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LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES.
APPOINTMENTS IN BOTH HOUSES.
tAVOUAin.K COMMFNT OS TIIK PKI.FCTIOXS?HOW
THK OFKICF.S AVA DISTK'HCTKI>.
|mfa?i -mr. BBatUMMMMMM BE the tkirive.1
Alban*! , Jim, 13.?All the members of the
I-igislalure were present wheu the session beean this
morning and a resjiect was shown to thc decisions of
Beaator 1'itta, tbe President pro tem of tho Senate, aud
Speaker Hutted, of the Assembly, that ls not so osten?
tatiously manifested on any other day of the legislative
year. Tho reason was obvious-boih men cari led a roil
of manuscript containing the coiitmlttcca. It is avery
member's umbitlou lo-rut a good coiuiuiltee ; his chance
of distinguishing himself largely depends upou his suc?
cess In securing tucha committee. Silence prevailed
while Hie lists were being read. When tho rending was
concluded lt waa the general rein-irk that Speaker Unsted
and Senator Pitts had clearly formed the comniittees In
the Interest of the people. Huth mon had e.ntored upon
office unbound by any pledges. Tnis left them free lo
select the ablest men of -rood character for the leading
committee positions. Had measures will undoubtedly
be introduced In thc Legislature-they always are?but
from a majority of the committees they will meet
with a hostile reception If their true character ls de?
tected. Senator Fitts has confided tho care of
tbe finantes of the State, so fur as tbe
Senate ls concerned, lo an ablo banker
of Oswego, (ieorgo H. Sloan. The farmers will bo glad
to ace lha! Senator Ixiw ls also a member of tho Com
millee on Finance. The other HSBSiklklBS members.
Kassel! and Iloysradt, nre alto excellent selections. The
Democratic members. Harker and Weinple. aro good se?
lections. The elevation of Senator Comstock tojthc pontt
tlon of the ciialriuan nf tho Judiciary Committee ls a
deserved promotion. He will be aided by the shiest
lawyers In the Senate : Smith, Kellogg, Knapp. Coggea
hali, McMillan, Nelson, Pierce and Harker. Senator
Low has had many years of practical experience as a
railroad man and will make a good chairman of the
Committee on Hailroads. Francis Hendricks, of Syra?
cuse, Ihe new chairman of the Committee on Cities, may
be said to have hid years of training for the position. He
has beeii Fire Commlasioner anti Mayor of Syracuse, In
holli positions advancing greatly the character of the
office while he held lt, and then member or the Com?
mittee on Cities of the Assembly. As a member in the
Assembly he showed a keen interest lu the
bills from New-York and Brooklyn, an-1
was steadily nt the buck of Theodore Roosevelt, Walter
Howe au.i Heneral Heath iu then opposition to thc mani
corrupt measures from those cities. Mr. Hendricks may
bo trusted to act always in behalf of the New-York aud
Brooklyn taxpayers whin measures affecting those
cities come belore his committee. Senator Griswold, of
Brooklyn, will lie lhere to aid h'm. Tbe taxpayers or
Kew York are also fortunate In having had put on the
committee Senutors Pitts, McMillan and Parker, who are
all thoroughly well informed men on city legislation. Of
course tbe Democratic factions of New York each have
a representative ; Senator Cullen representing 'iain
many Ball and Senator Daly the County Democracy.
Senator McMillan, of Buffalo, appropriately heads the
Committee on Canals. lor Buffalo ulwnys is keenly toter
e.-ied in Ibe canals, and ls especially this yciir winn lt is
proposed to lengthen the locks and deepen tho channel
of tue File Canal.
The Insurance policy holders will ho glad lo learn Bl
thc selection of Senator Bassett for cl.atrina" ol the
Committee on Insurance. It is a pull,ic nnuouiiceinetit
that no blackmailing schemes will dare to face tho ("om
-littee'stiispection. Tko Committee Oa Tuxallon kat B
well trained man ns Its head. Sena?
tor Ycdder, who, when State fiSBTSSOT.
Btudled assiduously tbe taxation laws ur tho State. Thc
bennie coiinuiltees are excellently framed.
Tho senile slanding committees VON announced this
morning us follows i Kt publicans in Roman, Democrats
in Itatieti :
fm Jiielie'.crry?Comstock, chairman) Smith. Kellogg,
Knapp, i oggeehall, M. Mi.inn. A'efeea, / (eros aad Porker.
On KtaUraada Low, chairman; Waiker, iloysradt.
Knapp, Belton, Fi ree and li, ill,/
cn Lilltt HcniiicKs. chun u._n; Griswold,McMillan,
JPilta. Haly, t ulla, and Parker.
On Cammi )? t and Nariyatiun? Worth, chairman j Kel?
logg, smith, Comstuek, Parker, Traphagtn and lu nm.
tm fat,als McMillan, chairman; Connelly, -lunn,
Rani! s. Wm th. Wentnlt nad Reilly
tm ins,nance--1>--t-tt. chair', an: Walker, Griswold,
Kellogg. Wittier, Vierct and Trmpkaatn.
On luxation anti Bttrtnekmtnl Ycdder, chairman;
Donnelly, Griswold, Porker and PtunkiU.
on Miscellaneous Cmrporutioat ?CoggoBkallf chairman ;
Bendrieka. Knapp, Porker and Mur/ihy.
(tn Banks? Walker, chairman -. Connelly sad Dunham,
OM Internal Affair* of luxctii and Countita -CoaBOlly,
chairman : Low sud Dunham.
On Yitlii'jeit?Kaines, chairman ; Smith ana Beltana,
OB Literature?Knapp, chairman ; l.nswold and Fa?
gan.
On Militia?Iloysradt, chairman ; Karacer nnd Parker.
On Pi.Mic Utulth-CoiiueViy, chairman ; Low and itt
pun.
On Public Printing?Kellogg, chairman; Walker and
Haakiw.
tm .s,iaie Vritont? Barager, chalruian ; Kellogg, Kaines,
Nelson aud Muc/hy.
On Manufacture!?Griswold, chairman; Connelly and
Plunkitt
On Aijrieuiture? Low. chairman; Balnea and Fagan.
On Pripilegta and Eltettont Bmltk, ekalrtnan; Ycdder
and tramkaatn.
On Put/tie Riiildinijt?Marvin, chairman ; Barager and
jyunham.
Qa Vidi'ic Etpmndlturet?Balser, okatnnaB; Marvin
Bod Cullen.
On Fnurt,ii*edHill*?Smilh,chairman; Walker, Fasten,
Ti ttjdiuiien uni licitly.
tm Ennis und Hridges?Connelly, chairman ; Marvin
and Cullin
int Erection and Dttltitm nf flams and CotmMet
Raines, cn.inman ; Worth mid Pf na Ha
On Claims?Marvin, eknlrmnn; McMillan and Dun?
ham.
Ott Indian Affairs?Veddcr, chairman; McMillan and
Fie re e.
On Pata Lutes? Bangat, chairman; Comstock and
Plunkitt. _,
On Oi-trrtince*?Murrin, chairman; Hendricks and
Flt yan. ,
On Manufacture of Salt -Waiker, chairman ; Hendricks
anti Vlunl.i'l
I tn Hame Laxes?Veddcr. chairman ; McMillan and
Wimple
On Joint /.I'jrarg-RaltiCB, chairman; Hassett BBd
Bc illy.
On Ritli*- Pitta, chairman ; Sloan and Murphy.
Clerk Vruoman mndo the following appointments:
Assistant Clerk, Jutm E. Kenyon; Journal Clerk, Will
lam ll. Barker! Deputy Clerks, L. A. Groeabeck,
Isaac Ki-iitur. _ C. O'Brien and J. F. Bchloa
Ber; I. 1-i.iriaue, I). A. LawroBOS Bnd I.. V.
B. Mnttison ; Siijierintendeni nf Doonments,
li. M. Blown; Bank Meesonger, k. ti. Bowen ; Meeson
gi r. Samuel Ulrich ; md Beaeengei - In Committees aud
Page-. John A Mt I'eruioit, Il'-niy V in Uneaen, ll. J.
Pratt. Howls Wood. li. V. bimtli, Alfrod Klug, W. X,
Ilrenuock and B. ii. Lord.
speaker Hu-ied had a more difficult task in tho Aa
sembly. but he har. aucceeled admirably in lils placing
of the l'J" men under bis command un the cuunuitiees.
Jiu has placed al the lu ad of the Committee on Ways and
Means his lival for tho Speakership, ex Speaker George
Z. Erwin, who bas four years' experience In the As?
sembly, hus dealt willi matters of gnat Interest to the
State in a highly creditable manner to himself, ami as
Speaker last year dealt with Staio aftairt. Mr. Bruin's
ehlet aamstaut will be Georas S. BatckoHer, wke In 1-71
wat chan in in of the sanie coinuiittt e. Mr. Palmor, of
Clinton County, another member of Hie coinuiiUre
ahowed last year that he bad excellent hu.incas Judg
iuciii. Mr. T.ippau, ul Onondaga ( ..univ, is a wholesale
tobacco dealer, who laat year did BOod sci vice
ns au Aa-eiiitiiymau. Tiie Democratic leader,
Hr. Sheehan, an honest anti well inion,,e. 1
young atna, is aiao a memker af Iks eommlttoo, Messrs.
Aiiiswoiin. Fidner, Persons, Bows, Hickey snd Pitch,
the other member- or the tom nit te, ure new to Ike
Astound)', bul limy aie highly spoken ut by tbeir cou
Btltuenta.
Tbe bc.-t Infarmed mun In theN'ewY'ork delegation,
Robert Hay Hiniiiioti, a grandson el Aleiauder Unmll
tun. waa made chairman ol tbs Committee OB Cities lt
Was a good choice. Mr. Hamilton, it bea Inn- ut ali As
Bcuiblyineii several >? uri-ago, showed a high or.Lr ol
nbllitv and a thorough scquaintsnee with New-York.
Mi. Lion, another ot Ike New Yotk members ot tnt om
?tlttee, was once Assiatant District Aiton.ay of tbs city,
Mr. Hluiicr has kad experience ken before. Mr. Bogan
nutt Mr. Hums are the beal selections that could be ina.le
nu.eng thc Dciiiocr.itie Assemblymen from Bon York
jar msnihors of tko committee, tar. Brows, the Brook
lyn Itepoblleaut believe, win well represent ihetn n, the
commutes. Mr. liallaglier, of Buffalo, has had several
years Hinning in the Assemiiiy. The uiber membere oi
tbe coinini'tee are well spoken of. Char.es D. Baker.
the mw chairman nf Ihe .1 dimitry Committee, slumed
hit tilm ss for the position last year liv taking a leading
fm nm,mg the lawyers of the Assembly, Ho
avert tko Field Code, Mr. Westfaii, the second mern
ber. skewed two years nett that he was a strong lawyer.
Tbe other members of the cotiiinuteii ate uf excellent
Standing tis lawycis. The appropriittiotis or lha State
the Speaker lina put lr. charge ul Mr. Kruse, nf Catturiiii
glis Colliny, n luau nf ex. e.lent jil.lgliieiit and of good
reput.iiioti. rite new und Important Commit!.i Re
a/lalon knaaa excellent ehnh_an lu Mr. WratfaiL Mr.
