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Foreign Altair*, or rood it to lum, mid leave him a cop
aa you ascertain lie j-iefers."
Tiir BBBMAfl minm-ii n on 1MB BKTi'HS.
Mr. imn Kisendt t ker, the e,t mian Minister, Said Leda
tn reply to tagalltaa willi regard tl tlie return of th
tasker resolution. Unit he had rallied out bis in-trnc
Hone. His lioMiiniicnfs action In thc mutter wa-, li
Said, twofold. In tbe Wret place 1t W >? competleel fo
Important reasons relating to the Internal polities o
Germany not to send 1licre-o)ut1on to thc RrlchMng, nm
yet lt could not merely retain lt. since that might hav
Implied imiiftci-e-ne*e or diseourtesy,aa* theeenraapnr
sued hythe Government wee eertalnlj the most comte
a?e that tbe situation permitted. The Mlulstei felt en
ttre-iv saiistiei. he said, that there wan na atoraajaa ?
Chewrteaj intended oa ettbei
?*a-?
ANOTill lt K> SOU riuN IN THK HOI M\
Mr. Hieeook. of N'ew-Yoik. Immediately offered the fol
lowing preamble aud resolution, which was referred t.
the 0 uitniitte-e ou Foreign Afl.in -
Wl.-rras. It has come lo tbe knowledge of the Hons
that a i-emumiiilcation from lt to the 1-ntllhinent of thi
li nu ni Kmplre, entirely friendly in its intent
KtpeetfBI in l's character, and sent througl
thc regular channels of International communication, ba
heen arbitrarily Intercepted, and returned hy ii jstmit
ii?w holding The posltlou of Chancel ior of tho (iermai
lanpin; lUe-rclnrc Ih- lt
aaautnd. That Lils House cmnot but express surprise
and regret that ll should he. even toniiwnniy. within tht
power of a siiikiU- tee powerful mateo! tei interfere will
such a simple, uatuiai anti spoi.iaiiii.u- expression a
kindly feeling between two areal nations, and tlnn t>
Betract laeaa the portion ami prestige of theirowu 01
one lund, ainl from the rights of Cte mandatories of Un
jKsip'e ou thc other.
Baaell td. Iii.it '...1- DOOM dom lu mbj reiterate thc ex
pieaetoa o sincere regret at ihe elcath of Edward Tasker
Mini it- sympathy wltb the Partlamenl of tue eiennai
Kmplre,ol walch, for mauy years, lie was a elistlnguishoi
member.
MK. BABGENT8 CONDUCT CRITICISED.
r.lSMAK" K's OR.lA.N OM Till: UFIlRN "F MB tl. Hil.
nu tft :i-" * noir.
Bkri.ix, March 10w?The Nerti (Eenuin Ca
tttu, the- argaa al Prtnee ni-man-k. -ays ? -Thc Americai
newspaper- in iheu ooMiplalnti agautal tiic manner fa
Which the Oe'hiltie e resolution was retuned, forget that :
abort liiiu-piwiou-dy a re-tiiliatoribiii in regard to pig men'
was presented toCoagreee,whleh was unmistakably hostfli
in character. Mr. garnant, by his attitude here, sup
potted by Hie Journalistic activity lu America, baa aa
sum. .1 a pecnluu puattlou toward the German Govern
in- ut. Had Mr. Baigent, like hi- prc leceeeore, enltiv tte.!
the usual eouildeiitial relations with the Imperial GOV
ernni. at, the i ecetan eulin would nave confidentially di
rooted us attention to the fact thai Prince Bismarck wai
unable to make himself au Instrument for conveying ar
expression of thunk* for an opposition policy elireetei
ut:alt -t himself. Mr. Sargent might th.-i have unfoldci
this view to tho WaShtafBoa Government before Hie oin
cia! eemmun hie tina ol tue re eolation. Mr. Hnrge-nt't
eingu'ar conduct has htv?n so contrary to all dlplomatte
?cage ?hat this confidential channel of i-ommunleatlnr
enloycd by his predecessor* was elossd aaain-t himself
Which fact renele-reei lt ne<o?esary to return the resolutioi
through Herr von Ktsenderker.
SEABCBING FOR RUR1F.D TREASURE.
A DISCOVERY IN NOBTHf.BN NF.W-IKKSKY BB Vlf Bl
e>I.I> TRADITION* AVD KXCITCM8MT,
Goshen, N. Y., March 8.?While Rome work?
men wrre making an excavation for n windmill on the
farm of Ileury Smith, just over the Bataan County line lr
New-Jersey, a few days ago, they came npon a flatstone
a foot wide and two feet long, about four feet below thc
eurface. Upon removing lt lt proved to be the eoverins
to a shallow pit. the fonr slde-s of which were laid up will
lirlck. A Spanish dollar, whli'h on heine cleansed showed
the date of 17?U, was found In the pit; ulso an oblong pile
of something resembling scorvhed paper, about six inchoi
long and thr-e inches wide, which reached half wayui
to thc top of the- pit. Upon l>elng leached lt crumbloel te,
pieces. There were no legible mark* npein lt, bnt from it*
shape und appearance it is battered le hilve been a pile ol
bank not-s.
At diflrrent times since the Revolutionary War hurled
treasure of greater or less value has been unearthed in the
aliove neighborhood, and In different parts of the county.
Many coins have be-e;i found ante-datiogthc Revolution,
a lang time. The plough has frequently hrcuirht these
buried treasures to the surface, notably in a field neat
Uniouvillc. taOraaxe County, B. Y..whereonlyafnwyenrs
ago a farnn i caine upon an earthen jar which contained
nearly gl.000 ta old gold and silver cola, a man named
('erwin discovered n scaled jar iii 1871 Bear Cornwall,
while excavating for a cellar, which w.-is lilied with
?natani t nit, tin whole amounting to over filJMO. Geld
and slHor plate andjewela bave bi en found biddi n .inning
the nick- in th.- Bamapo mountalus and the Isolated re
eesses in the Hodson Highlands, lt ie anppoeed thal tln-se
bacrds af money and treasure were secreted bj pei
eena who Uved iu the vicinity to keen them Bom failing
Inn the banda of predator] banda ol torlea i iwboyaand
Imli in?,w t'licb were continual! deon the early
>et Beman te j and that the owners, drives tram then
aeiatebj tba* marauders, were either unable io return
aijel iicoMi then property, or to locate Iti hhltaa place-.
? j-ol tbe present gi-neretion sre f;! m bellerera In
theleJcnd th it lhere te $100,000 In gold buried ta an Iron
. -' on Crabtree Island, in a wild part et Vernon
township, Buasex County, This, according lo
the h ..-end. wan placed tbere by I large
ot torlea who aeeured tbe plunder in
thc ow t poi . ?'. of Un- Delan are Valley, .-.i u, tx
Si.i.! and i lose pressed bs tmerican soldiers, were smiled
by a t ry named Hewitt totbespol named, where they
deposited it De Witt lived many yeats aftei the Bevo
lutlol: neal I'm I Jil \ i.-. and I -...ll ol bil lill 'I .... ,? it U ft-W
?? ..ii- i ?>. neailj 100yean ol ute. | alwaya
don tbe troth ol tbe buried treasure story, end
mach money and time have been -pent In endeavor to Ind
tlie hidden lillies. Hie tiueli iiir ot the pil wilhthoevt
fieaees thal money had been bunee in it. mar Unionville,
has awaaened ooo Interest tal ? Island Ifaend,
and there ls talk ofanotbet aeareb foi ihe tory plunder.
-?,
Ul SE.'.sEl > ll EA 11 ES t . 1 TTL E.
Jill. INPK( It'll Kl\--A> M-lllUT (il*AllAMiNi:|i
Al.AliM IN WYOMI Ml.
Kansas ('itv. Mareil IO.?Advices fu.m To?
peka -t tte that Mayor films returned yesterday hom Um
?!:. uici tafeetel hy the Hool and uontb dlaeaan Thc
distrii't-ilility-fhe ? ile- m ;n,-,i -.- qos rig] liy quana
tm'-.!, and everj eft.itt Mill be linnie, to stamp out thc
disease. Dr. Holcomb \i-itr-d Cham County npoa a
report that the disease bad appeared there, and aft?r a
careful examination pronounced tbe bera In question
to I.e (ree trom the tl'-e i-c It i- proposed to lilly all
llifecteel Cattle, kill them anti burn their bodice. The
. is in tin- district have given anim ran rc of tin-ir
co-operation ta Hie- work of prt ipread eif the
Haman,
Beparts f.r<.m the northern, western ami southern parte
i.f the state Indicate tiist pattie and sheep are in good
ccnilttlon, having paaaed uiiu.-ilally w ll through the
Winter.
Curri nm , Marah 10.?The appearaaoe of the f.".; and
inoiith rt jena ee among cattle In Maine and R
great alarm ?nong the cattle men of the Weat, Tbe
Wyoming Stock Qrewere* Aaeociatton al i take Immedl
ate steps to qaaraatlna tha Terrttorj and kill the afflicted
cattle, should the disease ap), ar tathif Territory. The
Bssociutinu h.is legal authoi-iiy ami an Indemnity fund
raised for thc pargooe, i hae also tele
id tbe Governors of the . Bates and 'i'ei
rit' rles, nrging the enforcement ol guarani oe regulations
agataal snUcted oattle and infected districts, and theex
termiuatlon ot the disease by the destruction of the ..ni?
nia!-, should the dleeaae break om in ibeh respective
Btates and Territories, Governm Hale, of thia leniUiry,
Uiu heau> aeoord null thi assoc! ition.
