Bad been madi', bat while
:he Ptoekholders present appeared tei favor thia move?
ment no committee was appointed. Tho opposition con?
futed Itself with watehluK the election.
l iii: iT.r-li'KNT'- BSTOBT.
Afler n short recess, .luring which a laffer room lind
ac. n ?aeend, the prc?ielent'? rejiort waa land.
rhe difficulties which had been aaeaaataaed in
ipi elna the Uno were referred to briefly. The
report then sahl " thal the unfuiiilnil debi of theeonipany,
ivhlch ls state el In tin- report le tho Railroad fe'inmfs
itonen t" be *.';ni *?'??** BB em September :m. ls-a. uni
bera ri-.iiiceet to 11,321.106 *?*, la windi eurona! ure lu
?liid-il all sums due anett elston for winch the eompeny
nay In any wuv he liable limier its eonstruction eon*
r i. ts Tlie lin itliiu-eleht should be fun led at tim earliest
;iractieaiilc dare uriel a mortonga t.i secure borilla should
ie plaeed upon the property, witt tbe ooneenl of the
itocaholdsrs, aa required hf the terms of the obartor; or
Booms beads be leaned aufficienl tn amount to procure
lu. money needed. Unlsss boom aetion of this kimi be
tehan, tbe company, in the present artiflnlfl deprNwIon in
-a,im..i propi i'ie- , may he unable to provide fur tbe an?
nulled debt wlthou! >rr.-ut saerlfloe of Its personal proper*
I ..lal Injury to lu truth.-."
Mi. jot.i.in demanded permission to Inquire about the
telnflaof the report. To all his question* and to those
,.,, ie bj other itockholders, Prealden! Winslow i
.rnmpt mill ample np!' ?, The s itlafactlon of tbeatex k
? .'?. a-' \pp--.-ed plainly several tin:.--, and before
u timi ti'ilsheti anaweritig Inquiries twooi three stoek
opeuly congratulate*! bin and withdrew their
ipposltlon. in the course of ti tr- lemark- General1
? li nd* had '?? ii tie -
iv any mia! ike* thal be might have made In the building
if the e*'?i Bbore road, lie- -..nd thal bs waa a
ai.e bolder of the stock ol tbs oom*
iiny, ami tl: it In- numil f268,000 nf Nen.
Eliver Construction stock wbleh be bad held from tl
?inning. Ile appeared to bo deeply affected when be ei.
?larcii that hix irti-nds ought to be bow hi* bitterest i ne
nlee, for tney had loat heavily under bia leadership. Hs
laid tba! ih.??! eif tbe Weal Bbore road bad lat ii' ly as
?eedi-.i ih. . .-;:ii..itt t in .-.pile nt tbs carool tbe oncers,
mt tliai the- pi.?.. nt diiH. niti..- of tm a- u. iat..i comp*
ii..- were ?) n- tu thedeproasion in Wall Btreel ml her than
? i an] thine else.
ti'.iiici-M-. nv Mn. fOBDAX,
After the preateleal had aaawersd all m [torlea th-it bed
teen pdt to him, Mr, Jordan remarked: "This report ls
Im Brat inf.stion about the eompaay lhat Ihae
rived tor aoaaa time, although I am the treeeurer. I
tope that the report la correct, end my only reason fur
ti it it rn ev nut i.rreel letha! I do nol '
be ii.in wbo made lt. The < m.. no tn i R'rotern baa been
|iiuiii|."H tl te.r tin- ie ii'-fit of Ute Weat -,.,.ie, and one of
Iheeje day* tbi* fscl will be discovered by tbs -stock
? ; in i w ii.-;,..-.. ii iv,- badi
dxly millions of money ai their dlspoaal, and apparently
they wi I-.- troubled thal they eoula nol ipenil it fast
monah. Bo far aa I could ta the Ontario and Western I
rave Opposed their cxtl av.U'.'il.ce ; hut In Vain. N'..w th"
v la deeply In debt, and, lr tbe a llway
a.. iel fall, lt would bo overwhelmed by tbs obligations
Imposed un lt."
(.1 Nl.llAI WIN-H.W TA BBS THK OATH.