Cole c-t.iii.irdie.i a record last yeal aa a bbb of
kones'y :t',d ability whleb will tie ot service lo
him now when he is appointed chiilrmsii of the
Committee on Railroads. Geoersl Curtis, nf Ht
Lawrence, who In chairman of the, Couuartitoe na l:.
sur.fife, it a m.m Of proved honesty. Mr. Manville, thc
lu- ni of tue Commutes on Commerce sad .Navigation,
?ass tbe trusted Paymaster ol the a tenthly inst rear.
The Kxclas Committee lt aol a ?? liquor committee, hut
lt aa Iii pr,.i' aili) lalor a high IIOOBSS bill.
Thc Speaker auuoui.cod tbe commuters at follows.
Kop,iblicai,- in Roin.ui, Democrats lu Huhes :
On ir.ii/* '"o' Bsa bi Brwta, st. Lowibboo, okalrmaa ;
Pain er, (.'Huton ; Batchellcr, Saratoga ; Tap]isu, f 11,0:1
dags: Alas Wortk, Os wsfe 1 Gardaer, Mooroo; Harsons,
Cay *S*i EA er kan, Hue ; ;fio-r, Albany ; Ditktu, Kock
land, and Pitch. ('neena.
On Aparomrtationa?Kruno, Cattarangus, ekalrmaa ;
Ilupkiiis, liiTi ne ;( urns. m. Lawrence; Plait, Dutch?
ess; l'tuter, Niagara; O'Brien, Albany ; Smith, New
Ton: MrCiellund. Westchester ; Gricnr, orange; Bil
CWMB. Kings, and Len rich, "-citeca.
On Judiciary Bater, ktenben,! chairman; Weetfnll,
Wneklngton; Van Alien, Mew-York! Antoni, Otosaoj
JiuWC. Oawego ; Bannock. O.itarlo : Cole, Scbuyler;
Creem. ('runge ; t anim-. New York; Chase, Albany, and
Connelly. Kings.
on tu infill lairs Lyon, New-York, chairman;
Biib)', Jcflei-.sou ; liogeliouiii, Columbia; Batchellcr,
?aiatoga: Ilamllion, New-York; Balta, Orange) Van
Allen. Sew- York ; llnyyri ty, St v York; barndar, West
Chester ; l uiitan, .Sin Tern, Bud Henry, Oswcgu.
On Rerismn -Westfaii, Washington, chairman ; Baker,
Pt. utieii ; Ki Ilse, CatturaUgla ; Cantor, Sc W-York, BUd
Sheehan. Bri?
on Cana's (lallagher. Brie, chairman; Ainsworth.
Usn ego; Darts, Way oe; Maurine, Wosklngion; Hall
'?nelda; sims. Monroe; Hates, Orleans; Maher. New
York; Hilt, New-York ; Mclaughlin, Kings, and Wafer,
Kingia.
(kl fillet? Hamlltor, New-York, chairman ; McCarthy,
Onondaga; Lyon, New York ; Brown, Kings; Gallagher.
File; Allan, t>ueeos; Lvaus, Oneida; Finder, New
Yara; Cutirr. ."-cheuoctady; limns. New York, aud
Hagan, New Yurk,
roi tiailroads?Cue, schuyler, chairman ; Bulkier,
Jefferson; Stacey, Oriondngs; White, Ofi-eMa; Hickson,
Heiissilaar; Mal.le. Fuiiiain; Baker, Erie I lucl.-i,.
Buckland; Lindsay, Kings; J'otetr, N'ow-York, and
Drennan, New-Yurk.
tm Cmmmtret andKnaiaatian Maartlle, Washington,
chairman: Lvun, New lurk; BotOk?BS, Kings; Pratt,
Munroe; Smith. New Yolk: ilunllliig. suflulk; Henri, I
Warien; Cullins, BJDBtSl IbW. Janell, Kings; Dupli,
Richmond, and t,ardon. Mingura.
On Insurance?Cut lit, Si. Lawrence, chairman; Hop?
kins, t,leone; Mun ville. Kings; 1'lerce. Wa timing j Mc*
Carthy, iitiontliica; LoetO, Mndtson; Httgyr ny, New
York: McCI. Hand, Wtatchestcr; 7,'r rich. Seneca, and
Wolf, -t<* abeu.
on Banka?Hopktoa. Ol oom ti, Chairman; Krcllgh, I i
ster ; BoklBBOB, Livingston; McLweti, AI legit ny ;
Knapp. Delaware; Bmltk, Yalca; .--caver. Greenei
UartltiCtrrch. Titler: Cutlet. Schenectady i /mn. N' w
York, sad ifcC'tnn, Biogs.
On tttrtm Haws, o*?ego. Ofcatrasaa; Flatt, Dutch
BBB- Msfc'WSB, Aiirgaiiy; Berry, l'u.tan and Hamilton :
Hall. Oneida ; Haul..er. Monroe; Brown. Kings : wena,
tY ny ne; Longley, Kings; Stum, New-York; and Bask,
Cbeniuiig.
On Internal Affair*?Ann,- H. Hater, Brio, Chairman ;
Pratt, Mo..n.e ; Hadley, Franklin; Titos. Tompkins i
Brown, Contend; Bnrnss, Bases ; i boney, < hnntnuqna;
Newton. Kingsi Bt-fWttVr, .-choharle ; Ihcl.cr. Sullivan,
uiul Mc Mon ut, New-York,
tm Affairs of Yillat/es -Smith. Y.tlos. Cliulrinan ;
Gardner, Munroe'; Hen, Lewis; BatOO, llrleant; Allen,
-tom; Brown, Cortland; cruft, lister; R* nile. Bink
molli; Latrine, Westchester; Wears, Wayne, uud Let
rrieh. Boner a.
On Hoads and Br id tie*?Pratt, Monroe, chairman ;
Wlndolpk, New-York; bmltk, Orange; Storm. Dutch'ta;
Matu ison. Chenaiigo; l.'ddle, Monlcomery; Krans,
Brie; Shut, New York; iTnjyrrfp. -toff Heelier, Sulli?
van and Sexrion, King*.
On Fattie '??i-i'Miy-o'Bi-len. Albany, chairman; Flatt.
Dutchess; Allen, in'iga ; Babcock, Chautauqua; Don,il.I,
bara Inga ", Berry. Fulton nnd Hamilton ; 1'reln.h, Uisler;
ftrff frr. Htnrnrlaitr; shea, Bow-York t ?sOaaa, Blags,
sad ti.'si, Brio,
ON ViMie Health?Croll, Lister, chairman; Ynn Bus
kirk, Cayuga ; i-.dson. Bronnie; luck, St. Lawrence;
Wlndtilph, New-York ; Bmltk, Yates; Dalia, Wayne,
Rush, f iu-ioow-. siua. New York ; Dalton, New-York,
anti Mc .talton. Kiitiis.
rm t huritaidc amt religious Societies Bearer. Gobo
BOB, chairman; At nob., t iisegu ; Vtm Al.en, New York ;
.-lacey, i itioinlag..; "Mute, Monroe; Uobliison, Livingston;
Ilea, la?wls: Wafer. Killis ; Wolf, Steuben ; Shellal, Now
York, un 1 Lom/liy, Kings.
On Futile- Ed nf. tt inn -Platt, Dutehest, elmtrinai ;
Rime, Monroe; Li wm, st. Lowroaeei Bibcock, ontario;
Matter.atiii. Chi nangu ; O'ISi len, Albany; Titus. Tomp?
kins; Bass, CkennngO! Lungley, Kings; Hayes, Bow
York ; uiul Baggrrty, Kings.
On Silitary Affairs- Batohellor. Saraingn, chairman;
llogcbouiit. Colombia i ?Sappi Delaware; Lvnns,
oneids; Donald,knratoaa; Dickson, Boaaselaor: Win
dolph. New-York; Canst. Albany ; Filch, Queens ; Hug
gerty. Kings ; mid Hardin, Albany.
Int l Ittiint? Frcligh. Ulster, chairman : Knnpp, Dele
ware: Ingeiaoll, ( atiaraugus : B.tles, Orleans; Howe,
Oawego; liuiittlii-r. Suflulk ; Hotebklaa, Kings; Kiernan,
New-York ; llinry, OIOBBO; Hilt, .Nt tv York ; and ll,,Mts.
New-York.
on lidertd Relations? Ainsworth, OsWOgO, Chalriniinj
Babcock, Cati?io; Hinder, New-Tort; Bo?long,Her
Kilner; Baker, l.rie; Allen, (iitcens ; lluntting, Mill.dk ;
I:, nus, New-York; -lemon, New-York; Lindsay, kings,
and Met Jet lund. Wcstckeater.
on Burnt Lutes-Hedley, Franklin, Chairman: Titus,
Tompkins; Berry, Fulton "and Hamilton ; White, < melda;
Deniers, Kenteelaer; Krui-, line; Haggtrty, New-York;
liui/le. Li hm..nd. .uni tmse, Luc
(tn state I mont Palmer, clinton, chairman : storm,
Diilthe-a; I appan, Onondaga; "-milli. Neil-York; Van
Busklrk, Cayuga; WostfnU, Washington; Hardin. Al?
bany; l.tiitlnr \l cstchcsler, .ind Hardt ultrrgh, Dialer.
t ii .stole t h'trilulile Instituliniis?1'appan. Oiioinl.ii.il,
chairman: Arnold, Dteogo; Allen, Tioga; Brown. Owl
laud; Edaon, Broome; sealer. Geneses; Batta, Al
...iiiy. / iiidaat), Kings; uni shriltun. Bria,
On v.-itiim'ts and RLctioni 'Parsons, Cayuga, ch.ilr
uiiiii ; li.ilkley. J. Helson; Mabu-, Putnam ; l"ni'i-,
l>ns-e|i,i r; McCar.hr. ? ?notulagii; Maher, New-York ;
Farrall, Kmas; und hannie, New-York.
On I ir,l Diaitiont -Morin, Dutchess, chairman ; rear!,
Warien; Hututinc. suffolk: White. Oneida: Vnn Hus
kirk,Caroon' Bndlonn.Herkimer; SaugU, New-York;
shell,,/. New- York; and Decker, **n ll Iron.
</Ti Trade und Banu foci urti MrEwen, Allegheny
Chairman; Smith. Orange; li irne-, K-aei ; Hulkley
J. Heit ti j In ks,oi, Kekaaelner; Eretttter, -Shohario ;
IHnkrttpiet, Nen Ymk . Dalton, New-York ; and Liddle,
Monti om- ry.
rm Maunf,,c'ttrt of Salt -Pierro, Wyoming, eknirman ;
Btaeey. Onoodaaaj Tuck, Ht l_nrranee; Parsons, Cn]
una; Alnawortb, Oawego; Maiteraun. Cksnaago I Otett,
Lne; lluf. r. Kmgt; and Wolf, -ten,,sn.
