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WUKKTXG FOtt PROTECT1QN.
TI1K TWO ORGANIZAHONS NOT RIVALS.
BPuBTB to BB tUDB to comiunk them-nkkd
OV RrtCIAL KFKORT.
Th.- organization of friemla of protoction,
roe.-utly fonucd at tbe Aator Honae, ehBi.ge.lIU name
ZttLy to Tbe Bataaal rrotectivc Taria Uayae, and
Lppomted cnminltt.es to aeleet pcrmanent ???*?, to
SI annlon with tbe Ameriean P,,..ecttve Tarlfl Aaao
cluthni. aml lo lssue an addrees to the BOeptO,
Tbe arfanlaaUia met at tbe Metropolttan HoteL
Ajjakgeteai Btaaartwam a. h. Amaidowr. i*> ?bbbI
B.t?.?non. 8.1 .laaaBaB.OoargdIBaaar.a.W.Bea
aell.A. K. wbltney. Thomaa II. ?S'a?*?fw?E
Joseph B. Thropp. K. M. Cooke, thMBM W. hataaV WB>
,.m llambt, l P- WllBea* * *** ?*m+*~
miirr and William P. Bhlna. ?'? BM M waa
called to order by Henry B, Kckert. temporary chnn.m.
De B llaadolph Kolaactlngaaaecretaiy. ??.???"?
^^^rmeatadrmolooona eothorixlng tbe appolnt
nil.lownprea.iiPu pcrmanent offlcera and to
Su7.r!re;den..a?d ir. -aaofaaltbagl.agmed te
Lsnhtnlt.tto.beboaM of dliMtera. wltb who.j ,ip
proval lt aball beeome tbe aet of tho aasoclatlon; dlrcc -
?g thattcn oftbedlrectora. bigethorlwltb elther the
oreaideutor frst vlee-preaident. aball be a <iuoru.n; and
that. lu order toprovlde for tl.e contlogeney ?aeeoa
II-heliig eaaeted. thia organliatlon aBefBtte
name ..f - Tb.. Nutlonal Protective Tarlfl Keague. They
were aaaptai Miilataoaly. Thomaa tt imdiey ??,?
electa.1 ?rat vloe-preeldent. aud tbe followlng commlttee
was ap|?lnted to choo?c the other nthcers nnd carrj out
thereJi.ut.ons: Thomaa tt Dndley, "^LVS
ao... William A. Ingbam. Edwarf H. Ainaldown. aa. M.
BodlouK an.l Henry 8. Kckert. _
K. P. Wllllama havlng aUtod tbat - the rlval orga dra
uou aaaad aat be tMaaaty - to taaa eeaeaaatbia, Mr a.u
mldown aald: - In eonaeqnenoo ot ihe remarks that bave
becu made about a rlval aaa lllBjlM. lt algbt be Mf
posod tlat ll waa formed wltb hostdo dcakgna townrd ua.
Ho far as I and tho other niembera of the Oa"**g*?J?
?KS S^^or^SSon whloh has don. me
tbe imZ!? to make me Ita , reiddent^M f?rnad afer
au. h n dlaciiaalou as probat.ly took pb.ee l,?"eeV wia
Srfcmdaol Proteetlon Wtng tbe bUomaMokm. I? ??
fell that tbere was need of educatln* the *<? Ine ou ??
,?*smaai S?3?SSEgB
bbxs^?S*S iaaa e
jiniioiineeiniiit that the r.asi. rn i i* ?"" .. i.-nUert . y
28X^1*7*. ^ooeof Jhelr prop-;.;aass,.da
ttnn waa not aneh as we wanted to enter into. wo vent
on a d tl rif> week* before the Aator Houae ineetiug. and
BBattaBatttS M ?L2^W,^Ta*rtf b*?oE
STwbTeb^ibM^i^^
flrit were i-rei i-ely the siune as yonra. Ibe only objeet
1 andi^JltUu^l wltb me hav. ?- to tak? par ta au
eraauaattoa imving tl.e bbbm Jgoip?????* STt^aaaaa?
ad.-i.t such measurea na are llkely to lead to ?>????
?Tbere shmild bebul ouo orgauU.atlon. nn I ehouM
heartlly loinlna proper eflort to ormgabouta unlou.
a?thatlniteailof nulli'fylng each otbert aoUUa two
a-aoclatloua mav move togetner aitnluat the NBmoa 100.
rSS'eaS o"Hl.*i t. ra SKtbar and aak tbem twatal
a commlttee to eonfar wltb youm, ?n.l doall ln uij power
nrc[nnri^i;,;;trd^s,^^,hat-Mr. Bhlnn had
.,a e^Hha" w^Miwft. .ted bls , rganl/atha wa;l.^des re
XSttLa'^obTeaamdiy CtTla k^taK
Mr l>kert au^ eirrease.l faara tha. Identlfleatlou wilh
X 1 oi. int.iesta an.l Peuna.vlvanla would ?rlve ao
novimieut -abadaend-ofl." Tbere waa alao M n
iaaiBaaail tbal fr-e lron ?.re was to be aakad for, but
thls h-ms dl-cialmed at the Aator Houae meetlng.
(leorte >ra'er of Mllford. Moaa., aatd: ? I aa a eWaea
ofSachuJtt-an,. a cousumer ef plg lron for ^.uv
rears md I am irlad that Pennaylvanl* ha. *een what
Amrrb" n laSaatS ner,le.|. and 1 bope ahewlllB?Vbai pu.
C the baaanaat.' PeaBe try to keep baca thoaa ? h
are mo-i MUra, bal Hg Bw and laaaByteeada onabt to
beat tl.e fiu.it ln thls movement. ' 1 ig lron Ke.ley
ourfbt tn lie wrl.ten aa Mr. Kelley s totuhatoue.
A voiee-iiut not for many yeara U> BBBM. -^.?
II 1) Park, seor-Ury of the Ameriean rro.cet n.
Tau'll aud i.i .strlal Clnb ol the Ist Aaaambly Dairlet,
in '. ,aii of a couitnittee ap,K,iutesl hy that eOra^lmUon.
aiked to be informel aa to the objeeta or the Leajue tbat
the clnb algbt afflUate witl.it. Mr. Dadtor/taireplT.
dwelt ui on tbe lai ortaace ,^3iwgo?dmthafor I o > b
tn.n " ln Knrland," he aald. " as I know fri.mpe.smai
ol.se'rvatl.in. tl.e Coblen (lub was forr.ie.l for tbO parppaa
of breaklns Bawa ProtteUoa ln thls eountrv. It has,01s
trihiited ln tbls couutry 700.000 Free Tr?dc dncuiiienta.
ana has paa faraa le is511aapuuii.hle111ui.ln/ a
Ulrect appeal U our votera. We mnat or*>n? f3J2
cau eonvert the penj.le. for we are nB,.t. Our MltagM
are a/.iii.stua. Except ln Ine DalverMty ol le.i.isM
vanla. I beileve ali the profeaaora of pD..tlcal ec.uo u>
are a?ninst as, aud mo?.t of toeni are naabanoi me
Cohden C lub."
The fullowinz was next ad?pted:
Emolred. Ihat until tbe by-f-.iws of tbe Uaane are pre
pamt and i.'om>ili?ated any clilxen at the t nlten J",?ll^,
wh<) s>iall wrtlfy to tbe tren-siirer tbal he la lu ayinpathy
wiiu tba objecl of tba Leaa ? aaai wbe aball raanaA the
Mramaat ef bla uame aball, ou paylug ihe aatraaea r. ?.
beeome a meniber of tbe I^aitue. .
\ I! Wl.itn.y waa appolnted temporary treaanrer. nnd
gl.iDOOwaa abaarlbed laa fewmtanteaif? aaj***1
J.i-ci.h II. Thropp. Jatues HuehanBts ai.d Oeorge W. kii*
I'll werc aj.;..iii.t.-l a eommitt..- to prepure an addreaa
ou ti.e aubject of l'rotectiou aul the objects of tbia ar,o
elatlon. "_
UIL JROy ASD COAL TBADBA
BTAflST.'CS OF THE ".<?' AM) STEKf. ASSOCIATIOX
?CONDITION (ir THE OOAB TI1ADK.
irnoM a8? > IBBBUBOOaaBawslBBM Bl of tiik TRiBfNE. ]
Plilt.Al.K.i.PHiA, Feb. 10-The producti.n ot iron in
^?^4. aa ahOWB BB/BM ollicial reporta of the Iron and
Bteel Aasoeiation.aruonnted to 4,58U,?13 tons ef 2,000
lbs., or l,(Ki7.H0x ?ro.?a tona. It waa expected that.
ou aecount ofthe eftorts made hy the manl.icturera to
curtail tbe production. the nake of iron last year
would fall below that of 18S1, tbe year of the groat
hoom. Bal the diflereuc<\ lt appears, waa (piite amull,
only 51,0."?1 tons. In eeOM Statea and dUtrict.j tbere
wiw a notable increa-e in the output, notw ithatamling
the rcduetion elaewhi-re.aud the low priefs prevailih),'.
Thus. in Illiuois the output lor l^Hl waa M?,?ill tona,
or 88 per cent more thau iu 1H83, and in tbo lower
Bgaaaeaaaaa aVaariel of PaaaByhraatatha laereMe n-aa
82,020 tons, ?ir 21 r>ci .ent. There waa alao an
Baeaaaa ?f H?,30IJ tons, or 1? pcr.cent.in tbe output of
ttiac<llaiie.msc')ke ftuuue. s in I'ennsylvarila, and a
aniall iuctease, even over 1888, in tbe output of the
Mahoadag Vellcy, Ohio. In Alahama the output was
IT.lill. tons, or 10 per cent lar^er than in \H>>'J, aad
ln VBrghBe l,r.7? t.uis. or .'I j.er c-nt larger. While
these ihstriots and State* iucrcaaed producti >n la apite
of all eiuharraaamenta, a deerease appeara in e.im
parison with 1M83 of 141,000 tona iu the Lehlgfa
Valley, 108,000 tona in Allfghany County, 51?,...)<?
tous in Heh'ivlkll Uonaty, and 41,000 tona in tbe
theaaadeah Vallev. There waa also a deerease of
Bearly 57.oootona fu the aiaeallaaaaoa eoke priidoetaa
of Ohio. The consutnptiou in l?x4 was con?idcrubly
above the geueral BatmatB, and only 5l?,2(Kl ne| t.m^
of domestic iron were on hand at tbo Blaae "f 1HH4 iu
exeeaaof the i,uantit\ at tfce begtaaaagol that year.
'1 here ia a decided improviijeiit in the nrithracita
eoai trade, and more ftaaBBM in prieea than baa been
fclt at eay ihne for many easathe, It is observed, how?
ever, thatthe improceineut is maiul.v iu domestie M<es,
for whieh tbe deraand la large and from year lo year
lncreaaiug, while the coiupetiiioii with bitiiminoua eaal
tenda from year to yoar t4> reduce tbe <|uantitv cou
anmed for ateam purposes. Aa uaual, tbe abield haa
two aides, and thoaa ou either aide of the diapute
are in part right. The bituminoua c.mpetition does
aecure ly?ar by year a lurger abare ofthe manulactur
lng trade, eutiiiig down t'ie consuiiiition ot authraclte
tn that directi.m. Hul it is also true, if Ihe jmblisbcd
Btatistiea may I.e truati-d. tbat the increuac in counump
tion for domestie BBarpoaeB, an.l in ooiisiinijilimi at tlie
Weat, more thau aaaopmaatM tot tha loss In iii.inufact
aring iiM'n. lt ia now stated that the mterior trade far
ti.i<-il. tbe toauage to tide-wat. r, and ofthe tule
water tonuage a large and rupidly iucreasing portloo is
?I domestic si/.e*, ao Ihat tbe c.uiip, tiliui with aoft coal
lor ateam purpoaea is growiug each year loaa importaut
to tbe aiitbracite produoera.