Jil-t l.e tatt the dose nt the :m e'iti<, Jlr. Jordan ref iH.-.l
to tabs tbs oatt nader the law* nr the Btate bi i essaty to
i-ii.r.iie him tevetooa ah,.ut 109,000 abarea of NBamoa
Mock. His cooneel. Mr. Do* i' moe, then Insisted that
Oeeersl Wtastow, who had nut yet voted, slum; l ba
'.eral Winalot* voted ou
S ve shares standing ta his own name, sud, nf;. r toking
tb, on fm." 80.000 -lian-s by proxy. Mr. Di
med bim that he was liable fi >r perjury under tbe
itatute If he voted on tbs proxies, uml rtiieii tbs
knew that some of tba persona whoas proxies he beld
were not owners Al the stock. General Winslow, uft'r
taxing the oatt, aaid thal be would mik.- a ree*
Brvauon sboet ny proxies given him by
nol owners e,r the Kock unless*
Slr. Dos Passos would spei ly the jr Bsmea. Thc meet?
ing Me .m. in a'.. cal wrangle lt ls expected
tb iii in- oontest wi.l tn- continue 'l In th, oourta.
rhevotoof the trustee* of the pref erred atock, wiilch
? ll' I, W 'SC1 nile I,
tbe opposition, but ihis had no effect on there lit ol tbs
roto, i bold about 16,000 out or 20,000 shares
nf tte piefcireil sire-it, and all ti.ici m
roted em Was III fBVOT Of tbe ri-iill. I 1 -. I.i t Thc pi'
itorkbolder* elect eixhtof the thirteen director*,
the re ahould he any conti ,-t over thc vide nf tbe . i
Hock, lin- former iu . rould retain oontrol of the
Dompan*,
A.--M ii in ti inr. ASBXSTAXTwTBBABUtVJUU
'ir- ... bi Jo ...ii found whoo in- reached bli
yeetorday that thc Bestelent-treasurer, Joba L I
Imtl ehaaged the eomldaetlon em tba look on the com
p.niN 's s.ne. There was un exehaii?n of aiu'iy wonl* ,anil
then Mr. Jordan attempted to thre.ttle bissiihonliiiiite
ofacer, whoss in-k ahewed marks of tba struggle laat
Mr. Jordan ex pr na* ed mrrow that bia augur bad
,1 bli.nd Ur N eal any intention
of beginning ] rocee rtinm again*! bim fee: as*
"T e- prindpel olb.Be ? ol tin- company," nae nf tba
Alreeton re^i yMterday, "have iici-u rather a-.i
tot Lilli:. they hive nor malle tin!: plans
known tei Ntr. Jordan as fully, perhaps, a*
bs miv have wlslnil, hut th-- fnl ls thar he
;i toured. He baa I . i aa mid, and that
piobubl> la tin- aeeaoa m bia opposition."
MB, JOBOAM'B Bl I'i KA I In.N l-ejH A It Kl T.IVKlt.
Anulhi-r applieatloii was mail.-hy J I:. I l
radge Wallace, st to* Ualtod Btatoa eCUeelt eOoart, tor a
i for the eompaay. The oomptatel in ttl
was made t>.. Mr. Jord ia, and la,ta most rea]
en. made oe Taaaday. Mr. Jordan aver* that be
i* fully Betcuai Died with Ibe financial and
btulnea* oondiUon of tho oompsny, aiul bas
l.e eu. hillie lt existed, a hiililer of li,
common ami preferred ?r..<-k. Hs is satlsBsd that tbe
company ls losolvenl He fears thal the property ol tba
company will lie aelsed for lue benefit of a few credltora,
: ad in iii" pii-ni'iii e ol the itockholetsr* and genei*al cre?
dltora. Ile therefore aaks for ;i receiver. In tbe ia
plaint ie- contain.i - bedule e.f Un' flu.iiin^imii^itodneaa
ni tts e om pian). whloti tai Indee i
l'ii; uni Men 'ir- tn tb* hu ml cg the Tteasiirer_1171,70301
1'upaid vein h"i-ii; i * tho Auditor.... lo.'.ij . ,,s
i i . rod*in ,|,? i,u? u ,,f
Hie .e i:ii . 4101,701 70
1 ? 1 by Trraa
Hui. lo.j"'j 00- '.M.?i'.''. 78
Note* Pul-'ale' B*.
i - .