On Vutiitr _nada? Baroon, ISaaex, chairman; Donald,
Saratoga; Hilson, Broome; lins. Oneida; Hartley,
Franklin ; Hotebklaa, Linga; finn, N. u Yum j Dickey,
Km klan.I ; and (Jordon, .Nlag.ua.
tin Igrieultur* Porter, Nu.*.ra, chairman; Krona,
Lue : I. ta. i. e it it , itu.i on.-. Herkimer; Chene), Chnn
lauqua; luck. m. Lawralee; Babcock, chautauqua;
Urevaler, Hcbobarle, and Wood, Wnyue,
i ii /minn, Iffairt Leets, Madison, chairman ; Inter
Boll, i atiaraugus; -tn. ev. i ioondega ; Palmer, Clinton ,
Porter.Ninga!-; t mus, m. Lawrence; Brooman, New
York ; Connelly, Kinna, nnd Qerrdon, Ninon.
tat V'Ui'tus ni AI Iron.?Winti-ilpli, New Yink. chair?
man ; Craft, I sic: ; Ha Hil ll oil. .New Yotk ; I.le. Mull
son : Cole, S, hut u-r ; Pi url. Warren ; Futter, New Yolk ;
t oninn. New-York, and Mt Laughlin, Kiln's.
On lxroth.rds and liner Ihlh* Lill* Killie. Jefferson,
? ha.i iii iii, Van Allen, New-York; Meroe, Wyoming;
Mable, Putnam; Uddle, Moutsumrry; Gnllngher, Bi ?-.
Connelly. Kin ga ; Chute, Albany, ami Cantor, New-Yerk
nu t ngrotted Billa?DnrlB, Vt ny ne, eboirmaa; Bogc
boom, Columbia ; Alien,Tioga : Arnold, < linnet) ; Cheney,
i haiitauqu.t; FrelUh, Ulster; Maher, New-York; Jfr
ItaJum, Klngt, alni .WeIfni.ia*. New *i .uk.
On tirirrunces?Hemer', Benaeelai r. ch.ilrmati ; West
fal., W .nhl: gum ; Cole. M huller ; Gnllngher, Li le ; I'al
Sons, Cai uga; I'nbii.soii. Llvlln.-sti.li ; Cutler, BckoBBC
lady | Hittite, (.range, and Mogan, Nnw-York,
un Expenditure! of Monte Babcajck, Onterto, eh or?
man . l. neil c. let, -.nat.-gi. Porter, Kwurera; Craft,
l's cr; Darts, Werne; Erwin, st. Lnwrenoe; Dink?I
mel, New-York ; McLaughlin. Kmga. aud shell, y. N'riv
\or)i.
On I i/iinditure.,- of Irtrittire Department M.merton,
i benaugo, chairman; Cunts, Ht, Lawrence; Peart, Wai
rea: .-caver, Genoese; Gardaer, Munroe; Bmlth. New
Vork; Parrel, Kings; Hill, New-York, and Mr Manus,
New-York.
On Lillis? l-'.rwln, St. Lawrence, chairman ; Baker,
Steuben , Kruse, -BttnTOUgUS ; Skeckan, l.r.r. , Mit Ol
land, Hi -telle.ter, i.iid lb. S].. aker.
i.ii JotnA Lilt, tity? Allen, Queens, chairman ; Inger
soil. Cai laransna; Hinder. New Y'ork ; IHnki utpiel. New
York, and Coffins, Beuaselaer.
s?t, t i.n.itiiit.e ot the Whttle Kohlnton, Urination,
chairman; Windolph, New York; .if' KoniiB, New-York;
Hotebklaa, Kn.ns; Lawlor, Weatebnater; Hogebooro,
Columbia; Ckote, Albany; Berry, Paitoa ami Hamil
ton: Liddle, Montfornery; Hall, Oneida; Badlong,
Herkimer, Henry,uiaogo; Titos.Tompkins; Leterleh,
Seneca: Gordon, ->:ag.ii.-i, ant Cknney, Chants iqaa.
The Robbs went Into Committee of tks Wkole, Mr.
"-bet bini in the i bair, on the 1.1 ant Monument lu nd inn.
Ti.etc ii as .i long debnte over tke q neal lon of exempting
proiiert] ot tin- saaoeintion from mxaUon, nnd wiinoui
laking tb tin.te action ou any Ol lue pioposltlons offered,
one ot it lucii proposed to limit the nmunnt ot property
exempied i" | -00.000, rud snotkei t?? ri"" OOO, tke bill
waa ni ide a spe< Inl order lor to morrow mernina. Mr.
Van A :? ii nib ird n serbs of resolutloi - In memory of
General Grant, which wero ordered printed un l made a
-penal order lor Monday evening.
LAWMAEINQ IS NEW-JERSEY.
SILLS IKTBODI itu IN THI AMBMBLY? WllK.N' lill;
COMMIITUI WILL HE NAM KI).
,11;.,ai nu in .t.i LAH i;.iltiil.si u.Mti.M Ol lill. IKlULMt.j
Tklnton, X. J., Jau. 13.?Tba membera ol
Assembly, whu went left hen- aller the adioui ii me ul of
the ,-cu.itc and the flight of Hie unsuccessful ollice
seekers ye-.ter-luy, wore a rather druwsy appeafaaOS
as tiny appen rod latkoli skamkortkla awralaai bat
they ran into the routine groove as easily us a aii-wcrks
uld legislature. Speaker Ari-suoug's expericnee and
tlic (nat that all the oScotS aro familiar willi their
dulles act ount for this, and pluiiiise to make the act
sinus of the A--c:nl,,y uiiuait.iily serene and butiiiess
Ilk*, 'lbs -peaker has distinctly announced thu! bc will
nut patt.icip.ite in Hie iOkatOS uf Lie HoBSO, as ass his
BMBtom iast ISSStoa, nnd lus IkOrOky removed a e lute of
ciltlctSBi. Among hi-lust acts was to suggest thc ap
poiiiimeut of a Committee ea Hill Earlston, to wklek
the Assembly concurred. The committee li to rev,ti?
llie lulls after they have patted a second reading, In
Older to see that BSBCBdBBOBtS have lu cn properly
placed. A few years ago, the op. ration of the gaBM
Ians ut tbe Slate waa exaelly leversed by an error
winch such a committee woald kars ionootod.
Aasomklymaa Paulls, wim -.vhs prominent last yest
lu an eflorl tu limit the expenditure In the rebuilding ut
the Stats Capitol, came forward this morning willi a
reaotattoB. asking that i special co-.lites bs spparintod
to Inveallgnte Ike metier nnd report at once. Assem?
blyman Jowett, whu ni's on thr coinmlssioii, protested,
ami al lils lettie the maller OBS l.ihl over nulli next
neeg, when tbe coiiimis-ion will make a report, lim
collin.is-oner-, have spent about Bl 5.UOO Inlaying lim
leundstious of un ? ul .md pail ot i ne building uml tin y
want I-2-.000 more to juit lt np. Ibe Legislature will
not grout lt without a Donlee!, for ibedeinsgahy tka
Bren yent ago nat nasessed atonlj -ii.uoi), nnd len
time- lin- at.mini see int tad.er ton min li.
Mr. ."-cine m.Her. of Newark, Introduced n bill limiting
betes ter faros io live cents and requlriag ike com
pnniet to furntsb transfer tleketa, ile alan praaenlod a
iow tera lu i, limiting rolirond in ie- between New-York
nnd points within twenty milos in lea ennis per nnasen
ger between 5 nnd i a. m. and 5 and 8 p. m. k siu.ii.tr
lm-ii-iirc I- being ur^ni by Aaaemblymna Poller, of
Orange, and will be a permSBOnt source of il.-cnsslun.
1 he lilli red IC BS I In- :'"-'.tl lair ul Internet lo .'i p.-| e. ul
waa also presented, and Br, Jowett Introduced smeas
ure ttl iiermit municipalities In pay ;i ye iriy bounty to
mnnutactnrius compaiuas locating within ibelr limits,
thc iiln.iUiit mil tO ex'-c*'.! Ih- tax lu, pc- ? !, 'I'],*. \,'
sembly adjourned uuill Mnuduy erening, when both
bouaea w|U meetagala und ii.e. committees will be an
noni.ci ,1.
Bl LUI D Ll QleltATIOB IN IOWA.
Chu.u;ti, Jun, lit [Sp nun .? lin nuragara.
tlon of Oiivernui elect Wiid.im L.trruliec is expoeted te
take placo at Hes Moines to tiioiiotr. lu _i:?. n ,
which was pres*ntcd lo the Li-i.-1-.Ia'iir.- to day. Con i BOI
Slieruiaii reeoiuuistids Hie LaglslBtUW to prov ide for thc
at-cuibling or a con.tllutlon.il coiirnitlon, tu inert in
January, IM7, ami to lm composed of !"" numbers.
Hit reasons are tba', the present cou-t mitton Was framed
tiver thirty years ago, und thal ii mw SOnsillBllos l
iit-e.led on Wklek to Ingraft much radical lOfflslntlon. '1 he
cost of the eonventioi) be esiimates al trluu.oiHi. Hr
al-o recoiiiinends a revision of Ihe Stair Judiciary sys?
tem, restoriiix Hie old Prokote tour!, giving lt Jurisdto
Hon uf uii Btsdemeaaefa. bm nut ot felonies, umi sJst
lin rcithlug the number of district Courts, l,css fietjiu ni
elclloiiS ate also t a ct,iiiliniii!id. 1 hr liquor question 1<
discussed, and tonie minor amendments suggested thal
would make the law more elbctunl. The dillcleiiey ol
-ft,tm,in rn in the Slate's revenue ls Healed fully, 'int
suggestion ls mada thal Ibo pie-snt legislature can
make ita appropriations so at to lsave n balance lu June,
19P7. anal that canltalttts on this snowing will Inno .ip
tho outtianding warrama for letupor.iry investment.
ami lhat these can be extinguished la I-1**-* wlthuui the
formality of Laving them funded into bonds.
jany sm: rm an he-elected.
ACTION' OF THK OHIO LEGISLATURE,
A RB-tTBUOAB MAIOIHTY ot TWKMMWl WOXEE
?TU INVESTIGATE Klt.UIl A.NI> BBIBBBTa
Coi.i'Miir.s .Jan. 13 {Special).?At 12 nYI.uk
tu-day Lleiileuanl-Ciovernor Kennedy cal's I the Senate
and House of Hcpn-eiitatlvcs lo order as a joint cen
vrnimii and tllrcctctl the clerk to cal. Hie roll af the Sen?
ate. All the iiieti.bers sn-wtreil to their mirnee. Tue
roll of tbe House bStBg sailed, 10k nu mbers were found
tekena-eaaat, a. i*. BattorBold, sf flartaaBil, wkoaa*
lalned leuvo of BkaSBOS yesterday, belli- Hie only BMM_
ber not BtSBOBt Tnejuurnala of holli houses, roierinic
tin- net inn taken yesterday In Hie separate branches were
nil. Hie roll of members w.iscalled and each ans weird
willi tho name of thc person fur whom he do
Brod to vote. Boroatooa ftoeatocs roted fer Mr. Ckee
in.in and tWOaty fm Mr. Thurman. Of Hie Krprcaeiila
Ursa. Sixty SOTOa voted fur Mr. Sherman and forty-two
tor Mr.-karama. Tko total roto stood: "-herman, st;
Thurman, 82, Lieutenant Ouveriinr Kennedy iheu de?
clared Mr. Sherman elected. Tho auiiounceninnt was
ibub!rad alto load applause from the Bepablieoa Boara
tentatives and tho lobby, aflor which ibo couvelttiuii
was dissolved.