Theae are tbe viewa eutertaincd by BOatta iutereated
ln tbe produetior. and trans]?irtatiou of aatbraertc, aud
they are aupported by aut-u atatlatica af last year ?
trade aa have boen eonipiled. lt is expected that the
output thia year will abow an incroaae over tbo laat
year, and mcaiiwhile the atoeks at ehiptiing poeta are
D<'ing rapidly reduoed. There ia a inueh lietter "tate of
feeling tnan haa been ae?-n In the trade at any prevmna
titi.e ainoe the collapec ot tbe irou manu:actu.-e in Ihe
haeteru districU. _
61A1E WOMAX SUFFUAQE COSFESYIOX.
AThe New-York State Woman Hufl'raK? Con
tentlou begaa ln Hteiuway HaJl yeaterday aftemoon.
Tbe prea.dent, Mra. JJUlc l>everouttx lilake made a ahort
addreaa, ln whleh ahe cougratuluted tbe advocatea of
the cauae upon tbe progreaa whlcb bad 1'iei. m.i.le. An
sxlUreaa waa alao dellvered by Mra. Carollne Ollkle
atoa-era, after whloh ex-Governor Uoyt, of Wyomlng,
apoke "from tbe practlcal atandpolut of
?Wyomlng."
? How doea woman auffrage work ln Wyomlng t" he
aald. " f/ork I It worka aa Jnatlce alwaya worka, bcau
tUully aud well. I aball not be aevere ln coudemnatiou of
tboae who are aeepticaL I, too, waa a aoeptlo, but I aoou
Mw the need of a anperlor moral Influeuoe whloh dld not
Inhere ln tbe maaouliuc gender. and I aald thut lf woman
be added to tbe body poUtlc, aoelety, the State and the
aVatlon wlll bave made an tmporunt galn. Ilut what
would ba tbe luflueuce upon woman beraelf troublod me
for a U>ng Ume, aad tbe trouble waa not dlaaipated UU
Trovldenoe aent m* to the Roekr Mountalua amonit a
people who had reaolved to truat it. Provldenoe and take
tba eonaeonenoea, and ao bad p Ian ted a real Republlo?
?ba flrat on tbe faca of the globe. I theu became a prao
tlral student. I sitw t_at ln \vyomlng there was Mi extra
rcgard pai.l to womrn. I reaaoned that oa }?**&*
auttrag. waa the only dlaUnctlon Imtwaea woinen there
and elscwhcre, lt had incroaaed l.er inrportance a mi
dlg-lty. iHoughttodltoover what had beeu vro ana
uiB-enoeon tho lawa of the Torntory and.foundItbat rt
i>oa?oK*ed the moat intelllgent body of lawa ln tbo ?or u
i found that eduratlou recetved extraordlnary KtmuaB.
Then I looked for the tnnu.nrc of tbe ?>dUrt npon ffij
woman. I was not able to dlacover that jbe wa* ln Be
bastdegradedorlnjured by tbe baUot. I did ?o t nun
that tbe baby la tho eradla ^M?*,2J___n__-et_a_
eu.ie the niother waa not compeUed to sm?*V* "JJ
twenty u.iimtea in caetiug her ba lot. au$ whe'i id? went
to the polls tbo cattle men. thOmcrs. '^""^.ugh
-all theae dasaea of men who aro supnoaed totoroaRn
and profanc-beeaine aa huabed and alill aa at aprayei
meeting. an.l ao rcmalued untll abe hnd AaeaaWM ner
vote. Phcwasnol only not harmed. but abe M w
polla faall-g thal Bha waa uot ouly a woman but a ciu.en
of the Commonwenlth." ...-?. ka Afra
After the amioitnceiuetit of the romndttoes u) ??'??
Illake mi Bddreaa waa mado by Mra. Htanton. ,
Mra. DaltaT. Parueii. wbeeatered the WdJW?>
f .re the cloao of the afternoou ecaslon. waa hivlteato tno
pUtform. Him spoke of the forelg-i eom ' ?'"? ?[
F.nglund. tbe numerous war* ln wl.l.b that ?????*?*?
oeen engaged. nnd referring to the l'resent operatlo. s
the tvmoan, aaid tbat if the Bngush fJoTeraineai w.mia
extendtlMM-Vaae to the wonien "/ "rea Krlta, ln. re
l.m.i aad the colonies. tho wara would ?oon be bruught to
mi aad nnd peaoe would ratga thioughout tho unuen
domtnions._
CAliLE liAlLROADS IS ENGLAND.
A TALK \VlTn AND1.EW S. HALLIDIE.
TIIF. BYflBM BECOMISO POPIT.AB IN LONDON?
i ost of cahkyinc. PABBBBBgh*
Amlrew B. HuMili., of Snn Franeisco. en
glneeinndbrldge-bullder, patentoc of tlfty dlfferent ln
ventlons besidcR the cnble rallrond ayatcm, of which he
lslbefuther.unllketho Invcntora of former tlines. haa
bcconic a inilllonnaiic wbile yet a comparatlvely young
man. His present bualnesa. miinufaclurtng patent wlre
rope.bilticahiinincniitact with buslness men all over
the world. He rettirne.l lest week from Kurnpe on tbo
tarrta. T.. a ta____a lapartar he -aaa somo accouut of
hia recent ran.hling* aa fo.lows :
" My tr'.p to F.ngland waa a very hurrlod one aud was
pnvtly BB buslness and partly to gat away from busl?
ness. While there I hnd an opportunity of converslng
with many manufacturor.* about bii-lnc-s prospocf* and
I found every a*M was runuing on ahort tlme aud waa
very anxloua for ordera. They generally aaid they did
not think there would bo mitch re\lval of bualnesa uu
lcas it c.iiuo from thla qunrter. Tbere aaetue4l to be ubun
dnnce of iiionev thero, bul it was loeked up. Thire was
noconlldeuceand no dlepoaltioii to otiter upon new un
dertuklnga. Two years ago when I waa there tho clcc
trlo llght boom waa at Its helght; now lt la
all flat. Tho cabio rullwaya, tho ayatem
which I lnvenfed. aro ndvanclng tbere. Tbcy have am -
oeortort in bulldln. one Hue on Iliuhaute Hlll. It ls gnlto
aateep aud tortuoua, and. lu Dlacee, very narrow street
?ee naiTow that lt haa been neee?*ary. part of the way,
tobulM onlvn Mngle line, with both part* of the ropo
runuing ln ono tubo. Tbe rc*t ef tbe way tbere la a
doublo track. Theroadla about 1>4 mllealoug. -ho ue
cent ln tbat dlatnnce la about '--?' fcot. Tho road was
opened to tho public last May, nad haa bceu runuing
qulteaatlaf.ictotlly everalnce.
"Tho Patent Cablo Tratiiwava Company, by which
lt was construcU'd, la puttlng lu a number
of llues iu Bdlnburffh, is convertlng aome
liucs iu Qlaagaa. aad ls about to eoanrart somo ln Uver*
pool. Ofcouraotlierew_attgreatile.il nf ditnc.tlty ln
gettln? the systeui Introduced lu (inat Ilrltaln. Tbe* Bt
tlr?t enlb tl it ? a blaated forelgn tiotlou.' but now that lt
I* iniitiiliiced they Bea the advantngo of It lu Ita uolaolesa
iieaBuiul regularity of ruiinliig, Then the fnct that lt
iaaaaway with horaea greetly Imprerea tha aiinltnry
comiltlonof thestreets, wulch they look upon na very
lmpurtant there. He?ldc, lt carrlea paaaeaaera for ___?
hail tbo foriuer price und makos u prollt for Ihe eoBB
jiany. They churgo there uccordlng to tho dlstance ti nv
clkd. Tbo company has obtatued a frunchi?e
for bulldlng und ls about to build
?ub-waya ucross the city of IaiikIoii, ooaaeetiua
with the preaeal ayetera of aadergroand ruilroailB, and
ln tiicui lt will aaa aay ayetera ef eable i?ropul.siou lu*t ail
of locoiuotlvca, aud by this uieans will bo abla to keep
the a!r pure, thua ovorcomlug what ls ut nrieont a se
rl.uis objectlonto tho undergniuml lallroadB. The aamo
spetd wlll bo n ndc ua la m.ide now on the undergrouml
roada?about twelve mllt>s au bour. lncbidiug atopiei-es
?the eable ltsclf runnlug about cightoen uiib-s un bour.
I Hnd that tbe ralla they uae thero nro very
far euperloi- to tboso lu our atreeta, and they
aro adndrably adapted to tho catdo rgateai
They have a v-eaaped lu.lentatlnu ln the
oeutrc, and all the parts ar.- tlusli with tbo pavement. BB
that a rehlela cau cross without ditlleulty or turn oui
without wrenohltig.
'?Tbeexpetiae of con?tructln_ a eable railroad ls about
slx tlme* aa unicb a? that of buildlug un ordlaaiy horea
railroad, but onee oompleted tha oable roa.l raaaal i
snvlng of fiom 50 to ?J"i per cent of the eoat of rannlng
ehoree railroad. The atreet raJlroada la New \..rkai.
m..rt-a-.d f..r from if-tMi.ium to 8400,000 per mi'.e
lleiiee the rate of furea tbe pas-eneera buve to Jiay liiu-t
be auitliient to roeet the latei-Bl oa the B-ortg-gea
und pay the proiita heetdea, whleh aaaeaal ta
from 1J to ]m per c.-nt. If thsBB exeeaalva
ehargeawera wlpedoot,tbeyeh-_ld ue able to rerrj paa
aengeri for nne-tnlrd ..t wbal tbej i harga bow l< ?* than
taroeenta The trouble with ibem la aa t.. canaetty fur
carrylug iill wbo would n.ie ebeapiy. The eable oompa
ulea can oee -ouble-deokera aad earry frata BO lo 100
ngera la eaehear wttbeal diairulty, aod can b-4.
aeveral auch mnt laatrala. Tbefareon ihelllgbgate
ro.d in Am.n.a.i m.y ls I <-nls laaMe uml i
eaateoatop. Tbere is aoreaannwhy tbofarea abunid
not i.i ebeaper bere. The eabb- alTee a aroooth i
trblia the horaea go oa a Joaip. Tha eable ears atarl and
BtopIn l.-s spa. and lluie and niore aiuootbly. Theae
alat.'int aiiperfiitendentOf theClai BtrectCabie Kaii?^>
in Bm Praaetaee plaeed a tnmbler fnll to thebi
watenm tho ll.iur ot a ear, and otarte.l lt | nblt ..1> nn.l
uot h .ii-.ip of vater waa spUt,
MI hare been to PbQadelpbla, where I looked at tba
eable roud. Ita builders made a Berioui blundei ln the
constrm tion of tbeii tui.e. Th_ weakneei el tbe tabe
i, , ,M , i it to rleld to the preeaureof thefroiea
gronad and tbe alot ia eloaad and tha road eaaaol ha
n^t.! antl] M.iiui weather iete bt in earij ei peri.
Ban Pranelaco we bad thi saine dlfltealty. bul ib.n baa
been overcome by preper conatructlon.
Mg__ea i wet.t away Oorernor Btanford ba* lieea
ktea r-enator from Callfornla I kn..w
him arelL Be will make a good Beaator. Belaa
emv i.iid broad riewa I belleve he will be al ??
bla peraonal i-ilroad lliteraala and will look nfter ihe
truc lntrrcata of tbo istalf."
? ??
BB1QBI0B BEACB IMPBOVEME* T8,
pBBPABIBg Fon 7IIP- B_-B_BB-_n*B-0 AMi
BAIIUNG.
Generul James Jourduu, rcreivcr itnd jin si
deiit of tbo Brooklyn, lTatbiisli aml Cbaej
Island Kaliroud Compuiiy. has alrea.ly Boa.
gltrttri somo of the *_T*_M"aa_Mrta for tba aaaj
ing aaaaa m Brlgblaa Baaeb. Iba hatal atU ba
und.-r the raaaagaraeat ofJoba f. Dodga, who ia ln
(harge of the wiuter n sort now (.jxii iu the hotcl. A
purtioii of the hotel jduzza ov< rlooking tba aaaaa
ls aaeleeed witb _iass aadB MeorafortableaalBaaH
mer, the ann keeplna ae av< ra_e U Bperature of aeventy
degreoa lu it. Kooms for Bueeta are open. ;hj.i .
ber of peraona are apeadlng tbe wlnter nytbeaea. Tbe
whole aotel wlU be epea far an-aaier goeata by the mM
<lle of May if tbo eeanon Is BtUBcfentlr ad
viuiicd. Cappa'a BeTeuth Beglmeal Baad haa
in ni i Bgaged to fun.Nii the anala iu th.
lomroer. Ameag tha amaleal feataraa wUlbeaMre
quest " day every week, when BBleettbaj fm
wiiiib requeau bavo baaa matie ut ). .-i
two aaya bafera wftl be taetnded
ln the pi.inaiiunt. Auotl.er day will be devote.l !..
elaaalcal mnalo. and nn Bnndaya aeleetkma from oratorlea
uml ..(her sucietl colnptisitloiis will be _iven.