'JUL COLLEGE LOWISH ClIAMPW.SSUIP.
THK LNIVKIlSilV iii I'l.VN- VI.VAN1A I.N I I.MUNt,
Tf) HUM 'lill IK.Ne.lt.
Phii-adkli'I-'ia, Mareh 10.?Th* boal club of
the Unlvei -!ty of i'eunsylvania !?i?ticel a obaUe aga te the
boat a di.i ot ii.iw.iniii, Dartaaonth, Barvard,
Wesleyan. Aiuherkt, Ainh.-r.t AgrtaaBnral, 1;iovmj,
Trinity, Yale-, Union, Hanillon, Columbia, (or
?ell and Princeton Colleges two months
ano, propelling ti) row an eight bend] abell race
with coxswains for the championship al Amtriean coi?
leges, over any distance aud at any time and place to be
decided upou. It was s'.ateid that should the challenge
Bot lie ace-epteel within sixty days, tbe L'uiversity of
S'ennsylvaula would claitu the eeflega ahamptoaahtp.
Tbeouly rejily to the ehallenge was meei rad frmu Har
vard Uniter al ty, whanropoaed to mw s aabedtota atghl
oared crew at C'aiubrid_:? on aeooaal or the eagagi meots
of theil ie fc-iilar iiew. jiu- liui.i-;t\ ot Pennaylvaaia
declined thia offer, aa tt waa claimed that nothing would
be sett lui bv-nih a COB teat; and n Hi. ir reply, dated
February SS, some |Kiinte*el ejuestlons were naked of Har?
vard regard.og th. ir mability to low theil reculai erew.
Aa thu e ..lum..nit ii^.tiha- imi ii. cn responded to, the
Clsllu of ehampioi ahlp will UOl be- promulgated nulli a
ressonab.e time hiis elapsed, or until all pi .'mt means
areexhauated to bring als>ut u lace vs j i ii lian aid.
THE NEW WE8TEBN EAST MAH..
A 1>AY -aV'.u lil twm.n BBW*YOBB ABD OMAHA.
Omaha, March 10.? J'u.-tina-Hi- (i.-ui-ral
?reahani 1o-elai completeMl ai-iaiijjini. i.t-, e,,,. ,)?. ,.xt,.n.
gion e.f the- fast mull service to Omaha. The l.-w se-.-vie.
WU! lie- over Ihe Chicago. UurlliH-toij and Qvtney J!
the first train leaving at gtfelOOk tO-molTOW iiioiidng,
taut n acl.lijg Omaha at H o'ejes'k on the eveatag of the
game day. This train will f.tke the mad bNOghl by the
teal tram from New-York, which leaves then
p. m. and arrives here at TJ::iO on the meaning el '
$?ddii.v. Thc m-w train will catch m,
gil thc stations on the route-, 'lin r* .-ult v. ill be a saving
twiMyfour liours' time between Bew-Toih and
iiaba, and all is.inls Weat of Omaha lo Mic P .ell. coast,
i last iraiu e-eiLiiecls at Omaha willi a "?ttflTB hflBBd
Ma I'ue ihe train. The l.hlcavo mali and the morning
lapels have left Ibe elly heretofore at timm, reaching
>m*h* at io o'e ,<i< k tin next fore none j bow, by going io
a} hutt en hour earlier, the papere eaa be jut nu tbe
itrs.u and win reach Omaha fourteen bonn
l IL!.-1 iioeiiaie towns tu the. aame proportion.
the tliat train of the new si ?-, . i arrived here from
lew-Yo.'k thia morning, aovea miautea ahead ol time.
I wan MimoeMod of seven potlaloald Mi--t- Uresbam.
IjUtoii kbd'i'hoiiii*ou, lUn last being h.it.ei InLcinleut of
ge Bali war Mail bervlce, atcuiuitaale-t Ue train,
MR GIBSON TALKS PLAINLY.
HI* 01MNIOX8 OF THE STAR ROUTH PROSE?
CUTIONS.
?OMB TillSO* uk 1'iii'l.n BOT OBWtBBTAHD, BUT
e.Tiu.its BB BIO t't.l N*-i int .
w \siiimireiN, .Mareil io.?A. If. Gibton*be
forc Mr. ipi ulcer's Coinuiittee tmlny. snit! the Informa?
tion proceedings, delennlin?d ilium al a eeiiilerencr lie
tween Mes-rs. Hrcwste-r, Illus nml Oaek, were against
T. J. Hi inly. g, P. Ilrown, J. H. Ire mil uml W. II. Turner,
contractors of the Hnuta l-'c and l'rc-t ott route. Il
was selee'te-d ut n consult ut lon nt nibe-ron be?
tween Mts.rs. HaeTaagfe, BUm, cook und mi>
son. The flr-t Indictment In the Ptar Route
cases was foiitnl agataet T. P. Lilly and George Brett,
and the leoOBd lnilictinent was airamst Hie Horsey
combination. Why no Indictment was sfi'iw.ird found
against those whom lt hud been propeled lo proi-ei-l
to proceed n Kal sat by by Information. Mr. e;il.*.m coiilel
not tell. Tho witucss hail wiitlen a letter lo thc A Hot my.
Oeneral, Mr. Brewster, early In IH+2. urging thst in
dtetaeatabe (bud agata* aaehftnoaa IteOflaenMld
he considered thc MM of the route fruin I'resroft to
Santa Ve. gahtt simple, and that the < lovel linn ut eaght to
have- tried lt. Ba IhaagM Ihe eb -lay in il.it
case bad been Injurious to thc linve-rnuicnl.
Mi i,m-on said he received no reply from lin- Atm.my
(leneral. He had pone to the foreman of tba Onad Jury
mid asked him to proceed under it, but the foreman hud
sahl thal the Government did not want to proceed ta dis
, ac ii:i- fact :mti the 'ort thal he bad written a letta
lottie Mioltn v< it-neiit. 1. d bim to write to Mr. Mi
Veagh. wbo came lure ami saw the Attorney-General.
Mr. Hlh-iiii purposed lo rc-i^n. Mr. Mat Veiijh hail told
the wltaeaa thal Attorney-General Breweter and Mr.
BBee wanted bim ont of the eaae, bul were afraid to i k
him to raslga. fniioelisli ly witaeee went 10 tte Al
i' Mr. Mm Veegb had told him thia,
win riupoii Mr. Brewater t.>id a Ita tai i>u reetgaatlon
would be accepted.
"Why ni.! Mooan.BBaaaad Brewaterwani rna to re?
sign 1" asked Mr. Milliken.
" I don't know, furl lier Hum thal T Wits not in Un
politic-."
lj.?Were not geutlPinen of both political panie- en?
gaged ta the easel A.?I waa the only Democrat,
Q.?Iteoeata, thoaghtbal after iii?-\ wain. 11.. eel rfd ai
you, tbey got a maa ot the same utilities. Mr. Merrick I
A.?They wanted a man of Merriere prominence.
ij. iini the Government find any fault with youl A.?
Not thal i know of. Mr. MacVeagh said ie. me ihat they
wanted every body ont of the eaaaa who bad been con
in . ! with Lim.
Q.?Who wanted them out 1 A.--The Oovernment, and
they hud pliM-e-d on Mr. MaoVoagb the responsibility of
paying the oosta. I uaderetaad tani Bliss siad iii.-Ar.ii-r
wanted me to realm. They wanted io manage und oom
trnl thn neem themselves, aad did not want such tattara
as I bini a rftlea to the Attomey-Ueiieral.
O.?Did Mr. Bliss eu the Attorney-Hine-ral suv thal fob
had ai ven them munn aueol A.?Ou thu contrary, tuey
bad asked me to remain.
1}.? Then what do um mean by laying they Wanted you
to resign! A.?Uentlouicu don't always mean what they
say.
0?Then you meau they bed! A.?Oh, I wouldu't use
so harsh a word us that.
MU. BUSS TO HAVK 1118 OWN WAY.
Q.?Did you eve-r find any fault with the eaaea I
A.?I was never much of a fault-nuder, but lhere w,n
aeaBetntag ? bk ii intlrBirtl me that Mr. BUea waa aatog to
have his own way. Tuc pound of inj clift* ti nee ol opin?
ion was that a simple case?a case involving one or two
routes?should lie tried, anti noti.iie Involving I'M rootee,
as did the i .t-e in whit ti Dorsey was Interested, lilllie
flrst place. In the Investigation which was begun the main
object sc nnil to i?e to gat aa aanoh aa poeetbte Into the
newspapers. The result wee to raise aa expectation in
the public mind, w hich was nevnr realized. 1 ku?.-j wa
a dlstarbtag element, ewtag to tha Bael that the
gentleman who succeeded President < rartle-iei had
matte a speech at a banana! In Nev ^'..rlr. in win h
he eulogized him. For political reasons,] think it was
de tei mined to proceed afataat him, without r. gard io the
StH'Ugtll Of iUC I .l^c.
O.-Is it your judgment that the Government Mt com?
pelled to proceed rathe catie because Dorsey waa la Ul
A.?The question of salary mildil have badaometbtaf to
do with it. Win ii incn gel moro than if'2tri) a day,it i nol
hum.mi nature to abbreviate.
