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LA130R IN STATE PRISONS.
FAVORING THE ? P1ECE PRICE ? SY8TEM.
THK I.EMOCRAT8 IX THK AHSKMBI.Y TRT TO T)ELAT
aCTtOM o\ Tttv BaXt*
(FBO* THK RKOUI.AR correbfokdext or THE TRim-KE.]
Albaxv, March 18.?Aftoi a scssion of elcvt-n
wecka tbe Lcgislature haa done somethlug ut laat toward
provldlng work for tbe State Prlson convlct*. Ooc tbou
oand of theae men are now tftle, and tbe Pup.rtutei.deut
' of Priaous baa been uuablo to put thera to work, owiug
to laek of money and autbority to have them eiuployed.
Het.llmlled ta the publlo aooount systein or to BOBM
inod.ticattou of it. The moditlcatlon moat favonMl ls the
* plece priee " ayatem, which baa proved a succeaa at the
Einilra Reformatory.
I To-day a hi'l authorizlng tbe adoptlon of the riece
prlce " aystem waa rei>orted tavorably by the AaaaaaMy
Om.mlttee. t>n Pitaana. Hlnce the aeasion hagaa thls
ooramittee, under the leadei shlp of Mr. Palmex. of t'lm
ton. has haaa nolng it? utm.-st to lramo aaaae btU whlah
would bo aatlefaotory to all tbe membera of the Akbciii
biy. it waa found lamjaaaBila haataaw, to aaf. .Mr.
Hoolcy.of Troy. wbo last year led Ihe Ubet Keronnora
ln tbe AaaaaaMy. to aoeopt the-paaaa artae "ayeteaa.
He lutroduc.daT.illof his own llmitmg tbe BBBBW l Bf
convicts to be cmploycd at any slnglo trsdc lu tlie
priaous. A majoritj of tlie meu.lHUs of the comin.ttce
bad a aaatflolOB th d Mr. Haolay d1d not deslre any jagU
latiou ataii aa the aaeeelaa uaVi rear. n waa pereetred
alao tbat tha l'cmocrntie iucii.Im rs on the comnitttee
were aaawjeethag Mr. Hooley lu all his atteini ts lo peel
pone actlon on any blll.
Mr. U.e.lcy iv.-i ted the aecoptance of tbe favoral 1" r?
port, and mow.d tbat H sbould De rc:Vired l.ack to tho
to-aaahttaa for another Boarlag. The naotton tod teade
tmte of thr.e boura ln which ti.e BepubKcaulargaedItbal
lnim.db.te actlon WM neces-ary and that itril.c
pononaeut of the oonaidenatton of aouio blR on tbe aubjeci
W....I.1 lead to tl.e defc.it of any s.M'l.lejr.slatloiL Noarly
all ot tbe iK-n.ocrats aupported Mr. Hooley Mr. 1 al ...
aaid tbat tba patiencc of iho suito Prison OomndHee bad
bceu exl.au>Ct by Mr. Hooley's clllatory motioii. Ue
rahrted tbe hlatoryof the aevaral bUla befon-thr-?.,,.
Blttea and told about the oarofal aitention thoy had re
Ct>lTl'loo:ev tbreatcned the Republleans with p:u,i>h
ment by tbe worklngmen lf they dld not aeoept hfa blll.
Mr O'Noll aaldtbai the Aaaomblymen wonldbejralltj
of arrant f.div if they aamnttted t?. htr. Hoolor*a de
mand. Theliepii.iicau ma)onty moat do aometWng to
aolvethc priaon problem. Ibo UgtaUtora had aald tuat
t!?.Dtraot ayatem waaa fmlnre. There only remalued
to cboose from the ? pubile aecount " aystem or the
- piecc prlea " ij item. AU that tha BapahBaaaa bad to
do was to -eicct one of tbess ?usteina.
Mr Oltvar. <>f tb, Demacrata, thought that tbe Repnn
lloans did r.?> mtei.dto.loaiiytlun^. He.ther.-foie ." el
vitb Mr. liooiey to delaj aettoa by BeBdlBg thh blll baeh
*m??EEl}2i that he had roted in tha It.terest of tl.e
worklngmen of hia dUtrlet Invarlably on tbe prteon laooi
aoeaUon. The worklngmen doalred tbe apeedy eettie
i oftho problem. It would oot be lnjurloua toUiem
to bave Mr. l'alni.-.'s " pl.ee priee " blll cxaiuiucd m the
Coaradttoeof the o/bola. it eeefld haaaaaaaiadtnany
waar tbat Ue worklogTaea doalred.
Mr. Booley'a motion to rafortbe blllhaok to tlw StaU
Trison Oommuteewaa dofeated bj ' a vote of ,t> to .t..
Tl.e rotetathe madorltj waaeoaapeeealef 11 paaaaaaaaa
aud ti.'> Bouublleana. u ,?,,..
Mr O'Xeil Introdncedablll to-day provldlng for tbe
en.i.loyii.ent of TBgranU at hard labor m the paa>
UAlb!irny Mr. (ieretv prcvid.s that tl.e ii.i.nauers ot
ai.ar. hia exhlbltloos, ?k?tlng rlnka and bai ehall matche -
aiiall tJ.Ne out a tic nse the samo aa plaoca of aii.Ubo
BfBBl Tho fee is ijOOO.
THK BPRING IXECT10N' BILL DISC(TSSED.
rrs co.nsii>kuati.>n PooiroamD?bbtobt ok tiik
GA8 COMMITfF.r.
(apjoBj a i:k-.i i \;: i amaarvanaxi <>k tn wnwnra,]
Ai.haxt, Miuch ih.- Mr. BobVa Bpring Klcc
tlon blll. which was made a apeclal onler in the Senate
to-day. was peetpeaed araat a hrlel ajaaaaalaa anttl
Tutaday mxt. on account of the illness of Baaaaai GBhba,
tbe only Republicnn Senator fiom Xew-York. Iu reply
to au lmiuiry, Mr. Robb aaid that the bill waa favored. as
be BBdmilir". by all parties m N-w-York. V.hei. aakod
lf the uiiiliaial af aprtag alaaUaaa had not been
already tried in Xew-York. bo said that he belicved lt
waa tried about tlfteon yeata Bga. He dM BOl kaOW why
lt was abandoiied, but pubile opinion appearod to ha Ut
favor of tryii.g it agalu, the theory hafag that If mmiici
palelecUous wero dl-coanected with State and Natiuaal
oleotloiis tradea and bargains hatweea BoMtloal CaettoM
would be avoided and the i?-ople would sccure u bctlir
olasa of mcu to tlll the eity ofHccs.
Tbe following bills were aaeeed: Mr. Daly's bili.No.
87, "toenlarK'e the BOWaiaof the Uoard of Street dpci.
lngaand Iiuiu.iv. ment lu th- City of New-Yotk," with
an ameiidment providlng tbat H ahall not iu any way
affect the bill of laat year creatlnr, new paifea ht Ihe
Tweuty-ttdrd and Twonty-fourtU warda; Mr. Blemaa/a
blll incorporatlna tbe "Natlonal Board ot lusuranco
UnderwrUera"; alao bla bill lncorporatlng the '? Rourd
Of Un.lerwrlters of Nt-w-York ': Mr. Jacobs's bill to bf
Oon>orate the Firo Departinent of Xew-Lota.
Mr. Campbcll introduced a bill foibidding tho employ
ment of any per-.m on the new aqueduct who baa BOt
uVu, a rcMdent of tl.e State for the thrcc year, picce.l.i.g
LMr;,i'lm.kettl'introlue.cd a blll to make ui.lfnrm th
aalai-lea of doorkeeiiera and wr^eants of tbe K
SrtVu. ..t The bill Incroaaea ihe aalarlaa of alght aer
*g&T&E}i%K!?l* prcaerued iu favor of the
^n^ance Huperiutendeiit hTeCall aenl in B reply to
Beiator (Miicu-a reaolutlon aahlng wbyUfo In.uranea
eonii?iii?a havo boaorekaaad from the obMgatlon u>
S"ti ahnnal raporta. Mr. hteOaU aaya lhai nelthar
bylaw nor by any ru.o of hiaoopartment bwrj theaa
companle-cvcrheenrciuned to u.ako seml-i.i.uu.il le
DortH Healaoaayathal InfonnaUoa with regard tohla
offlc" ia iilways op'.n to BenatOtB witbout the. formaiity of
?^e'^dcoZumee of tbe Senate which c.udui f,l
U.CK..S nvotiKation i.iX.w-Y.ik expectto be able l?
Mortthelaatof thlsweea ot tha beginnlng ol next.
Be rooort wlll probably he aeoompanled by a blll which
1. now l.clngprepared with the uld and couu-el of he
Oa*t'...>..ii..'v\?1'lit.oi, of Bew-Yorh. .Algdtog
reat.ucf tl.e blil wlll bean imaiediate and dended re
duetlou lu tbe pnee of gas. to i.e foUowed by anoh ro
latlonof th- prloelntbe future as a commlsslon slail
EadS to be proper aud last ... vl.w of tbe ebanfea tbat
may take plaee from tlme to tlme Ib tba ooat of uianufw -
ture. P. ovision wlll also l>e made, so far as praeUcable.
for tbe pioteation ot gaa conaumcrs agalnat dlaboneal -r
drfetuveu.ctcrs.orotherdevlcea by which aonaunera
are made to pay for Kae tbat tbey n.-v.-r BBB, lt i
BBBBOrod tbat tbe'consolidated gas couipaiiies are BOW
tnakmg their aiTBBgl nients to dofOBl the bill Utl
will larc|?)rtod by the apeclal comuilttee as they haTO
defeatedall i.rcvloua bllla. The lobl.yists aro autiol
patiug a rich barvcat from the gas couipauies.
-?
ELECTED RLGENTS OF THK UMViKSITY.
HAMILIDX HAItKIS AM> UAXIKL BKACH l<> MU
TIIK VA'ANU'S IB 1I1K BOABD.
[FROM THE KUiH.AU CoKKKSl'O.M.I.ST (.?' THK TKIUIM.]
Ai.iiANV, March 18.?The Leffaala tm: to-day
elected two Ke(.ublicaua. ex-8enator Uamllton llarn-. of
Albany. aud Dftulel Beaob, of Wutkina, aa KegenU >f tbe
Unlveralty, ln plaee of J. CaraOB Brevoort, who re
ceiitly rcslgned, aud LorOBW Hurrows, who dl'-d. Tbe
Doaaoerattc membora of the l^-gialature vot.nl for Bob
ert B. Mlntura aud Havld F. l>ay.
-?-,
HEARINGS BEP0B1 00M1OTTEE&
aVtVBaJrr, March 18.?The Aaseinbly Cotumit
tocouCltlesgaveahearlngou Mr. Baraauafa bill provid?
lng the ?500 Ux levled on each of the tbeatres iu Xew
York City anuually, aud pald to the Bocicty for the
Rafonuation of Juvenile l>elinquonta, ehall ln fuuire l.e
pald iuto tbe treasury of tbe clty, to be aafUedaa tho
Board of Esilmate aud ApporHoiiment soe Ut. A. J.
Dlttenhoefei addrcaacd tho commltu o ln favor of auth
auamendmout to tbe luw. Ha aaid that Ihe law as lt
now stauda fctlgmatUoa thcatres aa uurscrlea of crlme,
for on no other tbcory cun a tax on theatrca for
tbe aupport of a crimlnal luatltutlou ba JUBtlUed.