Aumiii; tbaiinpioveiiieiii*el Brigfaton Beaeb "I.i ba ih i
banlahlng of .i!l "eateb p_aayM aimws aml
tbe "awltehbaeh" eeaater wiii aa tora down.
Tbe bithlng pavilion whleh was put up I.im
year to the wt al of the hotel lun been t.iru
down aml wiii not be niplaeed. Kut the ferraer bethlng
pavilion. ut tho east of tbe hotel, will ha niove.l
back about lOO (eet, antl the beaeb ln fiont of
lt wiii be Btlllaed for bethlng purpoaee. Hy
this means, nnd tbe m<^ lntr baek of the _mg st.ne.
whieb araa partly la froatof tbe hotel, uu -aiobetrncted
view to the sontheist wiii be seeured from the plesaa,
The bethlng ?iii al*o ba ln rtew froaa tha saaaa
potat 'i no" baad hta..d la front of tha hotel
will not be moved, but will be n.-wly
tlee.iiateii. All tbe rolllng atoek of the railroad aotapaaj
is being put in Uteroaga repalr forthecomlugseaaon.
The ratea <>f fare wiu reraaln nnebaagad.
Men li.ive Blready been aet to .vork inaklni; needed lm
proveraeata at tha Brtghtaa Baaeb raea Baek. New
grami Btaada ara to ba pal up aad the ahede eoaraa wiu
be improved. Tbe teaee faelag tha baaeb l* le ba moved
baek aeveral feat aad there wiu only ha two geaeral aa
tiauee*. in paat aaaeeaa all af the many eatraneea inl
dlreetly or indifectly to the bar-i-ooin. Bereral bugB
atablea are betng put up aadia_-B-iniod_il-_a aaa aa
found for nearly tlouble Mie lit.rses tlmt wero kept tbere
last year. The traelf, wblt h has tbrough Ita iiarrownoss
alwaye beea asouroa of terror to reputabie ewaera of
thorougbbreda, U to ba wldeaed aereral taat la pJaeea
Many horaea have remalned al ibis hraeh dariag tba wh>
ter, thelr ewaera probably bopiag thal aa eaeaaional
" dip iu tbe brluy wouhl get tlielr apavlned legs In run
ulngurder le. f.un- rai'lug seuson beglua.
discvssi.\o tVWDAT-iOEOOL r.trFRS.
The Hook Coininittec at Uk; Methodist Mis
Slon Kooms bad u prolouged dlaeuaalou yestenlay on tlie
advisabi'.lty of eatabliahlng a new weekly Humlay-aehool
p;il*r. Tho projoct la oppoaod by most of the edltora of
the Methodiat pirlotllcala, on the grouud that lt will uf
fe.t tba clreulatlon of tho papera now puldlahed. It waa
atated tbat tbere aro _<).'>,(i<a, Methodlst Hnnilay-s< hool
tea.bers wbo would beeapeelally represeiite.il,> su, |, u
joiiruai, ami that theaeteeeheta repreeent over 3,000,000
scholara. Amoiig tbo edltora present lnlere-t.ii |n
the aotloa were tke Kev. Dr. Bnekter. Arthur Bdwarda,
B. H. Frey, H. Ha)ll*s uml Krebbiei, edltora of J/i?
i hrittimm Adtocttt' ln New-Vork. (TiIcuko, Ht. Loola and
Cliit'imatl ; tlie Bev. Dr. (iiii.\,of I hr Bc_t___a ff-Siaas:
tha Bev. l?r. B. w. Baalth. of Th' FUttturg A-eeaata, .....i
the Kev. ?). H. Warren, of Syracuae. i)i. J. 11. Vim.-m,
of Chutai|t|iia fame, warmly supporti tl ihe now projecj
ln the inteiest of tho humliiy scIumiU. Iliahopa ll,.n|,
and Wuldau look part lu the proeaedlnga. Ihe thnt.ni
memltera of tbe eommltlec aro : Cleiuent rltudeluiker, of
Iiitliana, uml the following elergymen i Cburles.l. Clark,
of Muine ; Borucr Eatoti aml Wllllam II. OUn, New-Vork;
Tboniaa N. lioyle, Fennsylvaiiia ; W. F. Whltloek, Oblo ;
E. W. ti. Feck, Wiisliiiiglon ; F. Burucs, Mlcblgaii ; Jiiines
C. W. Coxe, Iowa : Arlstl-os E. P. Albert, Louialnana ;
Johu O. Thoiiipsoa, Btaaoarl ; John A. lloiu, Kausas,
aud 1 hoiuaa 11. -inex, Califurnlu.
BEA DOOTB LATIS.
ln tbe Providencc Higk Schoal reccnlly a
young man ln reading bls Fatiu exerclso camo le a
dead ballon tho word ea-cut. ?Wtll." auld the Inalruetor,
" what doea ?eru? meau l" "I dou't know," raplled tha
vouth, "unleaalt laabad aallor." " No, no." ratorted
tbe lustruotor, ?? a bad aallor would he a nautl. ut."
Order waa reatarad ln flve mlnutoa.
FREEDOM OF WORSIIIP BILL.
THE COMPROMI8E PROl'OSED LAST \T.AR.
A COXKF.RESCB BETWEES fWO OF TUl'. afA?*B>BBl
AND THK CARDISAL AND ARCIIBI9IIOP.
A faet tbat has im importntit beariBi: upon
the Frcednui of Worshtp bill haa been loat atffbt of lu the
diacusalon of tbat meaaure, or baa never been brougbt
to publlc notlce. Itlanot geuorally known that wnen
ln 18*3 tho bill waa uiat before the LcgWature, au
atteinpt waa made to cffeet a compromise bctwcen tlie
RomauCatholicpromotcM ofthe bill aud the BBBBafaaa
of the House of Reftige. A conference was held betwee
Cardlnal McCloakey and Arohblshop Corrlgan. on tne
onehaud.andAlexauder Agnow aud Nathanlel Jarwa.
Jr., on the other. Oeueral Splnola waa alao present. -~?f
dlnal McCloakey and the Arehblahop agreed not to^pre
the bill lf Cathollo prlesta ahould bo aduiltted -l
Houae of Refuge ou Buuday morulnga aud ai 10w
to hold aenlcea accordlug to the Romun BBBB^aw
the children of Cathollc pareuts. In tbe afternoou thes._
children were to ba allowed to attend tho regmar
nou-aectarlan aervlcea of the lnstltutlon. When, how?
ever, this propoaed coinpromrse waa reported to i
Board of Managora of the Houae of-Kefugc lt waa re
jected by a unaulmoua vote, aud tho right over the mu
baa gone ou slnco that llnie.
A Tbi9lnk rejwrtc- called yesterday upon Arehbianop
Corrlgan toobtaln fulier detulle of tbe ooufcreuce, TUe
Archblshop eipresscd hia unwllllngneaa to entcr uto
any controversy In the newspapera, but conaeuteu to
glve tbo rcporu-r tbe facta aa be knew them.
?Mtwaaln Kel.ruary. IBBB," aald he, "when tbe MU
waa last before the l^glalature, that Cardlnal McClosxey
recelveda coiumunlcatlou from the managemeut of tno
Houae of Refuge aakitiR that a conference ahould be nehi
for the purpose of settllng. by niutual cuucesalons, the
dlfflcultlea of whleh the bill was the cauao. The Cardlnal
consetited and the conference took piace In my plarlor
In thls very room. Measrs. Agn.-w and Jarvls were
appoicted by tbe inanagement of tho House of
Refuge ns a eommltteo to rei.resent them, aml
the Cardlnal aske.l nio to be present wltb hlm. Oeueral
Splnola waa alao present-axactly ln what capaclty I
don'tkuow, but I siippose that he came ou the part of
Uovernor Cloveland. Tho Cardlnal ajrrecd to a compro
nilse by which Cathollo clergymcn wero to bo allowed
to hold aervlcea for Cathollc children on Hunday nioru
liiK's. and theso children wero to attend tho laajlBT IbB>
day aervlcea lu tbe afternoou. Thlaitnay ai-ciii to have
bren a large eonceaalou ou the Cnrdlnal's part, but as It
waa the children were coutluually oblh;. .1 t<> atteiul
these non-Cutbollo aervloia, nn>l BM <?.unproiiilao gOM
them the ndvanlage of thonilnlatratlon of prleats of their
own < hureh. Tbe couimlltee fruiu the Houae of Refuge
wiahcd to wuit uutu tho aoat ragaar aaeaattajefebeBf
board before pJeatBgBM niinter before them. To thla
delay the Cardlnal oi.Jectel, and the coiuuiltt>e flnnlly
aKtced to glve ua the answerof the board on the follow
Iiik Mon.lay. Monduy came, but no answer.
The wetk panaed and the aame aJtaaM
cotitlnued. At laat I wns called to Alhany
toofficiHt-' at soiiii- raaigteM aarvba, and the 4ar.iit.ni
Intliuuted t>. tne thut as the board seeuii.l lucllnou to .11
raaara >>ur proptaala lt w.mid M as well to preaa the i.m.
Thenit araatbal Ibaoomalttoa eaaanab atrd to ua tho
relrctlun, by a unaulmoua vote of the b.. anl. ofthe j.ro
11 oaad eiituproiuiati. I anah to eaat no liupututiui.s upon
Ibe motlvea of theae good peopa, bat lt looka a llttla ua
lf the wbole perforinanee waa au ali.-uipt M their part
to galn tliue und to out otTthe posalblo paaaago of tho
bia a trleb lu ia. t.
- wi.it weareatroggtlngfor,'1 aald tba ArebWanoo. in
i-oiicIiihIoii, - l* altnplejiistb-e. Wcdou'l want lO lein ll
proteatant children, but we tblnk lt fulr thut CaUmlla
cblldren ahould not bedeprlvedof tha laaeblng af fh-ir
own ebareb. 1'bey t?-lf ua that we ean timm to the
Refuge aad preaeh t>. all IM eblldreo togetber, that baa*
eaty is tbe beat poBOy, aad alaallar tratba, Thut, how
ever. U not wbaPwa want. Wo waut to ha\c nothlng to
do with tha rrotoataat nhllrtntn im- aa f.ur tba
ahoui.i Mra ; bat are aaai to aaaa aarowa cbiidr.-u ?
our own way."
AVuaiwtat Igaaa. nwn nf BM aaaaaera af tho ifniiso
?.f K.-fuk-e. wsa Ni"lte.l al l.is booaa la Baa Twaaty Brat
at. and gave a report of tbe eonfereaM whleh put the
matter lu a aotnew b ;t rtlflerenl Ihrbt " wmta I wa. al
Alhany," aald be, " ln 1883 to >ii>i-..-? t!;> paaaage ..f tbe
bl I, Renator Orady cl-.-e.l ? ap*?-. b in favorof tbebltl
by aayllltr that wlien the bill should beeome u law, |B4 y
woul.l ti? t" 'I"' Ui.iiiaifets of thn Houae of Kcfujje with
the reaaonable raqtuoal tbal acrvlee aboold beheklfor
<? iiiuv ie .iiiiiin'ii In tba Heaee oa Ua tir.t and thir.i Baa
daj ? "i i i. i. Dionth, h >m alae tiii half p?at nlae lu the
moralajt. Tbeeopporiea <>f th'-hin oeaeareda. ator
Oradj fur tbeaa n m < . ?>. uylng timt he bad M ru-Lt t<>
make any aueb propoeltloua, Bubaeitnenily there toob
pi.-n ?? liif.-rui ii eonvaraatloaa betweea I u it->r Oradj
aad in> ???if aad Oaaeral eptaola and mraalf. Oaneral
Hpii .la waa one of tbe wanaeat aupportara uf tM blU,
ln t.'i.-e oonreraalloBa :hen<- gentlomeo s icgea.ed t.. me
that h i..!ii| nuilsr niljit be effeeled. Tbe avtaWatioa
. uu.e fr..ii. I!.--.... uu i I had no Btilborlty from (aa boar I
to tn. ike .in\ agn ti aaai ??! a blnd t'i>- M ird ta aa] w.n.
iMs talk, bowi-vei, aaaa .?? BoraBolt, aad wo ta.ar
aaraa ii t" naet tu BatbaaxM Jar\i?'a
lu this eltv. H.-nator (iraUy, i..in rul Bpluvla, Mi
Jer\ls aod myi-i lf were present. eii'l Bba
rcaaltot tbemaetlag waaIhMtba fli.t two Beattaiaen
. d to Mr. JurvL and arall t>> aee t!:>- Cardlnal
and the An llbiabop aud tatlriV matter over wltb them.