Bi,-'- -
p.e -td.-- ?? debt* for I nd or asm eat," tbs amount of v. blob i*
auknown. i
r dainanage mem and de lure* i
i . .uiful te allow iLun to oonttaue to oontrol of
ttii) rond.
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Till; WK-1 BHORE WITHOUT a PRESIDENT
Tin' Ne-w-Voi!'., Weat .**-uif uiid Buffalo
.. Oompeey it wlthoat a i- - lent Wbea the
aaa Board i . ?M*,ii wm nlaciod al I
uni! nu,Um.' i i-t ?*? ck. aitci..pi- .1 ioeompleto ii- org iii
laattoa, it tefl tts e.tn.t praoMiial m..-.m. lae
ls I. Ii ia fi ..a this last thal
IhS ree ' ill Hillier" iii '???.ii I.il 11 .' a< .- 1'..11. 1 .-, t* i0'i:atlou
? iini> ii.> bevs upi mi/.
" winn I tunk the lilllie.' i,t h. i.il Porter aaid y.M-r
. iii thal iu, MOB Ba IBB reeni
-omi practical
. .niel ba put in m. | i
I.'i-i-nt.y of the ' 'rl.ditl.ill, u..'l I" .'iel In. iii.jiinsv thal Un
ro.*d ls span for buatuaaa, torallsva mool tb
n-Kp .nsiieiiity. of eaaree niy . | me
BMBt lh.il I cnn BOtglVO tts tune to tin
fiUUiful dl?4-h*rirt.' of Ibu dune* of ibo otlioe. Tho iioo
president la at present sottag as the chief executive
officer of the company."
"General Porter hardly knows whether ho ls president
or not," (lenertU Winslow .president of the North River
Construction Company, added, 'fbee.auae hi* aiifcaaAnifhas
not yet hoon sleeted. It may boa linn Imral point whether
he Is not still president of the oom nany. We oertaJuly
wish that bo in britt remain president."
WHAT LACKAWANNA MEANS TO DO.
[nr TEhr.uRAi'it to tub th in cn s. |
BUFFALO, Jun. 16.?Franklin I). Locke, at?
torney for the Lackawanna Railroad, stated this after?
noon that negotiation* were at an end; that the Lacka?
wanna has tendered tbe Nickel Piala eight car-load* of
freight, and that lt had been refused hy ths
latter road. Ue said, "We shall certainly
maintain our rights, whatever the catt.
We *ha11 take the mrtter Into the courts, ami cou nat
every refusing road to ta*e our tinniness on the same
tannase they do the business of onr competitors. We have
the law on our side." Mr. Leeka hell a long conference
? IttOeeeBeralaupsatoleadeol Hillstead, and Hie result, it
1* s od, nil! l?. un iipe.lli ntlou to the Buprems Court to?
morrow for a BaaaaeBMB*. TelBsrraphlo coinmtinlcatlon
with i'resldent hlouu In New-York was maintained all
day. Pool Commissioner Fink baa a representative, bore
Thc Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday
In private session discussed tho routes thu' fiavn been
proposed for a new road In this city, uml Bise the law
irovernliig their action. The counsel to tho board,
? Illirie P. gaea*, la Piapeilng aa opinion In re pirti to the
power* and duties of the board under the Rapid Transit
act. A coiiituiitiiciitlnn has been rc .-I'-it hy the Com
?totioeera from c. r. ffnhnaa anpaitalnadiail of the
Chicago Cable Road Company, in which lt ls stated that
the- ii'iiiiherof fatal BOlidenia on the cable road tn Chl
e BgO in l-sd WM tliree, ii'! of width were'he result of
?nest un thc j.art of those killed. During the year
tte .l:u nb., gniril was u .ed on the car* of the mad, a e on
trlvaiit e which BZteD le tba leagth or the ears and reaches
flown to within aa Ineb or two ol tte rail. At the bottom
of it is an India-rubber scraper able h sweepa away snow
mill all other oh siiut tons. The guard makes it unpoael"
m.-fm-any one falling in entering the ear or alighting to
*llp under tbe wheels. Tbe board reeolved thal ths pah
Ions tor beering pertlea tatereatod Should he Min
until Fe hillary l,a:iu tl.a' all comuiniilcatluna
r'-eiii. nie,alli).,- svfi ins iiial unites sent li, tie'iife lh.,1
e.ait would betiuiy aoastderad.