X. Randolph Roidnaon apoke ln aajBaat <>f the aooiaty
and JMBBBBBt the. blll. .
Tbe< oiun.ittee onOeneral I^iwa gavo a hearlng to a
largeii.tmlmrof lioraons luteroatod ln the bill ii.troiuced
bv Mr lt.K-sch, n-latlve-to cnoj^ratlve and benenciary
Saoolatlona it provides that bo beneaehtry aaaaata
tion sii.,11 uaeanypartof lt* aaaessineiits foi anv pur
lK,so not aflirumtlvely s.-t fortb ln the l.y-laws oi (ueh
SSaabttion aud ou the ca-rtiflcato of iu. u.berah p.
m7r.s?1'1i dlsclalnie,l belng blmaeif the aiilhor of tbe
blll and move.1 to aineud lt, so that lt wlll not upply to
frttternal soeletloa. i.eneral French. of Barato^.i, aald
tbat he reiire^enied tblrty co-oiH-ratlve aoclcti.^ und he
/eit it hia outy ln tu.tr behalf to oppooe the. W1L h.-ct on
175 of tbe lawof 1HH3 gave them all the tajrtalaUeo
thev wanted aud amply Btotooaed U.eir haloraata.
Mr Ovodhoart, of How-York, lepreseuting tl.e
American I^giou of Uouor and other
aocletiea, Inalatwl that there waa uo ...
lor tbe bill uud aald that lt was JiiBpired by old
aurai.ee (ouip.ii.les. Tbe coinii.iut* took no actlon and
are about cqi.aliy dlvidad on the blll.
The Meiiale clties Committoe wlll to-nmrrow taport
fBTOrably tha following bllls: Mr. l>al}'a Fiftb-ave.
Pav. ment bill; Mr. Daggatt'a blll to eatabllsh a oubllc
bosi.ilal lu Hruoklyu; Mr. Gibba'a bill abolfsiilng
BlaiiVh'er-hoiiK(,s in Xew-York aouth of Hanem Blras
(for cousidei alioii).
MTANOKfi OF TUH PAKAUA CANAL HOVSI).
Victxir dc Lcaseps, aon of Couut-Fcr.liuand
de Leaaoi?B. arrivod from Colon ou Tueaday, oo hia way
to Franee..He waa occompauled by Tbeodoro M.ntei,
oueof thenketora of the Unireraal Iuterooeana Paa>
ama Caual Oompany, aud by M. Martiu, geueru
tary of tne compauy. Ruiuora havo been in cireulatlou
that the nuaueea ot the eompauy are iu a far from sutla
faotory eonditiou, aud lt was by sonie sapposod tbat tbe
raturii of M. de Leeaepa to Fraucc waa edBeed by tbe hope
that iliailklBI might be effeotod to carry the company
over the prcaeut erlaia. The company la aald to bave
IbsvikI auKksaudboudstotUe aiuouut of $1'J0,(MX),()0(),
on wbich tbe auuual luteroet pald la #4,575,000. Re
porta bave come from Colon that only 6,000 men ara
now worklug upon tba canai, aud tbat Muraccloll M Co.,
wbo are amoug tbe largost coutraotora, atopped work on
ptft.e.h 5 bouauac th?y had uot been pald bg IJUc coutoaur I
for two inontka' work aiready done. M. de EkBBBOJfSI
unablctoseevlaltorayeaU-rday. havu* notJ+?? .
ered from tbo fatlgue of JtoiBJBW.toB B Btattt B?
to a Triuu.se raportor: MLBO ""??{J' TnaniB of our
mvaetf have been qulte. aatlaflo.l with 11; ?"(?8 at the
inaneclion of tae work *hich la ii\J?g~ ?
lathniua. We are on our w?y back to hraueo o
that ia our homo. and we haveI niahi 1 wh tw i?
do at Paaaaaa. We detern.ined to tatayabyyyo* aew
Yorktoaeetheelty.mit we had no tdea Wlat our l r
aaea would glve nao to M u.any romore. '' " .7,,?
of the compauy are ln a aoaBdiBOBdtUon^BBd fWJJJ
alaiinrd. As to the ivporl that M'lruecloil -V <????
atopped w.-rk beoaoaa ti.oy have aoabaoalaaBj,LBjMPg
t,ue. Taey .in soapead work faoao^oraobecjnaew
boii.e dimcuity between JbeaaeelTea and their ? ?
ployee, bnt tbere waa nodimoalty betwi a n i" "'l "
,.,?p...,v. Exaotly how maiiy men BTB MWlJWOr?M
ihcciimlleai.iiotatate. but tbere are ???*???*?!?
Tbe nomber la iwntinuall/ viirying, becauae tbe namta
a>> not work ate.idlly." ^^^^^^^^^
TUROWlf Jm W- yosk sta te.
GLOOM AMONO THE DAIRYBEN.
Port Jkrvis, Marcli 18.?Tbi OfBBkaj County
FbJBm kas koao aoUeettag abBlatlaa natardnig toa paaa
aad ...nditioiuind liiture outlook of tl.e uiilk pr.alueln*
lnduatrv. It will publlab to-morrow a tabtilatcd atate
BMOtof tba roparta waatoad toaai ererBxtf farmoraen
cau'.-.i in th.- miik baatBaaa n orangc.Hiiiivan, neiawaro
BadUBtorOoaattoaof laBStoto, aad Boaeai ta How
/eraay. Tke OTaraBe pcoBt for 188t rapettod bjp Btoaa
prodaoaraoa tba eapttol biToatad i? a ttttB toaa than 5*a
IKTccnt.bultl.c farui.T'-owulai.or bl left ont of eon
?taeratioa. WBkaaooparaaaiaBowedfor bB aervicea
the BBBat of nbt Itoaiir eaUaaotoa that the BTeraaa
B*aBtwo?JdkaTOl.Bradnoadto net Bjora than oae
pereent Optalon aa to tke ratae BftfBaaaa tooB aad
im-cwcis* gralna for eowa rartee, but tba majorlt.v ? tu
tarmers couden n tlulr uae und othcra cx>r. aa a
modlfled approraL I >ne frankly m>.v* Jhey are a, goo i
tblng wken quantlty and not guallty of milk B deerw .
n?. nnmberof farm m oalng ttoae arttoBeaBMmpared
with the wh.de nu.iiberiaaiiiall. Tke OBtBok for W
preeenl U eonaldered dBoouraging. . -N'> <?!" ''>'";,,,','.'
guodayearaalBataniiBaaytblnkil will be <? ?. i. ledij
wone. Varioua auggeetlons looktag lo tke ?""V;
inci.t of thc preeent altnatlon aro m .id.. but tba <...
which flnds moat farorlatkattke prodnatBo or miix
tkotUd be grcatiy redaeed,
XBYDra To BBBAK A BIG AJBBIOHBaThTX,
BTBAOOBBj March IS (Spvchl).- Tlio rrcd
itora oftbe baaktag koaea of Wiikmann 8 Oa. wko
ralled ln Poawnhor for 8500,000, are tryint to braab tho
naat InTeotlgattoa kaa abowa that Aifred aad
.1. 1..iin.in Wilklnaon, who eoiiipoac.l the llrin, had
deedcd ih.ir raal aatato, baalaeiag two eBaaal real
Aaaea ?? la IkaB bratkat feka wllktaaaa, af Olaaga, und
he had L-iv. n a n.oti:a,'e ou tlic UlupBlty to CbaiBB P.
. ..f Xow-York. In an adjourn.d c\ainlnatl.m ln
aiipplcincntary proeecdliu-atoday Mr. Oeabj toBBBed
to bataf im Htton.cy at N?>. 180 Bfaaiway. a aaeet
?agefor8it0,O00 on tba wTHnaaooa1 real eatata baia
waa abowa, made aal to bla by Joka wTTMaaaw, and be
pnaonnaed it to be eerraet ii" relattona with .lolm
Wllkinaon. be aiiid, were tbo-.- <>f uttoriioy au.l olloni,
and on that groand be deeltoedtoaay op wboaeeaa
geatioii tbe mortgape nad been executed or In wboae
P laaoaaiou thc luveatment had been siuoe Ita executmn
iiud.hiivcivtohi.il. Tho mortgage waa made aao ae
livercdin !.:a la? olliee on Noveiuber 84. Jodge >oitn
ui. declded in tbe eaee where John BllkbMon w-t?
mortgaiter and Br. Croeby moi gaaae tbat It ooaM nm
be couxtrned, etther ln la* orejqulty, that Br. Craabj
Unf aa attomay ferJoha Bl blaaoa.
?
- in ,:.n i - rii.iniM. \siiii BAT8 AJCD CLUBB,
s. tti ? r< i tDT, M.nvli 1?'? l^poobtfl. -Tho oaor
eury waa foui flagiaee batow aara at aiklBbjki toet nhjbt.
Th. l.ilt.rio'.d, how. \.r, .11 d not piev.ut thc li- ?
of Daloafrearolkrainf tke aU eaatoai afotaajatlng
uh.'ci.ra. DtaaaadtotoBBwMterowae, aklta eowBaad
naaaka, tke atoaa <>f '88 m..r. kad tkroagk tka itiaat ta a
i.oihiw aquara, aaaatttaB a aaBta ta abtob tof Bm alBObra.
Thc fraakaaaa ?- aa i>"ite.i BaaMtatffeiDy wttk bbb* i>j Bm
lopbomorea TkeBlaeOate toadtog tato Bto aaaapoa
had beea Btontly barrloaded with wagoaa, aBfaba B?d
aeveraloordaof wood, luit uu entranca waa enected
through a small appar gate wktoh waa not eeeurelj
blocki .1. At the fnneral pyre ? Urely Bgkl bapk pu?re in
which tho lonlori lolned. Ba* bail bata and eluba were
viaorous y uaed. Bereral atndenU wera a. v.iciv mjnn-ii
and several arreaU hare beea made. Warrania bave
nlHo been laaned axalnat polloe oflleera for aaaault "i"t
on- offtoer wlU i?- tn.-d i.cfi.ro tha r> i ? ?? rBaaaBBatoaawi
vltklaafewaaya.
ai:i:i>ti:i> r<?i; i <.i:r.i:i:Y.
BlXOBABTOB, March l^ {Sprciah.? JBBM -
LawB Mced. for aaaao yeara a laaMaad af tfcB atty, was
takeu into (iiatody to-.Iay BB cunplanit af Ba?
Oay, afaraaar, wiio panBkaaai B Beeda not.. f..r 8400,
which la aald to have bOafl BtBOd by the negotlaior. Tba
u.hii. fWiaiBtkBl of Micliac! Mellrldo, a fami'T w BO
ll\. a.aat of theclly. (Juy liv. I toOBWaaafO, ui.d pui
Bkaaofl thc ajoto ta *ood raita. Vooi wa? breagfct bafore
H. corder Downa. und tho lattcr. aficr n baarlac, A\<-\
ii? bail ol w,. i ai .fi.caio. It la riimored th?t v.c.^1 h?a
bi varioua peraona. llo la ? b.oili.r m -i?w of Joi n and
Edward ETana, axteaatre ooBtraetora, and n ? ir. i
promlnontly m th.- c.i.iiacta Blrea out wa tbe AJbaa)
aad M.^.iuehai.na RaUroad at tbe Baaa of IU oon
atructloii.
8] BTEVCBO POB BOBBKBY.