Thla we dld. wawereln i.o BBUM a couiu.lttro. nir
i.,)..!.: dld not fcnow wbal weweredolag, aaai we we-t
U? tue conference almply to leam obal t--nu tba tm>
dlual would agree to and na t.> i ??? arai rol ?? ?r
i, ,,rii i eCardlnal an i l l I ? >\> ">?>) ?? ?' '? >x''
thorouglily underab . ? were ael * lu an Indl
vldual. upa. l.y. and I am ? mtaun b i H m lluir
ba arUen. AttbenvM lugtbeCwrdmal a.atvd t
. burch could be aatlafled ? fh I I ith in tb. ;?? i
mi ilon that Catholb'ehlldrt-n iu tbe inatltutlon i ?
: low maa ir.. d u to ut un Buaday aornl . i
tbat on s. in afu ? ii .u tbe week, to be appoliite.1
li, th. dlreetor, they al ?
tea. iiin.- ronfeaaiou and th sacram. ??'. A
uieoi had be<.. m tda Ibat >..r board ..
fuaed even lo llatco to an e, we were ?lad to
ba able to dlaprova Ib< oharge bj iranainltttug th
pnip -lil.ui- of tlu- Cardlnal t ? . ? . bul lt la
i,aai Ihat we aa ...?-. >?? tbeaa prapaaltbaa for
ll.? I "
Henry B Cratn, anotber manager ?>? Ibe uou < o.
;. ? je, who hear.l Mr. Axnaw'a atatemenU, ? .
mented ibrmby aaylng: -WheaMr, A<i..w aad Mr.
Jarvle anbmlttaa to tbe board tne propoeal >.f the Catdl
aal.ll waa tbe Hrat Uaa l ..jI baard ol ih>- aatter.
Attera irlrt dtaouaaion I muvi l tbat tba propoaed ooin
promlae aho il i i? rajeet '? ? I Ibe aottea was at enc
carricd.'' ___^.^______??_??.
77//; ntl E OBJEi T <>f FOMESTMT.
A LBTTBB PBOM Tiii. OBIKI <>K uu. fQMBmtUt
BDBSAO, DBBABTMl M 01 4OBI0I nt'lti*.
To !hr I'ftlor ?t tkt lii'iiine,
BlBl NotliiiiiV ll fiirilicr fioiii b?iiiK' BPjr
lanu-.i t.y tii>- ti.aii thaa taa lapraaaawbali axtaa.
siveiy Btatataa, arigtaotlag partij (roai bparaaMead
i,,. i haa H"- i>"' -I't-ui mi-i.';>?'>'? atattaaa aCfaa*
loreetoi paraoaa, tn .t tboea wb > an aetta atlag i . - i
iim or otber .ut i.iii fur ti.e prata n>>u >>f aor haraata art
aiieMllag tbal arbah \* t<> tatarfeta artth prlvata rlgbu
ui- pabtta ii.i.rest, or wi.iiii wiii I...'..- ihe hamata t"
Ki-ow aud ilr. ay U|i..ii tha MllatdM l..-i'"l "f hellix
uf.ii/ei for the aaaatleal aarpoaaa ef nfc. Oatheeaa
trary, il ls tba v.-ry Bba >d tli..s>- ? BO aaai |0 proteri Wa
r,,-i?, as lt 1* of tho furrslry polloy ulv.?).
anl evorywhato, M aaaa BM narosa a
iM'tt.-r and iu.ro roaaaai ritiie pooaaaatOB t<> laeti
ownera, belb by renibrlu,' tBOB inoie prudm-tlve by
pr.ij.er eatttf itl'.'i, an>l BfOTOBtlag by proper uare BM
hasaaaowM afteo eeeeetaoadby iires aud other in
ttraaaeataittl. s. Botavaalaa <>f ptirate rlghM a oea*
ampBBed. IattaeaMofpnbBofMaeta, eaeh aa timso
a?rfl ??! ii.>w, or wBlch may !>.? BWaad bf tB8 Hlate lu tlie
A.liri.inlai ka. or l.y otlni sl il.-s clsewhe'e, If the Vteal
ef thoMbataraoMd iu faroetry em aaaptad, tbey wlll M
aaaaged by eeapoteal afltoera, la a truiy aaaeotUk n.au
nrr, ao a. to mak.-tlio.-n uiu.-I. ui'iii- valualile than they
BowaraaadaBaaraaotravaaae, laalead of balag, per
beaa, a akarga upon u.?- Treeeary. in BaeaMol petraM
forestslhe en.l.-avor will ln- iu i le tu p-r.ii ata Ihe oWUOl*
Medaptef Batrawa aaaard aoebo troataaaatof their
wuiMllatnls a-wlll BM 1 t'? thI MBM icill, and It leBOl
iioubteii that this aaa roatlyha ieaa tTBM t?.-i?? ai>
ewaens.ein.w taa pabtta fo:e<ts areeahaaeed n *eha
by proper eare aml tr< al innt, lliey wlll not MBtBWM
uilo|il n <liniliii treatineiil tot tbelrowu foreata. This has
i.u ibe reeattelaawhera u<aaraaay,tar exampie,
where tha fore?try sy-teiu M Ihln srlmieo uf forettry has
been enrilcd out most couiplit.ly, tlu- prlvuto l.iBdhold
ersare. ao ironer.dly ennvliieeil of tho \vN loin aml pr.ietl
cal value of the aysleui purs.ieil l.y th? (loverument that
ti.ey have rary aBaaeatty eaapled it tn the timnageiueui
of their own aeodhMBaS.
Toshow the BJBaetaaal au>l l.ecunlary a.tvauta.'e af tho
forestry syatem we have only to look al lts res.ilfa ln
alim.st any of tho Kuropean eountrles. Iu those coun
trlca,txceptln(,'acareely any but Qfaat lliltaln, tbe ad
luiulsiraibiu uf BM forea.s, aa many kuow, ls oue of the
moat Imiior'aul l.ruuches of uilinlnistriitlo.i, The 1'ieii. li
i'. ?!.. i of Paaeet aauaanatretBa for iggS i. Juat at
haii.l, and pul.ll-.iiad ln tho last nuuib.T ofthe Uecue tle*
lAtiuctFurct*. From thls la taken thu follo.vlug atato
?ueiit:
Total cstlmnte of appruprlntlonsfor tbe for?
estry servlee. lK,f>33,?0S f.
Thla 1. i.ia.l. up of the fu.li..-. 111^' ItBBUI
Baployaa 1a tba roreetry -. r\i<M-. I\BB1,1B9 f
iBstructorala foie.tiy aeboola. iiil.7"4> f.
Malilliils use.l lu llistruetlon. BB,BtP '
tiiii.rovei.il nt of foreata beionglug to tho
Nbtta domiiin. ?.110,'Mn.f.
Mallilriinliee of the I Uiu-. 8I.'i,004l f.
Plaatlag aud tarfag. 8^O4,0O0f.
llxallou of iliines. aOO.Ota) f.
humliy expenses of aervlie. 2X1,808 f.
Taxes ilneby d.uuaiilal luri-ata . 1,7311,000 f.
Baooveraato advaaaaa . 783.000 f.
i:i.ip!oyesiu Abrerau foreaU . Ifilti.'HMt.
Materlalforaervae In Algerla . WJ,'?i..?f
Bmnlry espaasa af faaataerrae lu Ali/crla BSI.OSO f
ltoiiiiuuiMciuiutieaeoadrj faraat preducta b>o,000f.
ls,o;t.;,.;"s t.
The aattaeled roaalpta far IIS3 aro.ri.-..i;io,u:a f.
Made ap>?? tollot ?. \. .:
Pr.iililet ot Wiiiel eUH'll'i._2i),7.')7,'M*) f.
Aaroeeory produaU . 4,oJ'J.lo<?f.
Tuxta of i oumuiii'<i au.l uu'.iac e? i.MI-.
menfs for BBBia?BB*_Bl '-t thelr wooda.. 1,071,900 f.
Vttb.e of wnoda dlle.tly __ded to War and
imii'ne ur-enala. 216,800f.
Fr.Hl.iet of nitilntfM j,i AJgerla. 153,(507f.
Vcecaaory producta.;; 212,0.!* f.
r.i\es of comimmea uml public eatabllsh
iiient.1., Al_ri rs. for inamtgement, vnliie
or woo.is ee.io.1 _, areaaala, valueof old
ti-tucessku.sofcorko.ik treca. 159,059 f.
a.j.t; 10,094 f.
From thla jmigct it appcurs that the eatimated re.
eelpta trom the foreata over and above the cost of man
ag'ineutare 17,607,320 f.
Franee haa abont 130,5_7,.*.55 acree ln her euperflclal
area. Of thesc, 22,087(715 acroa are ln foreat, or 17.3
per cent. The publlo or domanlal fbresta
amount to only about 2,494,000 acrea er
107 per cent of tho foreat area. The foreata
of Algorla, aa they are new aud llttie developed aa yet,
are a ohargo upon the State to the exteut of 1,500,000
frama. But with thla burden lt wUl be seen that Franee
derlves a revenue from her 2,494,000 acrel, and the oare
ofthe foreata of the comnninos aud public establlsh
nieiits of 17J07JMB franea, or nearly I:i.p00,000 above
auexpeaaea, aad whlle soourlng thla htmuaome revenue
Bha Isseeurine by the malntcnance of her fotests wbat
catiimr be . stlmated ln niotmy. the best cllmatlo eondl
tlona for the heetth of her peopio aml the Bucceaa of her
a-rloultiiro. aud ls preservlng tho ?uw of her streams lu
a condltlon to be tnost servlccablo to BgrlPiilture, manu
factiireaamlcommerce. N. U. EoLESIOJf.
Wuihingtjn, Jan. H, 1335.
TBE COURT8.
THE COST OE HIS OIUEF BY TIIE MOXTIL
JA.M-S M. FAIft'H S1IOKT HONKTMOON?VAIN AT
TKMPTS TO 8KP. HIS WIKE.
Jnntf* M. Fulr, now tbirty-ono yeara old,
llved ln Ptnplctoii, fl. I., ln 1870, and was the llbrarlan
of tbe Sunday-?chool of St. Himon's Church, and his
brotber Klchard was superlntendcnt of the Sunday
achool. Thouiaa 11. Metculfe waa a Hatnly Hook pllot
and the father of two daughttrs. Mnry and Aunle,
who wero regular attendanta at tbo chureh. In the
eourso of tlm?. ln tha (Vntenalal year. tbe llbrarlan lic
came deeply Intereste.l In Mlss Mury Metculfe, and Wlll?
lam H. Stone, aiiotber young mau of Htnpletoti, beoanie
Incllnrtl toward Mlss Annle. As time pasacd the Ubra
riun ahowed bls dcvotlon to Misa Mary lu tho foru. of
attendaneo at plenli a, chiin h falr* and atrnw rldes, aml
aii this raaattad in the raarrtBga af tho two on Oegeaaf
24, 1373. the eiu'iigement havlng been ____? in January
of that year. At the tlme of the marrlagc Captaln Mct
calfc aml his wlfe were uhsent ln tho Wcst.