.-eumur Sherman will arrive in this city at 2:30 p. m.
lo-iiiorroiv, and ml, Im m t by a Legislative Committee
and esc irted to tho Capitol, wh-re he will bo presented
io the members, aud In the evaalag a genera! reOSpttOB
will be given In the Senate (-humber.
In the Senale this morning tho pupers and evidence In
tho contested election cases of the Senators fruin Ham?
ilton Ctiuuty wore submitted. Tho documents wero re?
ferred to the Committee on 1'rivlleKes and Lleotions.
The same disposition was tint.le uf the cuntest of Hubert
Harlan (Republic.mi, colored, from II million County, lu
Ihe House of Representatives. The House also a loafed ?'
i irani ut um tad appointed aspoelal sammitton ot Ira mern
hers to in vest igate ch urges tn ade against four lue in he i ? ot
tue BMSBBt Hunte th.C. tiny BQOcptod bribes to vole for
Henry H. Layne for United BtatOS sniutur while mein
hers nf Hut hist QoOOTOl Aatemhl v.
'Hie matter was liruitght ap ny Mr. Hull, of Allen
County, who, rising lu Ike IL.use i,, ;, qnesMea of privi?
lege, sent to Hie cb t k's do?k a resolution tu lie na.I,
n inch, after ? number nf wkereasss, pro
vidid for bb Investigation of charges nf
bribery oad corruption. After aa excited debate,
ix--pt-nker Cowall! (Ben.) offered fer adoption tho fol?
lowing sun.mute, ob leo ons adopted:
Wi, mts Tke cincinnati < omtncmal tlnz-ttc of date of
Jaaaary 12, 1886, contains ? printed statement, on the
aili horlly of ,-i. K. I 'oh.ii in.iiilegiuggr.ivr charges niMihat
the of-Cinl Integrity mid fharaeler of cerlaln
ii.rmi.eis uf tint lt.iii.se, iminely. Hiivid Baker,
P. Hunt. W. A. Stiuli/. and li. W. /.."Igler, sn tlcliiiilr
anti in oles in tiniemenl iis a t sll for IwmetUnta actiou
ni tinier tn vindicate the reputation of iii'inii ia of thia
House; thcri tole,
li, st Ind. Thai h select committee of Hie be appointed
io Inquire lulu ail ike facts nf mr ch irxes ?u ail.-g. d au t
to report their conclusions tn tkls Boam at u. Barty
d .te as pos-dldr, sud In their prosecution ur this In?
quiry, said telnet sentmitten are empowered to tend
tor persons uni pupers and to aaa ml ns aliaosssg under
oath.
!-pe*kcr Kutrekln appointed Messrs, Cowgl'l. Itaw
11 ii l's. fompkiaa, La Blond and Huff mn n. lue dre.
lil st are lt.-pu ni lc,ms and tWO la-1 na mr 1 an- I ir u nie. r.i lt
and air tin- ablest un inlier- of their i .-p.live parties.
ii it expected that tbe committee will discover tho way
in WkieB thu coal oil gang runs polities lo Hut ."-late.
TESTIM0N1 /\ A SLANDER CASK.
HKAVY DAMAGED sd (ill I BY A WOMAN
11ANV \HI Ni --I -t Til.I. WIIAI TIIEV BEARD?TIIK
DI Ki M K,
An naterostiag tait to rooorer damsgea tor'defame
I ion i t cliiiriti I' r ? a- lt ni! I? tors .1 id gc I'.ai th li iii the
Supreme Court la Brooklyn yesierdey, Ibeplsintifl
was Miss Ucilruili H. Inns, vt hu sough! tn recover
s'J.'.lMKI nt damages Hom Mrs. lannie I'., lime and
i.i r biisbniid, i inules l-l. Brana, af Ba, IM Hewro-et.,
Brook I ja, allegtag thai Mr-. Bruce ealled be* a timi
uiul a watii'ii. Un" plalatll i - tilt- daughter el Mt-.
Nettie I it us, thu 0 blow ut levinsend I ii ur., and ,i i
a! No. 100 ( lark-Ota,, Brooklyn, Mia, lim- baa begun
a sui! lui ii -illida! anni mt. alleging lhat bsr ehataeter
had liicii tlcl.th.e.l l.v Mr-, lim. e. Tbs lnCi-t r.:.? up
inlier aiisw.tr lb it ti tr oas endeavoring to sa rs lu-r
b na band'a affeetijot ii. being alieaatod bj Mi-,
Illus nm) her diiughler, bat tbat BBS did aol
tli?-ir cliatucii rs.
In Hie tual yesterday Um iir?t frltaees was H.r.i,I
Taylor,ol Bo, 106 H'Utoagbbj -:. who leettked iliat
in Angass, 1884, aitnl* in tke icnili N'atioBal Baak ka
this cii? ba heard Mts. Bruce sa] thal MiasUrrtruda
lidia wat a gul ol bad diameter ami a tkfa :. Ilo
inoili.r of ilif pinkett- bad rented roomt la tko wit
BOBS'S lion-.-, and Mr-. Urine saul thu! Mr-. 1 11na wns
not a iirnp.r pOTOOB to have la tko boase Bbs al-o
said tbat ker ebeneser ama bad and tkat ker doBgbter
ned been expelled from Btratkmoro College, I'oaau, as
a Ihlef.
Mrs. Anon Browa, of Ko, lix* Hicks it., natl la ber
cMit-iici-lli.il Mr-, linn e t,ld lu-r in Not ember. 18H4,
tliiit (ti rt i ode I it ut was ii ii i-sol ile worn it n and a thiel
sad tbat Mr-. Iii.is bsd Bearii sepal ited bel sad bet
ii isbaad, '? Bbs elao - iii, ' added tao witm te, " that
Mr. Hraoe poid tor Clertruoe't eduoatloa, oad tkal Mr.
iii,.un bad I"-ii intimate with Uertrade, lld- I knew
na- a lia. At arni l aaa angry, bul altoi I bad kn,.van
Mre. Titus aad ber danghtel lei a yeer we beenwe fsal
friends, Mr, Lilah t..l.i bm lbs! be bad belriended
mi unprotected gill and I nppi ired nil be did.'
??Ind you snow your husband wss ia tbe habit ol
risking ul tbe barnes ol Mn, ritual' om naked.
" 1 never interfere nub nj husband's mort men ts ia
uni nay." aaa Mrs, Brown's answer.
Mr, Brown In biasrideBes stated timi bs had known
Mi-, inn. i..i I-1. v. ai ? .ii d tt.iit to lt,ilndelpkia to
get I.er daugbtt r .it tin- rrnurol "I the mot brr, wan dd
tba! abe waa not nie with Mra, Bi re He v..is un
introduced to ibe lattei bj Bias Ino- na Mr, Lewis,
Ile never " gaie thc lit " to Mt- Brui B,
l'lid. sit-in -. a it'll kn.ni ii singer, "l No 387 B
i . t.-li'i.'d tliit ba liu'l known Mra mid Mu. illus
lot ?nun', veal.. When bs ?ent to Hie boUBO lie nit.n
topped on too window instead 't ringing Ibe bell. Hs
nus nt Mt-. Brown's boons iu Dceember. Imjs4, when
Mrs. Braes Mid thal Miss Illus vms a din I anil a
hui iiii. Mr. Brown ordered Mrs. Bruce out ..t thc
boase, saying that sba waa kaotra in Troy nad ber
ebal actor i"i ri racitj waa bad.
Binletie- wn- cuni by Bkjfl Lmeline lliivnl, of No.
123 Willoughby -t, iiiid Mi-a Anna M. Lum- rn Nu
343 Kant t'oortb-et., Nm ink, ami Mim Br Ila
Bogart, ol Ko. ITU Living-ton t . to Ibe effect thal
tlicv liail been mid by Mr-.. Ilruec that Miss I itu. li ul
bet n bi polled from school foi st retiing,
lu tin- def co es only Mrs Braes wai sailed tolas
? tai,d, illili tbe le.-tllictl that she ll.nl netti said lhat
Mi-s I il un Has a wanton, lint hud said that she bul
been expelled I ruin Strathmore ( ..Hear lor pilfering
I hi- thc matron ol Ho sckool told ber. She bad I..ucl
a letter in ber busbnad'a pookel whick lor ber lo ^o te
Philadelphia snd -ec Mi-s I But al l"-r boase there, ki
Ibe donal Mi-s rites Introduced ber to Mr. Brown
uiiiler lim iiiiiiKiil Lewis, she afterward reoognixed
lum in lu- boons, to which ths wool si inc roqaaet ul
bin nile, uiul lie i all'd ber a liar ami ia lieu aht wnab <l
to Irnve tin- roam lucked thc dour. Al br-i Mra,
Brown bad agreed to help ber" drag dowa" Mr-.
Titus iiml her daughter, ami had told lor lhat Mrs.
lillis hud mitten a letter to Mr, BtOWB begtonina
"' My Detr. I >ai Inti' Pet"
After il e conclusion of ihe Baan, the court ordered a
sealed verdict lu be lunii'-ht. iii lu day.
WORRIES FOR A tiOl.lt MUSKET.
Coinjuinv/ D, l-'ili Regiment, N. Oj. B. N. Y.,
Captnla Barnard commanding, marcked lalo the armory
at Broedwaj aad Porti nfih-si.. foot night, to bold their
Bsmkaananl exhibition drill. A tbouaaad people Hied
the it.illenes lu w itch the tlilitv .-l_.il lu.li tro t li I'..Ililli
the manual, wbleh, na u-u.ii. wu done to tbe entlsfne
tlon Of every one hut the nihill-. Al the i lose ot Hie
i.p.mv -'ni . the prtTBiea1 rom pet III re drill t""i pl ice
lor the privileire Of CSirytM the golda.iskei tor tbfl
next tu iiioiiu,->. Quartsi iii .-iri argt-nul Kobari Paul,
who had camed the distinction tor toe last half-year,
bad no lark of wuuld-iie successors, The bayonet exer
etoo wns followed bj dancing,
? ?
OH IHIAI. FOE ACOJDBBTAL SNOOTIER.
Henry- Wildberger of .Nu. 358 Fnmi-st.,
New-York, waa keld hy toa Court sf Oonnral desstoat
Jersey city, yssterdey aa aa ladjatamal for sian
tloagbter, IM?trlcl Attorney winMi'i.i roproaoatod ihe
"title .md rv .Iudire QafTOttaon appeared for Hie defence,
(rn Munday, Oe loller is, wildberser, ninia rialtlns I ie.i
erich I?imblx, nt llomeatcnd Riatlon, North Barga.i
eidrnt.illy shot Mrs. Luinlilx. blt boet't wife, in thc
s-, .a.a h m. i i igbl ti.icit. _Be died Ib * few minnies, lu
lu- opeiilna Dlsihcl Attorney Winfield Hld Ibm tbe case
va at si in i ii? t in thal of Am l.mle, wim h-a. (ried l_ -1 week,
"Idetlitilo ny," lu- con! llilie'l. "Illili the veti'.lct In
that cast wa- au outr aire apo . luailre. The |nry alkiwi t
theil aympatby t.> run bwbj milk their iiutv. Tbnt
should Barer be la a mun ol )ustleo." Tbs eaaa ass
Kiveh to tbs |UI) B-0 il noon.