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the pool lim:.*) warning bbipper&
Tin ira eraa bo cluing.' apparent yeaterday in
tin I position of lin: trunk lines uiol the Delaware, Laek
Bwaanaand Weatera Railroad, nateaeapaay was lean*
Iiik ttronab inila or lading ami reeelTtag fre-iirbt as in
ordinary ttmee a* Oommlsstoasr Kink's office it was
-tated that all of the Western roads Were ll flag np tn their
airrecnient raspeeting tte punlshmsat of ths Lackawanna*
Ths Commissioner has published in the newspapers a
warning addressed to shippers of freight, glvlne notice
from the Lake adore, thc Michigan Central, Hie < .1 .ral
Trunk of eCaneda and the Nickel Plate thal tbeaeroada
we'iid not he parties to or reaponalblc for through Mil* ol
ladinglaiued by thc Lackawanna. Notice la also given
that after next Monda; freight reedved at Buffalo from
the Lackawanna will bara to be pre-pai<l.
PEACF, NOT YET ANNOUNCED.
Tho paaBenger rata situation remains an
chuiiK'-el. IiifonnHtli)n of the definite completion of an
agreement with tbe Iowa lines ls still lacking at tbe Coin
iiiis-deiiier's office, ami consequently bo orders hers bees
laauedtortbe restoration of ticket* or rates. Tbe Bork
Island road ia viciously pushing business at its new In?
dependent office.
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APPROVED BY COMMISSIONERS.
IBT TELKlRArit Te) TllK rKIBUSK.I
Hartford, .Tan. 10.?The Railroad Commis?
sioner* this morning Hied at the office of the Bocrntury of
Btate their approval of tbe lay-out of the peopooad
Hartforei and Harlem Railroad fruin tte- Haw.
York (-tate Linn to Now-Iirltutn. The 'elmstead
parade 1 Nedi ehOaa lay-out Wai approved some
month* ago. has been opposing tho Rertferd and Hal lem
lay-out on tin- ground toa! it encroaobed on their ju<.i*.-r y.
Toe only legal obstacle teethe- ronstruetioo ol ti- road
now ls H quo warraiiiii eas.-yet untried before tbs Bridge
pert Superior "Court, to test tba validity of the sxl terioe
i.r tlie corporation. Little troublu lu untletpated tram
that 'ju.liter.
WITHDBAWM FROM THE PASSENGER TOOL.
Kansas Ci i v, J.-in. Iii,?In pamutlKW with
their notice Un- Hannibal Ballroed tola morning wlthdroe
formally from the- Kanss i Cay paassnger agent ?' sgn a
monte The romstalng member* met end agreed, in
writing, to continue, the- ot.s'-rvHnee of the agreement,
until otberwlae ordered br Joint action. Thia, they aay,
mean, the maintenance of rates, anleaa a em u Inaugur
ated uv tbe Hann I ital io.nl. Tbe latter's agent ba* re
oelved no Inatrucilou* io make wai , bene ? tba rata
would be undisturbed, except for the recent cut of *H to
.Ne- York.
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Ali BISON AND TOPEKA'S BU8I9
T?t?sTe)\, Jan. L6*?Theatateement of Its opera*
ttoes f-ir i?~3. tornlshed by tbs Atehleoa, Topeka and
Baste Fe BeOroad Omnpaay. le advaeeeel ll
port, BbOWS a sn rpi iu, after a six per 11 nt ilivnlcrel, nf
11,708,487, and eolleetloaao<t.*i,:i*it.*uo in the Lund ii..*
partment The grass aaratoga have been ll
opera tl i and lazes, 97.650,810; net earning*
iJ8,216.859. Hie operation* of tue
been lin- itisfaotory, and the ext* - -i>,<> io
In exceaa of tbe earnings. (In tbe above statement, ina
r mber are eetln at..;, act .a. figures bel lg
given for i loren months.)
BURGLARS' WORK IN M \ I DEN-LA KR.
BAFK-1 PRIED AND IIKOKKN ell'IN ASH VALUABLE
'KwM.KY stol.KN.