Mr. Fair and lila wlfe jias.^ed u part tjf the llrat ulght of
thelr lioiieymijuii lu thia city, nnd then the
brlde returned to her father'a bome, On No
veniber 1 Mr. Falr ealled to seo his wlfe.
II<-waa luet ut tlie doorby tho Hnndy Hook pllot, who
hnd eiaaa- htie >?__-___ 'from nf_r. Tn.- iilwranae. ao ba
-;.\-, nnd in lonllug to the story of Mr. Htone, who was
ereeent, waa warauy greeled with theae worda from
Captaln Beteatfe :
?? Vmi biuiik aiaiiiadml. what have you been debagt"
?? Baea gettlag raarrtad to jour daaghtar," was tho
eheei (BJ r. -;,.?,.?.
" i inne Int.i my parb.r," aaid the snlder to tho fly, antl
tbe yoiiliu' man Way. I.M-Uy iiHheretl ln. A nioinoiit later
he waa aahetad aat with thla aaaaaaaa i M Oal aatI lf I
nalrh yirn aniarlae thal aale eaala Pli hrala you." Be
weui uii.l iie\. r retaraad, almply aaylng: " We'U BBB
nbtiiit that."
Young I'.iir iiki.I" repcatetl atterapta to reaeh hia wlfo
hy raeeaagae, bat la vafa, Mrs. Fulr iiuaiiy rofuscsi to
.biin, and s.i ?,|i. Falr liegan a ault for heavy damii-.w
aaalaet theBaadj Hook pllot. for alleuatlug tho attec
tloiis of llls ul'e. iteprlvlbg lll lll of her hollsellold Ber
\ leee, aad i aa Mng him thereby grlef aml aormw. Captaln
Mete-lfe, who il.iuietl the eharge, baa tlled sluco tbe ac
tion waa beg.'u, hia boat havtagaaaa raa down by tho
Alaakaaad all aa board huvtug perishml. The miit,
tberefore, a .- eonttnaed agalu.t Mrs. BelaeBi
.'ii. Pair told Jadge Vaa Boeeen aad ajnrj busturj yee>
tertfay Intbe ('onr'. of i'.umi.i Pteaa, aad Br. etone,
? le. admltted that he w.is eair-ged to be marrted to Mias
Annle >l. i. ulfe, g ii e ni aee.iant nf the short an l liv. ly
Intervleu DetweenBr Fulr uml Captaln Metculfe. Mr.
Fair related bow,nrereoraa by grlef at thaloaeof lils
Wlfe, be hed been compelled to se.kreltcf by travel ln
tbe H.iutl.
B. I! M. Btokea, Mr. Filr*. eounsel. s.-ke.l blm to what
extenthe bad brcn daasaged Br.ratrtooh a rapi.i iu
rrntory of blaegocttona,aad repued tlmt he tlmught
tuni a month wmiid eevei the in)ury. J. Tredwell
Blchai . r Bra. Betcalf-, aabad htr. Pairby
what arilhmi Ut il I :ii> ul.illnu Be had irrtvol at tbe *_?_
eonelnaioD.
"Baeaaaa general hmiackeepera get about that ?
month." waa iba i. 4_er Bi Bleharda sougbt logel
a-tuellghi upon ':.?? motives B-taattag Ihe wttaeeala
., ekIna Mlaa Matralfe lu nuurlage. bot Mr. Btokea ob
. ..ii inently, an l Me- queetloa weernled ->.!t. Then
Br. Rlebarda anld rently to Mr. Fmi i ?? Did
tha wounded mi.. tious. wneitneea, grlef aad
Borrew, whleh you aay m yonr eomplaint yoa expe
rieneed. eater inl ? yoar ealeulali-B ?t * n? a month l"
"Ba, aaa Ihe nwlaoeaoly anawar. Mr. Falr then ra
letedhee Intbi aararaer ><l i-^--' be __deeJledea Mra.
Beti .if witb h!? brotber. th.- Bev. wiiiiam A- Pair.bul
Bhehad refneed t.. -e.- iheea. ^tiil they ha.i aneeeetlnd
Id dettvertnga letter wberela Mr. Patt Btatedhteda Ire
that bls ulfe ?diouhl aanlii lUa with blm. Theywould
boattl wiib hl? brotber tieorgo. or lf sho preferrod they
, ,.!., i'i i....ii.-?l*s>__l-?wh?jr_.
Trne ease go?i* on to-day.
thi: < ity BOT i.iMii.K POB a BITBlt'AL nt.r.K.
A BBtM lar.siu^t lln> ii'.v. -ttikluii; iu tbe ?li;ir
eeearef ihataeahaeayaadbagaalBBtlBita resuita, was
rtiiu luded yeaierday before Judga Trua*, lu the.Superior
i i.urt. :if(.i a three daya' trlal. Iha aeth.n was by .laiues
i. Balah ferg_0, ? *> daraagaa baeaaae of aaraaaal ln
i_rttaaaatai.Ibya IBUeahlarileaaawj batwaaa Oaa
haraiiag aad Itinj1 alghtb aad Oaa haadrad aad tblr
tviimti. thk, iu tba Btghl .'f Oatabae lf. Iggd. The
1 that ef bla vrttaaataaa, waa thal aa
r. ;i late a bete m ihe rhb * i.k laaaty aaiaa mches deep
;, | three '>? ladlatneierj that thla eeuaod him to fall
nli iiitiiu ni biildiBlhii tinln hreaking
. .i initi ting other -eiiuis in
? teatifled ili.it h>- ha i aeefl tha b i
. . itentlon tolt before the aeetdenl ind th.it
:,it. i> aitei the aet _U ut he took ita r_aaaarar_eB_
i'. bolewaaaBerwaidflllednp,thewltaeaaaa add, be?
fore lba a. ti.tii whs brnai bt
Ihe dtsfence waa tbal tlif emire aaaa, so far a- tha
elaim agalnst tbe city waa roneerned, was fraaduleuL
\. ?.! Corporatfun lonn.ol Belbaaa, wbo repre
aented the elty, ealled sliteea wltaeasBa to prova tin
f.i.-is. wi.pii ihe eity aathortBea flrat heard prthe eaae,
Bo sueh bola aa that romplalned ?t eoold ba found ln tha
iidewalk lo tbat uelgbborbood, and Beraoaa who ttved
n.rre irailBed that it had not exlated al any tiu.o. reatl
ni..i,\ waa also glven to ttluiw that Mr. Waish was bailly
iiituxi, ate.i on Iheevenlag of tne acetdeat. The Jarf
Immedl iteiy gave n verdlet for the elty.
?
1 KVOMIM" Off LBOAL NI'WS,
OwiBftottM f.nt tliat tliia ia tlie ci^litiilli
Mrthday af Davtd Dadhry fleld, aha Baaa af aa>Mayaa
. i.illl-.l, the -. tllemelll of tlie foim of tbe order
al'u.l.lii- Mr. K.Uou ln eonleinpt uf DOUrt WlU ba B-MM
t.. im -now. in-i.-a.i .if i.i.b.i..rtgt-ally lateaded,
before Judjre I m dman lu Ihe Hupetior < ourt.
me aull ..f hi.Ii.iiii in.iea, i iu. rj tUbla keeper, f-.r
. ite dlvorcefrom bla etfe, BaebelBroohee, witha
. . croaaBUll i>\ her. i- oo trlal before Juattee yaa
V'orat lu tbeflupreme Court Tha m.. wero asarrted ln
i - - .-. i bat.hiel.
A atm of pi..ee. in.g. haa been granted by Justlee
Ii.ii.ie tn tha proceedlBga of tlm Comtulaalonera
?tppolnted to examlae Into the mental eoadllloa ofDr.
i.' ugeW. Bull. The.nlealon waaappolnted on tbe
i itlon nf Mlaa Oenevteve C. Bull, the pbyalelan'i
. i.i. -i d.uigbt. r. Tneetayol proeeedlnaa waa obUlnad
ou tbe gio.i.id of technlcal Itreaularitlea In the papera
on whleh the appile.itb.ii waa nieie. An ordet io show
? itiae wby the (-.mlsslon proceedlnaa ahoitbt uot bo
.uinuiied wiu beargued on Monday aeat
OOUBT OF Ai'i'K.vr.s.
Ai.iianv, Ffii. l__.?lia Um foiiit of Appggla
iniii.v, tha Baa BOthaaO Bagar.CJ^aad aaeeataaaa
praaeati lba Mlawtag haaaaaaa araa hraaaaeted i
'llie BBfX -Him s i.niiis I ni the .BM-nfthe *_? n,a Ilrasa
.mi i o'i|i< r Ooiupany, appaHaata. agt. vsiiliain _ Lonner
?,-,.| iitli.rs. .1 cnlor-t. Ap.eal li.i n .i Ifew-York Clly Couit.
w_< giveutiii Uenday t- Ble a aeeded putata,
n... ->> ii.iiitia i I'aaUe aad-thera, ra-po-daat-, agt.
Qenry II Keeh. appellaat. ArgaeA
.ni,,8B .i.ihn itr.ituiiHkv inpiiiiusir.n .r raBB-_aeat, a.irt. tha
Lotg laland llallroad Company, app-ll-nt Ar.-ued.
Bo.-*) Mam r i M.i.r . 'nt'.iir.t. aud otbarf, appellaiit,
ut. the City ol Ubany. reape-denl Arguad.
.s,. '..:i-1 tUii'.l II I?.rd un.l.itliirs. r>-ii.iii.lt ut, agt. \MI1
lain lltlauy aud otli.T., appellaiit. Argusil.
Tbe iiiiiuwing is tha .ia> aab aaar laa February 13:
Baa -.?', ui", ino, mi, io?. io:, tag i<>_.
e
QA-JBfOABa i Bfg DAY.
snritaaa Conur. ciuuuriia liefore Donahue. J.?Noa.
fsi, -:4, .io-, :?17, ;ilt>, 8.'4,1130. BBB,BBB, 8.0. MI, BM, I'4,
__F_BBg C.uiir-SiKi'Ul. TcitM-t'A_T l-llefore I_iw
ra_ee.J B*?._B_, 74... Oal.WW. _ , ,
m;raaaBCouB*--ar_cu_ raaa i'*?r H?Beaaia HeacbJ.
N?s 7*1. mi. .. ., . T
BoraBMK couar?ciRCt:ir-I'4i<r l -liefore \anvont. J.?
Oaea aa Brooka ae_ Brooka. NodayealatMar.
h.'I'iikmb comiF CiBi i ii -I'Aiir l,-A.tjoiirned. January
irriu V4ii Itriiut. J.-i aae .ui liutleragt. i.ounsberry. No
iliiv calfiidar. . ,
biruiUKi'iiriiT-fiart'lT-PAUTlII.-lle.'ere Andrcws. J.
Boe. Sl-ii, Ba.lL _4o. :ii>-4. iujii, B7_gL :?.o... 8. tn...?-!.
_..'... -4. :i-07. ::..n-i. 4o_.i. 8U 17. 8710, SOBB, Wl .
BUBBOOATB't m ll - Itolllns, fS-Mntlnn ealeutlar calletl at
11 a. ni : WUl "f lliurv Mi. iilloahat 1 p ui.
m 1'i.nioa UOUBT?-Va. ul raa>t-Ueforo *reeitiuan. J.?
' aonuaoa CQuar?Tr__i tkku-paiit,i.-n,'i,"T; "Bjl
j.-.Vos 17'n,. ,r.'. 1710. -:>*. 7HI. 7.i,H, 7W, 77s, 77-, 7il,
7s-.. 7it i. 7111. 1178. H0U.B01. 80-, 770. 771. 804.
atrrar-oa-ouar-tkiai. 'i?k?-fahi ii. petore ojoer.
man. J.-Noa. rifl, 7-U. 873, 7-0. 7JU, 740, ,4^. <4J, .4?l. UJO,
f*n7 iiv -inl, 800. h|0. ... . .
sci-kbiob OotikT-TuiAi. Tkiim-Paiit Ill.-lngrahatu
J.-Noa. 1BJI, l?..l. I?4:t. 1H4B, H-4S. ) S40, 1M4o. _?_, 18-4,
lH.s, ,. is .0. 1-an. H m, lHt it. 1*71, M7.\ 1*7.. HMl.