.(''.nv /'/ / 1 iso SUPEEETTTIOR,
Tha Thirteen club Blade Hn-ir fo-tj?el|rbtfa
alletiipt nt tuici.le at Nu. IS Watt I laentj ei_|itb-t!., last
nurlit Mure than Btgktf BOtaaBBSal ilown lo Hie iliniti-r.
thlrteesai i tabla Oae table was oeeupted by tblrtoea
visitors rrom Ilrlilxeport, lu s.led by ax-tiors.r Lim
lian. After tbsdlnnsr Henry A. Heiser, tne scribe, read
bia annual report, onowlns n snecceafal eondltl.t tal
ii Ail ili'-i.-llcers were re eircied. Ju.it.-e Be Adam
io. lied and smongIhoee preseBl were. Bafnt Hatch;
Miaul i ,-ia ,.ii r'.mumi Brady i Beaator Will
lum Vt', Ni:.s; kurreyoi Lt.titie, ex-nenntor Joneph
Koch. I' ,,n ? ,i I . -. Morse, Captain B. N. Tubbs, ll. N.
mid Major VV. L. Coles.
ci'HM an TO in: m.- own lUCCRSBOE
Annai-iii.!^, ,l:i!i. IS.?At a runens nf tho
Dsssooratk BIsmbSIM Sf the Maryland I^'KislattH'' .held
to-ultrill. Henty Lloyd, ot Hon better County, was nomi?
nated fur (Iovernor to fill the unexpired term of Hubert
M. Mclwine, and Arthur 1'. dorman wat unauluioiulf
t li,naen tu sue, sett himself as United Slates Sauator.
There will be nillo oppotlUou to toe site Uuu of ulihsr.
THE WAU IN HAILWAY KATES.
I.OOKINT, FOR THK PIQBT TO BPBXAD.
IUI.TlMOltl*. AM) nillo 8111.1. nri.i.ioi.itE.NT?WAIT'
IM; rOB A POOt MKKTINO.
Tlicro wiih ii falliii.tr nil in Hie bEkJBMB *n*MA
by Hie Haltiuioro lind OEM ticket nlllees yesterday at
compared wlih the previous two days, but the BgfBtl
? la.m.'.i that the araettaal ?aaaaaly of inc thrungli bust
ursa tu the West whit ti Hie cul has bruUKhl them Wl??
still nialntalnerl. Il was iff nertilly expecled that the
warfare weald nilen in (hu uro before to-day. The
I'.nitiinnro sud Ohio's agOBl in Chlougo Hie
gsaahial to (ienerai Paaeeaaor Attorn Lord herc
Hint he waa laforotod on vib.it BS ctmsli'.ereil Rood
BaikalItf that the Peiin-ylvai.la BnBtOO? coiilemiilatml
eiittinir lin' nts from ChfcMfB to l'.iltlinore und Wash
toRtoB fi om "MT lo | l.t. the present W'rsl-hoiind{ratn.
Ht -rel afore the tnnir bas been "ri 7 from CkhmgB to those
seaboard eitios amt ult ? lu New-York, ulihoiiith the coin
missions still mild by so mo af lbs Western roads bOOB
enitbleil the llcket brokers Io cut the schedule some
wli.it. Mr. Loni Immediately sent liistruclinns that la
. me ihe Pen. ny I va ti lil tumlo sm b a cut frum Chicano tj
Baltimore ami araaklngtoa, tho Hainmure un- oinu
was to soil tickets to Nen-Vork at ."ri 1 Bad to announce
that its rale would be "ri lower to Nev--Yul k Hum by Ihe
littler linea, no mutter what rate lbs latter mlgfcl make.
This is simply ivli.it m.iv bu expected from the de'.erinlnn
Hon or tho ..altimore und Ohio to li-hl the pool linea tai
thu extent to make Itself goad un the business taken
fruin it bjr the Pennsylvania's cut Into the west?
bound Balttmora ami Basklagtoa rates. The pot
slblllty of Hie extension of thu war H
Last bound fares ls laONOOBd by the recent loBSBSIBg ol
toe prentice o: the pool roads in payten eommisslons.
Wubin thfl bmt few .lays uli.erver- wi o hnve returned
Hom tiie West baie reported that In ('levillain!, Cronin
natl mid CklcOSO Ike cm,is have luin making u decided
Ineroaas In ihrir nltownnee io "scalpers."
some Igarlng aa tbs position of ths Pennsylvania
K il.I.uni lu raaard tO IBO West-bound butine-s empha
s,/,t tim di-advantage the digerontlnlrote rnllrondt
fuller fi-uiii Itnltimore alni ohio's hostility. Ibis lt how
lbs bitter rood's maaagars Un ure: Bstlmatlag that tot
? oiiipany K'-ls by its cut 'Jo per cent ni
tha controllable business to the West, lt will
un a moderate lintis toll in the next thirty days 1,.
tickets, which will yield 021,200 to tho PoBBsflrnnis
Bal I road, taken mit ul tho pool division; tim I alt t
rood, ur meeiititr itu- lia timora nnd Washington rate- ut
IIB nial, will -i-1 link about I..lim patt rupert, ot
?10,500, staking a total of aboul gto.700 reaped la tks
uexl ihiriy dara bf the Psausrlrnuls Ballroad. Tbt
Baltimore nnd (lalo receives an nrerngn of gio uni nn ll
New fork tlSBete, or $40,000 for tbe next tinny days;
deduction tue pnassngera tnrroBalorod lo toe Penney!va?
nia In Bait tm re and VTnahlngtoB, the i oinpnny nnjoj ? ?
net nain of 920,500, Tint m.nicy 1*410,000 in round Ba
utesi rapraeeaeutt the loss t" tha wi st-bound tmnk Um
pool Bell month resulting 1 ruin tin- Gsrrott ivimsylvu
nu conle-l.
PnsnenaerCommissionerPlsraoadid not return yes
terdny from Bonton in Um< to arranae for n meetlna el
Ike p ml iin.s. A ui.nate li, it ls iimn-i stood, wns ten! lt
Beltimore yesterday bj the (Irand rrank of Cnnndn aai
Hie i iii -it hu ra Kudri ad itt in rai messenger scents, say
Ina thnt the) bo'^oal the euitn:g of rat sa nut ur Boston
ivoiii.I he ti..pp. ;, ,i. it ni not a, o imphal! anything Ul
settling the oontrnrcrar between the inuit while it ? .
Injurious to tbt. butln*-ss of friendly nonnectiona Tin
Haiti i ii,, le uni i i,, lo lair from I tost o li by "-omul sti-nni'i ?
ls only $3 und-r the roll lang raia aaa s.._.- nf tbnli
Bssnta weis surprised timi siroiiL' New-Euslnnd linet
should feel the eui when the Now-York linen sold thai
they could no! li el a .-,, ol ?3 :.n cul. Li ply WM sen! li
Ibe (irani rrank ami Kitcbluirc re-trentes toe necettl
tr uiuler pres. nt i i. nm i.u.a of making the tbroustl
Boston rote, accenll in to usu il custom, by adding luca
faro io the Snw?York tkrougk fara io tne West.
-. ?. ?
I'LL-IHIAT OABBRTTfl tCTIOM tPPBOVSDi
li a li im OBI , .lan. 13.?Al tlic n-pilai nu rn I lil J
meeting ol directors ol tks Bnltlmon sad Oblo Bnllrom
I" day the a thin of President i,arr. tl In cutnii.- pas
teaser rates between Mew-Yort nnd tbe Wes! iva-np
piove.t. a disposition waa erlnoed In tualaln him n
..ni Bteoeara be mar deem Importoul tor tba bos
fotorosta nf toe Baltimore ami < Ibm Load.
I Ml ur I iii: SOU l mus M IBYIaABD,
l'lill IDE-ttl I A, .Lill. 1 ll S/ni ia! I.? 1 I,., sit lc
roiun nf the l'lill i.iepni.i Li ...Illili
.if lenin, m with repreeentntira ral i ?? 11 meu, to toke pori
in the tale nf the Heathers Mtrrl.tnl Ballroad, lin
tale waa bi rli bo of o droroo of tha United steins Ctr
rall Court for toe Maryland biatrtet, wkarola thi
trai Truai lump.my of Nnw-Yerh was the c.plnlnnnl
'" i md th" deft ndnnt i ? tai mi
or the i ? Ibm rte ii i- ce, Anthem / me,
sera-pl i o I.ids .,f a ? m. Iras thin -i ..nun
ll --..ii i.In..1,l
? i-. mada ibe tir.t bk, nf 175,000, aad tho road wni
kuna lu .! don d t.ra
BY im IB DI i I'- il. -ilall know rm:m.
Pim i mi pm v. Jaa. IJ [Special).?Thr- Initial
Bteetlagel rte new dlroeton of tha Bsodlns Ballroad
? as Bold thia m. .ru I It j- In Pi ???.! bm I < .owen's otb. r, I BS
foll directory wns present. After toe meeting Pn
Howes presented ths following to ths Bombers of the
press :
Tlir Hoard haa SCTOOd thst tin Information hs to lit
? ii -?-11ii_ _ oi burlnssn transected therre! tl ill be
lo any om n. tpl th iroboidera "t ihe eutnpnny ni prop.
? ii. tito : tn, ctlnat .-I -ml. ti sreboldsrs.
Br. Oowea aald tkat tola order sf toa Board waa tm
per.itlyr ead lina!, .md addi d : " We va ill bojadgod herc
alter by our at dons and n il i j rot it." li w.,s learned,
however, thst all the Board did was in organise, seleei
e.iiiuii't '??? -. ind i to* pl t'.e Im 11. ii ion of Hie r, ce n ci -. to
noeap] i|.i.iit? it in the i>a.lins' Ballroad bull Ung,
?