Q,?Kxpluln bnw counsel for the Covcmmcnt pot as I
hiith as ifc'.'isi a duy. a.?Mr. Gooroc. Bliss reoeived, |
November 8,1881, a retainer of 02,800, and rendered,
january 1.1882, a bfll for $6,000?abonl |170 i day. Hil
expenaeawereadditional,al the rata of (775 pi
s for a period ol ti f ty days of Berrica including
two elays at Bitwon, making a contract wuh tbe
Government. Another lull arne rendered ta Marah i,
- 200, at tbe rate off 108 73 per dsj I
arv und .-j-- a tl.ty m ud.liiinn for expenses. No ea
ti,,"! between January l and Ma: cn i. On May 26, 1882,
another lull forf7,i44waa rendered,$6,800 being fee
and the remainder expenses, ihi-wa.- torn period of
forty-three and half ti.tvs. at $ir,(; per day for salary, and
gi 4 82 ger day fur expenses. On September 27, IH j ?,,
bill for Bl 5,000 for saiarv. and $863 56 for personal ex?
penses waa rendel ed. 'lid- Included a pei lod of seventj -
on.- daya' a, i ? i. et ai 0211 per day for sal u j and gi2 per
day for expenses. Another bill, dated Januarj 8, i--if.
for .--i,.ion salary and $350 tor expenses, al tbo rate oi
tl in.m 1-3 ior s ..laiy and gi i 862-3 for expe nee
rendered. On Minn 16, 1883. alter a period ..." Ilfty
OM days of servite, a bill for 05,700 vin
drawn, nt tbe] rate e.t gill 26 per dal
salary and $11 per Oay inr expenses. Another I
01,706, wit i no ex] . was ti n h reel on June
7, l-~:<. On November 19,1883, s bill for $0,200 waa
made, part of which is still pending. Tbe total amount
for Mi. i r and
pi Dst i, ls I 47,732 i".. ?? oniei tiing ove,- ri 50
a day for aalary, and over if lo a day roi- personal ex
,
A RKMABKABUE CHABOB.
Mr. Ker reoeived g31,91477, ami was actually em?
ployed 384 daya, an average of over |130 ,-t ti,iy. ii,
made one of tbe moat remarkable charges, I think, any?
body ever beard of. ' " preparing indictments in Star
Bottle and BtraW binni t a-t-s he Charged gi0.000. I
llctmei ta was abandoned and a new one framed in
ce bv Mr. Merrick. Tbe Oovernmcnl paid In all
for ? " meei Ieee In Washington $144,146 02, ol a hlcb, be?
side the lum.un'- credited to Messrs. Bliss nnd Ker, Mr,
Brea uter reel Ived >">.imni. Mr. Merril k g37, OO, B
7 OOO, and myself 06,000.
i,t. bo you think your foe ol 05.000 exorbitant! A.?
I would bave been doini! poorly if I bad no] earned more
money than that, mr si ie of these cases, In iln same time.
l asked Joi 05,000, but never m.nie any lull fbi i \
;
i;. Dldany of tbe special counsel appear atthe lame
time Hui tbey were employed bj the flovcm noni for
Individuals In private cuses I A I did, for tbe
M.- Be appeared before the Commissioner
of Internal Bevenuc. Abonl ?4,000,000 wai Involved.
Mr. Olbson aaid thal be though) Mi ' fee of
05,000 was quite reasonable, and thal Mr. Cook losl
tiioi,cy winn lu- rat >? bia servloi - 'or 87,000
t Judge Bli i>. ai bi- Instance, came to tl
imi ai d urged the employment ol Mr. Brewster a -
counsel. There had beCn some talk ol selecting - i
aim- Henderson, ol Missouri, but Mr. Brewster wai em
ploj ad.
THE LEGAL TENDER DECISION.
MOVKMEXTI IN CONOBK88 li) e of M i i:\ii mi:
wniiK off nu 8UPK1 mi: COOKT.
WASHINGTON, March 10.?In the Senate to?
day Mr. Bayard submitted the following preamble and
resolution, which ba asked ta have printed and Ile on the
table, etattaa tbat he woald take early oocei
up:
tat, Hy tho !uli article in amendment of the
Con- itiltioll itl- provided that the ililli, ni .il;. ir
utlonol certain rights shall nol be construed to
limy ni disparage otben retained br tbe people; unit o,
thc luth article in amendmenl <>f the Con.-tltutl.li
ia provided tbat the newera not delegated to the United
States by the Constitution, nor prohibited hy it to the
States .eic reserved to the Statea respectively or to the
people; therefore
luaolted, That the Committee on tbe Judiciary be aad
they ai chere 11> Instructed i-on portas won as practicable,
as io ti.e expediency ol amending the Constitution so as
linne indy to accomplish tbe objeol "i lbs foregoing pro
visions to secure to the btatea respectively n to ibi
people the powers reserved ae aforesaid, ana mon
11;ally ta preae) re the federal principal and nature ol the
Oovernment, by maintaining tine limitations upon it>
ihiwers, and to that e'litl ni ovldc thut Congress snail not
luise power to make any fifing but gold and silver coin a
itfiai tender tor tbe payhi&nt of debts, nor paaa any law
Impairtag tho obligation ol cont meta.
in the lioii-c Mr. I'otier, of Baw-Yah,propoeed thc fu!
lowmg QeaaUlBlIonal aiue-niluicut:
"The legWaBva pow eta granted ta Ooagraaaby the
Constitution ahall not be construed to include the power
to pas- any law maklag anjrthlagbal gold ami ihvi. i oin
a tender ta payment of dehta, axeept after a dei
of wat wheo tha pabBe aafety m..j reouire ii."
Mr. Bawitt, of Baw-York, proposed the following Ooo
htiintioiiui amandiaent: "Congresi abell aol haw
power lo make anything but gold and silver eota it t- u.ltr
lu the papamnt of debla>M
SOME PBOCEEDIH08 OF THE BOUSE.
WA8HIBOTOB, Milte'li JO.?lu till* H.. I-.- to*
tlity Mr. Keller, fruin lim Ciuiiinillec em Appropriations,
raperted bael the Military Academy Appropriation bill,
wuh ht :..itc ameadflMata, ronnaimaiidiag r,,ut- irreaec In
the ninemiiiit ni puividiug that any aadel dlamiaaed foi
baaing ahaU not N aUglUa to raappoliiiiiiniHi and nob
louc.illt nee in tin-oilier uUielitlliieiits. ihe 11 ruii.incii
daiinni wen agreed i".
Mils were introduced to elcilne thu timi.?? of tt,o '
"Ijipl I.lvel Cniiii:ii--lnii ; to ll.ei.ri.iiate tile ^ i 1 low -1 ..ne
Park Railroad Company | bu the enforcement of gahila
nod j.iiv .itt- ju -ii.-, and the relief of Coogreea from tbe
con -' lie i.i I io ii of disputed claims ; fm Ibi n lief Of pi I. lu
who -ii red in llit'W.ii of lite Kiln iii.ni, yr.Ullin.' the i Igbl ?
of way through tba ladlee Territory ta tha Bt, i>mi?
ami Baster Ipnaga Bailroed Oaaapanpi to retire
lien.mill O. Wright Witt Hie rani, ol ,M n-i e.-in i il ;
?n ihe impimi un ni mid repatn ol iimi
and bai ti iel i urnntiagiIgbl o! wsj I
ih. li,. iian l.-. m. ii v io ii.i bl j.->p' and lin. i.i.n ne
i: iiim.ii e'mi.ji.iny j to regulate tbi forms ol billi >.i lad
lng; for tbe erection of a public building ai U
Men York, %t a cost ofgSO.OOOj authorirl
etruetlon "f bridges acroae tbe Oreel Ksoawba
and i'i'- iii.iiii.- iheu dimension!: lu er*ai| and aetab
I ii.i- i uucl btate - .cd ni re^rul ne
I lie j il lol aire ni TIISCls III the purln mnl hal inns a. mix thc
sea etas) ni Hie Ualted Maits; granting copyright le
ucv,,? bl a waa. lo uuthoiuu lbs e?labU?Uiaeui of exu-Jil
tobacco manufactories end to repeal the lnternsl revenus
Mi Deuster introduced s resolution reciting that the
I lilted Staler Minister te Uennsny has l>?e*D nssulleel by
semi olll'lal newspii|?-rs ut llcrlin. and calling on Ihe
* eel clary of Htate ftir e-eiHes e.f any communications and
official correspondence which he may hsve on this
Tlie Finnie bill establishing standard lime ta the Dis?
till t of Cullimbin waa paaaed.
BOURBON iyroi.Kh'ANiT. OK TKl'TH.
f-OTflVFI. gmt, A lini'.H'M'KR, TMUA AHiHT HIS
HANYII.I.K BPI ICU AND IT"- 1 FKKCT8.
WvsinM.i'iN, Mimh !<>.--Colonel W. E.
gbmt, wlmse opaaab al Danville, lt ls alleged, contributed
U. thc tx-Heine nt mil of which the riot came, testified
indore thePe-nate sub-committee thia morning. Ba said
his speech lu Dauville was the second speech he had
made (o that constituency. Ho was eiilloel on tn make lt
by the e-iii/e ns two ihos before. They had Just heart! of
the Dunville- tin '.liar. He told lils friends tlmt lie could
-parc them liitlay nielli to answer that eire ular, nnd they
Baaed notice- tothlocBbet. Wltaeaa, in biaapeeeh,dwell
chiefly ea tha Circular and upon advice te his hearers
about Hu ir conduct ou election day. He bul learned
tbronchi.ut the county that Hie Democrats counted
largely ii|?oii what they should lie able to
aceompluli tn Hillville. They knew that they
had :i llia)ia Bj of l.'JiXl ta overcome.