OLBJtl FaLUB, Manli l8.-ln Tlio (iiriiit
Ooafl at (aldwcll to-dny Hu.k DafB, thlrtj tl.i.c
?M, plca.ied gullty to a rhargc of latkOff ln
iiictir?t tiiiei.ani waa aaataajaad by Jadga Hab la
BBrteaa yoata aud six ajawtka ta Daaaaaaora Btata
Prtaea. Oa BoTaaakaff w. 1884, DavB aai aaatkai
uian eaterei tho houao af wiuiam Baraa B CBMBtortwara,
\s.ii b Ooaaty, beaad kba nn.i oairlsd uway.fi."'"" ln
raluablea and moner. ??limk" and "W i>a\i-,
brotbera, und ?? luiiv " Berrtch wera arreated oa ane
picion at BochesUroo Deeember 28. I" a atatlon bouee
hjtbatcity Herrlck abot blnaall m the bead and dled
in a ;. w uomenta. Tke DarB brotkera werebrooghi to
tka Wai r.n Connty Jall at Caldwell. - Joe" Uavis will
l.ctn.diii Muy.
ICX ON LAKB o.vtakio.
Ltobb, Biavefa l* [Spmat).?PeoplB Urlni
BtoaB tka eaora of Lako (totatto ta Bayaa and Oawofo
Couiiti-a Btata that this haa been Ihc aevcroat wlut.r
known th; ro ainec lH.'.l. A anrvey of the Icc ll.ld on tka
takeat8odasPetatiatkBoaaaty made tooay aiiowc.i
that lteovera tho BJaMBBOt arca of watcr ever known
th.tc Thcrc la almo-t fcolld l.-c for two inll.a Ollt fl.un
akore. Bodua Bay i* aiuwat eompletely oorered with ic
of an BTerage tbicxneaa of two aad a batf fa< t. au en
trance lo tbe barbor are fro/on tnat and oorered by bngj
drtfUOfanOW. iler.- aud there ure great pllca of RoUd
lce aud aaow ubout the bay.
john BTBBB AND THB VBBBWBBZ.
Blli vi.o, Marcli 1H (Spwial).? Tlio Di-nio
crata of thla clty woro oxcitad thia afternoon upou tho
piiiiiication of ? aiapalak from Baaktaftoa bbbBbb lhat
tho rroald<;!t had dctennlnad to appolllt Colonel John
Brraeof tkBetty to ? lmpartoat paalUoa ta tho Ba
tlonal Booret Serrioa, OolonelByrne ia a BepabUcan
and baa nererbeenfrtendly to thc Prealdeat'a uspira
tioua. Thc Denio.rila lurc rcfuao to bc!|.-vo that thc
Preaideut w juld appoint him to any poaitiou.
-?
A M.w IXMJt Of BUDBOB BTBAJIKB8.
Poi'diKiir-ii, Marcli 18 (Hpccutl).?C:ip
tain a. p. ii.a k, af iho Baptd IraaaB StoaiaabaB Oaaa
pany, haa mado ariaimciucnta M ruu the BOSBJI i
Chryatonah fioui.V.w Voik to Nowburg the aaffBB|
aeaaon, tho Joxephine from New-York to Po ik)i kc? jiaic,
aud the Ixing liranch from Now-York to Uodaon. The
Joaepblne Is to !><? ruu iu iho tatereat of fruli groweri ln
tbe rmlt aeaaon, aad B to bo comuiaudcd by Uapuin
i-.iijoi v Daj... _
FIUINC AT A L0O0BOTTTB BBOOrBBft
Schknixtady, March IM (Sptci(tl).-A rillo
ahot waa lirc<l at Knu'lne. r BU T. rry BB Mon.lay liiorn
tag while bla train WM paasing Morria atatiou on the
Central road tire mlica caat of thia clty. Tho bail paaaod
tlirouirh thc cah of theoniflne bar.ly mlaaing Its mark.
Beveral yeara ago tke iraek waa lorn npat tkBptaec and
an oil tiink wrc.kc.l und ael uu Ilrc Dncnian WSt Bll
life. Wnee that Ume tke eompaay haa kapt two meu
conatantly wateklng at thia polut.
lTMiING A 111 MAN HKAIl.
Bll iiuki.u BrtaBOBj Maidi l^.-liit.-n-st in
tlic ln ?uae inurder caae waa icuwi hcro to-dai bj thc
diacovery of a huuian bead ln Ihc fuina.e of u inaple
aiigarhut iu tho WOOM of i'almcr Wood, ln Warroti.
Tke bead sarapaaad tokatkat B wlUtoaaOniaa. wko
wa- murdered ln Ueoembat by bB wiie, Raxaaaa Droae,
. bj tni daugliter Mary and uepbew, 1'ru.k
Qatee, who aro all uow lu ilcrkinicrjall awaiting tiial.
MK. QAJUri FIKHT CBXBUI APl'(iINTMi;.NT.
Tkoy, March 18 (.S'^rici/j.-S.cictaiy Carr
yeaterday inadc bB BfB appoiutiiunt of cinaiia cnuincr
atoi, ehooalug Foarlb- Uauniiman, a youiig wnmau af
Brunawlck, Renaaelaer Couuty. Bhe will eolleot tho
statlatlca for the aecond i lectlon dlatlict of that towu.
?
FOUND FP.OZKN To DBATB IN UV.H BBfX
Gi.ovki(syii.i.i:, Marcli 18(Spn-ial).-Mrs. Ann
llitclu ... k, a Wldow, who Ihcd all ulolie, wua foiind
ftOSBB to Baath II to* bai thla morulng. Tho thenuom
eter iegiatei-Ml I'O" beluw zero._
WU1TE JiniCIl LAXD AND JM0ADWA7 L0T8.
Thc COBBlllBttflB OBb ut ita incetiiiK laat
evilatof coutluued ita ciiacua-lon upon the posslble
amelioratlou of tho conditlon of the laborlng elaaaea
througb the appiieatiou of li( nry (icoiKe'a thcorlca. Mr.
Ueorge waa expected to be pn-teiit und to partl. lpate lu
the debato. He waa, however, unuvoldably dctalued and
Ixiula F. Poat took bla plaee and exi>oiiiided bla vicwa.
Aftor Mr. l"c?t had tlniab.d hia r>maika ho gave an op
portuuity to thoae ao dlapoaed to j.utany rjueatlona nj.ou
the propofcitUms wkieh ke had advanced. Mauy ciuca
tioiia were aaked and nuawerod One inan roao and au
nounced himaalf aa " a Down-Faat Yankre," wko ownrd
aome whlte bireh luud In Coniiecti.ut. Thla laud didn t
yleld hliu auy proflt and be waiitcd to know bow atauy
lota on broadway bo would raeelre in exchaagc for It la
the rodlalitbuilou of lano. (?lhcr (jueatlona vvoreenually
?tartllng and it roqulrod all Mr. Poafa aOroltiioM to
Aoi'i- bla nutaUouti'o to lha bOUiU
; CKITICISINQ GOV. A13BKTT.
PASSIXG BILL8 OVER niS VETOE8.
THE OOVF.RXOU'a PARTISAN MKTIIODB 8KTKRKLT
ri.NDFMNVD.
[rROM THK llKGCI-AR COKRE.arOXDaKT OF THE TnIBl*K.]
TaTfBfOV. Mar.li 18.?Thi Govein.ii's atti
tude on tl.e noi.-p..rtlsan bllla recelved considerablo at
tetitlon In both hoiisea to-duy and the Asaembly paaaed
over the Oovernor'a v.to ao fewer than four of the
bills tho Oovernor returned yesterday with his aa>
laottOaa The ilillllg vrilh which evcy Republici.n
re.orded hia opinlon tbat Mr. Abbott bad vlolated tbe
tmata hwpoaad m bim was atriktag rfllianef the
Itrongth of the Repnbliean opinlon, whlle ln all the
1>, u.ocratic argunient BBWoH waa said In def. nce of tbe
spoilssyatemwbichhedcch.r.dtobe his potfey lu BO
aeptlag tha aaaalaallah IBa aubjeet cameupinti.e
H.Mte a? the eonatdcrstloti af n b.ll pluclng ln thcjolnl
?llir | IhllllllllB rf PtatelTlson Hup.rviaor. Tka
I IllBlBIII la now practicHllv ln the ban.N of the OOT
emor. Senator Cans'iiter (l.ein.) attacked the incaa
ure and provoked a reply troaa Sentaor (irlgKVwho aald:
lo 1*7.1 i.wiih ataata bi.w la the Senate, ta.Totad ptaee
the aelectlon ot thi- olbcial in tbe baudaof lha Oovernor
L d'a boar Tl.e Leglalatnre waa itejaubllcan and the
MU was ono of aeoroa that bave ,,.,-.-.?, .> !?'? ??''?"
LegUlatoree Teettag ta the rto ra roor powo ra
Of Hppo.ntmen. I?ti. the l.e^l-laturo and tM
ueonle trualed Ihe exoeuUvea <>f the atate aodtboii
ue^oUontotolntefaata ofalL Joel Parker. Rnndolpb
and Bedle lustllled that trust and they were knOWfl t<? M
wlaeandgood. witn tha adaiialatratJoB af Bojreenor
Ai.i.e.1. th.* haa been ohaagea. AttheyaryB ... tha ?' ?
claredtbal - lha. who do Ihe work for me i ..thia
eamitabrn shall be rewarded," and thoo.ands of Keiio
er ,1 No.'-d tor hlm with a aaoae ..f Bhaae, thtaktag Ifal
be wonld not be aa bad aa he eeeaaadL Bow ha haa th*
fllled his partJaan proaalaea tbe poblle know and aa a
Uemoeratle Aaaemblyman baa aald " ha haa k.-pt BJi
word " Hebaanol merely Blledboarda wtth Deaaocra ?
bul with Abbett DBI.?ruts.nndln the board. of ? BtCh
heis a nenber haa earrled hia partleaaanUn la H*
couutlea a..d dlctated appolntmenta, nol to pleaee
|.ea,ocrats, but to ndvance his f.ersonal an.olll.
Tii.- apactacle that OoTeraor Aboett has preseBtod lo ?a
Htatolaone to abame the wbole people. and ta paeetBg
ti.bUla we aay to the preeoBl Ex. eutlye i - Voo heva
abuaed tbe power totraeted le yoo br tho Btato and II
shallnolongerbe tatmatad t? ><>'. 1 do not M*?
jolnl meetlng as the boal method of .?elertlngboarda. bot
Idoknow tbat it lebettarthan leartagtbe power totba
handa of ono w.laa abaacd li. i-maiiy. wan t ...
Uemocrata to remeniber Jual onefaet whteh tbe irjour
nals bave ne-lccted ....... ntlon, that ta erary MU prortd
Ing for tho otooUon ol th. rarloua boarda, .-.p.ai pam
repreaentanoa i? goaraatoed.
The Bap iiiapf bUl awa ?>rd ered ta a ti.ird raaanag.
In Ihe A MBBlMy the greati r part of Ihe day was occu
pliifl ta dlaoaaataf tha frai reteea That prorldlag bm
th.- akotloa af Ihe hforrla Plahaa aaaaaaafa was dabatad
at lenirth. speaker Aru.stro.ig, Mr. Murptiy and Mr.