SALE ol' LI UV OE il rt ELIC rills
Aa application mu made Yesterday tn ,1ns
iice Vim p.r mi in th* Bopreme Court, Ckamben by
CTmrlroM, Da COato aad WU lam l> outline for a mau
d,unlit dlraetiBatks Boord ol -Xclee to renee too Urenaa
of i hom.!., f. uillalBO to trii liquor la toe Academy el
Must, m io ti ti nt' ii for balls sad receptions. 'I h? Boord
had rafoaod to do tn i s solely na tko grooad toot tot
pr'-ml-et h.i I a Ihr.tt: uni lhrn-r. I hr directors ol tbt
A. a I- my and il . i lill u-ie had xii phial ed Unit BO llqUOl
tliould be -,i l lihou any ihentrtoal aatertalameal
?.is iii program thets. in ins petition Br
iiine t.tys Hint tke icedemy is principally nond
im hails ami iirrues front ti,rm au income "t orel
"ije.i v J ubi ice Yan Bi mi vranted ike niau
.l.ii.',-. Ullin.illili Hil! Ibe li....iii I) ul m.Ililli.' lo .|u
-vs I'll rta lan prohibition tba tale nf liquor In places
where du-.i,lil ai pxnlbltlons ar-- In proarcss, I..a.it
-.ii-, rd, wi... represented thr Bxclse Board, did not
opi.o.a ? rte application.
lin- au thor! (lea ol the Met t.di.sn 11 p.-in House ami
Hu tCBdS?BJ hnir i,'il.il:,ri ll.J lUBtloUS r.-ll llulUg I he
I i -?? l: ai,, or lue ptdloe lr.mi mt-i,ci in? ii uh i lie
Mle nf liquor ai Iboaeplaeea, rna lujunetlo - were
tonghi LriBu-r the police bad ttopped the
- ila ..r winna nnd liquors nfler l ,-i m., on tbt - ci salon ol
recent halla, which were Ibon Ib full progross. Ihr po?
lios tunk this step tnlel a al I br in-t ince of Ihe la. la.'
Commiaalonera, as a rlelation of the lan lu Bellina after
l ..-f im k. A ron wen I win bi n ard on Monday whethet
these Injunctions aimil be sustained,
'lite ntbeert of thcHocirtr hi.mi als I*Amit! bare pru
cured from Jud-re Donohue, of the Bunremn Court, an
iiijuueiiiiu reatralulng the police from IntorfcriBg with
them in the rice use of the Academy of Bnele on Monday
nlii h', fut a recaption, bull ami tapper ; I roi ii I li ter 11 ri lil?
ia nh the nt" of wines ami liquors, mid the un law r.i I, nu
milhori/ed artes! and deli nt ion of any of tho BMBlberi
or gnneto
hu. rooiii AOAIR TO rr i iiiv FAETOB,
'lin- Kntajera Preabyterian Cbarch ai
Twenty ninth st. and Madison av e., that lint beeu ahmed
fur inure than a year ha. teeured tbe tervb-es of the Her
Hr. H. lt. Booth, whu will reopen the halldlBg OB 1 elim
nry i. It ls smoag the eldeal af lha churches in tiie dc
n.m.Iti.ition In Hie city. It had formerly a larc Iii<? m
berahlpand waaoaoof ihr stoel prosperoas Ib Bow
York. ThaBor. Dr. B. W. CaBkllag, wfcoss nasas km
become familiar la coo uoctloo wi to tks sstots of Mis
Mary ,I. Mor.-iin, was tor several j cara tts paslur, anil
was s.aoded by tko Boo. Pr. Stopkanseoj. Hr. Booti
rotornod only a few montht ago from Eurone, when bi
bas be, n lilli.ir for III- . years. Hr wat pastor nf Hu
I'liivt-rsiiy Plane i h ireh for many years, and resigned
ibu! chuiite on iiccoiinl of bis bealla. Ile has ntuinei
completely reatereaL Last orsnlug ko said in retereuoi
to bis new charge i
" V. t, I hare accepted the call. It ll a silu.itloii thal
deeply interests me. After ti-entv live J cart or expert
enre In New-York I believe thal thara bunine preitj
familiar willi ls .11 n rc n tm: k. I hi-.pril to I.ii I lit Up lin
nld MeroorStreetChnrrh and them is somctblna Ibm
aiiraela ms In tbs work. Herr u -., tint old cburct
worth fl -0,000 thnt ncrer nnghl to bore been cloard,
lt la ii-ph ii'lnl chureh lo pr. ...li In, lint lt Ifqulrei
lu-io.r 111'.itineni. There ta a uueleua ol about twenty
Bra of lu old families atlll holding tu Its aaeoclatl nt
and th. re 1-.lebt worth mentioning connected win
n. I nm strong nntt able tn undertake tba work, lt li
moic conannl -I 0 me than a position In nn rdueatlona
iBatllUtlOB. .-rin.il of ti Inch ha vt h.-cn ortercil me. I au
al home hero uu BnnbattBB inland and 1 tlo aol cute U
t'o away."
-o-.
IS Sill LISi. A VA s roi;.
Tli.' [natal Int ion of thc U<-\. William l>. Per
ry, pastor of tho North Beformed Charoh, Ib Clermona
ave., BOOT Mt ri le nie., Brooklyn, iras 1 tiiidm-trd Iiml
sraalag under tks direction of the Booth Claasls of Loni
l-l.ind. The sermon wea preached bj Dr, lurid B, \ t .
sar, of tho First B formed Church rn Brooklyn. Tbi
tiru iiastor uas welcomed by Lr. <'. L. Wells, pastor o
m. 1 11 ? t Leroi in-,i Church of Ktathusb, and words u
mil ne to the 1 i.ii.-r.'a.iiuii ners apoxen bj lbs Ber.
li.inici Vaa Pi 11,01 tim i.uti .sew 1 oiii Beformed Church
-? - *>-?
CLOSE tic lin: ii \ tl./; i /./. EBBTDIO.
'lin- annual meeting ol' (In- Haslem ]>a.,c
bull lt"aglHI al Hie M. .1 um s Botel "its hroOght lo it -1 d
den elute at mi early hour yesterday, 1'he inosl Itupor
tani butliie-is dons wa. ohauxet 1 a 1 tie plat lng rules nm
consiltutton. Tbs mestlng auknirned luhjoct io ibo cai
ul Pia M'ltiht liallard.
/ 0C0M0TIYB SRSIRRREA 11 1 /.'/ fi Vims.
'i'lnninanv Hall preaontod u Uvelj appearanc
laatalght at tho roooptloa ot tke Brotherhood of Luci
inutile Lnxiuerrs. lim eanlru of inti action was a
automaton lOOO?OtlTS and teud'-r, wklOb Showed .1
eleclrloal headlight, moved ila van-els, he, am,- tn am!
hie miltie bot, and did a number of other startlin
thlu-'s when a live cont plcca was dropped Into au ape
turo lu Ila tide. Alt BOtomatSB fount tin ilise, pe
roland. Two hands iBBBlrod toa opening march tkertl
alter 10 ii'vltick, wlileh opened thc fetllvilles of lbs ti
eualon. Tho hall soun became crowded with tho men
dancers, sud ths gallortca were Ulled willi pooplo wi
had rome to watch. Two boxes on one side of the honse
had iiten reserved for the committee of No. 1H5, New
York City Dlvition, by whom tho reception was riven.
Among Hie anette were n number of the veteran en?
gineers, memling Joseph Clark, Hie founder of the
division. Heveral city otflcials were also present, ns well
ns t oionel Ham and oilier ortlcers of tho Kio vated Ball?
road Company. _
LAU DAN UM AND GAS TAN EN.
l'LANNLNG D-LIHKRATKLY TO DIE.
POKTKY l.K Fr BY A POOR WIDOW?HOW A BII.I.1ARD
boom BBsraa kii.i.kh nauBttf
A riniill, pleasiliit-lookiiiK' woman of middle
age, whoso olivo complexion and largo lustrous eyes
were evidences of her Hpanlsli or!_in, wat admitted to
Miss nail?lBBBB*B boarding-house. No. 1.1 ls Thlrd-avj.,
on hi'iiw-inber 'ii. A small room ou au upper floor was
giana ta fear, lt sosa bataam apparent that she could
not pay fur ber board, but Mina Hutchinson let her re
malu lu the house. The woman tau! thal she waa Mrt.
t.oiiialcs. a widow. Her husband hail been tlead twenty
years, she said, aud she hud no relatives to ears for her.
Formerly she had been a housekeeper, but sho had lust
her situation. Her manners and conversation proved
that she was % woman of rcllueineiit. bile made au at?
tempt tu portent some work in thu house lu exchange
tor lier board, but she was not strong enough to do
much, "-ever.il times she siioke of $?'? '. which sne said
hail been owetl to har by a man lu Ball Btu aud
she went out occasionally, saying that sho was
trying to collect the lunney. At length sho said
the niau had guile to New purt News and would not rt.
turn tu tho etty for several months. Mrs. Gonzales al
ii-nys dressed lu black, tho never ate any moat, but it
u ns thuuglit thai she ato uplum. Kecently she began lo
gu out every day in search of employ nj. nt as a house?
keeper, but was nut Miiccossful. Miss Hutchinson loaned
her some money and asked her to seek mi.>ther room.
i in Monday Mrs. QoBBBlsS waa told lhat her room must
be lut tu another person.
A servant lu thu house found Mrs. Gonzales dead on
the Moor of the room yesterday. The woman evidently
had committed suicide, as a bottle which hud contained
.aidanuiu waa found near hm- hotly. She was entirely
destitute of money. Boam papers which went lu km
pocket gara ooly meagre tuformetlon ubout her reena!
ni.tory. Storeso receipts fur a trunk, "cou ten ta aa
known," showell that -he bal moved Shoat lu the
elly rreqooatly. hemps of paper were covered
willi ad.lie-.,es. They ,showed (hut shu had earned Sollie
money hy dressmaking lu various p iris or tin city. In u
diary sho hail written her name ai (lone (Juiizales sev?
eral times, but ibu dinry eon tel ned nu connected account
ut her wanderings. 'Ihe following entry was dated ol
"? Hauser.," J Hillary 1, 1883: "I lind myeelf this New
Vent's unitniii- ia an manns aayluat. Not that I mu la
neel or watehlns or restraint. I do no! caro very inucii.
I hail been Wishing a long Hine tu sen suiiiethlug
uf tho worklna sad general Btaaagemoat nf Insane
na\ Inuit, and I du uni count my niuo as quite lost."
Giber rambling rcmarka ended anruptiy witu mi biron
tory mt bed clothing. Mrs. limi/al. I had IS BOT pocket?
book n few Clippings from newspapers Ono WM a pa*
oily entitled " Lite's i-'.-v.-r," ending with toe lint-si
lilith ls Irt BBBgfcl milo iii" "kif the bowl ls out blooded by
do.ii r
I he tn ie ol toe wooer it toe, hoi utter it. thai of ths wooing i
Aad up from toe eluma thaaa Inherit, au.i donn from tim
heiiiht a ul.tn.tr - ,.ir.
Ths re est "i uanuus In choruspro.laim lt ls" rot 1" nothing
molo.
One of the a-nesta of the fjong Islaad lintel. No. '.'i?;i
Lri'iit st., reported ai tha oltice at:? a. m., yeaterday iba
lhere was a slroiisc odor ol git iu th- hallway on tue
Hm.I door. Jobn link, lin- betel Clerk, went W Hu- room
iu which Willina !'. Devereux, Un- b lilaroVn. keeper
of tko hotel, slept, -beelera looked over the fanlight
of rte door and ssw Devereux In th* bed wim his ne.id
partly coveted with a pillow. TBS dour was hmkfi.
noon and the gus came rushing tutu the ball<
Aner openings window Dlch went to the bcd sad
pulled tin- ptiiiiw uti ul Devereux'! foes, vt inch wat al
rn, -i' bim - ami tin- kodj was c lld umi lifeless. The
ii.it was found turned on fun In tb ? gsa |el mid i much
i.u irer one used lu a sin ill stove for beating iba room
Devereux went to bed nbont lo o'clock on Monday
night. Ile aeemed particularly brlBhl and cheerful in
Ih- laal,li'l 1 ...mi ; he had li.-eli .kinking but wilt Uot
drunk, lt is siippoo-ii th.u ii"i* rent gut up shortly be
syllabi, cii-el ih n Bdow In his r.i,un and turin'.I
"ii the ..nt in m.ter tu kai himself. Ile had been In
rhsrgeof tbs bllllard-room ror t?-,i ws k-. ami was
formerly with A. I". Vonna nf Ba. BO Le net?t. Heir
?en ii.ol a wire living ni N". MO*)Second-ore, towkom
il no) Ice ? .is -e it of nl< de ,'b.