'.'OUMi.a I'Laaa? si-KriALTKUM -Uofore Larreuioie, J.?^io
_ar iBlaedar , .,,?_ T w^.
Cimaos riBie BBHWI fBBB.-Before Allon, J.?soa.
ooaaoa naiB Tajji t?ii--paht r-nefore ^y-.'-r
7?g|, H7H. :?i., i.i.-i Iliiit. M.'iti. l'?fl?, I'M- 1"-'. 114-,l*-T,
10.0. -ej,. li,V-, 7H7. HI7. 1040, 710. - ,
iowm-x Pi.Kia-TltiAi.TkHM-1'aur II -VBB Iloeaen J.
Noe. O-o.i'-il. iii:>. ?.:.. B_a. loiu, 1109,1108, lll* uu,
in-. ii.:i. loio, im\ mii. 1134, ?!.. *"?? , KnM
i .n . ..i 1.1-Inni. iK.ni -I'aiii I-liof.ire Hawos, j -><>??
40,u, .o.o. 100 . I-0-, 183... I--J. 4-.I7. 4410,-781, 41?_i
i ia.-., :I777,4.M?. i4::o. I47M'_ 4-io. , -
mi. 1..11.1 tuiai. Tbbm? Pabi II.-Before J.ewjjyS
j -Nos, tllii.ilil. 40-*?, 4-Bd, l lOa. 4i:it. 1371,4B8B. J.*'',
|'78.4_B7.41VBJ4_-l,44__l l4Hi. 44J7. _ .
. ClTTCOliHi i ui ii. iHin-l'Aiir iii.-MeAiMma. -. a.
11 '., ,us i. :i.i|-.'. UU. ll.'. .. IHI, 1.7.1. 4J..4, Ulll. -??"*?
i.i-', 4 .l<s 4:1'.-. 437.1. 4 l> i. t4')i?.
.i..i abb -B_a_rga
n r_n Jadga u.irett. I-mea tienabty, h*ait*Ma
A?sl. I>lst. All). lillows. !l.t>ulsj Kulni, uiiaif.
. ,.iM, ,., ? ?? . ? 'Alf-aniter 0 nr_u?conb,for
,:,ini j. D-barkow, hiBih'lilBiI _-rr.
..o ... ni t-l '? -unii-k-i
couct oroaaBBAi.SBaaovB.
Part I?Jnd?e Glldernleeve.John Werner. aaaanlt
Aaat. Wst.Atty.Mi.bcU William Vnleatlue. liurBlary.
Henry Dandorf. aaaault. lAndrew Haral.l, todomy.
Poter Oeler. aaaault.- Loula Levinekj, irranrt lar.
A!>-T.ai.iier KennenVi, aaaault. Wliljim Aulatou.irandlar.
John lever, aaaamt. William u Al.bott, raa.
Chuiles (inilley, aaaanlt. IJounUroenwald, aaaault.
Joha < aslck, aaaault. Mary c.reenwald. aseauit
A.lolph Mli'ar, bunrlary. joiiuMci'ormlek. imrnlary.
Henry Malers. bnrslary. John Brennan. robhery.
J1-.tnclacoPacherte.rape. 'charlce Wtuklc robbery.
a-nes Ma'ii.ney, M-'ainy. John F Ferris. rej.e.
B<i ninl M eAnlle, blgatny. Charlea (iunn. k.'?'"' lar.
Roliert McKvov. grund lar. Frauk H'nes, g-rntnl lar
Oeor?;a . lfelaa.t arand lar. 'John Maloney, grarol lar,
Mary C'leeland. prand lar. IAlfred Kuttner. rrand lar.
Kobert Meldon, grand lar. William Iiai.er. trran.i lar.
Juiuea Davlt, grand lar. ! william J (ilion. petlt lar.
Pleddingt. ILuigoZaii/o. exclse.
John Jouea. bursrlarv lleaalngi.
Nai han.ei l'ope. grand lar. . Loula Pamhamer, aaaanlt.
William Murray, crau.l lar. John Kennedy. aaaanlt
Albert W Uerger, arramt lar. Martln Connoly, robaatf.
Anton liotA gran.llar. I Ktlw rd Holdorff, robbery.
Charlea w Psrka.exclse, | william Aulat n. arand far.
PatT II?Juitge Cowiuc. Mary Monleith, grand lar.
Aaat Dlat Attv. Flt/i;eriUd. Hnr'ry J Zlncke, graud lar.
Frauk stcwart, .robbery.
A YERDICT AQAISST A RAILWAY COUPANY.
Yocnostown, Feb. 12 (Special).-ln the Dis
trlctCourt to-day a Judguient of f8,300 waa irtveu to
Mlutle Morriaon agalnst the New-York, Pennsylvanla
and- Oblo Rallway Comnany. The plaliitlff suad for
$10,000 danmges for the life of ber brotber, who waa
killed a year ago whlle coupllng cata.
1R.WE WITB AU8TBALABIA.
To the Editor ot The Triuune.
Sir : In the issue of your paper of February
2 there appeared, uuder tbo h.adlng "Australla
Tralts," an lutereatlug letter from Archibald Forbea, lu
which the fuuioua "apeclal correspondent" makoa souie
romarkable assertlona wltb regard to trailo between tbe
Unltcd Statea and Australla. The interesting aarra
tlve style of the commuuleatlou, tendlng to leud color to
thcpo nilsatatemctits rendorslt moro Impcratlvcly necea
aary tbat they should bo eorrected.
Iu plaee of dwiuilling asvay, as Mr. For'.iea asaerts, the
sUtlstlcs furnlshel sineo IBM by tho Treaaury Depart
uient show that our trade wltb Auatralasla haa steadlly
growabl rabM from >Bt?7a?3SS Bj that year to B*l :*,
760,791 tor tho Baeal yaar aanlag Tana ftft ihm. The
exporta of domeitlc merrbandlse to the different Aua
tralaslau norts for the last iiatucd perlod aniounted In
value to BP,MB,<tttB, nearly the wholn of whleh aum rep
r> -eiite.l ilnc in.inui'itctured goods, such aa cutlcy, hard
wure, tools, mai hlnory, etc.
The ttatemeiit that" thero Is " acarcely an Ameriean
luiiise ln Vlctoria'' may be teehnleally true enoiiirh, but I
could refer you to a dozen law manufa.-iurluir coiicerns
tu New-York aloue that have agenu repreaeanag them
lu Melii.uirne, n* well aa ln Sydney, Adclaide. etc., and
iiuuiiTous shlppltiK aud i-otiinil 'sl.m lum-is have corrc
?Doudeata In the eoloulea.
During the aoatb, .lannary B to Fcbruary fl, nine vea
aels loft New-York nnd two salled from Iloaton for Aua
truluslau ports and on pages ,'iOand *>1 of the copv of
The AtutniOtii'in heruwlth uialled you, you wlll tluu their
fi.U iiiiiuifeats alioillil you wlah to see ttin uature of tl.e
eargoea they laiitad out. Betweea Vabraary 7 and
Mareb 10aght?aaaala wiu be deepatabad from Bew
York aml two from Hnston for Australla and New-Zea
land. f?o mueh for the "nreoarious servioo of ralllng
pai keta l.etwi cu New-YolK Btid Melbourne umlntalaed
by a New-York rlrm," of whleh Mr. Forbes spcaks.
Finally l woulil cull your atteutlon to the number of
pr.iinln.'iit manufacturera who eonslder our growiug
trada with Australla worth cultlvatlue; bvadvertiaeiueut,
utni wi'o reaBaa that leavinu Bnrope an.f tho itritlsh pua
a.-asl..us lu North Amerlca out, tllnre are olilv two i-oilu
tri?>a iCiiba ainl Mexlco) which buy aom uberally of
Ainirlciin m.ri b.iuts than Atistrulaala, aud that our aalca
to the latter eountry aro of tbe most vuluable uaturo.
Your obedient aervant.
CbjaBUBI B. Iikvim.ton, (Kdltorof The AiutralatUtn.)
SticYork, Feb. 11, Loaa,
TRAISrSQ CHJLDRE.V IS TUE VSEFVL ARTS.
The eighth anuiversary of tho Indufltri.il
BBheet of PUgrba Coiiiirea-atloual Chnrch, Uarlcm.
was heldlu ihe cliurch last nlght. The school la one of
ataateaary WOtl BM fur the tralnlng of children ln useful
employuieuts and ls aelf-supportlnir, belng umler the di
re<t B.ipcrvlsiiiii of Mrs. M. P. Angua aud Mra. Coclt
raaa, it laoiieuto aUeblldrea who are aaatM theiu
atruetora, lf tbey are faaad worthy, and the claaaes now
i.iiiui.er aiioiii 145. Artlclea of varlous ktnda ma<te by
the chlldroa w.-re sold last nlKht and netted a falr
iiui.unt taward tba fund. Mra. An<iia eSBBI " I know
wa ahould not llve to uet our seeond aet of teeth lf we
dependod uponotherafor eapport We h?ve b?-en able
to bny oor ii.at.rl.il for work,gtraprteaa aa rewards to
tl.e elili.Jr.'U to ein ouraip' them to ((ood work. aud have
MOlnttM baak. This money la an lnclj.lent loan
rellef f'ii..l, atel ?<> have two loans out now. Mrs. Coch
is the advaaeed elaaa for tenchiug ernebetlagj
knlttlng aad eabroklery whtob waa argaauad thls year.
A haif ho.ir ls ib-votcd on every flaturday to slnglng
under Mr.. Boday*a tralnlng, which ia e^ual to the
Chor.il L'ldon iiistructlon."
IIIll PBTBOLEUB MARKET.
Ni.w-York. Feb. 12.
Tho ?' clf.irinjr of the v\ i-i-tilativo atmos
phern" wbJcb took placo at th* Petro'.eum Kxehamree
l..at HatunUy hns MBB tBttaarMI ?>>' a k-atherlng of new
alete nf dnlaaee litaaally the atara get nd of many
ahaila bal IBtted le altraat a aow BajptagejeeaBat. The
tr,..i.. is stiii waitiiut u|H>n the aawaaapBaaaM ln Baa Tiu.rn
CNak tieid aadaowamay M daily aapoeB d. Bualneaa
to-day wnsduil aml iinlnl. pBBBag I after a noisy open
Inif at 71 V| cents ifhe licsf prlee of the day) the niarketa
giadeallj grow dnll wblla Bgarm Braapad oir aiowiy to
7o3j BMta, The BiOM WM un-ettled at a allght rally
aboretMloweatqaoatloaa Tbora CMak*a yaU wiia
5,876 barn bv
Tne raiuo of prleea aud tho total dca!lu<4 were M
foi 01 s !
Openlnu.
H'tfliest.
i>iwest .
Flnal.
. .irrels.
Cleui alicrs yesterday.
gtaawbaratkoekaaaaeaa were: "ii i ?">', MflO,000i
Bradford,'.'. ius.oim) ; aad Plttaburg, 1,6 ltf,000 '>.irr> is
Ihe mirk. t for retln.d oil rciualiis iptl.-t at 7s* cents
poi galaa ln New York.
llu\|.|..i:i>, r.'ini., Peb. l'J. -I'rmle <iil-ljulet ai.d
waaki Bataaal Traaatt aad TttawaMt raaa aTataM
dny. 41,BB1 blil->.; total shipmeut?>,">'...'">l l.bls.; char
t. rs, IsVBOB bba.) nlaaraana, -'. 108,000 bba, Batton il
i eerUaoaaa opeaedal ti'h aud eleeedal7fl -
blgheat pnee, 71'a, lowest prfca, 7i?Sj.
-?.?
BBAl ESTA1E.
900
N?w-YoRK, Thui lay. Feb. iB^lggB.
The followliikf sales wero Batd at tho Lxcliauw
gajeeroom to-duy:
JljJ.hit V. II. S.iyth.
1 1 atorv bri.V luilMlua. wBbtat, e..f ..th-ave, 8J ii
tiaof (..-.tli-st. l'H SaalOOj A i.l>. *:.-,- o
BB /??'. /'? li'dyiiiuit'l.
l r, atorr fuc.orv. with bO, Ba IM la.ial-sl. a % rnn
aiaalSonfbto No.a Veaey-at.lot8ixMxl7a
Ej -^v BOraga. iy,30i
PJBJ Uieharti V. litniictt .f 1 o.