Kaaabey BdTeeattog tha aaaasaro aud afoaaea, Bsaaaa
andfhapinali opposing II. lt was paeBOd by apul.
rota,aawera lha biiis prerktlag for kha alaaUoa hy
lidalmiallagafthi Waraaal Biheoi rtaateea aad thal
ahallahlBg tha edaee or Plreotoc at Large af Hadiaa
Conaty aad Umltiag tha aaaa.Betal'a power.
ihe Aaaea Ny paaaad tha bill aaahlBg Ihe legal rate af
inrercst:. perc.iit, axeopl wheTO eeatraeta for Bpei
,-. ;,i .,,.laaade, IhehtUbiaal obJeetioaaMe Intteprea
cnt ihapa, Bttaoagh H hjaeaaawhad doantfnl whethor
the Senate wlll approaalt Tha Boaaa rata a,aa?8ia
n Tha Baaae alao paaaed UM htB regalatlBg tha eel
i.-rtiou af aaeeaaaaaato Inatlaalaiaat ? rarhallaaeopj
of the act now iu BM Ifl BrOoklj I anl it til *araily ad
voeated i>> Mr.Corbu.of tn.oii. who ahanaterlxed It
.,? on- of lha.t in.poiti.nt ??BBBiei >. I' BBalnV rod.
ihere wara ae dlaeentiaa rotea
ln theSeii.ite. Mr. W '!. Vli'.el?'!?? ? l rOOB t0 B
ti..n of prtrllaga and donled ? atatoaaant hy Beaatat Plah
thal he had rOBOetod upo.i hlBJ (Mr Plah) and upoii hl.-h
oartalaaftaafloaatalBdlsraaa ngtb. 80b Olrl I aeamp
mani bill. li- bad eaO< d tbe blll a K?b, i?ni b.wl made no
refiectloua Mr. Pbih aaid tbat tbe blll bad been urg. I
by the ..ovcno.r and ...n-r.ls Perrine aud ^t ?
i,cciall\ the last nali.e.l. alci the obarge Ihal 11)0 blll was
alob was a aerJoua nflaetlon on all of th.. and waa i
noal ni | lal impatatlon. n.c luddenl i anaed tonv
of a br. <,e. ......,, ,. ,.
Snate bill Ko. 28, permlttlng the Lehlgh valley Bafl
roasl Company to cloaa up ?"aabln?ton-at., Jcraei
waa paaaed, 8ti lo21, afler l<m< >i- '-elira b) Mr. i
andotberaln oppaaitlou. rna blll waa orderod to Ita
tniid readina y. atorday, and ? .- pual I ahe ..:
:, the i alandar undar lha manaavmrnl ?f lli
road adrocataa. Tbedahate waa dall unill Mr. Parkei
.!.-, lared the maaaura uufaii aud - ihl tbat its Impoi
mUbl i
bebalf; by tbe eouraa of the Bpeakar m loavlna Ine
I,, advocata lt. and bj tbe reman
?;,, rs ,,f moat of Ibe n * ,!
Hiteakei Armatrung proteatad agalnsl t ..? Inali
th.it he thougbt u.e rom-rluol Mr. Parlu i oonvoyed, an l
!h. latt. rthen BXplaiUOd thit lo- bad not mt.i.d.-l 1"
iiup.ite impiopiioty upoi, thoHpeakai aot-lyed
tba \u\> s of all thi ro ith Jeraej mombei
ihoae "f Meaara. Batt, ilarhaan. -
atJCaeas. ^
TUItMXG OUT A PAJTRFUL "1 II' IAL.
amkmulyman ciui'Mia MIWB m riciiim i r.wi>rWT
,,- H '?? ?? I ? ?
rjBBBj ibm aanima ffnaaawr-i- oa ram tagacwa.]
Iki:m"N, Mareli 18.?A Oare majarity ot tha
Htate Board af Bdacarlaa ahayed Ooveraot m
or.brs to-.iay and made AiiiBiblyaMia Chapaaaa ta.
Baparlatendonl af PabUa iBatroetlon. Tha reaa
" dlot, and lha no!i.:.,ri ? ho k- ive U?-ir .;
provai to this hlow at tbe aia. ailon.ii Utteiaata af Bew.
,rc theraaara aMe toeeaeeal tn.-ir bJaallty. I*aat
tmlloU wem laken liefore the ten mem!<er? n
eie. t co.lld De llldllced to ol.e)' tl.e exe.ltlV. U-lllli:..
Tha proaaat eaperlataadeBt I t tpgar, haa held tha
poaltiofl for algHteaa year* n- foauad iheeaBeethe
laael baportaal al the Btata, lha i laaatloaal ayataaa aa
foriu.d, tha loanhara asder tha eoBtroJ <>f toaraahlp
oltl. < ra, and the BMMBaM ra.s.d BBBOr Uflg to tlo pn
of lha distri.t wirho.it rogard la lha unaia af
the aaheeta. Tho BewJetaey aahaola bow ara eeae
eaded to ha aqaal aa Bteae af aaj Btaaa tathoDBton.
Bnperlalandaal ApgaPa ertaaa haa booa lhatwhaa ha
?ot< i and wi.en ln- peraonal opluiona were nol. ap.
iv inM.ived he preferred a Bepubliean tick. t to a Damo
rratle. He framed the two aeta oa whloh tha wboi..
ayatom la baaad, thal of eoonty aaponrbnon lastoad of
townablp, aud ralslug tlie srhool tux by lha Ht.itc Inst al
of thedUtrlct.
Afterthe vota, Aaaemblyman armatrong, who nol iu
rreqneatly remlnda tha Houae ?>f hia yontb. ogi red .. rea
oiiitmn in'the Uooaa eongratnlaUBcMr. Chapauui apoa
his appolnlineiit, rthleli wa- adoptod, thoiiKb to th. I Bl
barraasment of aoaae who oonldnotapprorotbaaaleo'
tloll. _._
MAl'Ui: (IKAl-PS IWUKISAGE.
oppiciaij vTHoa naou mat bzpibb boob?
waiiino K..11 nii: 00OB1 oi- aitkai.s.
Tho (jiiistioti wiutticr tli.- t.Tuis ofoertoin
eity otliu rs wlll explre oi, M.iy l Is now hefara lha IOBi l
of Appeals. It has been held by the luriiiiil.eiits lhat
their tcrinsdatc fiom Ihe tiin. WBOB Ihe] lOOh oltie, . II
('oijioriitloii Counael says tbat w here BB oltlclal has held
o\cr hayoad l.is lana af bbbbi :.i- aaeaeaaai aaarolj
BMrraa for lha aaoiplrad hanB aad not for ti.o f..n bm aa,
Thede. Ifllon of thls questloii b] the ( omt of Appe I -
wlll deteiniinr whether sowrai hculs of ilcpar'in?ntH go
anl of ollloo on May 1 or hol.l over for BBjothei yaai
or more. The dircct qiiestioti for the court of
laat resort la wbelber Ma)..r Kdson had the
rlcbt to lioinlniite ni.d the llou'd of AldiTUien to eon
tlnn Mcmsis. I'rcnch aud McClave as I'ollen t'ouitiilsnloii
ers, taaaoeaad Meaara. ITraaehaad Maaea, if thaOaa
BsrathBi OeaaeeTe eafnlen la aorreot?tae laaaaeefetnoa
of I'n -id" nt Asten, af tbe Tax l'oiniiil>-ion, l,ie>ident
Vant'ott.of tl.e Kire ( oiiuul u.n, Doeh .'oiiimi^sloiuT
Lalinbeer, I'nrk Coiniuishhiiier Walcs, ('li.niiles
CammuwlonerHeaeaad OoaaBdaatonaref JBran Oaal
f eld \mii e\| ire on Maj l. aad Mayor Oraea eaa appotat
their anceeaaora. There ui no quoatlon aa totaeaxplra
tlon of the terma of Meaara Van Oattaad J t ? i. WHh
the exeepltoii of Mr. ( aiili'i.-l I ali thce oltlcl.J? are He
pablleana, and poaatbly with the eieeptfonof Mr. B'alea,
all are eandldales for raappotBtBMnt Kx- \hb i niau
Hayles ilt.-puldlcani, and Aaa lt Kellogwand ex-1'..lice
Buperlnlaaoant Jamaa .). KebM (Cooaty bemoerata . ara
eandldateafor Cbaritlea 1'ommiaaiowr. Per PtreOaai
mlaaioner tba m.'st promlnent randMala, aaaaa fnnn
Prealdenl VanCott,la Vtaeenl ?'. Kmg. m ona tlui.-a
Plre Comanaaloner, aud bob treaaiat <>f IhaCoonty
Demoeraey Eanentlro Commltteo, Paf Tax Con
mlttloner, Mr. Asten li trongly nrgad bj ataay tafa
entiai laxpayara. Por Parh ? ommuanoMi ai Aldarmaa
i uiifc'iait rTammany Democrati, Alaxaoder Brandoa and
rboroaa J. Caray tCounl] Hetnoerata) ara alraadj n. the
tt,-i,l. Por Doeh OoniBuaBloBer, Aldermao Baborl Uall
and Cbarlea Bollley, etarh of lha Eaaet Markat Polloe
....nt (County Damoeral), ara maatiuBed. Mr. CaolAObi
boids that hfa term of oftice expiroajuii^Mar 1, and la a
eaadtdate for reappotntaai nt
Tbe appotatmeata real aolalj wtth tha Mayor, Rafeaa
glven no tudlciitlon yet as to uhem be wlll Bppotat, and
is noi Ukaiy to aaaehiar lha ?atter aariaiialj nalll wlthta
aahert timeot the ? m iiation nt tha taraaa?r oiiho.
" My teiui of ollice," BBld .'oinmlssloner l^iimbeer, yes
tarday, ** Marortiraee ragarda aa lermtaattag May 1. I
aui su!l>lh d If be I-. and ahall makn noetlort to bold my
ollice. tbOUgh 1'ie-ldcnt staik and Mr. Voorhls tbllik
that m; term doea not und \sllh Aprll, aud they urge me
to bold mj aaat"
A bill that haa lha aanetloii of the Mayor l? now before
the lcgislature, providitig that Ihe dmlenot the lloc.K
iiourd ?haii be iranaaatad bi a alngla eomnUaaloner.
Mr. Vooihia aald Usterday tbat be IhoOfhl the blll
would be paaaed. Mr. Walcs. of the 1'ark Iiepartm. nt.
sald reeterdu) that he n-aid.-d his term its eu.llng May
1, aud thal l.e bad uo deslre to oouUnno lu ollice longor.
?
yrORK OF WE REAL ESTATR AVVTIOSEERB.
Tlu* auctioii sales at lli.' ExaJhBBJBI siilesrooiu
yoeterday wero of lesa lmportaiice thau ihoae or tbe two
iileredlugdar*. Tbe Kuleki-ibocker Cottage (Xoa. 4M to
58 siithave.) was sol.l by J.ihn T. li. Smytb for ex
Aldcrmali HoimIwiii lo W. Wllaou for 81/,7.'?0. Tbe
proix-rty ia leased lo lha present occupaut till Aiitfu?f,
l!t.H. A. J- Hleecker A Hon sohl ,No?. fl?0 U; M7t Heeou.l
BTB. to.lohn Keekmau f?r *;JJ,.S?.> Rlehard V. Harnett
aold No. 3W < a.'iil st. for fl7,000 and U94. Canal at. for
filO.OtMl tn Hei.ry (ordea aud Cbarlea liradley rea|iecv
Iralj. Beary aonumaebar bouifht No. 888 Beej Twenty
si-ond at. for *iri,000; .lacob New mark pal.l i|iJ0,150 for
No. '211 Uelaneey-at., and Jeremlah I'augi.oi n sec.ired
No. 1'. 1 Weat Tweuty-aeeoud-aU for <r'-'-.l-". Four lota
lu l.ighiy-nliilb-st., weatof Ooutral l'ark, were bouKbt
hy rraatrhT McCaba for iO.-U'J eavh. Tho auctlon aale of
tho Lovett oatate to-day will probably attraot a large
nuuib.-r of lnveatora.