MAKING THE IMO INS RESPONSIBLE
l\- OMiKKsMM IV
via
I.VKNs BKI IKV-g IS'
ti! - l"n! HY.
Y.\ 'Congi-mmpa li. 3. Stevens, of New-York,
u...' .i is thud uu ih ? iioii-e i;.millee ea iBdlaa ai
furs to ii. e bu ..it tpenalns tkn proeent wmt'-r
In Washington, Ile lin been here on a bUBl .es- miss:,m.
The plan ol lieliei al -her,dan f-r d'- il,hg willi tho Itidians
wat Hie tiib|ect "f a chit betWOBB Mr. Mevetis and a
I itiiu ir reporter. Mr. -lornas -aid :
? l is is not a inn ale., at nil. It I. nut original with
Bbcrtdaa, bal is coatrary to all ihr aotloat be has hither
toeotortalBod, lls hasmerely boob the popolor Mail?
men! gathering mid baacci,ned it. The phllsnihrop?ita
and huin.inli,ul,ms and cranks whu have laslatod that
tko ladianashould ha das!l with after the manner uf
William Feao have come to ton end of their strtogaad
? il wort has gol I" he done. I introduced
s lilli tu the House last t-essiou to
da what raherldau advocates. Senator Dawe*
Introdneod a slmtlsr Mil in the Semite. Bis bill wss
pS - d and came down to the Hoiisi-. Our Committee
mule a fin -urabi!' report un lt, but the ? s.-d bo
(ore it eon d be brouabl up. Va ''.iv, got to stop treat
lng rta Indians vault prOtMtlOB WitkOBt giving them
responsibility alto. Ima Illustrate lu a moment what
I liir.iu. When tkS War wat over we gp BO tBO BOgTOOS
the right of suffrage, aad ail the ru-ita th it ether citi?
zen- pos-cttetl. lln-y were tar from ia adv for lim exrr
suip. They are not folly sdeqaats toll
Kui nepal tlc iii iii the r.w iiii ami wi?
ni hog or die.' iii .t ls what must he
tm with Hu- hies that
iti/
vt ns ii whole
III d I hem to "
dune willi lite Induna.
tile.'
ir wa ga
a.ii.ii rolntioua mutt bc recognised, we must sol
saids tor 'bein its a reservation an eu.anon. tractor
lund. We ni 11 -1 Hui Lt a (lilli, te iv,Li ai nan,1 lt anti
hedge lt about with n cordon of sol,ina. io strong that
no one cnn get tn or ont. TBera is no other way tor lt,
lint If ne nut every In.lum on a personal fouling snd
Iel hun ' mot bog or die.' lbs Indian question Will then -
, ? .,tth* itself. As things aro bow wo protect tbe Ia
.lim in arerytblns ne dues. But we net ae though he
waa not a responsible bclug hi mt. If. Wbenlwaaoul
We-t an indian ol ?,:) ihe roaen .t on, killed a vrhltt
tuan, scalped B OoOple Bf balms and tin n rushed bach
undei ihe uriin: of the Army, hu n idlert prevented the
eli i. .iutlioi I tit-- [nun dealing with hun. Hut a whim
in ai ii ho wen! ,, n loin-' reeerrntion ani soldo lug or
whiskey lo au Indian ?ui promptly nrroated bi ihr
soldiers and confined In Fort Smith for punishment. The
c Ure manner of dealing with ihe Iud lent atsipreaenl
pursued In deference to a false teatimeni lawroaa. I
Hunk nubl c npluion hus Boms to see tUat lt is wrong
ami win back up Sheridan."
STAGES TO UK IA KIKIII-AYK. XI Xl WEBE.
If-, sM.vrtr Hills nts PKAKCHiaR Kn: $10,000?
kn nu si tanc nun emus.
lt is tin" preaenl intention of ibe Fifth
Av hue 'I raii-poi talion ('oinpuny to begin running
st.i_es on I'llthave. next week. Stages of the old lino
will bo used until Hie llfty new ones nie mady. Thu
stages for tho preeOBt will probably be run between
l-*ift>-inntit ami Fourteenth tts. Tkooompaay har. pseet i
tl,rotuli consider.ibie tribulatioii and BB?Mty rel.it:v.I to
procurlBg lbs neeetsary franchise for nianing tke stages,
Mr. Sharp annoonced boom time ego that he would sell
thc liiiii-te ahleh he liehl, lh.it af the ubi linc, for a fair
prlOO. Tho papers at ono lime were drawn
up by ox Judge RasSOli, .iccuiding to Wbleh
tliu truusfer of the llBOBBS tu tba company
Wet to ne iniii'.e for a liomin.il sum, presumably gi, The
directors ol ma stage t ooipnuy tupposed nutt this would
i. i lu- i on.niel ii mn.
Mr. Bk irp, on ISarnlBg of this, wat rveciliugly Indlg
iicnt, ii is -iud. ihat be should be snppoead lo be reedy tu
Kive away a license Which had cutt hun suiiie $300,000.
I linbern! re, there waa a serious question Involved. Ho
Bail no desire lo use rte license himself, bnt ti was uno
tm tin* maning of stages from -igbty rn nih-ti. In Fifth
nve. iu KloTsaih "t.. un nee to Broadway aad down thal
thoroughfare lu rte Battery. The u,ueatlou was whether
the Mernie could bn used tor running stagss onlj a part
of tins route. Besides, dr. Sharp saned arhai gaaraatco
he hud t.iat In cue Hie Iran-polution Company BbOUld
go to pieces, thal somebody else would nm gel hold
nf tbs license aud put stagss lu Broadway lo
compels with tho stree) core Mr, Sharp lust weeli
billilly signed the papers of transfer, toe consideration
betna f lo.OOO, Abood wns given for ike protection of
Mr. - hai p an i rte Broadway ItallroadCompaa) ngniust
ihe peaelblllt] of the reappearance or the singes on
Broadway, through an; contingency. The lleense, how?
ever, glVCS the use of Fifth ave. for BtSgCS Hill V BB fur US
I n n nth st. If tbs omnlbos lino wishes to no lo Canal
si., us itt one tiiiic contemplated, tho Mayor aad ihe
li ..rd of Aldermen will -lill be tudors in Hie seeming
nf tba franchise for Ibis ml.nt oenl distance. The
directors of the transportation company spent, lana*
t. a-.ttiic terms of Mr. sbnrp'a action la the matter of
rta ti.in tf. i, Im ono ,.; ilirm said yesterday, " the other
conn.any oller, ll Mr. -Inti p several linn I flO.OOO Tor the
license, bul hu let ut ba vs it for Ibis reaaonnble rom."
TBS NEW-TORE COLORED MISSION.
The nnnn.il meeting ol the New-York
Colored Missie- wat held yesterday sfterneoa bi Mo,
139 Weet Tklrtteth-at, Ths annaal reports shuned
progross msde du ting tho year Ib mos! of t iie> depart*
m.-,ns. rbe establishment of a boya' club ur reauing
io,un is contemplated, in., dre sob I lunch counter
., ihed during the yeal was reported a tureens sad
ls self-suatalnlng. Tbs work dons by tao employment
unite has also uren liiiaca.-ed lamely. Tho luiaial uf
managers was reoriranised by tho elem mn of offlcera for
one year aa follows: President. Ur. Joanna L. Barton j
vice-pi-c.si.it nt, Mra. Edward ratuin; secretory, .--arah
K. \vHitiiii, treasurer, Joseph n. Wray.
ta
; ILRTKO ol' a WSW i \< BARRE Krn.blNc,.
The prqjed of a new boilding for the Con
olldated Btoek and Panrtoaaj Bxekaagataee_tagaf
agata There reeeatiy baa been lath aboot the matter
lieiwoenaon.i tba prominent nmangnrnfbol lt has
not token n sufficiently aeftalta ahapo to bc brought tu
tllC .."Iel,Moll uf li.Muncie
gj TREAL TMOUSARD DOLLARS STOLRR.
Ai'LVNTA, .lill). 18 [SpreitilK?Tlw I'lotliitij,'
tttui e of L C'utien A Uro., on uno uf tho principal business
streets of this city, wat entered by burglars, who blew
npeu a targe ssfe and stole siMMi in Georgia bonds, #300
In coln and aj.i,<ji>u in curreucy.
TRUSTEES SEEKING RELIEF,
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE BOARD WEARY.
? Al.II Ntl OX THK VtCl'LTIKf TO AID THEM? TUB
PltOPOSKD CHAMOIS IN OOVERX-K.VT,
The Columbia CoUe_e Board of Truatoes fa
about io tustitute a change in toe nature of toe buslnetS
willoh shall hereafter be brought before Its meetlngs.
Unllke the governing boardt of mont of tbe larger eui
loges, the Columbia trustees bold meetings every month,
during tbe Bobolattlo year, and nt these lt has bcon
tbe custom to consider matters of the minut?
est detail In tne management of the college,
Since 1440 the college bas established a graduate school
nnd a school of political science, besides a courte ot
collegiate study for women, and bat removed ibe Lair
School from Great Jones-st to the college grounds, be
s des opening a new library building for her rapidly in?
creasing collections.
While all these measures bave tended largely to
greater unity lu the college they hare also greatly In*
crease.I tbe labors uf the trustees. Even monthly meet
tngt have been found Insufficient for the
prompt disposal of Important bntlnets, and
last June a resolution was offered by Frederick A.
bche! inei horn to the effect thal ihn trustees should np
?jolut a committee to Utilise me .ns fur relieving t, o
Hoard of some of Itt dutloa. The committee thus ap
poluted coin prises lite ciialriijen of Ihe Various standing
cum mittecs uf the trustees, and ls as follows I VS iii Inm C.
Mein raierliorn, President Laniard. John J. Townsend,
the Kev. Hr. Morgan Dix. Hr. Coineliut K. Agnew,
si.-].lien P. Mush, l. I ward Mitcn-'li, uud i.r,-? L. Kl Vet,
secretary. Thia eumuiitleu decided that the simplest
way to relieve themselves of the matters which so en?
croached upon theil time was tu dele.atc them tu tho
(acuity of the appropriate department to which they
might relate, nt" ivmg always to the trustees the priv?
ilege of approving the act.on of the faculties ou ike nm-t
tlons thus niven to the n.