Tiie .lt.. ind mwttaeeehad eouveraod aa a Irate with
eoe ot the aignon al ih<- eirenlar, Mr. Bnfllan, waa said h.
had at tir-t refined to alga tba i beater, be taaaa be didn't
know that more than one of ita aBegattoaa wa- trna. lt
li.ul bet ti iirollu'lil tO hlni by One o' the tim u Dcuiocnillc
i timmi it- ?.', of wbicb Colonel Cabed wai i batman, with
tbe atatement that it waa oonaldered tmportani thal ii
ahonld be ahmed for circulation in the aontnweet pat Ilea
of the S'a'e. He bad beea assured that at
least one reputable Bgner would i>o wv
cii ed, who had knowledge of every all
comitun <i in it. wittie,... iisi med this win alsation ta
Ul* -peech and "feld be tl!d not know how in tnv of the
Bgnera had been mtaled, aa had beea Mr. BnflUa, bal an |
who hud Bgned it had algaadtheh natue- lofalaebood.
Bi aaked ii n waa aol amen ta wiVAty tb.Inred pi opie,
who had beea ao faithful. He aaid be bad no warda to
apply to mea who bad ilgaed the circular, knowing Iti
oontente, except thal they were wilful ilanderera aad
(alatflera. Ti.en- waa t* nslderablc ex. item.-nt .it thia
mtneaa, who docs aol bear pei belly, a ai Informed by
a fneild thal Cantata J". I Oliver, captain of the Danville
(ireya and Un u In tbe audience, bad drawn hi ? pistol and
threatened ta ..hoot hun then aad there. Wim -
the crowd what had been told him and .ni th it wee aol
tlc-lime to shout in.u. If they wtsbed te do bo, day
Unlit Wai tba time. He ki'iI lie had no doubt that
men who would wilfully sign i-u?h a clrculai wield stab
or shoot bim ta ihe boab Be nd nevei known i Mar
wbo was nol a eownrd. if any aaa who ind sn signed
tim iiii ular wlahed ta prara ho area nut a
coward -ind would convince wltneaa thal
he hail erred, he (wttueeaj would pablicy
apologize. He thea analysed the circular, and aa
pc.ilcil to the Democrats to deny ani of iii-, itatements in
regard to it. Not a man Infernipteel him Wltaeaa thea
told ins bearers that lu-was satisfied tbat any excuse |
would be aetaed upon by tbe Democrats to maori tovto
lenee. Ha booed the colored people would refrain from
even a sign of violence. Be told them thai tbe colored
people coull! pot afford ta earrv arms on t Hr* day of elec
t inn. He advised them teiimcVet nil Inanlta] l-o to ths
pulls ipiietly w li hoot bravado, i asl their vote-s qnle-tlr.alid
thus avoid trouble. " I feel," galil WttMOO, " I leel guilty
oi baring namtentlonalh and unwittingly, la the interest
ol peace ai I believe, ano order, given them advice which
waa seised upon, by their political euemlee ta slaughter
t.' 11 ? i u on the following day, winn they were unarmed."
When witness closed lils speech, a mes-enger from the
Mayor told him thal he WOOld bc killeel If he remained In
town, and advisedbim togo t?> tho Mayor*! e.nie., aad
there remain until be t oula '?. ese orted to a place of safe?
ty, BTHneoo went to the Bsyor*i ofltae and mel Hr. R. H.
Barksdale, a prominent Democrat, who told him thal tbe
?nen in- bad denounced ai lian and oowardi demanded a
retraction, if win rf> would go to Hie limit ol tbe build?
ing an i take bael! what be bad - s1d,he(Bsrk?dale)believed
be could quiet the crowd; otherwise, wittie - would be
killed, witness refused to retract; saki he was going to
bis room, mdt o, passing through the crowd on bia
wm-. Bext morning ne waa informed by * Blend that
tin tritwil wa- waiting bu linn, uni! that he
would lie shot, winn?< replied he did nol believe lt, and
went out. ile found Hm crowd of Bourbona awaiting
him, but paaaed through it to the berber shop and then
to breakfast. He bsd an engagement t.i speak twelve
mill - distant, and ordered hi* buggy to s prominent place
lu tin-1..? n, wbern be wen . gol Into lt aod drove away.
rh" Borboum ?. re standing ibout, scowling, tbcu bandi
In their pockets, holding a whispered consultation. Wit
laid to a companion; "Youseewbal I ioid >.ni U
lin.-, tint incn ulm will li" will i.ot fight for H."
The rest of tbe testimony of i - - related to
ti inn occurred after Hir riot and had no du..- .
Hi.' Inreatigoi lon.
A BILL AGAINST LOTTERIES,
Washington, March LO.?Senator Jackson
repoi ti d favorably to-day a bill ta antboi Isa the Pi
aral to prohlbll tbe d ' tiers
ielltl the pavm- . i ,-; -
I | iged in eonduetlug any I
loheme for tbe distribution of money, or of any i
in-i-'mai prop I'S.
ir in coneiuctl lg
noin-y i tn .iii :u the iii Uii i.i ni inn a fran
? - ?
WASHINGTON NOTES.
w a - n i s <, i ?, -.. Monday, Man b IO, 1 -
?'?I t>\ Ni...-I'lii is COPTBIOBT. - Hie Joint
Commit! ci v. ill bear any
line who maj wish to speak for oi sgalnst Ihe newspuiier
i i |i> i. ht bill.
Mb. !'?' ii 11.'- Bi gian i.
lion Ly.I. H. Butler of tbe ol!) ?? of Chief ol I
ment I>1 vision of the treasury !>??; ii - been
accepted bj (teen lori ' ' ?:;''' '? Marcb iii.
I ' . l.l..".- IO COU I ? ' "I . :i COIII
wltb the requests of Importers, the Becretary of
m. 11. a mi trill sbi i ly Issue Instrui Ho to co
a ii..in set Inn - from
Ihi ded warehouse dut) paid goods whleb bave been In
bon tied warehouse beyond t i (rom date of lm
pur' .non.
Till. <-i.i i.i.i Hi i.i.?; i:\iKi.tnos ?Tile arrangements
im the G reel j
?tl ii is expe i'd tbsl tbe li".ir an I i betta sill be
lo sad tor the \ by May l, uud that tbe
supply-ship Aie-ti trill be ready lo -..il a few weeks later.
Aboul -e- eat] n> ? men hum .1
lunn 1 li
\- . ;..? . ;:..\. :\ioTnaeuryDepartment
is Informed that foreign brokers are making beary pur
Ihe Ui i -? ?' ide doll ir at
ad vmi,t of 10 per ciii or more. I h :?
also informed that tho purp.uf tbe foreign
is 10 di -p . ' nf iln-1 ,,iu to iiim, I,, ?,ul t.i
ibis country us American coin wortb their nominal
I alan.
( nini um.--', -n nun .:v.k Mi c. ii av. ii .legate Caine,
before tba House Committet. 1 to-day, com?
plained bitterly of Qorernoi Hun ie.tl
'.. Ire, hi said ?? mot to atop polygamy, but to bring
about conflicts ucl w-en the people there, lu order to
plunder them
Bm ron tbi Ba.mv Post Omen, rhe Becretary
of tbe Trea ury bal -1 li ried whal ls known as tbe '
-uli-el. pinpi it.V," -
?iii- for tin- iii w Hm tklyn I'osl ? ?
? li ac .'pli-.l ult condition Iii ,
oil in 1 - ol tic In ii- iliiiil- eau gil
' loi 1 . h.1.. ut 1 - rea of in; by
L'.; 11. 1. alni the price to be paid foi lt 1 I .0,000.
Tm: nilli..ii-, sosixai i:iii:i-isi nv 1.111s.?The
Home Committee on Pool Oflleee . Poa Roada will
ti.-inni ros begin in lui ri lg dion of iii
Kepn entatlvi Kills, to thc i-flect tbat he bad been paid
oontractor for tbe Influence be migbl exert
upon Mr, Brady lu scouring a mail ct mt rad.
Tua Timk Nm run Extkbdbd, Senator McMillan re?
poi u .1 adrereely t<> day from tne Committee on Judi, laty
lu- iiiil Intro ? ' irown, to extend for two
reara Ihe time in wbicb mus iniuht i.e brought in the
'nnil of Claim- antler Captured uml Abandoned Property
II iv
Tue Pnoroai 11 1:11'Eir ni BranaTTca. [athel
the btu proriding foi a Bureen ofBtattatlea w.ne
ttl 'lilted Illili lilli lll.l .1.
mi'.-iso i'm.!- 1,1 MiiKit. BepreeeatatlvaCnteheon,ol
In- Ninth Ci.iiirre--lnn.il District of Michigan, today pre
Minted a iietiiion signed by lumbermen representing over
|IS,000,OUO "! t -M n -1 lh.ii pm 1.
Ison taritf bill which places lumber on the
;-t. They ear If lumber ls made tree* a paulo will ba
anaed m thal baaineee.
B amiim.ionV HRAOQt7ABTEBa Al Mi.iiki-t.iw.v.?In
he House to day Mr. Phelp! introduced n hill for cnlarg
ng tin. grounds erouudWashington's Headquarters, at
own, N. J., aud foi erecting a monument tn er tho
(?in.tinn ol Revolutionary soldlt rslo be 1 ol - cte .1 there.
Tm MBM0B1 Ol MB. Hi WT, The Bat af Un-Court of
1.uni-1 ilutioni ol eulogj ou Mr. Bnnt
late Lulled Male- Miuiste 1 lo Kuasla.
PUNISHED ROB Ills SON'S I LIME.