On the third uml fourth Hoon of No, 1!) Maiden
lane are' severe] firms of manufacturing Jewi
among whom are li. Hahn andGolelsmitndi Co. on
tbe third floor, and J. Bnlova on the fourth.
W li n Mr. ll lim'* a op nyes reno ted tba
ina le-ntenlay morning 1 hey found that the locke
Ilk! iicei: picked on the iron door leading from no
street into the lower ballway and on 'li- doors
from the upper halla Into the offices. Within the
offices of Goldsmith di Co. and Mr. Bulovs every?
thing was in confusion. Safe doors bad been
pierced, wrenched out of shape and pried completely
off. some-of the aafea were empty and one was
partly ulled, while burglars' tools ot' different
Binds were lying about t a floor. Pp
and Jewelry valued at mon' than fyo,OOO were
gone, a . n -i aa afr. Goldsmith arrive I tlie
police were Informed of the robbery, tbe burglars'
toola were taken lo Police Headquarters and
instruction! were issued that no information ab mt
the robbery should he- made pnblir by the police or
by members of the Arma wbo hui been robbed.
Mr. Goldsmith's office te cute nil from tbe main
hall thronrh a narrow corridor. Tho office ia ?'*
treiiie-lv small. Oppoalto tn<' narrow tl"or and be?
hind a railing and counter stand three nafes - ?
side. In the Ur et safe at the left the burglars hud
dui hui a hole about an tuchanda hali in diameter be?
side the combination ki eh. I'be knob eas wrenched
nu and left on top of the safe. Then the lock waa
pickeed and a sat. hel In ide the safe ooutaimug
diamonds worth fS.OOO was pried open aud i . 1--.I.
A',,:.:, amount of i iscellaueona atones and Jew?
elry waa alao taken tnun fie- - fe. I" next aafa
a .-. a small one ol' the Mil.iiii.'i.ueT type, rho door
of this one waa wrenohed and pounded U) piece*
wit h ehieels and "Jimmies," ami i he Jewejry v [thin
it w.i- appropriated by the bnrglara The tlurel
safe was an <>;ii one made by .Morns A Ireland.
The outer plate on it* de..ir had been
pried ami wrei i bed off 1 he
paoli mu was ohippea. i brough, and a hole an inch in
diameter waa made tn to tbelink. Thia was as far ia
tbe bnrglara wenl In their work on this aafe,
were evidently frightened away, air,
Golaemith'a loss amounts to about $20,000.
In Ur. Bulova'a office, on the next floor Bbora,a
large Herring sate waa opened, and twenty
two gold ringa, reined at 1100, Brew taken.
The outer door was ohiseHed and BTen'ched
oil. A futile attempt was made by
lim bnrglara to penetrate the inner door
ol thu salo, behind whicb waa much valuable jew?
elry. An old safe In the- office showed alight marks
of ii chisel on the upper edge if the their, rhe
burglars were probably disturbed beare abm. rho
fact that there was a aafe e>n each flooi npon which
unfinished work bad been done lead to the supposi?
tion that two nani's ol' burgura were tit work. I'be
- of J. J. Hickey and Janot, Jmllard ?\ I ".,
blank hook ilea ic ts,ie, i he aeoond floor, wen- ante roo
v. i the mt any liana of i lolence about the doon bering
left. The burglars taft a glove and a k.-v be hi un
them, however. I bia la tbe Bra! large rubbery that
luis occurred in Maiden-lane for a number of y< ai i.
WHAT IT COST TO TREAT HIS ''GIRL."
Prank Marsh, tho ticket agent at tbe New-York
lietel, mi I'ueeday night turned tba keya ed i^s
office over to hiaclerk, Cbarlee bbear, and went to
the Palestine * lommamae ry hall. When be ca
the office in the hotel yeaiterday morning he leen net
thi- clerk gone uml *r'17"a:iil a wu! eli valued at .$250
missing. Last night Detective-hergeanl Lantbler,
of Inapector byrnee'a steff, and Detective I arkins,
of the hotel, arrested tihaar ai hi> nome, N" Mi
W'eel Houaton-et., anil lie waa locked np In theCen*
?ee, wbesre he confessed his guilt. He slated
lhat lu- liiiil pawned tbe watch for $100 and had
spent iienrlv a I of Uta money al a fancy ball,
whither be ned talton bia "ger..'' Ihe prisoner ie
twenty-three yean old.