IIA 1U10AD hlEUESTS.
RKADINO AND JKRSEY CENTRAL.
MR. GOWKN'S PHOPOSITIOX KKJECTBD BY THK
NKW^JF.RHKY DIRKCTOItS.
A inertinp of the directora of tho Central
Rallroad of Now-Jeraey to coualdor ita rolationa with
thc l'hiladclphla and Keadlng, which haa fail.d to fulMI
the ukltaalBaB of tho leaiio, waa hold yeaterday.
Tho lhadiug waa ropreseated by Franklln B.
Qawaa and E. C. Knlght, who submitted a
piopo-IHon from tbo Itcadlng Hor.rd. It waa ln effect
to aearata Bha road for a few yeara and to pay over any
tbing that it mlght earn abovo flxed chargoa and
,,], r .1 Bf llfiaill ? waa recolved with ao groat
dlafavor that It was inodltlod at ouco by guaraateelng
aamall dlvldend next year, which ahould be increaaed
from year to year until the full rato under
tbo leaae should be reaehed. Tho BfO>
poaal waa urged by Mr. Oowen, who
IJMItllll tho oplnlon that the ro.td eoiild earn
more nnder tke Beadtaa managomcnt,tkaa It eouia u
operated mdependently. It waa oppoeed by soae of tba
directora, pertlcularty by Bnmuel Bloaa. wkoae epta
lona ditfcrod widely from tfcoae expreeeed by mr.
Uowen. After B bmg diaouaaiuii the
propoaal waa relected and ?"**??
l.lttlo. v.hohaa not b.-on Alaokaread aa reeeiv.T, waa
iiiatructed to tiiko Immedlate atepa 10
havo the rocelvemhlp roatored lf ho ehojii'i
uot havo po-dtlve aaaiiraiicca from the Beadlna
Coinpauv br next fetooday tbat tho Aptfl tatoraat aad
tbe nnp.ii.i toxeo sboaB be proaaptly paaa.
An oth.cr of tba ('ouipany aaht yeaterday; l ne
Rcadlng proposliion waa to tuke all tbe earninga
and pay only wkateonklaotka afaded. if we oaaaot
,1,. aa well aa that we certalnly havo no
ri.lit ln our prcaent plaeos. At tlrat we tuought
wo would aliuply pay uo atleiillon W Wke
?il,r. but afi.r talking it over wo fortniilly
relected It. We havo tho otlldal promlao of tho
Keadlng to pay (i por ceut dlvldciida, It iaub*ur..to
tuppoae tliat we would aeoept aaetkaf aeaaaBa touay
uothing."
OmO 1 i:ntkal BBOBOAJUBATIOat.
TlK'cniiimiU.-c ilccU'd at B nirotin},' ,)f ,M"
bondholdoi-Hof tho Itlver Divlaloii of tho Ohlo Central
Hailroad Company on Mou.lay to preparo a phin for tho
I ii/at'.oii of tho company haa adopt.d BB BBVaa>
liicnt which la n.iw l?-iug ak-ncd. Tho aoh.-ino propoaoa
ihc aaiakaaa B Ika Btapatty and fnaaakBaa nndaf Bta>
doauM proc.ciiii'.-a aiready bofaa ta Bta DaBad wtatca
( ..uita iu Oktoaad Weat Vlrglnle. A BOW eoinpaiiy la to
Ba forinc.l which will kBBM BfB morttfage bonda at BB
rateaf SlOvOOO a aaUeea laadaotoalty buiit. Tkepaw
ceiMla of the-c lion N an-to t.c iiacl lu tho purchaao ?f
thc raad aad ta aaaaptotiM aadmialaptngto Tka araaeal
tii-.t uiortcac,.bonda wiii ba aabti?k I toto? BrB ati
larredetoefceattttedto Ba par aaat dBHaarte i bka ba
saaae boada lato aaeoad prefatied atoek aaxt aaBttod ta
ili piir canl illTlflaarlir awil BB preaaal eoamoa
iuto aaw c..uiii,..ii atoek at tke rati ofoaaakara far aao.
After alx |mt ci.t dlvldciida have bBBB pald BB thla itOCb
aur eurplas earninga are to be dlrlded equally oa all
? wilhoiil pirf.r. ne... Tho dlvldonda wdl bl
oumulatiTe. To aecore the adrantaai
il.tbe prMoal tii-it mortgage boa '.a moat pay m ceefl
.ui .,.oienl ..f iwo pereent, tbe Inronie bouds ??
teu per oent, and tbe.uon atw a ? ? ie >?'? one i>
S'f-w Brat mortgage bonda win ba gWeuatpar for tie ???
, i h p.i\uicntB. Tho new company will have ??
abare eapltal ol 8PJ.2iM),O00, of which tbe Bral preforred
?ill i?. ?.,...i. ta.- aeooud preforred 84,000,000
.,.,? bo.'200,000 Dopoah oftne Bral mort
aiade at the < i ntrnl rruat .ipun.
will laaue ii- Degotlable recelpU for them. II t
il.I tbat the agreeui nt bas aiready I.lakjaea
bj sonte of tke bwgaat boadboldarai
?
im BJ AH..IT PA88K5QBB AJTAIB8.
il ia ii..! irnr, BB icl.criiiplii-'l frOtB ChiOBgOi
th.u tke tralaa ..wr tka BewOfeek Cbatial and tke take
Bkere .i. ai. to ii.akc .|u:. kir tnnr by two boara t..
ifB betwei i Bew-Yorh
aadCktoaga wkaa tba ftpttof time aahedatoi aa tato
effect ll.rrc haabe. I. Kouic talk B .halic'iig tho lllnc
labtoaa aa ta aaata tkt ttar-???*?*??? CbkoBa to IkB
.. bj rroaa bataWeB. IkB woald bea rad ??
ti.m lu tlii.- on .a-t-l... md tralna of two l.oura, but no
Bea bai i? aa icaaV rad ta raaard to Bm aaBti .
i rted yeaterday Ibat II i ptwpi aai aBtaaaa
i? . ...|.t,o,in.| p .-.-:,ccr raic from Cbteago had been
nba.i.b.ncil becauae tbe lullln.o.c aud (ihlo. whib
lng to advauce tbe tarlff. InaUted tbat II -h-ui-i be done
..ui) .1 ? f,:r ' :"lr."", 1"
| Mld Bt IkB Wcat at Ihc
,-ut r..'. - <l uera Paaaongei tgwnt Bonctt. of tbe ????!
Mhoro, denlod that tbnre had been anj advanoelnthe
:,, benekl "f l..- h.wcat ratea
Ih.IIi B.tal aud W -t. II." ?'* r.i elo.a. ti. kda BOM b
rlty andautlon aganUoTour j ? r".r , "t ,
,u,dau.?fp ? ?? ' - '?'< "j ocal ttckeu
_ItoalistatlnM al a gr.at radueltoa ai
?cnta are aiready In nrogreaa for tbe taunaaaa
aummoi trarel tbal bi axpai ted IkB leaaea,
a
tiiv ti: vn-< osnsi.-. n: 'I' ,N
Rt. Pai i.. March 1h I Hpedal). M?
BaaaaBerdaad fae, B Bka Battbata PaetBa, Bfl 84.
paal to.iay f..r D.uv. r, ?beea tkap win attead tho bbbB
IngOl tke li .n-< .i.tln.-ntal A-aoeUlloii on fild.iy. Thla
Kloaaly Bakad .'oi i laa apea ita
. deprada tka >-i:>;.?...?.? ?r tka aaaei tattoa. 1
daytki . ? ? aa toaoed aaatkar tortC aqaallataB tka
ratea io ba aaa i laeoaaeettoa aitb Btoaa wb* ii weal tato
? :, Mii.hHl. Tba tnink llii.-a now blli evcryil.in.
fr..in tba a.ai.oar.1 to Cktcaeja, or MbMlaa ? Rl ?
. .il tlic lo. .il tailll l.i c. ,
... mgbi ib i h U i- as Um loeal ratea from ijl
i oul? lo th i*i.iti.-1 ...i.t are blgber lhan thc aom of tbe
two from New-York to Cbleagu aad from ( hleaco to tke
roaat. It equallaee tbe ratea by tke way of Cbli >
roduclug tbe proportlou weat of Cbleago Ibi
amount that It B to exaaaa of the ann or thc iw..
ala ii.-' ratea rlaHt. Loula an
..i in tbe aama way. ao aa Bad to axaaad Ika
vla Chliago.
orrxBaVi oa a < uiadiab cobpakt8 bobdb,
I ln- ...ntt.i.t BtBtaB in May ol' laat year bw*
ii.c PbbbiUbb OoTBraaaaal aad tka btoatraal
i laBkotrt i.iiki BaBwaf Oaaapaay,far tbo pay
ii.cnt of tatoraB for Bftoeayaan on |l30?,0OOof tke
e..mpHuy'-> boiula, haa n.vcr bSM dclaied forfell.d.
Tke n.n * ai.i.ii.m Mini?tor of BaBwaya aai I aaaB im
],,.. i i.. w .?ou.iiiioii-. Tka eaaapaaj aaataaaad a atU
Imnaaa ta < aanply with ikaaa if it had aoaaa aOBtal laaar
aneetkal ika lerau of tko aaatraei woali B oarriedoal
wh.li II had doiic ao. It la BBatontoOd that ut il rcccnt
.ttu? ut tke Uoreraoi aud UvaaBI thi. aaaiiranea aaa
glven and ia imw on ita wa] to i>:. Korrln i.ie.n, prea
dent of tke ooaBpaay. Tka81.2?0,000ol houdswaa ne
gotlated tn i^iudon taataammer on tn? eondltton or ib?
Ouverument guanatoe. laa aata will noa ue perfected
and work on tbe rallroad, wklek waa atopped nearlya
,, ,, igo, will be reanmad on tbe opeulug ol apnng. rbe
eompaii) will make tke reqolred depoelt ol t1..'?,.><mi aa
kooniaa tbe oflhsial aaeuranee tbat tho anataal aaatraei
Wl.l hc . alllc.l oal ahull be ior. H< 8.
?
BTOOKHOLDBBB nOBIBB DtBBOfOBB.
l'llll.ADi.i I'lli \, Mat.li 18.?TheW was n
Uvely inortiiigof the ato. kiiouici-a of ikaOaatnU Traaa
poitation Oaaapaay bata today to aaoBrlar haa action of
tke directora ta aaodlfylaa bka Baaa of tho faUaaaa
Palaoel ir Company, Tka dlaaBaetod atoaaeat oppoeed
tkaekotoa B any ?t tke aoaapaai aaaaara aa ekadnaaa
oi tkla mcctmg. BaaBtf OtaaawaBwaa BaaUyaleetod,
After a t-tollny ttmc, lu whh h BOtblBB waa aceniuplMhcd,
Ika meeting \otcd to iidjourn Thor.uipon Mr. l.o. k
W?.,<1 oaUed tke atookboblera tofetber foraa adjoumed
im-ctlng. and naaaed TboataaWaliar for onairmaa. ile
waaeluetad. Tbbi ajentBmen a.ivta.-i tbe atoekboldera
to 1.1 cautlonaly, aiet nol t.. paaa upon tke oondnel oftbe
directora wllbout dellberatioa. Thc BMetlbg roted to
emploj couii-,.1 toeompel tke dlreetora t?.>,-i\.. tbeatoato
boldera tbe dealrad lufoimaiiou uboiit tka oaaa,
?