Bovtob. March LO.?Nut Imn P. Pratt, form
r;>- treaaam al tha Beading Baringa Hank, abo wa* lu
lided aad cum 1. ted of e'lnbr/./.lliig the fund* nf that
.tmu In 1-7:1, nu-to-ila) m iiiciit'cd to lour VcirV
ann nt at bard labor. Pratt la aeveatj three
ean old, and piiidi..- tbe proeeedlngB waa congaed la
Ul gre yean. Ihe original defalcation wa al pl00,000,
mt a portion of the money a aa recovered and the looa lo
he depo-inirs was about -l.i.iinii. lt Baa Mumu thal
Bl d- feint.int ont not pruitt by tlieil.faleitli.il. liewa
11.n,n:.ii.i- tn .1.-1111 1 ; bul hi- son, --idnev 1'. IT.itt. I
ui tho business, and tin
loi ' .1 hi 11,1 . . 111. Ile disaj.poai
lon became known, iiiul bai 1 bo?u
leard of.
,\H7 lill NOEOMIA Ul il /s LOST,
It trna reported yeaterday thal E. M. I'mli-i
ord'a yachl Bokomla bad been I ethe Plurtda
oaet in- Bokomla, which waa formerly tha Bettie, M
mind bj ex-Commodore W. A. W.Stewart,ot tb
ka Yacht dub, and wna lying la the Beawaabaka
nu. beeta, al lom, I Mr. Pa lah
nm le owner el ina salter Hoon, whleb la enrolled la tha
lean an bake < lub, und in )???> umbri bi ital ted on aol ll ?
0 tbe Bermudas ami the West Indies, A lettei ri 11 ?
.11. -I I.mu him 11 li
11. .um in- iras iii cn in i .ni 1.11, notbiug Lita bena imani
luiuhliu bluto. ile liv us ia lialUiuoia.
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
UNION 1'PIIOLDS A SISTER COLI.KCJE.
ADMIPSIOK DKNIBD TUB BTHIKINa HAMILTON SENIOR
CLASS.
fVur.Ni rr\PT, Mardi IO.?Tho pi-tittlonof
thc Hamilton College Seniors to eator L'uioa College waa
dlncusssd to-dav by a committee of the Faculty, of which
Professor Staley wu* chairman, nnd hy Hie President and
1'rn-teea, nnd lt wss finally decided to redline tho applina
ilon. Thisactlonls not ths result of any 111-feellun to
wiirel the applicants, nor on uccount of the mica, which
nays that before a student may be admitted to the t?l!e?e
from another institution of learning he must first obtain
a letter statins; ihat he has linen honeirably illtemtssevl, but.
-inn.ly bccau-e lt is not tlieiiiirlit ailii-eablr to admit any
one in the Ihlrel term of thc Mtier year. In other words.
Union College doee aol propose to jrlvo honors to men
wbomabe baa aol ethic.Baa, The teheneetadp Union
mya tbe real nonna probably was that Bahai College did
nu c. ne to act in n m. nun r that luUht cast a reflection
Bar onllcgo
AN OSWEOO LUMBER DEAI.KK ABRE8TED.
MR. wiiio'M qpkbi:c CBEBfTOBS afraid that he
WANTS ll) 111 N AW AV.
OSWEGO, Milich 10.?S. P. Wipff, a Inmbet
Ira:,'!- of this city, was arresteel here to-elay at theta
Banoo af iio-s A co., of (taihoa, who ebarga him wit ii
lu iiiK about to leave the count ry fm thi pnrfOOO of de
trandtag hla creditor* Bis property haa beea attached.
md In- ls nu,iii,,d Inn in defaaU gt tOOflOO ball. Thc
proposed Cepertare was weB kaown te Ko** & Co., wltb
w.'ioiii h.- hail talked about lt, mid that lt watt for a .-ot lal
ind net a bnaineeo parpooe. Be haa bad axtenatra deal
Inga wttb Boa 4 Co.. aad owee them constiterable money,
which, it i? claimed. I- nol yd due. Bia attorney ei
tbe attach
ment and the tinier of nrrc-t, n.id lu Inn him out of his
t .,Iii. lillies. V, Iti. M.is ililli ' ill III till- elli | '
Co., at ono!., and came here In tbe summer of
l--cj to take coarse of th ir business. A few months
hiierwanl he bought tlicm emt. claiming to bc worth
?25,000.
o
OMI88ION in rnr. republican call.
;ht rataOBATB tu rur nut i m.]
Bi beeectadt, M.iit-li LO?CongreagmBB John
IT. .-latin, in an ini.'i'iicv.-published In Th* Deilg Union,
a ii-t;:t tent inn tm in- irmleelirn In tho call far the Bcpnbllcan
Bate Convention, of aay refaronea t.. . tartha
ixtrn Congreooeaaa ender Hie new apportionment. Mr.
te Convention should send six Inste .1
if four d large. He announces his willi"
orepn lent bis district.at Chicago. Be >ayi bia prefer
?i'-" i- for Arthur, bul would vote tor tbe most desirable
?undulate that iiii^-lit bc named.
A KlN'iHAMTON SHOE DEALSITg FAILURE,
Hinhhamton, Mareh LO. H. E. Smith, dealer
;i boots ami shoc.1, has Banda anaatgaa at to Joh a tn
lorooa ; pcrferemos, g'.i.ooo. Ho was al. one time of
liri i t li Hmf hers, mun which he retired jg 1874, taking oul
0,000. Ile thou went to Ivut Sa?tiiaw,Mlrb..aiid tool the
iiisincssof hi- brother, who had railed. Be returned to Ung
Hinton In the fall of 1-erJ. and about n vear afterward
?bullied lils tither ns n partner. The latter dletl al.out a
.ar ago, leering everything to his widow, and aa ha Ha?
lie moneyed man ot tbe firm,there was not sufficient canl
al left to carry on thc business sucte **ftilly.
A I.CNATH* ATTEMPT! SUICIDE.
IDT rBLaOBAFH TO TBS TBIBttm |
Nobwich, Mareil 10*?Floyd Miller, ? trail
iUOffii and wealthy farmer of Col unibus, it humle-t near
his place, has I.u sullcritig for eeoiiit) tune from mental
berratinn. His condition was not considered al all elau
i-rnus, and In-h rn leinulned at. lioine andee Hie siirvell
iiico of a relative. Baadaf uioruin^ bo went to tbe
roodsbed, and later was found liing face downward,
.ciieriiig ta his own blood, Hy bis side lay a thirty-six
.lilllie revolvei. App.neill ly, the utan was denel ; but
wo physicians wereat once ?ummoned, and the] restored
nu to iloaaetouaaeoa. lt la aaid ala chaucaa of recovery
ra good.
? ?
Tin; ICE CLAD FRUIT TREE*
rBTTBLBOBiniTO tttt n:ti:i n;-.|
PoUOHEBEFSIS, Murrli LO.?The wind has
died, and the sun corning out brightly and warm hu
ortiaily cleared the lee from rhe tra i and wire* Be
lore damage la feared. Fruit growere from Ulster and
lutcbeeowho were In town to-day aay thal yoong treea
eve not been luiun-d mach, aa tbe beary wi
owed their brancbee to the around bul did nol break
hem. i ? J ni' c. o- cum di ??? four
?r Bve years old. In many Instances whole orcharda
rere ruined. Other fruit ti s onlj -i'd.Hy dam
iged. [twill take a week or ten daj to rep..ir the tele
raph wires. i the city this morning when the
i- one of tadeeonbable besuly,
?
CORRELL DtDIOXABT ovi.i: .* Bl INDER.
|i.i I. 1.1...lill II IO lill I.ill.' ME.]
ITHACA, Mitti li lo.?Mu. h indignation is
? .li nt. of Coi nell ;
?vt r u .... paper
eturdaj last ertl tbat the Sophomore rises went to
"aron i \ ittcmpted to repeal last week's pro
lanqual of th- t re ibmen,
nd even tried to put |alap In the f.I. Au Indignation
. ? m ... da). and i- sol iii"' ? .
uul untrue.
e
vi i wu \N BUNTER KILLED,
ra rna 111 iona.]
.Tami:-im-.\. March LO. .Linn- Jacobs, ;i
ranken Indian, lay down on the railway near Bteam
:?'?! ty, mnl fell asleep. A traill ugand
i ? i him.' He iras a bunter of much noti and thought
ern * antuy old.
?
FATALLY BCALDBD HY a BOILEB BXPLOSIUV.
ibt ri ii...* ira i" ma rnim an.i
Coblbskill, March B.?The boiler in the
riddlrbnrgb Paper Mill bural bul ni -
cutt i'm, a workman, nnd badly darna Ing tbe building
? l machinery, A fte r the steam had rone down, Foi
ras found studded almosl beyond recognition. Be waa
tarried onlj laat weak, and ins wife is almost frantie.
.?
iMOTIYBSHOPS BE8UME WORE.
Bl ni i...itu ii i" uti; i aiBUBB.1
Bcherbwadt, March LO.?The locomotive
big 1,000 it.t.nl-, and which have been
i terara] wtv-ka, reonmed to-daj w.th about goo
I en.
e il tBOEfl l OB ARMORY REPAIRS.
|ltl Ttl.IOI: mn ro THB TBinuaa. I
Bcbekbctadt, Marali lo.?Local carpenters
. -ens ii im tn ide repairs on tba Bt de Armory bera,
hh h are now being ittre eom>
ilttee, report the whole imountol work dom i.?- -.
- 10, bnt the Btate paid |400 tor il to us oom
rac ton.
00LLBOE BASEBALL KATTI RS.