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TUE OPHTHALMIC AND AURAL INSTITl TE.
The landina! report <>f tba New-York Ophthalmic
anel A 1.1 ni lust it ..tn shows that during: tbe pa -t year
i. il in the dtapeua ny
aud 340 patients m tba hoepitol department, and
that 590 important oj eera performed.
re Q 15,205 i.i, alni the expe
(.itt-, wi re ree eived from I'; I
Knapp ot 12,800 io i ovei tbe di Bi it and from Mr*.
? Mien.huiir .it fAOOti toesstabllsb a tree bed
I..i the j."or. ihe foUowiug officers were elected:
President, eFrederick ri. Winston i vice-pre?identa,
William A. Whee loeb and Profeasoi william A.
Draper: treasurer, William ti. tioaai eocretary,
i'mli") iiiaaiugtiii and surgoou. i'lolciwui il. haiapo.
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NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE?
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE COMMITTEES.
AFTEn B'JMB MI8CELI.AWKOU8 OVORRMM BOTfJ
nOt'SP.8 ADJOURN.
[PROM THE RKOtTLAJI 'eiRRKSi-iiMiENT Of TUE Tilini.'XE 1
Trkktow, Jan. 18.-The committees were an*
nounced In both houses to-dny, and the Legislature
then adjourned until Monday evening. Tbe Special
Committee on Corporation Taxes ia es follow*.*
Senators Griggs, Nclienck and Iii inUorhoff, Assen*,
blymen Savage, Neighbour and Armstrong. The
standing committee* are a* follows:
On Jwlieiiiry? Messr*. Voungblood, Bcbonek and C<>eh.
ran. u
On RevioUm 0f the Laiet-iieun. Applegate, On**c* and
Brinkerb.ifT. ?*???? *?<? ?*?"?
On ''i"??-/-<-Mee?r*. Merritt, ?r!*r?* and W. B. Miller
On uunieinnl Corporation*?Heman, Italnsliy, Gardner
and Vanderbilt.
OB Eilucaiion?Megara. Ortgfrs, Nlohola and W n
Miller. un
On MUUUt?ntmwt. Cranmer, fjtalnsbT and Bealty.
'm Iwir-uilt and Cattail?Messrs. Gardner, Anririrat*
and K. Miller. wm * ta
On Corptrution.'?Me**r?. Hire*, laaBBBBl mA
lioiiKtity.
ten Aurievtlure?Messrs Merritt, AppieKste ami Smith.
On Fisher,ri? Messrs. '"rlifg*. I'aiie oust and CBIUSBtSe.
"n /.'un** nieif It tura nee- Mcsri*. BflkeBOt. i
blood BBd Vimilertellt.
On VursUeiiesM flmiinfiir?Me*?r*. Cranmer. Annle-irata
ani Beatty. ' "
On kV ont aw* Meaara Mk-bols, Hire* and E. Miller
On rurti lilied But.urti--M.-s?rs. I'uneoast, Htalimbr
ami Dougbty.
o? Claimo awl Tensions--Me wrs. Gardner, Cranmer
ani Ooehraa.
o? L'iimrian High te? Me?*r*. Applei-ate, Onrdnerand
Uni.. erhorT.
nu Cugiasael Mile? Mcwr*. Hires, (ranoier aud Van
derl lit.
1 he Senate Joint Committees are as follow* :
On trmmww*t .Ireou/ir*?Messrs. Stalimhy, l'anco&at*
and ii u.'iity
Om A .j. mao*) Messes. Nichol-, s. benek and Cochran
On tamalie li.//um?-Mi"wi. ITouiigvlood, Menin and
Smith.
On Pubtk Orouiuli uml Buildings?Meaar*. Uardner.
Niel,,,is and Smith.
em Banh /.I'lrury-Me-ar*. Yonngbloud, Merritt and
BriiikerboC
o , .Sn./ lng fend Messrs. Griggs, Merritt and Cochran.
On tt'iertu tiela utns? Messrs. Sr-hruck, t-ta mah jr and
Beatty.
On i" mmerre and Katlmttitn MaBBTa Illre*, Rchenck
ai..| w li. buller.