Mi-. BXLABBOU8 BAILWAT iM'i:i.i.Hii:.M'i:.
BoBTOVi Miinli is (Sprvial).?It H aiinmiiicoil
th.ii tba BatoB PaBBa btalbraad baa ordatad all n? trana
uonUaealBl baaaaaaB arletaattof on tba AllaalB ?>ea
bo.ird lo bc acnt over thO oregon BheCt l.ine aud tho
OragoB Rallway aad Karlgatlon Uaa t<> PsrUaad, uad
th, ihc hy ateamer to Bau Pranoleoo, T.iia ordec baa
l.cci. glven becauae ofthcCcnii.il l'a.lllc'a reriia.il lo;
iuk.it hereafler exoopt at toaal i.iicr.. ;
I.m.i vNACoLia, Muoh 1 ?.? Tho anuiial mcetlug Bf the
l tueagO, -t. LBBB und PlttabBIg BBBfOBi Company waa
h. i,| bata to day. The auniial rcport for HS1 ahowa tho
groaa earninga lo bo a>4,y,.Mi.,a4??; cxia-naea ijta.OO'J.'Jia
tct aajratoat f^'Jl. 8881 raeaapB from BBBB aoiirooa
880,0401 totol aat laTaaaa 8874,6711 tototaal i>-iid bb
bouda8080,87'i; Intoraat oaeai truat, etc, $liu,uoJ
toiui ch irgea 81,100,888; m ' io.- 0^0,153.
0 Kxtenaive Improrementa have baaa made to preparty,
*l Jld.d.l'i bil liavlng boeil BXpeadOd lu tlila .liuiclloii
aud cnargedto tb? eapltal Boeoonti natalytof real
aatate In UbloagO and n?w ahopaat lu.llaiiipoll.i, Alfr.al
l. Ji.tiina af BaW-Yofi andll.Hl.ldlo Kobcrta of Chl
BBfa win. io cl. ilc.l illr. ctors.
i uu tOO.MBfBb 18\~ail a meeting ofthe BenBBBBBBf
comiii'.l'.??' Bf BB .eaboaid tnink llnea to-day, it wan do
elded to pnt tho advauced rato-. eaat from (lileago lnto
effect ou Baturday. Tbe atatoment made on Mouday
thatno dlrlcreiitlala were allowcd waanot uhaolutely
aaaji.?? t. The allowauco af dlfferoutlula har mercly lieen
reatrlclo.1 to rouudaboiit llnea to Iloatoii. Tho ratea are
aa followa: To New-York, by all llnea 81H 50: to Boae
tOB by direct llnea 8^0 50; vla Chlcago und Allantlg
810: via ktontreel *H BOi to Boftalo 814) l'lttabur;
*1'J- Albany *17 BOj Ualtlinorc and Waahingtou fl7 r>0
i'hliidcli.ula *1S; MoutreulflOSO; Ottuwaand Pros
cott, Cauada 8ir> 50.
BXTUFUE CltUELTT TO A nORSE^
Tluodoro Kowiiiakl, of Jauialci, L. 1., wiw
arreated yeaterday on complalnt of Puporliiteudcut
Hanklnaon, of the rorloty for the Provrotlon of Cruelty
to Anlmala. Hn piindiaaed a horMo lu thla clty, aud
whlle drlvluglt hoiiio the ai.lmal refuaod to move and
waa atrongly Jnoluied to Ho duwn. Kowtnakl bOOBBWM
enmged that ne took a plteh fork and ran a tloe Iuto one
ot the horae'a erea. The horae flnally fell, aud aa It lay
on tbo ground Kowlnaki plunged the fork repeaUdly
Iuto Ita body. Tha lnjurlea were ao aovore that the horae
bad tc lie kllled. .V.iatto lietk, who laauad the warraut
after hcitriug, keld Kowlnaki under bouda for ex
. emiualloa.
WOKK OF THE ICEMEN.
HAKVESTTNG THE CKOP ON THE .HUDSON.
AN UNU8l,ALT.Y LAllGE YIICLO TIII4 8KASON?
MKTHOD8 OF STOKIXO IT.
Though it was lato ln January before the firet
ton of loe along the Hudaon waa housed, by thi, udddle of
February nearly cvory houae aouth of Saugertiea waa
ttlle.l to the top; aud thoac uorth of that place were not
far beldnd their nioro Bouthern nelgbbore. Mauy of
them were t.itl eveu earller than the date mentloned.
Iheae behlnd havo beeu In most o.iaes corapelled to wait
for tbe aaaeaai aaagi Whaa u.e ico-bouaca aioug tbe
rlver are all tllled, aa wiiuout du.tbt they wlll now bo,
there wlll bo, couuting ln the lce that baa bcou atacked
by aoiue oouipHiiles, not uiuch loaa.than four mllltous of
tona. That Is tho largeat omp aver gathered. Tbe
.piall'y U aagood aa the qtiantlty. Oue of the " boasea "
* ha for many years has auperlnteuded the storlug of lee
tolda Tkihink retorter that the lea ?gathered thls year
equala ou tlio average any ho haa ever aeen hoiiied. It
Ia ao olcar that be could read a newspaper through loe
aaaaty a f.x.t tuick.
The weatuer haa been oxtremely cold and sovere
storius bave provalled, but they have not hliidered to a
great dogree the gatlieilug of loe. It baa beon an oxoep
tlonally go.sl aeaaon for the harvest. Kaeb atorm,
wbotherof rain nr miow, haa beea followoa by a cold
suap that aaaaaad to aeaaa lnjordur to mano up for laat
tl.ue. The atrlko so couiiuou ha< bar.lly nppeared thls
wlnter. Thia waa not alouo awhag to tbe ROOd souae of
the men, but to the fatr prices pald, and not least to th*
aeualhle course of tho " boases." ln two or tbroo eaeea
the men proposod atrlking for the aame wagea tbat
rumor suld oihor placea gave. In each c.ise tho " boaa "
praaalaai to glve aa mueh aa the othors gave; that
satlsfled the worknion and they worked with awlll.
leavliii/ gha questlon of wagea to be sottled whon th. .
had all tha faoU. The wimua havo raugod .from |] 18
to 88 50 B aay. Tlm prloo la aecordlng to the work nol
ouiy. but lha aipaaara aad lha reapoaatMUty, Wnouit
Mraaaaaaherad ihat amgaa li Baa kavharvaathaf aar
loundliigs are r.ircly moro than a dollar a d.iy, aud work
searco at that, the priee pald for takiug lu lo* ls n >t
small. Most of tbe men aro aatisfled not only, but gl*d
to got tho work. To the poor mau tho tlnm of gatlierlng
loe la ludeod a barvost aud B MaaaUg to hlm tbat, llke a
aclisible mau, ho takes when ha ean ;get lt. ?o;ne .n
travel ulght and muruing teu lulloa aud moro to got the
work.
.... .d pri.es h ive been paid to lubarer-., but tho coat of
BBaherhagwttl haadlyhoapte tha averaga,haaaaaetha
weachat haa aaaa aaaaa ti.au aaaalry Cavatahla, Thara
seeuirt no pos.siblo cbanoo for the dealaBB to ciy MgB
pttsaai and with tbe most lavish use of tbe artlc'.e it la
not likety tbat more than tbree-fourths of what has !?? I
rad wiii l.e aaoaaawd betore another wlnter comoa.
When all the beaBMM along the rlver aro fllled, from oue
fourth to one-tiilr.l retnaina at tbe end of Baa year.
Year hy year Bm ananaai for loe i.as haeraaaai, aad aa
rapidly h.i* l?auaaaag the atipply. .Tbirty years ai^o there
wero probabtybmmthaa a Abbm lee-hooaaa nhaag the
llnNon fro.a l'o.i-hkee|isb! to Alluny. Xaw thero are
more thaa 100; ti.cn thoro aaereaotaaerethaaS0O.OO0
tona storcd, lf ludeol iliere waa moro than batt that
aaaaaaa.
Wtth Bm aaaarag of tho rrcet aaaaaa Bm aanrJaty on the
partof the lcemati to Btaki) otit his Held. ThaOM who
thaalaya hiaetalaahahfa lt agaii.-taiio.uicr>. Law <>.?
no law, there l* bonor BflBOBg lcemcii. When tbe
obanoea are aboatt avon thal tba toauMu'a wlfa wul ta
the wldow afadrowaud maa before aljrht, he etartt out
vs tth ? uud of bnahea aad an iu-truiu.-nt for cuttim:
aolea. Hovaral roda anarl ha aeta th. aa i aahaa around a
ih- d fullj larga eoougb lo farnlah lea to iill tba hous?< in
wblob he is tatoreeted. Ho is aura tomaketba BeU
larga enou* . if be iwj ihe tlrst mau on it. Bnl if Ihece be
lavera.uoeneai lofothor there wlll beanomborol
i,i>t.a: ibaa eaoh btkea tl.e Beld or a ebareef it
Doaraat bu own banaei and by eoueeaelone tbe ailfereut
nelda areagreadon, Thtabaate aad aeemlugreektaaa
. n?t witboul reaaon. All u-e U .
eboloe of flelda la great, aad the i.?-t eotflorjeat tm^s
.......p.-lied to atuke out his Held nearly a mlle from Uia
houae. Ulauni e meana eapenae In moi lag, and tl totao
tlnics happena that imootb and elear loe eannoi be got at
all aear ..I.) haaati BaaaaU aaaataaafe hattat tieids
tnrther i
n.e neld ataked <>ut, tba euUtvatlon oomea next
Vears ago Ihla waa lefl eltogether :.. natnre, bat tha lee
farmei i... ? learned thal Ueeau glra bla pnnelpal worker
now aud n. n; wbedoealfc Uolng oror tho tteld
wtthaaharp baror cbUehhe cnlttra'oa by thruatlug
hobM ln." the lce. Thls i* nol to I. t lha waier ou the lee,
for lt Wlll not eouie; lce bi-iug llg.'.ter thaa WBior alway.,
?taya on tbe top rbebolea allvw tha oolder alr of the
. ??:,? to |o beloa and the WBrmor alr under lha lce
togetoati la other worda, thera laprodnoeda -
i i?u of oold alr teudlng lo promote froealng, lee
i from below, onleaa tbera be waior or aaow
.? raaehaa abova lha Ico. rbi
aolea paoebad aud ihe oflener opeued, the .re rapidly
la tba froeaing prwceaa earrledonaa longaatbe w.