IBT0BBTBAL ABOBOUTH AMB8I1 in > vin.Ii.l
Si iii.m.i l.vio, Marah in.?lint fatuity of
"iilun C tabled a propoeitlon of Harrold,
u- athletic association of Union unite with li in ard and
[her collegetate athletic aoeletiea. Tha Btate Cot
ige Baseball lasoclatlon, of whloh the Union team ls a
ifiiiiici. I to nama I'M pro eastons] p
bo ii ty be engaged oj respective teams. Thia wi,i al
iwtwopi .i.u ii club.
AN I.M.|.N'WAI! WINDOW CRUSHED UV SNOW.
Tbot, Mureil lo.?Railroad travel wag de
iyed tn day by snow- drift-. While u iiiiu waa paaatag
trough a drift betweaa Troy aadBobenectady, the oab
tadOW of Un lui oiuetive was sheltered, aud Junie:*
.,.,"!, t!n ti:.,.iiLi i, ii di badly oat ou tba head.
A MURDER TRIAL APPOIBTRD.
Pouohkrepsib, Miirrli LO.?The bini of John
. Hriitiii. Beneeo Killer ami Qeorge Hnlktaa, Indletad
ir tiie mnrflrr itf ffaimtri Oraner, waa to-day eel down for
rodaeoday,
EISGS COUNT! REPUBLICANS.
Al b meeting ol tiie BxocntiTe Committee of
ie Kim's County BepubUean (ieii.'i:ii Committee last
1 via-itsolit d to ripon Iii favor of boidlttg the
?lin ni. - lo elect tlel.'u'.itct lo Hie A-scmbiy Uistiit't Cnli
i on April 9, the goa era My Dlatrlel Conreotiona
? April 10,and the Oongreaaloa ti Diatrtel Convention!
|.nl ll. K. II. Hobbs WM.eli il cliairiuaii of the 111
Hilve Coln mu t. e iiiul Willi mi H. M. I ...linus ?ecu t.i ii.
in- rep it mil i.e prc-" nieii tor iiiioptimi at the meeting
rthegeaeral eemmlttee im- evening. 'Die report in
I terence to the Conitreaeiooa] Olatrlcl Conventions is
to a proposed amendment to tlie by-lawi ol the
ni un i'iee. u hie h proTldee tiiai the delegate* to Ihe N.i
on ai fonrentlon eba i be i troted direi tty at tbe prime
ii.ii districts oompoetan tbe several
Ional districts, instead of at tho Oongreeeiona)
I -tnt l eoiivcutlolis.
MB. BAN DALL Ei. l lei ST .is USUAL.
Barnool J, Randall*! tall form, imooth-shaTen
H.- .md ablntag aUk bal neon eoneplenona In tbe Fifth
iciuie Hotel toni.lm yeeterdaj morning. Ha departed
I the ul clinton for I'rincelun. N. J., going thence! to
-., tum.iou. i aa landa) owrning, and le
ported to hara asea Samuel J, Tilden durtaa Uta day
? ? had nu.:,el ul- calls during I 1 1 "H"
cums, ro a Ta hum reporter, who tollulted an Inter*
wYon i.in'1 get aringle word out ol tbb?
: [EDINA! M'i i "-hi i 's ru:nm 11,
'1 lu- hi ve nt\ Inurlll lilillive Iiiil y ?f big liillll
ml tba thirtieth nnalrereary ot hie Epiooopete wi.
anted, yeaterday, bj Cardinal MeCtoakey, A aaiahor
r the It.iiii.iu ( itu. die clergy men In the city, bootdOO
;,, eallad ' theO irdlaal*! boone to
.ii rutulatious a-im is uni veiv tirana physically,
,, I,.bera i were reach c-. bj -Vi uhiebi p e in
i^uu aud thc Card lust'* eiccrel ai y, thy KoV. Father Vat
ley. There aron no formal cole bretton of the anniver?
sary.
THE COMMERCIAL" IN NEW HANDS.
Dr.TAII.-4 Or THK ABKANUKMBKT?MKS. UA0TIN08
SKI.Lg OUT.
Tho control of I hr Uommercitil Ailrertiter has
practically passed luto tbe hands of i'arks (iodwln,
Henry Sedley nm! MOBO other gentlemen assot lated with
them, who are uude-rMood tobe Henry O. Manpiand, Jr.,
Harold Hod v. In and Kobi rt Sewed. At the annual mee-t
in? ot tho trustees yesterday Parke Hod win and Henry
Be-dley were elected trustees with Heverly Ward, John
Bastille* and Jenkin* Van Hchnlck. It was said after?
ward that aa noon as tho leK'aJ formalities are oompleted
tl., ia will he further chances In the board. When
Inquiry waa linnie of Mr. Sewell In regard
lo Hu- matter ha sahl that he was ouly lnterestevd ss
emin,! I for Mr. Uodwln and Mr. Sedley. Ho thought lt
would lie thirty dayl bofore the transfer would be com
ploted.
From other sources lt was learned tbat as soon as the
ncgotiuiions are completed Mr. .Medley will be made
eelitor, John Hastings remaining ta charge of the pai>er
in tho meantime, and that lt will no longer support Pres
itleiit Arthur for renomination. Sonic of hia friends feel
much chagrin, d beoaooo of tba change. Ono of them
OOM yeeterday that lu time ho would have some?
thing to nay about the mutter which
would not W pleasant to thc pOBBBBI who had
brought about the bale. '? It leaves the PraaMoat without
anynewapeper in tuc oily to advocate kia nemlaatlon."
aaid tin-gentleman, ??which ls Boat aatortaaate ut tim
timi', taken in connection wltb tha quarrel whleh hla
(nonda han Indlocreetlj brought about with Hr. >*Brion.
There lo a bidden hand la this matter which will be tx
pOOOd In lune."
On iiii|uir> elsewhere it was learned that theaalo waa
practicallj made laal Friday, a/hen o contract waa signed
bv Mr-, iiuiiii J H:i,m..'; alni Jenkins Van -.h.tick forthe
i .ti" nf Bl ibareoai gS.OOOa share, ta Mr. Oodwta ead asso?
ciates. Km Baadnga earned 7S% oharee. Shortly before
iti.-e de,.ih Hutch j. Puting! pnrohnaod conjointly with
.ii'iiiiin- Viii, Bcbatob bfteoa abaroo af tho paper iu aei
li.ui te thooo which he prevlonaly owned. Mr. Van
Bchalck puted niih ui* tatoreot hitbnaiIftconabaroo,
which la additloa to what Hra Haotlago held witt give
the nen I'oiititii eighty-one thama obi ol 111.
Tm- paper atooe Mr. Haatings'i death hus been man?
aged by tbe executors, tba atock not yet having been dl
\lded iitnli.r the will. The executor! were President
Arthur, John liney, Jenkins Van Sehaiek, Beverly
Ward and J..lm Hastings. Mr. Hoey did
not qualify, and the i'i esi.lent has not takeu au active
nert His law partnerJBberman w. Knevals, waaeonnael
for vine. ffastiiiira, and it ls understood that tut was en?
deavoring with other friends of tbe President to purchase
tbo stock, but Hra, Hastings accepted a higm-r oder uml
eold because she desiree to go abroad and not to be both
e red longer with hustaeot matters. The axeontoia em?
ployed isaac B. Bromley aa editor, imt the sale of a mu
[oritr of the stock led to his retirement, as soon as the
?teleft is divided uniter the will ami transfer? d the new
management will aaaumeoontroL Mr. Hastings's nephews
- John, tbe managing editor, and Hugh, ihe financial
editor will, it is aaid, remain connected with Hie paper.
'ihe five nephews own forty-live shares ol the stock. The
other ?baree ure held by Heverly Ward and Jeuk.in Van
Bchalck.
O'BRIEN'S FRIENDS SURE OF SUCCESS.
WITH HOBO I'REPAlUNO FOR TIIE STRCUOLE TO
KIOBT,
The meetinff to-ni^ht of tho Republican
tenuity Cotniiiiitce is expected to be a lively gathering.
IJoth sides were claimiug victory yeste-rdav; but the
O'itrieu men were apparently tho more eonlldeut. I
looks now as though the inaforiiy for O'Hnen would he
less than thirty, although it may bc lucroiie>od hy tne nb
?eaea af nome of those who aro counted for Mr. Cooper.
'I he obaoaeo of any eonsielerable niunbcr of tho frieneLs of
either candidate mny hara the effect of preventing au
ia, io* the votes of a majority of all thu aaambora of
theeoaunlttee ure ueedeel to elect a candidate.
Tho foll..wing circtil.ir wan sent by Mr. O'iJrien yener
dayto erery member of the oommlttee:
Ni:w V.iuK, March 10, 1884.
t n- ii; B ii.- : Ha vin s been selected ai a candid ite for tim
ellice i" chairman of tbe County committee by a rerj
large maJoritv of tbe delegate i, wno met ou the ?>ih li -i",
ana being willing to accept auoh position, I respectfully
solicit your vote and influence at the election to be bald
at Bepnbllcan Hall, on thc nihilist. If elected I snail
do my bool ta dist barge tuc duiion oi the office faithfully.
Yours respectfully, Joan J. o'Hi.h.n.
Hr. O'Brien was not in bia office at Police Headquar
ters when 0 TBIBPBB ripen ter called lr, the afters OB.
lils friends who wi miked that be ira
funeral,and aided lareastlcaUy that to-night he would
attend Hr. CoopePa rnneraL
Hr, Cooper waa eeen at bli ollie. Bo. 140 Hr.mdway
bnt had only to aay that" tbereauB of tho eoatei
be know ? to ni,.now ni M."
liol.el l Bewail sal 1 : " I shall Vote for John .1. O'lSiuii.