On Feinting?Mc?*r*. Nichols, Ap'ilcxafo and Carlten
ter.
On l'a<sed Hil', ?Messrs. P.incnist, Hires rind Beatty.
On S'lldUre' 4/omc?Messrs. HUlushy, Urlirga and' E.
Oi. Krfirm Ri-hool for Boil? Messrs. Hchenek, Pancoast
aim Smith.
On I ml untri ul Seiiool for Orf*?Messrs. Merritt, Cran?
mer ;iini Carpenter.
On I"nr and Itu nft AtylHin?Messr*. Applngite, Cran?
mer and IlrlukerliutT. ?
Tho lolluwlng are thu Houso stauding commit
toos:
Woy and ifeimi-Messrs. Chapman, Budd, Irons, Cole,
Leblbaeh.
Judieiury? Moa**-*. Nel?(bl,.)ur, Rich, Trail, Irons, Bee
Aurrulture and AarUnttwm Cyff?[/e?Messr*. Bcott,
Lake, DorenHU. Coombs, Weaver.
htiiratton? Messrs. 8'oljee, Clarke, Chattle, M11U, fluff
mun.
Kleetiont?Messrs. Armitage, Doremua, Camlnade,
Baines, Arm-fromf.
h..,i) nMt.it Billi?Messrs. Harrlifan, lanham, Budd, n.ifl'
lii III. Kile.
Municipal Oorporn ion*?Messrs. Ml Laughlin, Jernee
Branning, apntegete, Kaaabey.
Militia?Messrs. Lake, Chapman, Wortendyk-, H"'./
warth. Alt ott.
riii,,,,? mul li'rrnhitionury reunion*? Messrs. Bvrnqt,
Cbattle, Scott, I>icklii-on. Lupton.
C'.ip'uutioi i? Messrs. 'ludrick. Annltai-e, O'Donii'-ll,
OarsoD, Annatreeg,
li mi.* nud fiiwuewSS Maaaa Prall, Robbin*, Saraga,
Stafford, Jenkin*.
r i, tnus/,, i Uunineit?Mes?r*. Jernee, Flynn, Harridan,
Campbell, Burgsee.
Incidental i jpi-ntet? Messrs. Kel y, Lari*..u, Caminaelo,
North, II.'.nu.m.
Stationary?Meaara Flvnn, Ross, flougb, Wooelruff, Sea.
Riparian ftiy/i/n-Me.-srs. Ross. U'< otilior, SteUes, Mills,
Wen vcr.
Heritumof feiim-Messrs. Rich, Neighbour, Branning,
Jenkin*, Keaabey.
efiM. i ie* -ali MTS. Havajfe, Dorormi*, "Vlldrle-lr, Stafford,
ii'ii. i tm'!s and Pennis Mossie. S.. ..iieir,
Bond, Campbell, Bne
MfsettuneoHi Hiuui'it --Messrs. Wortendyke, Lai
Cat,uiii.s, Bell, II uri-on.
The Joint Committees of tho Hou-jo are aa fol*
'.
Federal Relations ghbonr, Jeraee, ri.i'l,
Campbell, )'i>h.
HinJtmo fu/euf?Meaara.Clarke, Rica, Flynn, Colo,Wood
iii't
''s ll' it nt Newark?-Mesars. Harrigan, BnmL
Wildrlck. Il uii-oi,
Reform School for L I -.ii. Armitage, CL.ipinau,
Bavaae, -iai!, rel,''anon.
/....ri, i. ii Sehtioi for Ou ls? Messrs. Larison, Kelly,
l> iremua, Armstrong, North.
State 1" t ??inn, for l>"i sad Omnb?Mcur* Camln.i le,
Prall, Ludlam, Irlab, I.untun.
Fruuurtr'l 1 '/?',",itu?Messrs. Ludlam, Me 1. .ngillin,
Armitaae, Alcott, BeU.
gtole PriaoH?MaasiS. Kelly, Rot.bin*, Camlnade,
Coomba, LMcklaaoB.
p.ihl,i Priming?MUSTS. O'Connor, Fl>iin. Like, Ap
pleiraie, Hoffman.