When Una report was made to the Hoard the several
faculties were nuked to express their opinion In regard
lu the questions which will properly come before theta
if tbe litiw riles ure adopted, ami also to recommend
wlial changes, if any, snutiltl be made in tilt statutes
now in force governing the various departments. The
faculties have separaloly agreed tipun their reporlt, ami
these will bo laid before the trustees ut their m-xt BtSSt
lagf ami BOltes will uol lung be delayed. Tu loan what
theae (lowers and funelloiia were tba! the Ho nd was au
soon to surrender a Tm ii nm reporter called yesterday
on om-ot the trustees, wno explained them aa fodows:
"This new arrangement has been gradually forcing
iiself op..ii us. Tue college has growu lu audi propor?
tions tn the last few yeats thal ll has simply beoaeOS un
I?iposal Hit} fur Hut trustees to attend .anv lunger lu
every little tiuesllon,that eomesbe-ori-the.n. Wi-sn.di not
Miirenaer entirely any of our pullers, fur we cantu,t
legally do that by tuc. rovise,d cearter of tue eulie?i*
stiud lu IS 10. Twenty years agu before or her the
Sokoolot Mines ur Mellool of Pulitlcal Science lind Imeu
started, and the college iiuiu'-ertd only ?50 students, it
was an easy matter tu attend tu all the Baalases Hine
came before aa, ant sluoe tkat ttnts tim kastaass ih.it is
i -ld before iis lunn tiny has grown to he enoi-tnuus ami
our meetings are Invariably prolnagOd tu a late hour, and
i.e.hies that we hold many special meetings and com?
mittee tneetloga
?? 1 ree Uiect a professor was once trying for six months
io_et fruin us autliority tu have au t-xira key made fur
his teetora room. It had boob rofarrod toeomstltteo
af tor committee, each reporting that lt had no authority
In the matter, ami anally, lu end lt, a iin-iuiicr of the
Hoard pit bis lund In hts pocket and li Mated tint twenty
five cents to pay f ir the loug-tought ney. I simply elie
tins its an example of the many miling matters witu
wbleh rhe Hine of the B >ar<l H cniitlniially being taken
up. At-oin'-colleges, like Williams, fur lutiatiee, I be?
lieve the trustees meei only BOOS a year, amt Dieu
printably only to ratify tho action of tbeir f cully.
Wbile the step we ure about to take ls lu nu BCBOB rero
lutlonnrr, it ls decisive and conant r.ui lo ks keaoaV
ciady iel! througl,.hu the college. Tin* ekanaee, when
enos sorosd oe, will he put In operation gradually.
A largo 'litcrctlonary p iwer wiil BS lodged with tho
presl i.-nt, who arin exercise it freely la ?afters of dla
i ip me and of ,i kindred nature, subject only tu tho ap
|>roral of the Board. T.ie faculty w.ll bc charged witt
determining all cl tims fur remission of dues and uf mat
tera affecting tke eouros of study in each porttenlai
0 lOO . All appin a mus and petitions "f itOdOlltt shall
hereafter be a (arested to them, rue tru-t-o- wilt rerain
tuettnnnclnl m inegeax bi nf tue eollegeoad of ail fa.ui
tr appointments and or ai. onlaraaeaeats ot Uta aatrers
sine, deferring, nf co ire, larg.-iy to tko Judg?
ment of the faculty wiio-o department ir e-p*cially
aile, ted."
An oilleer of the college said: "Instead of adding
greatly lo Hie I diora of Hie different fasal?BB, under
ike new reanlaUon the propi r kaamass wtli come to ut
ml be decided wltboat putslag b ck and forth between
different boards uni s.in ommltteee. I tiniik nut it will
I..-of ci .-at beiutll to the Colleuu. lu giving tiie Iril-teet
Boro tillie to sec,ire funds for tn.jilcge aii-l lu tither
?rora nasb foi wini t in- ickeais f- r Oolaoibia't di rslop
men I Into a aairerstti."
1 hi-in,Hem. ni win.n ls soon tu change u long-pro
roiling ti -tem lt nut generally known narone inc atm
donia When a piny nf ikon whu werelounglugoo
tbe fio-tv terrace .ii tile afternoon were a-ke.l aboat lt,
all expressed areal surprtss and cur.,sit) tu leam tho
detatlt.
'? ll new 1 " sahl one, " that will be a big change.
rilli gs mast han- gotten to a pretty faa* when our rate
crated and venerskis Hoard delegate any of their pow
oi s to .tl.)' rile cse."
?? Wn.it a precious bing time they have been deciding
til it they lia I loo uni. ll to do," sail another stut-nt.
" Mi .i j ev-ry I?tl qiiestlOBS are coming ip w nek the
f*. oin i on!.I setrie netter tkaa any aaa cite, butuo, lt
must bo lefl till thc tru-tees me I."
OBITUARY.
MAJ'Ul TIloMA") M. BAIHD.
Maim Tha_M M. Baird, __oAmC in tlic INVvr
Yurk Volunteers in Ibe Kebcllion, and tinco then au offi?
cial In the New-York eastern Haass*, died ai yo. u Beak*
-t. on Tuesday. Before the war Major Band, whu wat
boin In ibis t Hy tlXly-Otakl Ji.li! agu, wins coi.,.. . ted
with the upholstery est at.'.isliniei t ot Me wurt A Co in
r.i .H.-lyn. He had ulway-r taken un Interest iu mi,lt. ry
metters,ketaga llaataaaat tn ine teooad New-\ ,rk
BCatS militia. He responded lo the first call of the Vi,-,:
dent, and in April, 1861. went to the warns First Lieu?
tenant lu Iks Md New-York Vtilunicers. Ile s 'i vt d wah
his regiment continuously uutll the ballin of l,et!y?burr.
in-ill-' promoted to the position of captain and Ikea of
major. At Oetlyefcang ks wat laepooter-goootBl cu
Qoworal (tibb.m's staff, ami was severely woumleal wk e
on the Held. He was actiln rerommi inlrd for pr ti: co?
il,ni, bul bis wound OompellSd a leave of BBStBOf, ami he
ant ono nf tko few military moa lo Bid Ib tapptt-aslag
flit nols of 1-DH m ibis city. Ile returned to tee tiny
for a-h.-rt niue, but retired In I Wit, nuing terred las
three years alli dlstlngulsked sus rae, kines il-uno
lad bren ,t llorakeopef in the CualO?I Hunte. M.tior
Baird was BB flier III Hie Kow-Yerk I lerbllei iib
C'burcb, tormerl] In Me-t _leventb-*t. He leaves t?o
.ian ih 111 a. He waaf ii w ina frlead ol' '???: i raia Ho wari
.ind Sedgwick Tko veterans of Ins ubi r. gitieiit will Stud
n delegation to bit funei.,!. un,ci. wi,i t>k." pince te
morrow at 1 p, m. In Hie Tmrti en.li Kl reel Presbrterl iii
t imii h. _ deiegnitoa from tko AUae Lodge af Ifs
w 111 tl-it be pu tent.
? ??
l LANK a. BAUOHWOUT,
Frank (i. Uaugbwoat, form il. United Statoi
Coasulal Naples,tiit-d jt-stcr.l.iy ol paeamoalo .it kal
house, No. 80 Wi st Korty-cightu -t. Hs was kara kt nut
city in HIS. of an old Now York family. His father, K.
V. ILiu-.-liwoiir, who In Btlll living, was for ninny years
at lin- BOBd of Iks d:> -.*oo 1- firm of K. V. Haugiiwuiit ?
Co, Frank (i. Hangi1 wout was educated at C..'u nba
Collcge, and Itttdted law In the same instituti. ii. lie wat
tlien for tonie tinio In a law offlee. President Arthur,
who wits un intimate friend of the elder Mr. Haasts
wont, appointed lils son consul at Naplet. He filled mit
post until removed under the present administration, re
m.,iniii- there during tks cholera epidemic and rrn.'.r:*.
lug v.i I iMtde reports en Hie dlnesna He mts reed io ttrt
country lust summer nnd k_a since been pracltsiua Ina
by hiui-eif. Ile leaves a wile sud trio young children.
'1 ne funeral Mill take place at ll a. m. tu morrow at BIB
house.
OBITF-KY VOT-8.
(.corgc K. Pomeroy, who tiled ni Tuesday evenings!
his linnie ni Tole,lu, age si vctity e.ghi, w.it ons sf the
well-known met. lu thal city. He wat prominently con?
nected ii Uli some uf tbe express companies of the conn
try. ______________
RAPID TYPESE1T1N0 IN CUICAOO.
Chicago, Jaa. IS {8ptsasl).-4m Um typs*
totting tutti iiaineiit tho relative posltlont of the lead, rt,
H.rues mid '.lei ann. the New-Yorkers, have BBC changed.
Hudson af (lilia .'ti kl third. Tho fact thut Hudson cotu
ploted hit afternoon coiupo-Lion yesterday witti.ui! aB
error ls cunsidi-red remarkable. Ile set 1,480 ems In nne
Liiur and thirty minutes and thut without having to lute
au lins',attt In cur, ell,ni. Following lt tho complete
seor," of sack roateataal up to l?day. The gross steeaal
of typo aat ao well as tks net aasoaal of composition,
which decides IkS match, ls given :
Kearn. drees amoaat ask asteempetBtlBa.
Barnet .La I. a., ll ' Hi -J
Mi ' nu . ll.i OAS loiitiia*
Hudaoo -. ... Q.*?7;i?i '?'- :
Btonkeimer ... t si* tt.ib'A
Levy .... laillM 0 4.M
nc tv '.it-lHl lJ
He J smelt ... SM*t UK-*3
The contest was resumed at 1 o'clock th!* kftSrBSOft
willi Haine-, lat). ('icevy and Hudson t Ililli!! the tl ral
turn Poi sn kour ami a half Barnes maintained the rats
..r setting " OOO cms sn hour. Banking mil 3,000 ams, me
largest score yet made. Lerp set ??..iii. cms, OlaSWf,
U, j ?..*>. am! Hudson, -. W8.
.--?-?
ISCBEASINO THR FEICES OP IRON.
PHlXADBI.PHU.JAn. 13 [SpteUih. A spi. i il
meeting WSS kali luis afternoon ut the roiuir of
tho Iron and sieel Association ot the confrr.moe
? | OSterB bar iron workers. PtSStteM O-fBT WiLisuiB
pnsided. Boaraasaaatteoa wera present from the
leading rolling milla lu Ihe Fa-t. The feellug of Iht
meeting showed lhat while there waa no BMIglBt o?
gesln for a "baum" Uiu year business would be es?
au, ted OBSOOylog bas,, and prices ill,ulV MtoMfMi.
?I-.,,, eonrctetiee ,'ecblcd that as freights sad test, pta
Fros eerope7oBd rn soma cites labor, terondrono-4
'"",l"1 ,u V"'V"1 ave ilu tn , Vt*i isl COlUM "I' *
.o'n'g^? rrolrom f^Wu, a goneial tattS
nf the turttf at this tnue- _
ARRESTED TER JU---TMMIS WEDDIN*
liLAHiN.i. Jan. VA ^S>.n.(/!-StU-ni\T"li and
MissAureMlofka, l*ol_iJert. were married last nigUk
After the ceremony some friends gave them a serenade.
The bridegroom objected to thia Md ^^J^ggf
and badly wounded vue K.?rdovirakl. Ho waa anetsen
to-day.

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