? a niiv i ahonld vote tor Hr. Coopei In
preference to Mr. O'Brien. Tbelattei .. bard
worker for tiie Bepub li caa party ta thi past and anil un?
doubted^ ictidi'i _? ? '. eil.,ii.,,.in, ii elected."
Hillel , nf thu -tandur.' of Mr. Sewell li.ive. a
?. ol their support.
. -
ilt} l?. n. ii'u ii i an being vv rke 1 I
<'..np r. .im! ii ii pres eire ls being brui on tbe
cu piny cs iv in. ;,ii- mern lera of tbe County Committee io
compel them to wo: i, gail : 'ni tea,
The friends of Mr. looper were engaged
scanning the list ol dlsfifct committees, aud vi ei were
was a v. ivi ring man they were endeavoring to - -. nie ulm.
J hei claim lo bave a majority ol th.-conon
There will .e ;i inn i ami pi nit illly ii arm discussion this
evening ovei ihe merits and alleged detects ol ibe i. -ju it
live candidates. lt will pioi.ably be a lalo li.mr belora
tbe final vote i taken, it i. Intended Wal tne debate
mall bo free md unrestrained exoepl lu the matter of
tBue limit. Probably dve minutes for each speaker wilt
be agri ed up m.
iii;!-ilise, is nil. JAPANESE FA8EION.
Matssdo Sorakichl and Edwin Bibby wrestled
according to Japaneae mlea leal night InCUtrendon Hail.
di waa nearly filled and Captain HoCullagh had a
large squad of men in dtixenf clothes preeenl ta prevent
any diaturbance. Among the spectators waa a tamil; of
Japanese w If ll whom Mats.ula boarded, lu the gmt html
Matsada rushed at Bibby, and after pushing bim ..tr the
carpet, claimed a fan. there waa a long wran '?? . to
what oonatltuted ;i fa'.!, timing which tba I rin M of the
Japancee woman were called ta aa Interpreter., it waa
goally agreed tbat it any part of the body besides tho
feet touched the floor il waa to in-a fall, that part al nm
rules mid.-r which a man lines if he ls pushed mil-,;.!?? of
a iiim t nu iii^ was disregarded. When tims waa oalled
Mai,ma igaln rushed at Bibby and in Bro secooda bad
lum ti i ? . M , threw
hi, han.tn ul...vc Ins lieut uml took bis Seat. Iii i. f -ii'iiuil
b..ut, im- nun wrestled all our the stage, ila taila
nv in ii'-cl. al las) .mil won We rall in 'M*a
: it Hibbi ci.ii,-. ore i to keep bis
upi.cut oil, bm aller u little sparring lae Japauese
caught bis opponent by the Head aud lowed Bibby on
his ii.....i- uuil knees. Be claimed the fall bu .- uoi
,. Af ter a short rest they won! at it agata. Hat
nn caught his favorite bob! hy the ii and
liirew lill.l.y on Ins h.wk, alter Al BOOOUds ul actual
m..ni: the laii and the mateh. Tba ui^tcu
i tide.
AN ATHENIAN selim ii: ON ORtECE.
J. P. Leotsakos, n graduate of th<* law dt>
perttaeatof tbe Uolveraity of Atheaai Greece, h
Upon "1,1. eec in her l.loty, and l.ieet e ol lin; rie.ieiit
Day,"atChickertagHall had evening. Thaleetarowaa
Illustratedw iii stcreopBoonviews of Hu* principal ma?
tures of ancient and awdera Bradan topography, arehi*
td tine, urt and peraonalitjr. Ihe Bra) parl of the lecture
tkalt with ancient (Irene, Us theology, home ute and
pin.oin,.hy. in speaking >>.' modern Ureeoe be treated its
? in.in the revolution tn ls-Jl, referring to ibo
noted warriors and statesmen. Port raits were oaoi upon
i in uauvas, among tbe reel those of Dr. Samuel Bowe, ot
Boston, the firstanrgeoo or thaOroekarray, and L4rd
ll) IOU._
HERE COMES HIE MILLENNIUM.
from Tlie clnritiioili Seiet-Juuuial.
Ansi think nt it ! A Kentucky jury, all white;
ad doubtless all colonels, send ta mr penitentiary
tot eight years, Thomas Crittenden, aga twt-nty-eeven
years, graeiiiuii- of Ceutra College, "grauuson ol the late
john jT Crittenden, Kentucky's I moue senator; nephew
of General thomee H. Crittenden, of tbe Bullee; i
Army: son of Colonel Robert ll. Crittenden, formerly
United c-t.it.-s Marshal tor Hie District of Kentucky;
liousta of Ho vernor Crittenden, of Ulaaourti oouaiuof
Uovernor l.l Murray, ol Utah," A..:., ac, aud all for
men ly "killing a Bigger!"
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TELEGRAPHIC SOILS.
lAViHHNi. rHECHICAGO POLICESY8TI ll
Pim vin 11 un, March 10.?Police Cantata Howell mid
ia.m. nam Mai koe.vv no lately visited i lui ago to make -ii
taspoctionol the police patrol system o! thal oity, ap
prove tbe system and say tbat undei it* opoiaBea a lav?
ing of oearlj uni per caa ba mads.
A M.w e OAL \M> [BOB 00KPAH1
ll viiiii.min., I'.-ni... March io.- An application for a
ch.ii ni'na, i:.adc i:.ii morning by Un New-Kprg and
Philadelphia Coal aad Iron Company with a rtipnat w
> . nini.nun ii.,, directors are Samuel Bonuell, n ? ,,r
ii,/.m. s. J . winn, pi ci inn,J. c. douri and ?. a.
While ol .Nen ifork, W. Uuaiyer, U. B Boanell ana *
Miiiiei.tnt ot Philadelphia ami Jaeob ammerman,oi
Johnstown.
A PBOI ' ? IOBAL BOAT RACI tBBABOED
Bosnia, J leorgo H. Hosmei ami Alfred
ll.mn. t,a-,. rowa ii.rc mile rat ? ror
| no, thu comae, date and referee te I.led npon
hen after.
ii- M m tKEBS Lorkin OUT.
TIN. |\x Ul, Man lt 10. Il"' 0l? VT UiaUUfst '.nets imo
,t in, kout tu .1 .i, which luio'-i lovel 1,100 i Igai
|? ,'. , . ,,,il i| .liinclll. Ul" .'..ll.1 Hie 1X01 lue
RMS lue ,.n.nun I or'wag. * paid to iWOla.U lui tm' Inaklltg
ol a peculiar brand .?: i Igai a,
i i RNIKU lil i-l l.K To DBATH.
I'liM-vn. i'i nu , Man ii in. At nUdnight Hra. Wood?
ward Kirilaff, ol I poer Puttagrove, Hontgouu ??) County.
win. wa-, orated with malarial lever.lell bei bed and
in nini.deli set ber clothing onttrr. Bhefougbl those
v. bo ti led ta eUiunuisli tbe Hames aud waeslowlv burned
tu doaUt.
o'
RAILROAD INTEREST*.
CALLING THE I'KEHIDKKT* TOGETHER.
MR. FIXK ttlRI Dil.VI HUT TIIKIB AORBKMKNf
TO MAINTAIN RATH I* NUT Bl INfl gMTl
It whs rumored yisti-nlay th.it Commitwioner
Fisk had ordered a reduction In tariff freight rates oa
Meena! of the outtlng at tbe West. The reports wera
officially denied. There ls a strong probability, however,
that such a reduction may lie ordered soon,
M lt ha* boen so far irnpoestbie to maintain tha
Magdala rates. A meeting of the trunk line and
principal Western railroad preeldi-nts is being ,-itr.ingeej
ror next Tburselay. It was ilrst proposed to hold the
meeting to-morrow, hut the attendance of all the pres!
lents could not he secured. It ls not yet known whether
ihey can tie tot together on Thursday. Mr. pink bas In
'onned the presidents, who at their meeting on February
rmade themselves persons!ly responsible for tbe future
natntenance of rates, thst vlolstlons of the agreement
vere continued, and bas appealed to them to see tbat lt is
larried out if a reduction of formal rates is to bo avoided.
The situation ls acknowl. .1.. d to i>. Kr.,,-, attbeagh it
s claimed that it is not so bad .ie it wu-i a ? .uti. BffO. Tiie
nost serious compla! I ts ot e ullin.- tat | g fha
d. loam aad Norie nada Boborl Banoal, ilu grael
lent of tin- BatthneiaaadOMe Balli aad. wm m the etty
asl week, and informed Mi Kink that if the Irrcgulaii
Ihs were not etOBped fhe II litlni.re and (imo Mad wonui
laaBBpOd lo "piofee-t the luisliics of Hal'iiunre.." Ia
act, when the recent cuts of th- Ohio and Klooioolppl
and ware atoaaaaod, Mr. Garratt ax aaderetaed lo hara
aid that be did not bUme that r,ad lol Ita Bellen. Al
he Ohio and MU'dselpp; U control! ti i,.
md Ohio, its course- ls regarded by inri,ad nen ,4
ni eerneat already given thal tha trade ...' Bat
Booro will be ?* protected." The Penni road is
restless over its deficiency in recent < In. ..lo tblpmente,
rblcbbavs principally gone to ti.- Vainlerblli system
iel lie-tit.uni I clink. Tho 1.-.1.011-1 .j... . ,, ,, .
Jin ition in east-bouod rates out ol St. Louts is mid la
udiaoapolis aud Sk Louis, the Seuthwi item oouaectloa
ii ihe Vanderbilt lystem. Not only bave -t. Louis i
wen cot, but contracts al cnl rai ? bave been ei
ato hy the roads. There an- mdlt itioni Hud tbe i, ?