I ?.atory l.rl.k .Uellliuf. Wttblat, Ba BM BMt
|lr..a.|.Mi> Bo 98, w Bl M?/iit.:oiu.r>st. lot BBl
50..I. BJjuaaaoay.? ??? f.
h>j./..An /'. BMaat
Hlots. na i:a?t Tlat.st. ITI B w of Ave-lt. each lot
-.'.ixluAJ: J Kewbataa. *An%
i;ixuki>i:i> BBAL BBTATfl TRANdFE::!.
aaw-Toaa iirv.
il ith st sa IBBBfl ? al ettMWa.18 2x100.11; F.Ila A
li?.aevaii'lanolliertii Uiitfh I?'errurun . 81
I.xliUloii-ive. a w oor ?f Wlslsl. 180x08.8 l-.l;
IV-er Mllcii.-ll. leferre. (.. .ULili \\ . h T. 1,700
li.iriit. Ke .Ta. JaeM waaer aaiwtaaoearaa
n?.i,'i>"i?v.> s e s. - ? ?'' a a <>f BaiaMa, ?-?ixiii";
' m .it K McBaaarJ i? PbBlp Kaeaa, ........... MBI
l|...Hl.sT-..^..1...7.t-..f AV4SA. ITlOJ-TxlOO.llj
j.iMoKaihabiJaueMcKallaa. ?????;? J
M-ava, No ew, joi*?. PraaeM Labay aaaaBaie
IL.tirv h'ssef . .l.OIHI
..'"...nn itW ?? Ave-A. aoxieo.4i i-atn.-k
'ieMatiusaii.l WlrtM Bo >n Wi.ui. r . tLBM
I'.si na 8.1 .?..??' ft w ..f .th ave, 7 .xl".? ???; '.iorge
l... iT;art..i.?i>rt'*lfe??Auth..nv\u4'ira:i. . 80,000
'.i si ss 7.. ii ? of Ath-a-.-e. 76xIOOAj Kobert W
?'iiler aud wife to Palrl. k M.-Manus aml uimllie. fla.UOO
vreal Hooaloa^t. No 174. *?>???' t'*"'*' "'^n- _ 1<lrt
i,au...ai..l'sir.'tolevlK Mul! i. 8,100
1 i'i st n a '.'?. ft >? ?( W Anu's-ive I W.W, Irrc (itlar-,
' iliWe llulilcr au.l wife t.) HtepUea braaib.ich ... WM
5th ave ii o i-..r ..I ..-st. 27.21. .aub.lle M Mul
balloaandBBoaerto Rluabatayaa_Autwerp.... 1
VU>i st u a. -.'7.-. ft enf tuhave, I ,.l..xl<K).8; Cariv
Uu." 1' V. ?e.la...l aiioilii-r to Ann.'K I rcicr. 81.000
4th ave aa 7M ttaol Ut'that xh\M\ Batbar (-00
(?aii'aiiil.nhersto Mary ASlieeh.n . ... ... -',H(HJ
Oarsa ave. a ? s, l.U.Sft aa >.f l..t..i.klus..t.t;fl.lilr
luo- Einraa Devoe au.l husl.aml to MurKBivt
Tiio.npH.in .i.k-;vi ;,v
4tU-ave. wa. If.8.3 ft 8 of Aator-p ace. .'....Uil ,S.-'^,
lo i afavetti- nlace. ??.' >.\15'.'.?. almi W s Ilowery,
u'fLJ AstoMiia,-. ->,?*"i''y;w'i^
107 1U>.; alaoawcor <>f Oraad aml Suflolk sta,
MxliaValaeaa OraM-at.iw.10 ftwof LoAtow
Bt.l7a*XH0l also iie.-.ir.if Weel aod llaiiicsl.y
iti 7". arxiil.^i-J3x.".oxlU0\l.'..,.i. Btooa a WaaU
Cto. Jt V? f? u of llamr.aley-at, 80x0X8. a la..
c a \ ashliiKt-mst. Bo lt n ol llaiu.rsl.y at..0v
f'l to ..r" nwiih-.t. 7.-.:.x7v<W X7T5* also
a w .-or..f Olarkaoa aad Oreaawlch -t.. >_-..s\*
00x70 II H-Mxa.'i aaow s Wasl.lugu.i.Mt. 7.. ft a
of Leroy-st. 60X?7. ur-kulir. *?. 8* Marlou
ijuigdm. to n y Ltta laaamaa aa.i rtaaOO?
Maraaalrt><i? a. 7?'i' it a of "waverivKt. 'iBaiWjaj ?
"hoaiai Oaaat aud wife to MleMal (.avauauib:. 4.000
COTrON M.\RKKTsi-?Y TEI.K.IKAIMI.
LHBBOOOL Peb, IB?IBBO 0. M.-lott.Ml dull: Middltlig
V.u..?.';.b K athldUBg Urtaaaa, 8 1.104.. sai,a. 7,ooo
ii.iiet luclu.liiiK I.Oiiii balea f?r specuUUon ?u.i BBgaa re
u J>t t plan ts i.?w Mm.i1i.ia cleoae. rabraaw aad Mareh
. iiverv iol 044.1 ulao 6 oo-rt4a.; do. Maivl. au.f Apr 1 dellv.
yTi-uUMM, >lo. Aurilamt Ma/A^ISaVal*^
a ?,;.. 1 ii4d ? il.. May au.l Jmi" <l iv.-rv. 8 . H4.I i do. Jnue
nd JiUr.lellvery.t/li-.i4.L.also 0 l.'-bld.. do. Julyaud Au
^>S!!StteaiCT BMaaae DMaoia ??. Mlddiiu,
nubeaMBO. l.ow MidilltliK t'planda, a-a-l.; Uood UidUiaiy
in s5Vl...>r.ll..ary Pp.auda, ..il.id.; 4J,sm1 Mid.tllng
?l-rila u't-l-d- Mhldlbiglexaa... 1-10.1; I.ow Mid.lhug lex
11 ii'-..!'!.l Uood oMiuai-y i'exaa. S laiUd : Ordmary Texae
BT.IM Ml.l.li.ng "iloaua, <i 1-lOd.i I ?W .MuUlllng nrleaua,
6 13.108,1 QiaaTOraaary orlcata. a ui-liid., oruluary orioaua
1 n' ui -rotton -Ihe Mlca of tha oay include.1 MM halea
An.rrica'n Pulures dull; LulamU l..w Miildllng clause.
Keunur ileiiverT. f. ii -044 buyewi di. Feuruary aud Mareh
de'ivcrv 3 W'.?4d. buyersi do. Mareh aml Apnl delivery. 5
. ?!. iV.I buT?>rs do. Aprll aud May .U-I.vory. ii .i.tld. I.uvers;
do May ?ndJai.o.l..llv.-iy. >l 7-lil.l. s. U.is. do. Junc aud JulV
u"iiTerr. o l.i-o*'.-value. do. JuW und Aiaaaa aattjirlive
li.'ild. aeller*. do. Auf uat aud Soptciulau .loiivery. ii 17-04.I.
* alo!*m.-tl?tl*B?-l,*ul?u*a olnaad ?t?a.ty. I'uUii.u letm V
dling clanee. Fobrnary delirery. * U'--M l. huy-ra de. Pthra.
ary anJ March dollvery. '> flo.-'-l. Ui;--. de M area aad
Aprll deUr-nr. 5 u:,-64d. burers: do. Anrll aad May deli-wry,
U --lil.l. buver?:ili>. May andJuno .1- ?'!? -.,v 1 T44<L aellarai
do. Juneami Julv ilelr.er/. u 10-111. vi' iei no. Juiy aad
Angnat dellverr. 0 14 < 4 I. aclleis;.!... A uu?t andHeaieaibar
dehvery. ? 17-_4_, aellera.
MINIM ASD 1//V/.VI/
SALE8 at r_r_ saw-ioat BfY.jrg axoHAfoa,
NKW-Y.UJ.V. Fob. 1?. 188-,
AcTtAt. MAtjra.
_i_. est ! ,,r. K,n*1 8okL
Total aalea for tbe dar._. 17,880
rsuyer 15._
OLOSLYU PlllVES OF OAUFOBWtA BTOOKB.
fHx Fkav h ) i. Feb. 12. l*i\
Yinteroar. To-tar. Y-stsrrdaT. To-day
Alta.HO .to IMartln White. . .16
Ueat * Iletcuor .70 .7ft Mexieaa.80 .80
Bndle Cou.2.00 2.00 Navalo._ 1.37S 187Va
Choiiar._ 2.6. . 2.75 Oimir._ .?. .80
Con.tal.Virg.. .10 .10 Potoai.75 .?*
<un. P_ciflc..._.H6 Ra?a?r.00 .06
Cmwo Polut.85 sievra Nevaoo. .30 .30
Kurekacou..... 2.75 .... I I't.n.5. ....
OtiiiUAcurrr .05 .05 Yc.low loeket. 1.25
BahatTfiaoroaa $.9mH :i.7:> |
Tha Uelmont Mlnlng Company has lovled an aaaoar
nient of 15 centa per <bare.
OEA1X AXD PBODVOB MAIIKKT8.
FEATl'RES OF _i_bW-\*_-_X DKAf.INGK.
Bl u'-Y.iiik, Feb. 12,
Tho rect.'ipts of pn:iu at the We.? to-day
ahowed the effect of the tho recent suow hlookadea. Ouly
one road waa open Into Chlcago aml the Mtlwaukoe llnea
nre badly erippled. Tho reeelpt-of graln at t'bit i :?>
amoimted toonly 25,100 bnahola, whllo at Mllwaitkee
the only arrlvala were i.'iO lm.heU of wheat and 12.3
barrela of flour. At tho senboard ports tbe arrlvala were
cousldcrahly lesa than yestcrduy, but wero in the aggn>
grda fairln aniomit. Tho ?raln uiarkeia agaln were ao
dull as to bo tlev.iltl or lutcrest or sigiiitlciucc and tbere
aaaaa aaar fraaraaBa __aaagaat aaeveaaaaa. -Fiuctua
ti.ina wero narr jw, but tho suow bloekadea sufficed to
keop a atrady tono to prieea. Tlie l.u'la are aaeretly
longing for uioro deproaalon lu the themioinoter, and
theae are aaaaa ludicatlons tbat an attnnpt may be nia>le
to taka lulv u.Uige of the tcniporary se.irelty of graln for
tlelivery whleh may result from the eaadBBBB of tho
weather at tho Weat. At the cloao the uiarlccta were
Ilnu at about the boat nrloesof the d.iy. tbe ehaiutea from
laat nlght, howt;vcr, being amall. Wheat for February
eloaed at Stltg, no changc, aud for Maivh at -O'y, aud
Ap-il :it BtH centa, u jpUB of % cent. M.iy Bad .lune op
tlona were unchanged at --Ta aud gt*. eenta reepeetf*W>
ly. ln eora this uionth's optioaa ernled ?"?>. hhtheral 5o*i;
galu of 4 eent wereaeored hP Boieh at gg-a. Aprll at
4im and Juneat 4*i_: May at 4!i -t aaa M beti.r. Oata
w.re ihe sainc aa laal uigl.t at _gla . or February, and 30
cenis for Marcb, Aprll an.l May. Ihe prorlaloe inuikete
were i.nly Btaadp, but lai'd rcuvurod ihe alight dcellue
of yeeterday.
At NewYorW. Balttaaore, Phlla lelphia and Beataa the
reeetptaof grale to*_ay were: Bbeat, 8l,_l8 busnpia;
coru, -30.581 bilshels; oata, 7_,4__ bu-hela; total graln,
464,248 busbela: floor, 18,1-01 irrela. tbereeeipta at
Chlcago, BBwaakee aud ht. Lmia w.re: Wbtat,22,
360 boahela; corn, 04.0iw busbelai oat*. LO,4-sl
baahelai total graln, yo.'JiO baaBelai tlour, 2,3-7
barrela.
THE _____>? IN CHICAr.O.