Stott i. '.ri: Ile* ? ' .potten, 1 -. N . ii'tnir,
\v- iver, llarrti
Luiin'.e A*:/ wi s?m.'ssis. Rengh) BteQeei BosaLehb
b icb, l.
ft and Build "-.-.. B\n.--s, -
o'Doi.ni-!;, nilla, Molswarth.
Commerce mut Saeiymti M I idd, I aaaBagi
linne, ia. ea.li-. Bl ? '
ii - ?-m ten MeLanghlln, Wildrli-k, chattlej
Jenkins, Lupton.
In tba Senate to-day Mr. Vail inttodaoad three
important matters, a hill to place railroad ta sat ion
em the baals ol tba geaeral act "i i-7i{, another to
i re-.it>- b btate Board of aaeeseora f(,r the eiiiiaii/.a
tion of \ alua! ;n:ii and a com arreni resolution tr an
aiueudaenl to the Conetitntion withaoldiag imtn
railroada the beneflte of fiit'ireeuai'tiueutauuli'ss ?
they Bartender their allou -J Irrepaaiable contracts.
Thin La in im" '?ith flnTarnnr ahheli*eiei)naainanrta
tion, and le pteeioely the same resolution which the
1 lenin, run. House defeeted last yeer after it beet
ii.e.i passed by the- Sepublleau Senate, Mr. Vail
also iutroduceu a bill to prevent the sale of plate .1
or guua to i hildreu under ftfteeil yeera old.
In the Aa em .. billa wi to in trod m ?-.! to prevent,
tlie aale eil oieoiuargarine exitrpt tnun paekagea
piainl) mark '.; i<> extend tbe game aeason hy
making it begin September 30 Inete id ol Oetobec
81 j to limit railroad fares withiu ten mileaofjer*
aey citv 1 Bui en! .1 mile; t.' exempt personal
-.. .lllllll 1.1 lilt- .Hil. illllt ell .'"?'JIMI, tl)
11,a, e tr.,- j, auk :i'.nis whu h bare been paved by
municipalities.
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TUE TBENTOD IN-ANK I8TLUM.
> BXPOK1 OX LAST VKai.'s APMIBtlOXB AND i>is
i Ham., s.
ibt rautoBAM rn thk iataoaa.1
Thknton, N. J., .lan. 1*5.?Tho aniitinl report
of nu. i rent.iii l.tiiaui- Aayiaia, aaa nealy ha pee*
non to un i? sa theta are W7 Inaaateei ??!
wboaa 316 are ewe and BU easssa? two less thea last
j-e;ir. Dering tbe yeer Bxtj itxhevebaen dlsshergsd aa
recovereel, twe'.iy ts iiiij.roved, MX ;m 'l .linprmcd or
atstmnary. two as not Insane There bevs bees leoely
nlae removed to the Morrl* Plains Aayless, sad ti.ty-t
Bevedtadi There are M7 ela?se?il im bf*a\geati uui'iy.
three ere ?npported by their fi binds, and leven are aaa*
as in las fear Bes a eei aa pee
cent. Tbs ratio ol reeeveslBS haaiieen ihktyeevea pst
I'cut. The twodlaebargad a.* ant lns.uie Weare vfettaasaf
ale oliul'sui.
i?. lolio wing la from e taUe glTfau etranaea of Ins*
amongtuoaoauudttcdlaal "-eur: liclotu bablu ai
ea, -ei. 11 men ara no women; slcol ei.i-ni, '.*? Ire
men aad eee woman 1 proatratton bj beat, ttx mi'u and
two a omen; doineatic troublea, sereu mon ?'"l Uurleea
wmi en; financial trouble*), als mea and two w.i:n n;
opium, three men 1 orer Btudy.ona m .11, prlTauoa,
h. .11 .nil turee woiii-ii. malaria, UKO men ana
WU.le Ult.lll.lia I), till CC I.H-i., tl i-i. "? i''"-1" '?
111:1 111..ii and one wuniari; laughing ira*, one woniaui
ai, .1 .1 1..em, ons we.iii.iu; lu thirty-sis eaaaa uni c*u.a?
Was Ulll.noWU
l.M'AIIIA.N RIGHTS IN NK.V-J1.K>KY.
A BMPOR1 AOAIXB1 lin. ?>. \ t - i I n ? ? ITBTBM.
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