"?id baa !.lim- tired rn -,. shem and M
a" Central taking the i ? of tba Chloe o
aat-boundtraffic ItaChli lon then ?
ad Al -..::. .'. road has lately received an Increase in
luur shipments. The Chicago and Northwestern ami the
tn winikie nnil ?t. Paul i aiiro uis made bamerons Hour
onracts over tbe '.tke -In.re ri ..<l iii De .inlier last, aad
* tne '..tier recently retuned ta lhere the cut wltb them.
? ls suspected tint tbey an- transferring the hue!ara
lie Chicago and Atlantic, runing of west-bound I -
nt of New-England ts stiU kept on in spite of the agree
lent a short time iga to noel the Boston business.
Bailroad men are at a hmo to suggest meena by which
ie presidents' resolutions ..r February 7 caa he carried
nt. The Volume of business ls so small thal thc tempts -
on to cut in iri'.'s.stibii.. Not for mas yeera (ezeepaag
882, when the meda were carrying out contreeta made
i the open war of l-e?l> hsve nete-. In-en ?o low (ust he?
irn tin- n|,etii!ik;of aavlcattaa as the aetaal rate-sum
ow. Bo railroad man pretends thal any conalderabla
meiiint of BTnih h;is been curried nf Mo cents itbe si'heelul.,
itei since itiitt tig.ire was adopted loriuully lu BoveataOl
ist.
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THE NORTHWESTERN TROl'BLE??.
1HK VANHKIIBII.T ROADS lil FISK IO ARBIlRAir.
At a meeting of tin- Northwestern mOrond
Mapaalee la ' bia .-*o or. Friday, oa attempt to n a
lethe Borthwootora Traffic AeeoeloBonwoesaego,hat
?Ithout success. The Rock Island, the St Pan! and tho
inrllncton companies agree-d t? leave the gaeotteaa hi
lspu?e to arhltrutloii, hut the Chicago and Northwestern
nd tte (imahu roael (which it controls, vofeel against the
ropoiltton. It ls not probable that another meeting
ill !??? h.-ld l.etore Mun li IO, when thc- uss." :..*: ci Wi I
>ase to exist.
The Bm tb WOOt OTB Traffic Association was one of tho
ihuitsot tho railroad oontoo! in the Bartbwest a ?? i
ioro than a year airo whit b endisl lu tlie pur. has.- of tho
Natani of Hie omaha road by the Cbleoge and Berth ?
e-stoiii. The luislness was uot pooled. Imf B a a agra I
iat the roaels should do all the l.ii-lness they e.uiM
?cure on the one condition that they should ni alBtafa
itahiishe-d rates. At the and af tha year fer whleh tho
peoonent was made the companies expected to lorm o
uoi on the beeta ol ibu ye.ir's tangle. Shortly is.:..!-.' tua
xi nation of tbe j ar tin-link [aland road gave notice
f ita intended withdrawal from the aasociatton. Ber?
ral tm. m..- han tn ec held law, aad by
mtual consent the life ol pro*
i in Bu ... the rata i
en- aaa ?-, ont it v.is expected that at tbe
looting iu ' hit .'-o "U Friday tbej would a ttie oa tarma
or pooling the traflta. The Chicago and *tarth weetara
"ii declined ta Mtamltthe division of the buslnei
titration, dtbougfa the other lines bad given ?
' eur. I motion to ai i by
resldenl i Bock ls, uni ( om pany:
Baaoised, rhat the oommlttee having agreed anani*
ii.ii.-iv tm the territory covered and ibe taaBb
d the perocn
I the ti.i'm to m lilch . .e h
Moil
insistiu ..-. ol whloh our im? ui ai -
?? M. Bogue, tbe otbci -
? chosen bv ... action of all ths | ? .
..I association rhe arbitrators In making their
na:.ls shall take I lons
. ol i . -ci ? ? al lint i to ie -'"it,
tildie .uni deliver the I aftlc t" be pooled, 1 ie per*
- awarded tbe several lines b} this arbiti
March l".. ntluue tor a i. rm
* two icI. -, and theres dice
i writing of .lu port) to tl ii rc to
Pro ? ii', il. lin '.eui', that Iii i ,i-o
hei lines ute i ntl! or opeue d up ind int ?
'tineen for tbe traffic of tal
ration ol tbe two yean nm
nee become members ol this association, the percent
Heel such Mae or tine* sba ted propor
i.n.itch from the peri enl i - -
ni or in proportion to the percentages existing al tht
me ot the adnilsslou of .sin h Hue oi Ul
-..uii.nu waa amende .i. aftei soi . !>v
Bing tbat tbe decision ol araalorltj or the arbltrs
louid be tinal. Tbe Northwestern and tbe Ouaht
presentatlves voted aud the meeting ad
urned sine ole.
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A PROJECTED COMPETING LINE.
mr i ki m.iiAi'u rn maTBiBCVB.1
Tbkmton, Mareh IO,?Ctttseaa <>i' Lambert*
He ure ernie.liming to secure tin- < "lisl I in I.on ?< i
aneb of the Philadelphia I Uroadfroai
at place te Hopewell, to cooneel with the Beadlajrt
iiitiil lirooli line. The plo'-cied line w,il eompotO Wtth
e in-ill ... of tic Pennsylvania, riiri.t
it vii,.- Common Council baa passed resolul m :.??.
c project aud ;i public meeting is to be culb -I ta tu ie i j
Il -et t ,.ellon.
I.St T.I,LANKO! ft RAILROAD DTTELLIOENCB,
Wa-iiin..i'i.n. March 10.?The Hooee Cont*
ttee on Pacific Railroaelsl ivar
iy a bill tai orp iranng l Dani
Ueee Bail way Cooapeay. Itautl ntildliigel
railroad and telegraph line from I dla, W.T.,
v. ii of Fort Cueur d'.v with
'* ii inc or L'tah Bortbern i: i lr .ad rn w ?
a Mo.i'.m i. and .'.so the operation ol i ste naboat imo
ceri.un ni era end lakea nen i..
Wasbimgton. Marah io.-tu the ease of Jehad Tat*
ii vs. the Bortbern Paeiflc Bailroad Company, the
iiitaiy ot Hie Interior has ruled n-aia valid hoare
ead enl: ?? ipon a nae: ol Uuid al the * im of
Ug Ilie I - i .ll I mite of a la I lin ni. > (.eludes tim
ni ftoui tho withdrawal which tallowa tbe Sling of ihat
'i'-_
KOTEo FROM NEWPORT.
N kw Tenir, Fe?b. 27.?Mr-*. Henry Tin-nlmH,
Now-York, w^ll occupy the H. W. Howard cot
d Mrs. B. a. Thrr/fTf. ol PtotmIoboo, the steektoa eat
lt is understood flint I>. I'. Mon:an. of New-Y.uk, vi'.l
mpy John N- A. (Mewett*! rl'.l.i in H.lleviie av*, rn ar
?ino I'ark.
Kaw heanes are halag erected fat Theodore K. 0
. E. M. ll. .I, Jul.n W.l'.llis. li. li. Unveil and Janus H.
lisoii. of New-Vork, uud for Mis, K. (i. Wildes, sui
llllam 0, Weld, of Boston.
ii. Pendleton, of Cine! mart, bat li
,i to occupy ber oottage at Oehro Point, aad h ii rented
to wi.nan. M. Kingsland, of Ba Teri
irthar Leary, of Bow-Torfc, hoe lonaad Ito B hbhett
iveiciicc's. ottagja in Miii-st.
vv w.Taehi r,af Booton, baa mated hil <"'; ??
?iicvue. v...uni th.*om* te Oemoltaa TaaderMB,el
1 "ne I'lliatd cut ,-.-shave hfcii lal. ''>' >'"'? ?' ?'?
r,-. ?. ii. ii. Metbren mi- oenre, W. M. i llaghasl
ut Mis. isaac Towna and, ol Bea Tee*
i? i w. ir mk..ten .> ndJ J ttterbury, of Bow-York,
111 occupy oottageo botoagteg ta I I - -
N.'?"h..il-es?.ll!l'.* e.'i'll.'."! I.v Hr. 1 M. V. .ll, 4
rooklyu mi - i, Fitch J
urtb. of Milwaukee, sod Mis. M iyi -. wtdoa al the
,-Ulf'll.illl N
Maier J. Huiith liryce, of Kew-Yorh, and Be i I
larlcsll Baldwin, U. S. B., wbo wera net hera
,,,,,? i, have dei I 1 IO I ike po .-- .0 Ol their hi
liing tue cumiUK a. is.'r. Hamuel I. Barge . ol New
. ddwln vd n
ot New-York, who baa leaned tm i V- Clubing
ila lm Ihe s, a-t.il Ol ? *ll!
ufNew-Y,.''. i I 'te
M.s M k. tletmutn.ol Philadelphia, I <-?
l'""'1- .- i . , ,. ,i
Commander Ulan H ?.. and fa I
C.tn - N . nwt faaalljr, wlB
? i
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.1 PROPOSED ORA ?/ l W' I' s^< l1
Cs, inn vu, March lO.?Aooatrad wtetaaAt
- ,l Mu lc BaU aud Hm ! I
engaged Rei the ; . -
inciv tor the Dramafao fesUval i tepertorman
allon will b tprUBl. "ie wnonn
?.,? ,,,,, ,v, , ?i .-di* will I-* in j in hereafter, alua tut
ussgemeuts ha>e been woucuOod.