aa eo?i anrniga Tha orop gruwa n. >?t ta iba nbrnt
wlinn il.t, i.i.m. ui v ls oes'inus ui.iloi- ll.o oovrrs bei?w
a?ris crtre hlui elear c.l.l ?,-.,i li-c uud tba beman is
,? ....,..- r.Hii. aud fOaraeaoa about aa autch;
. ibB iiieniioi.iei.-r goeedowa ins spinis ico up: bls
bbaaofaa Blyalnm ia prubably a ptaea whaao Ibo ahae
n auoaat anallaa auud tha Broaaa of a few haaadaaa iagraaa
beloa loro,
lf miow tail. and the lea will be.ir a horse. aerapiin;
iH'^tus and the iie.,11> claared "t mow. But n?i uutu tba
lt alX li.ene. tblck Is the loaiklng. ploilthlu
ittliif proraaa begun. l. ?? tblckneaa Iban th.t
would barul) be aafe for a horaa, aud i oi uatll n bj more
tbananbebtInebtiatatblekt > afaol i> prelaned doea
irh ot barTeatlag gta. Acaoal iwoyardaor
lu width la cut fron aa banaa to the flatd, aad tha
loe remoTed from It inis oaoal mual bekeptft.ut)
and ni.-ni. a..d t.> da II darlna boum ol tba coldeal alghta
is a ui-k thal re.pn.e, no Liule aotlrlij aad aa laaa
axpooure. nuriiu woi kio. ho ura Iba taa bmm lag through
totba ho.iaa doea the work.but ut aurol aaaa
piiab ? .-.. > oi lt bacfe aud forth eeaaebsaaly lo prev.
foriuatlon ol leo, Tm> nurbl work ut uauaJly. .utracted;
and if th" weatber happena ?<> be mlld tha eonrraetor haa
Umi i ..> a polloeniaui but lf Iba waalhat ha
otherwlae, ha a lahea Ibal be eould aublet th.< aoatraet
Thaleolaaaarkedaad eal ta blueka aboal t\... hnw
inn .11, or more oommontj t renty-four by tweaty si\ or
,i ut luehea, Tbe outttng is doua bj UMptonghthal
makaa ? groora about a quartor ?f aa Inea In wkltb,
aud i... gotuR aereral Itaaea ba. k aud fortb ta the laaae
rroove autato wlthtaafea Incheaot tha depthof Ibe
i.e After the ploorhlng larga BMeeaoara aeparated
from th. Held lo- aaWlmc aud Boated Ihrough tbe einal
lo the i.".i- ?. Men "ii bi Idgea aeroaa the enual i reak Ibe
bloeka iipalt wltli I. irs ui'riil els. ;md tbOB im. h block
,,-,'.??> [? puahed tn turn ta the etavator i.y whtehitis
oarrled un Into tha hoaaa, The elevator is simply an
Incliuad plane bavUM oneltbarakh an radleaa ahata
joiind by wikmIi-u croaahaca aud worked by a draaa or
oyllnderal ihe ton. Tbaaeehatae auderooaoara ooaung
down aoove ibe ptaae and .lipr mg luto tuu waaer oat nh a
block oi lee bebliul eaoh bar aud [oah up the plane. until
,1, ,,;. M U' )-. lelehed tOTOUab wlllcfl tlie block.s k*o
downaplane siightiy luciiucd into Baa halldlag whara
Ihei a.e atowee aaaj ?
Moat ot tlc hoi.ting ls doae by steam; ycara agj horaae
wereuaed. Inafaw bouaeetbeae aretbeool) tolattng
na \et. and the method is the dmpleat?tbe horaa
polllng iir tne ice by meana of aa taa loaga faetaaed to
aroiMj over apultay at tho top of Baa hoaaa, Thia
procesa la uot oulj elower bnl requlrea more men and ia
inoie cosiiv. Theateady mottonof tha alerator, under
perr.-ct eontrol, as n ooaealnaalj pnahaa bloek nfter btook
optheptana aud earrtaaae aaneh aaatonoflee eaoh
uiliiute fr in. the w-iter 10 tbe hoase, la a type of inastcrly
but qulet power. Tbenumlier oftheae ebWatora ?arlaa
with l.lae of the hoaee, aoeaa haTtag only ono or two
an.i otbera teveraL
Ktowlug tl.e ice. slmpla is lt may s.cin. ls a m.vtcr of
boamall Importanee. [natead <>f plllng lt up aoli-.l, one
!.:?.,Il\ iImivd the other. lt ls atOWOd a- luicks aro
laid, by " breaklng (oint.s." Bterwed tolld wlthedgeata
tbea.e llne, tha whola woold ha aaottdaaaaa au.i
aimost iinpossibi ? to teparata- a aaaa who had laajl
en ared tbe bnataeaa th.night to taaeh tho oldhaada ?
thtng <>r two about itowtag He paekad tbe whola houae
soiid. block aboreiblook, and arowdad agalBtl thealdaa
Botonli but Baohptaea agalnatlta nelgbbor as eloaeur
aapoaaibta, Inaprtna ha arUbed, whaa he tonad his
hou ie h.. l only one Immenae bloeh of lee, that a million
diiiais' premlOTn were nllered for ibe btggeat lce otowtna
fnoi iu the eountry. lle would at onoe havo retired
from buataeaa .ia a mllllonnaire.
WAS su\Ll.roX UROi ?,//; ;v TEMIWDIAt
W. J. K.iiiTH'y. I flagauui on tlm Woat Shoro
Kallroad, was rerently takou alok with smallpox. I>r.
Merccr, the li.alth otllcer of Hyracuae, whero the nian
llves aud whero bo is alck, tracea tho caao to tl.e Carr
Ltaaaataaaaaalp ladla, which aaMrai at tiua pertfraai
Baaaburg aa Paaraary B "? says, in a iettertof/i?
gprwaiM gaaad"??/. that aaaeag Um paaaeagaaa ou tho
ludla wero "Mr. and Mrs. A.," of Roehello, 111. Thoy
startcl for bonie ln a palaeo car on the tt'eat Shore road.
Xear Syracuse "Mra. A." waa takou slck, and on arrlv
Ing at ChleagO tln- heetth olflrera proiiounced her caao to
bo one of sinallpox. Tbe ear was naaMgalBi and aorubbed,
uud the b.ddlng lu tho coinpartiucnt occupled by
"Mra. A." burncd.
When the ear eame Kast agaln. Kearnoy, In hta eapa
etty of Baaraaaa, rade on the aar far aaaaa dlataBea, on
the return of tha car weetward ha ?h? agata aa lt. Tho
naxt nornlug he was takaa alck wtth ?mall|iox. Two
dayi aftez khe arriral of ihe tndia at tins port oa rabru
ary tl iho i aptaln of tho steauisblp was takou alck with
what was at tlrst thoiight to be aiuallpox. but the health
euthorttiea of itrooklyn pronounced it to be ohloken-poz,
When the ludla salied a w.ok aftor hor arrlval tho eap
tuln had so far rocovorod that bo waa ablo to take com
n.ainl of hta ahlp. There waa uo other caae of atekuesa
on board.
-? . . . ?
MR. QVIREX NOT OVILTY OF 1MU0RAMTY.
Tho oouiicil callod to tako nction .ni tho
cliargea preferre.l by the Wlllla Stroot Huptlat (hurch, of
Pateraon, N. J.*agalnat Its foriuer pastor, the Uev.
Oeorge liuirey.met yest<T>lay tn tho WilllsStreei (hurch,
lu Paterson. Tbe cbargas had beeu for aoiue weukV under
trtal by a coiniulttoe of tho eoiinoll hotdlng sesaloua tu
thls clty. At the laat aoaalou of tho commlttee Mr.
(luirey and his coiinsel, tho Hev. l>r. Uiiuou.l, wlthdrew,
alleglBg that the eomaalttee ).?<! troated tiieu unfalrly
and had not glvon tbe defenoo proixT opportunltlra to
hrlBg ln evldcuce. Ihe ebargoa agaiuat Mr, Uulrey ao
ouae liliu of liuiiiorality, of. unchri-ilau condilrt lu the
Wlllla Htrect ('hurch aud of apllttlng th it i hurch by
wttlidiHwIng with bla followera aud forming a new
Oongregatlon, ktiowu aa the Kmmanuol Kaptiat Churoh,
Tho report of the ci.uiinlttce hu.s a nilxed altnlr. On
one oharge of lmmoralltr two membera thought Mr.
(i'.il.ey liino. < ut, twogulfty. and one waa In doubt. Ou
ivuot her aiiuliar onargo oue thought hlm guilty aud four
aald lt waa not provan. Tbe commlttee found uuaut
mo.inly that hta conduot toward Mra. Holulaoh, formerly
otNwwark. waa. aa uuy oxpreated lt, "not wbat lt
ahould have boen." After a long argiiment the councn
deel.led by a rote of 1H to 14 In Mr. Oiilrey'a favor oa
tho cbargea of Immoraiity, and then adopted by a vota
Of 25 to 0 rc.aoliitlona aa foliowa :
"That nothtng orlmlnal had been eatahllahed, but that
Mr. Oulrey, to iue tbe worda of rtcripturo,' Daea not have
a good report of them tbat are without,' u<\i
that he ahould abatain from exerclaing a niiniator'a
functlons uutli hia lunocenco ia proven. The oouiicll
accordingly advlaea the WllliaStroet Church lo anapeiul
him. Tho loemhera of the Fuiiuunuol OOOgnNBBtfen .ra
dirocted to apply to the Wlllla StrectChurch wlthlnaixty
daya for readiulaalon or for lettera of dlaraiaaal. or lu ,(,>.
fauit of auch appllcatlon to forfeit the right hau.l ot
fellowahlp." ,
One member of the (eouuel 1 refuaed to voto on tho reao
lutluna. Tbe practical effect of the councll'a action |a to
aet laldc the cuurges of cnminal rouduct but to auatala
tho other cliargee and auapend Mi. Oulrey iudcfluittly
and declura hia preeent tlock an unauthorlxod body.
At tbo Kmmai.iicl ( liiirch prayer-meetinif laat nlicbt
the paator received an ovutlou.and by a uuanimoiu vota
the cougregatlou rcaolved to adhere to Br. Uulrey.
CROSS OF HONOR FOll THE 7777 REdlMEXT.
BBWABDIXt LONO 8ERVICE?VKTKRAN8 OV MAST
YEARS' KTAN'DINQ.
Tho ceromony of prcsi'iitintf thc Cros? of
Honor to membera of tho 7th Kegiment who have aervod
for ten yeara or more took plaue at the armory luat eveo
lng and waa witucaaed by a turong of lnvltod gucata tliat
completely oeeupled thoac porttone of the lurj-e drfli
roum wlilch wero aet anart for a|ieotatora. It waa the
oecialon of a reunlon of old votcranaof tho rexlim rif
manyofwhom came from a dlatanoe, and had uot ho u
Baaa bv their comradea for yeara. I'rmnlneut aoiung
those ptesent were Gencrals Alexander Hbaler, Abmm
Duryeo. Jaimw R. O'Hclrno. LouH Fltzgeruld, Egliort U
Vlele, Edward L. Mullneaux nnd Ollbert H. BeKlbbife|
OoloaeLa Charl.a K. Coatcr, llarmon I). Hull nnd Harry
B. Chatfleld; Ma|ora Jamea C. Cooley, Ivan Taiu,fan4
Wiiliam W. 8tephenaon.