Ciiicaf.0, Feb. 12 (.Spm't/).?The recolpt ot
wheat aud corn postod to-day v.ere aa rciuark.iblo aa
weie aret postcd. There w.re I 8BBB af wheat, 13 of
coru, and 2 of oata. They did not affect the uiarkot.
Wheat opened a llttlc " graggy " a?'1 Weut B?WB to 831*
eaata f??r May. May aaaa BtaadatdOaeah- Porkwaa
al *i:i 12*1 for May. und lanl #7 17i? for the aame
month. l'neae tlguica ou wheat, coru aml pork wero tbe
loweat of tho diy. Peeh lad tbe way to-tlay aa It haa
deae for a fortnigbt, aad aa it la Ukelyto do for aome
fortni-iit- to aaaaa Proea #m Ifja May __at to
#ta l7-_,ar_l ftt-ui this flgara ta *13 IB-j agaln. It
eloae.l at glB 83. Wi.e.it waa uiieasy nfter the flrst
b.iur. It would _Ot stay ;it 13'a centa and wouldn't go
under lt. Sellera saw this and look water, aaa at the
Mime tlme toolt on aome wbe.it too. Thla K.>nt 'l.iy in to
_8*ac_ata, whereIteJeeed. Behwa U _a U_a_igra_M|
aml gfau-for, Hobba and Glfford w . ? tbe bayera,
] h. m.ti ki fs .doead at 2:30 p, iu. at the following
quotatlons: Marcb wheat T-.'* e m-;M,iy, Hl centa j
Miireh corn, 38".ceiita; Mav, id^ eenta ; M.ii'eh I'ork,
$13 07; May, fl3 35; Mareb lanl, gTg 07?a; May>
*7 22?_ _9_
STATE OF TMADB,
BCMBBg-IC M viv'-rr s.
g-OffMIA B. Y.. Feb. 12.?Floar I e.ly sales 350 bbta aB
nuihanaed prtvva. Wh-ai ate_.lri No 1 Hanl lebniary al
|t4ci salea - oara .Vo. 2 iien Mriater at OOe.; - tars Be 1 B hite
WmioratOic; 1 car Mlllui- Ked at *7__. Oara sfea<lri
_iir.jt. .i car lots .\.>. - Mlxed at 4.>'_* ? 7c, No. I Yello-7,
ais stea.tr. aal.'a tar lot. No. 1 _hlta at o'c.; \o. I
2 Whlte at 3..V;. Barley st.-a.ly; sa.es I cara slx ro--d
Hiateal t Itye ateaily. P.ailroad treudifs ate_.lv, \\ neaa,
i .,. Cora ..-V-: 0*__r_*B0.i . i ..ir. j ie. aar eet. iteoeitxa
-l.i.in. Obbtaa WhcaL 14.oimi baah; Cora. ll.ooo ousa.
o.ii. . isii. -tueeaenlB Ploar. 4o> bbt_ wu?at,
on-',. . orn. U.40i bu_i, u_n. gJMB buju., Ilar
ley. ut.. I- .
/;,,.t01 gsa i I -.?Flour .puot anl ineiuagah
B'eai.i-i -ui. (i <>-48 0a Cauun -.l-fri *..'?*
$.t.iOi P.i'ii:; -,.i- ii- - *'?>'_*?"> 75 Patsnt V\ mter.
.., ?,?., |.i . >,-i v .1 ; '.?? n.l un. h-iligeil Meamer
t?loa ? ????? . -.1. a.ne; Ulkol . i4??Ci So ir* le, '.<* l lo.
Oauarni aml .mvt. Na i * ui ?. t >J vfvu **? - White,
,. ehorUB-d -iiili'u. i_l" bot iteaaf. Itecnpta,
Ploar, .40,1 BOU laooo bbcBs. Cora .ii.kjo imah.. uaia,
lii.uoo eeaa.i aaeri* fJMW ...i? l
BaLnaoaa. Peb. l_,-4^ettee ee_Mi ... ir lla Haaa
l.rui lloward sire-i au I V s:..r j -< i . -'.Jidti
hitr.i t'i .'..;r:l.' . do. t-Ulby, *!'???. I t) Mllla
so.,,1 ?:?.- . I >. i.xtri. ai J5 i.i ,"-. li - ? . ' \
t4 i?._s}475; u-i.t . Kaally, 48 al l ?. Ba . <r9
Patent, -573. Wfae.t Mnataora ate_li a't ? ??:
_oUlh.ru H.d. '.'?><-' ...M .!;?. An l ? .. I 1 .
I.-,'?'? Keoruary. ?8*,-+.ic.; Marcb - ..?'?- May.
. , ii->..'Ku..r:i iteady; Weetara nnlli .loutb-in
wi.it.- "'Ti .' ??'?? Ho. .ellow, '?-'.' .. w..?:.rn jiiied
.-!?..i ' 41.'it'ic. -nbraarr. *? .' i-'?*?: atarah, 4,4j
,,.7u..- m ., I-, :- v,. oata tti.ihi iiuet; -outii
em a ? .- '- sv'e.i. ru WIiii". .iT.*.;<?.? mi ur_ed,3l
lVun?v'*B_i_, 3ie-7a ??'?? Beai'.y u r.;e?-a l'ro
visi. il iieiiii. i.'v st.-uiv HeaaFora. BI3 5H i:"-i... -flour.
" ii-.' nii.s.. >v'ii-.ii. il.. -o__.i i'.tu. l-.ii.ai lei.ti.i oata,
k!nii>usu. .->i.:,i i.ivu.s-v.'Ii.m'. 1.000 ltu.u.1 Cora __,0O8
bn.tu:Oata.500 euau. aaJae?afheal, 47,.u.i BaaBai lora.
7o.i 00 uiuu
OCtOI.SATl I'h 13 -Uu-"il. ? "ia".v. ?t.!i:?4-00,
Ka'nT *l -' .'KIJ '? I*. iv.s. ii*. i'n'4 ir.ii 4'41 J ,'.>>. ?H oi\
__>_ arr-ua m a7 10. BaHuaeati guiab abaaUara;
i", j.. -,,,'i-i'u. -.-(?. .li IM ? ? ?i > ' '? -?;?/'_
'iiort-i.h. -7 ???. -t'urt llear, ll ... wbi?ay st.wdy at
4.. l 3o_aateioy; L'onimon and Lt.ht i.i >nt> .5; I'aog.
ir'a . nl liut bera, B475aa?B-i WBBBBU M49 _-_i .aie.
uifiii' HOg h a.i.
UMICAOO I'.'.b. I'.'?Flour quiet ua 1 niic'"it'',"lf>i>l?>
Wu.tei Wlieat, BJ50_*?-5' ?anni Wueat ??! o ?? ?
M, ,.,,, BaBara, ?2.i*8l 74 Pate-iM ? 0'?*?25|
LowUrailea ? -??'? I8S01. Itya Floar. *l????*_? 35ta Banatg
Wbeatqul-taad atead/s aalearanaod F-bra_rir, 7, hailV
ri..a...? ' at n ??..??. bfafeb. '?_>*'?_fy eM&**fJ??*
May, 8.1'jus.iV-. cl.ta.ng at ,-._?',.i-. .y.. So. J t h ca,a.
\ i ? ;.Vt - ..? Na - It-d, 7ov-_ lorneui.i .ut sieadn
Bak'-araaaedil'aah.-8>j i-c.i Feoruarr. ?', ?:!.;'..?. elosiDt
ii i ?- Mareb. _.ls___B?__. Mo__e al ' Wm aay 4 4
io sa-., ctosiua at io ,t.. tm. dull: awmaa ,'v"r;'l".r*;
??-J 7 _ iiuaiu- at -M'. Mareb -,<*??'?? ???.: .May aj\*
n,,- ? .:,_.; o Forb activei aileer_a_a_i .ua itfJ-;*
li i i aai.rii.rv *1."'.'?'. rl i 10, eioaui/al *l ?? . ???t-i-ll'S
1 l-reh 81 U u'.;JVl"lo7Hi. CIOBlM B1818 10| MbW. glB l*-4
'JH3:i-1rl.a...4gat*ia:?o*8l;?SI LJ I-oittall. IBlBBJsaBfjd
iaai_ a-ii/iaarou: rebmanr, a.o7?a?a7-0. .i.,smg al
-rr-i.l Mareb *l o.fz r. o7-_ Muv. 8. ?.'";?. _3?|
5_fc_wat---ho_iJ?ra fl -",.ti :>-.. Short Bla BMI
iiosiiori f.e.ir. 8B05_glia?. _e_M**a_-le ir. BMB
iibls. wa ir, 0,000 bu-h: '.'orn ..tjoo -ajBh.: oata
.iai msii, itv. 1.000 uaal-i Karley. l.-iOO. ?ship.u.'uu
-Klour. S.i'mJO O'jis.i Wheiu ll.laW blu._; Oi.-.i ?; iaj?
biuh.. oau. J.ojd aaa__ Bga Ljg-_-_--u Baetajt MM
bush. ? _ __
BBiaarr. Nh W_-_*_gf? ''":l? ?&' ^S** 9ft. SI^
...iii.i.rv H7? atarcb.?Wat Aprll. *?''?* < May. U w ?*
il m e ?..la-Nt. 2. 42'.!-. Uats-i.l.-hl llnai. SgBj
fciT- \vuit\ ;W: lal Ba Biiign Whg 7.-.Z
l.u-.u
___ar__aaa foi?.12 -Fi.nr .luiia-id aaehaana. wbea
0. i.'.r N.. 2 Mtlwa.iicea Caab. 77c. re^.ru-ry. Trty.l
v_i. . 7V V; Aprll. 7-tV. May. >3e. 'ornsteaiy; No. .1,
x'.e oais iiull. No. -' Wn.te. --1*:. Kyo quut. Na l. HiJ*e.
__rtar-*-Ia J apruu. .'.-'.c; Na a -itiuk ixtra. S.c:
Pr'.viaioiu ei-iioij M-M I'ork. *l.'HJ. C*.a _utt l>liiu?Ti
ei__- tiatch. __i--Prun~ -t-aaa ao ua ia?b auu rab.
ru_ry'*7o;|, Maah BweM heBlad BBBH Ur.u aB_M
a7>_9 _hj_a 84 SOg-oa ltac?iut?-tio.ir. li.. bbi_i
Wheat. l-il hat_Li Bar:-y. 1.000. su.o.u?uu-Hoar,
b,5oo bbls.. Wbeat. i.oo ? b*___l Barloy. 1.00 ?.
rBiliaairn Feb l2.-F!ourdullaa.l weakto boII. bal
?UDuliea ol .baliabie lra.'.e lu ,...!-. W? r. ?.o.-ia.e aint hol.leil
woiild not maae coace -a'.ou,. Wes^.m anl vyn.ylvauia Su
Dl'l VJ'.e.atJ .'?'.. .1... i.Xll'l. T.;..'.?.i \ "*""*_'T!Ta11i
__U.li. 83 aiaas7ji PeaaariTaaU Bellar Pieaaaa B4*BB
*4.i5'i)f.a.vareKa:uily. ai.K.'i*. ,.?: WmUT a ne.t I'twa.
J*oo-t*5-o. wb-ai ruhsi weaB; (geaa rtera ?apabaiB
T.rv liille tUapotltion to o;.?rate; cxp.'rt .leuiaud tanie,
> ,. ;i lt.Vl tae-aon eievaior .?s.-c- No. '-' QeUwara BeB aa.
?ji._-i.\o. 1 l'e.ylvan.a It.tl. O'-V: Na i^STSR
BsoiW^c . Marcb. iia ._-?>?-.? ApnC im?a* V ? ??,? ^
eU-Sc. lorn l'he markei ruusi ai.-a;i> uad.r ?.oJaraia
oBrrliiga but tbe tleinaa.l wa. luat balh froia'?%,!?
thipp.is. N.?. ;i Mii.si iu graui <lep;.t.4 7''* ^_i_er Na"
M,-il autl \ ellow, tra.k and a.alu .tepot. ?; V.*ST_.r_ary.
^ ?llow.track. 500.; in Ki-ln deooj. ?Io i We . ?? ? M ,r ?T
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