Tho preeeiitattou waa pr.ceded by a droaa parideand
rcvic... The oounuaud wu* parvie.l at 8 o'clock, wltk
8T8 olllcors and men. Iwwidea tho baud. There wera
serenty air ouare men uresont for duty, but thc a-ljutanl
was cotnpelled to diamlaa them, 1k cauae th.re waa ti<>t
roonj onough to manomTM ao larye a battallou. i
Kiuniou.-i < i.irk taklng ooeimand, exercBed the reguaaB
in tho manual of ariua, ealliug forth re| catcil plaudita by
nla admirable liandling of thc oomuiaml, aud the pre
cialon with which hia orderawere axaeated. A revtew
foUowed by Bajor-Oenaral Abrasa Duryeo and Oaloaol
\ Bn mner, the only llvlng ox Colonela of the reglment,
who commnuded lt loug before uiauy ?f th,- j raeaal
membera were hom. Tbe retoran lafflouia. aa tbay
paaead down the Haea. wnro graetofl by tka aajaaaaaan
wim great euthualaatu. Then tlic war v'etcraua aud >\
empt membera formed Inatx liuca aocording to rank,
t.i.'itiL'the reglment, which waa atandlng at"*attentt.,:i ??
witu ordeic.I arina, and the Croaa of Honor waa pteeafl
tipon the breaal of eaeh, iic-c of tbe wur vet.r ma l.ciug
-iiap.tidcd by blue rlbbona, an,l thoac of the men who
had Baaa aBBTtae oiily in ihe Natlonal Guard by red
ribbona.
Next tho actlvc meml)ora who?o long and falthful aor
vico waa to be coiunicmoratcl were ealled to ihe
front aud received their deooradooa. In all 421 re
cm.l the eroaa, of whom tweaty-two bad aerved
for twonty-llve yeara or more, .-Ither with the recl
inent <>i with other eommaiida. Their namea are aa
tollowa: Maior (i.ncral Abram Duiyee. MaJor-tloiiPfal
Atexaader 3kaler, Brtgadler-OeticrHi LanB FHggenld,
? olou.4 KmmonaClark, Ma)or Klchard Alltana, Captain
William H. Klpp, Captain ttulllvan II Weaton, Chaj
Ueutenaat Cnarles li. c.iveii. Captain William li. Kin
.t, ( aptaln Uoary I. Ilaydon. Lleut. nant Allwrt T.
Wvckolt. ( olouel Lyiide. Catlin. BerBBBBl I'< t.T D.
liralated, |r.. Corporal John B. Mclntyn . -? i ? ird K. J.
Iiy.!.. Captain Aiiicuatos Hliuunicl, Betaaaal W l.inin !!.
Freeman, Corporal Oeorn W. Btaft Ooaenal Joka Baa*
iliickaoa, CoionalEdward II. Lirtic, Captain C Uiahum
i;a. on .nnl Ueutenaat Bebert M. Weed.
TJIE GARDES C1IY CATHEDRAL.
MUtM.VL OI'ENIXO ON Al'RlL 9?THX CON9KCRATI0S
TO OCCC'R LATKR.
Tho Calhcdral of tlio Iucaruation nt Grartaj
Clty, the gift of A. T. latcwart'a e?tate to the Proteauat
BpiaeopeJ dloeeaa of Loug Iaiand, will be opcm .1 la
formally on April:). Eaater Tburaday. The forn.al coa
ac. ratioti of the oathedral eannot be hehl nutil the tltle
to the property ahall havo been coavcyed lu perpetual
tiuat by the eatate lo tho cathedral eorporatlon, of \ liick
tkebBbap af fawgTBaanl B mtftcit the bead. Hc.ra
thecorporatlou will be ?blo to racolvo the coaveymica
< eruin uctiou nuiat be taken by the diooese lu eonven
tiou aa.actul.lo.1. Tho Dioceaan Couveution will occur oa
Bay 18, aad B to a?paata8 tbat akaBtp after that date,
? Ithei towarl tlieen.l ?f M.iy. or at tho lateet early ln
Jiinc, thc cathodral will be fonnally eonaeerated Biahop
I.ittlejolm aai.l yeaterday to a TBJBUBB reportor:
"Tke informal ope.ilng of tne cathedral on April 9
ikoald be earefully diatinguialied from the conaecrntloo,
whi. h will tuke place afu^r the Dioceaan Convontlon.
on thia latter oeeaalon the tltle deeda will be aoleinnly
lalduponthe altar and tbo cathedral will be fonuaiiy
aaaUeatad ta tho aacro.1 pajraOBBB for which it was bullt
< >n April 9 lt will aiinply bo opeued for the holdiag of
icIU-ioua aurvicea. The cercmoulos will conalat ol tke
ordluary acrvioa tut tbe day."
Niimeroua rumora have bocn eurrent In regard to tkt
endowaaeat of the cathedral. It baa eren been augt,'c<ted
tbat Biahop I.lttlcjnhn mlght h.-altato before aoeeptlng
the r. apom-liullty etitallcd l?y ao magniflront a *rlfr. un
Icaa be were aaa und of a reveuuo auIHclcut to aecure Ita
full iiaofiilneaa. Thc Mabop dtd not coutlder lt !?
iic that anyexpllcit Rtatciu.nl on thlapolnt ahould ,?ii,i)
from hun. Ho, however, aald: "Tho uiatter of the en
dowiucnt fund haa been fully arraiu", t. Tlio eathclral
and Ita appiirtenancea arcanlft to tho Aleeaee a priaoety
l li lt not for thc iiioeoae. beliig thc reclplcDt. to
atlputate what other gifte ahall accoiiipany the prtncipB
aaa. It may Ix- that tho mo&na at our diapoaal wUI uo|
peraall work to be earrlad ou upon a a^alo win. n the
grandear of tke oathedral, the aoho.d ami ika other
biitldiuav. tnlk'ht a.ciii to warraut. Ytt wo akall aeek ae
to iac thc luoiicy pi.u-o.t at our dlapoaal aa to aeeora tbe
graaleel m. aaiire ol uaafiilneaa poaalble, If we i a t
Imw all that wo might llke we will do thc i----'. wa ?*&
with what wchavc. I thluk lt would be bettor for me
not tn atatetayaa tbeaxartaaaaiiBl of th.- andawaaaaaj
What I havo told you la sufflclent wltbout golagtotB
tho .|iioatlou of doliara aud eeuta. Kor the aehool t:..ra
ia no etido A'uu-ut andit lai'xpecie.ltobeaelf-aupiKjrtlng.''
a sr.Tniir WtfOM tn viooins's proorauhf..
Thcro was 8 tci riblo atorni yeaterday. I'berB
wore earth.piakca ln dtvora piacea. There were ttdal
wavea of abn?nnal and alarmlng proportloua Thera
araaa ai/na ln the heavena. and the nioon waa tarnod Inte
hloo.l. It la trut that all theae alarn.tug aiu'ua of the
tlmca wero luviaiblo to tho iiutur.il eye of inan ; hu|
falth worka marvola. Wiu'giua aent forth an ediet that
th. io ahould bo a atorni. aud im.loiibto.ily a Storui th.re
waa. Wl.'giua aaid that tiiore were to be earth',iikea,
and aurely Wig^lua la an houombie n an.
Wlggiua haa arrauged for himaelf a comfortablc l:tile
BBB Bpea one of tho blxbeat branches of tho troe of tbe
know ledge of atorm and caliii. aud tlieuee with bl
irl.i.-a he aereuely awcapa tho heavena, and the for. oa of
nutiire are obedieut to hia liat. Worat of all, he i.ilnly
tella a waiitng world that " all theae are tbe beglnnin,^
of aorrowa," and '? the end ia not ycl." For a wock tae
tcrrlbk- banrBBM which yeaterday devaatated our
coa-t, carrytug death and deatruction ta ita wako, la to
coiitmuc, for Mr. Wigglna la deaf to the ho.irtfelt prayer
which B gotng ap from tortuiod humauity, "Ob, wig?
glna, glve ua it reat! "
Aruicd with an uiubrella of coloaaal proportl.ma, w ;ih
a tlrcman'a hat ua a pmtectiofl agaln-t falliug l.inl.tliu-a,
and a llfe preaerrer around bia walat Inoeae the iio.ala
ahould eoaaa b.foio be |ot baek, a Tiuhisk reporter
ellmbed yeaterday to tbe Blgnal Barvtoa Btarlon <>u tha
topof the K.jiiliable Uuildiiu'. there to view the war
ringe eleineiita ut liia eaae. The Slgnal Merrlee cleik iaa
atrotig bclicver in Wlggiua aud waa found waiting B
great terror for the eoining cataclyaiu. But the bay wat
ealm aa a aummer aea and tke only clmi.l ln tlic He.iv.i4
roee from the oll reflnerlee of Hayoune aud hovcred jvB
tho poacef ui ahorea of Htaten Iaiand.
OAVtM AND CVRE OF JNSANITr.
Dr. Ira Russell, of Winohcndon, Maa*., r?fid B
paper laat uight before the Medico-Legal Soeletf
ut Columbla College, on the " Iucroaae of Inaaa
lty-Cauaee and Remedlea." The lucreaee
Waa larirely duo, he aaid, to the forelgn element. But,
boyoud thia, the percontago of lnaauity waa lnereaalBB
nmoiig the uatlve populatlon. Thia was cauaed by lha
changea ln cllinnte und aoeial condltlona With wldef
c.lucatlou and dealna for hlgher auoceu ui Ufa,
there haa eonie searclty of chancea for er
aucccae. The dlvislon of lubor haa made w
mouotououa, troddea out tho hope aud joy
llfe, and aubatltiitod for the conteuted mecbanifl
tradefflaao of old who r.-Joiccd ln taa aklll of a :ompiaj?
haudleraft, a sullen autotuaton. ^?
.Tho reaaou wby thore were so few enrea waa .ne laoa
of early troatment. The oauae of thla aeia> ?
an unroasouable prejudlce agatnat a?''B^J
There waa a large fleld of work for a aocieiy for taa m
teetlouof tbe liia.iiio und prereiitlon of lnaanliy, a mm
uot ainoiig the aaylituia. but outaicle of them ; an orpj
i/iitlou that would deal with the mauy caaea of nejww
aud poaltive cruelty ck-i urrlng ln prlvate famule*.
-?
TRJL NSA TL A N TIV TRA YELLER8.
Among tho paaseiigera on the e.tean>*ljJP
Wlaconain of the Oulon Uue whleh arrlved yeaterday
from Llverpool were: II. Brooka. WHllam BuchanaA, 9.
Colemun, J. W. Dlnmore, Thomaa F. Dowuing, IJeJ|{JS
aut c. E. Qtadetoae, R. B., A. Hoy. w. it. Uvraoii. -W
ard J. Long, Mr and Mra. William Kollund, ?? *?') '"*?3
A. U TboanpaOB, Mr. aud Mra. Mciiry T. Th-un, BBBJ "
Aldrtdgo, l.corgo Authoiiy. J Birehurd. Alfnat m*fT
B, Burke, Jaiuoa Carr, 11. Chcoacuiau, Charlea '""J'.'Ajl
Thomaa Dover. l'aul J. Fortlu, Mr. and Mra. a^
Oregory.Johu Jaekaon. Thomaa laoyd, rraim "?"w
Joaoph Tnaghelin, Mr. and Mra. Jumoa f/olai. '? *?
Havld Bo/.turo. M. L. Watorretia,
Ixiwitt, Jaoob Martul, Jacob Uorduer, aud
aena.
?
SVICIDB OF A PRJ80N Ut .
John McDouuhl, of No. 532 Eant Siitoontt
at., on Buuday acouaod bla aon Thomaa ol havitm abBB
hia parents whlle drunk. and tho young maa wai eac
mitted to the laUud for aix moutha ln defaait ef 8?a
bouda by JuaUoe Murray In the Yorkvllle Courtj
prlaoner waa locked ln a ccd He waa diKOVt-ro-J aaj
houra later atrauglod with a whlp-laah, one end oi w?j
be had formed tnto a uooae aud plaeed aoout a? ?VTw)
| TUe other aud ba aad faateaed to a faucoW *

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