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THE GREAT INVESTIGATION.
TEN PJCTUBM OK THK CHIEF ACTOKS.
THE i:i;a of legislative QQ_riOTTTW- -HCW
CONKU.VC., eSMAKP AM) < I Milts LOOK AND ACT.
Thc present ira will doubtless Ite kuown
tn history ns the age of legislative invcstleatiug cntn
uilttecs, sometimes irreverently denominated " smelling
rom mit'sea." Nev York lias beeu blessed with a high
grace ot talent in this as in every otlior line ot amuse?
ment. A moment's thought will Mtve to recall thc As
sembly Crime Coniiiiittee of 1875 Bad thc Minite Com
nilttce t.f thut yeal, the luaurauco Ceiu.iniUce. tho Com
inittee on " Curneia," tne RaMBftH Committee, two
eoiiiiiilttoca ovu which iBBBlet Ottbd 'pre.sl.lcd. thc
Toatiue Committee aud the tina committee. The 1 ult
Gibba Coiniul'.ti e nnd Iba OBI Cotnirlttee dished some?
what nml lu ii measure killed one (motlier as far ria pub
He interest ant concerned. Now. however, there la only
ono thing on the beards, and the Senate Kiiliroud Cuni
nilttec that ls iiivcatlgHtliK Jacol. Phar-., kia IncniniuKi
ami his income, hla OUtgotA ???anti thesui posed recipients
of a large aad aaezrlalaed easheutgo,iaproY*_i| Itaell
a draw mg attraction.
The main aad ne.-, ssarv clements o' a sin cessful In
.BBllgBlIng tB-BBlltTBI BIB BB follows: OneSbMJI nnd
sarciistic lawyer, one balk] i.n.l MIBBBtlC witness.twenty
reporters uinl several BMCC or less \cnemhle legislators.
lt ls doubtful wilt ther the hitter should really he In
chided among the aesesoary elements, hut it will he seen
eu reflection that tbey Ul tbe place aeeaated Ly the
"walking aaaUeasaa " in ibe legitimate drama, nnd then
Mbasahrayakeea tbeeaateei le ka*re them. Then, tho
t-tern and Judicial flout which they pieeerrBBwes lbs
audleuce and hBBfB them from spiuln- on the boor,
wearinc their hats. >.r otherwise lalerferlBI with the sol
enmity tn tim aeaeeedlaga The (.rent success of tho
* Phnrp Couimiitee " in these days, when general theatri?
cal tr alters ure supposed to he la .. " dog aat-?leg " Hats,
laiistouishiiis. Itt* d m-u. ibe great latests ol Ibose
Who till the leading parts- at- nicntitninl above and to
tho presence nf an an-ious triage ot Aldermen." railroad
grabbeea*1 ami peUlteelega-betweeaawBeai-a fearful thai
tho lush of invest Kat ion will fal! over the kfoad huck el
the secretive ami forgetful Bbarp on to tht.lr owaqelv
Ming hank acct.nut.-.
Thec.imiitltte. is ut pei aaa! Inveeilgettnfi at roon- Xe.
43 in the Post OShea Balldlag, Hana No. mis tho
New York baMtattea ol tka Ualted Btatea Ctieall court
The architect wno doeJgBed lt must have worked nuder
the impression thut justice Mas deal o- well as bibed, lol
a more wretched iipurtiuflDt iu *a hich tn henv aux thing
kaa than au aqueduct explosion weald BedllBeuli te
liii?gine. The cen. le tout* el Ibe balky wltaees \-miali j
Into thlu air or snuio ot lier undiscovered locality.tor they
never rea. h the ears of the lletealea throng. It ls only
with tho groan it llfllealty thut thc " Icnrned counsel"
uml ..tilers within at. w feet of thc tilla can hear, liven
then tho winds BaVS BfBI away SOOUd, ne-though the
wltuess was using Mnii.iuoth Cave foi n speaking-tube.
Vhsjaifss' saat?tbe eetaal aa*visible nem-b -ii empty.
Within the ra.ling three lom; tables are armin..-.I. Along
ene side of tbe mltMie table si* the Senators, seven In
lnimhi-r, em li ene lui'.t u* riabt and evidently giving his
whole minti to the Uah ol staring iho nui'.leiu e nu*, uf
countenance OppaaHB thew ara tba cBuasel At one
end of thc same labia an- tba two steaograpbers whom
busy pennis follow tho examination aod croia
exaiuin.itiun breagb all then- twistlBga aud
turnings. The otner two tnhles arc takea ap hy?
the reporters. The rest nt the aimee wu Inn tbe
raiiinr i> tilled with wttaessea ami tin ese who have u
- pull" with The gatekeepers. Without, the aseoadlai
?lapB ol hen. hes is occupied hy amateur reformers, em
haye eyeUtlelaaa wbo oobm le -univ the art of Jobbery la
the truly -muutie spirit. Bad the float mg mass ot those
whu have nothing to ilo aud only want te le amused
As far as in aime aayt__n| li eoaeernad, tbe oafortu
ratea heyei.tl tba railing Bslgbt aa well be la Kum-chU
ka. Tbeblgb Irea walls aad Inn eeM?a, painted with
a chilly tint e.) pale- drab, and profoaol; ornamented
with cast iron eeialeeeaad east-lraa flgarosla has re?
lief, give the apartaaeat the nppt-araoeetif a roomy and
well wbttewaabad prleoa-eell. Twooi turee mi natalia*!
ofdepar:e<l jnrlsti leal dowofroa Ihe wallnpofl the
giaaabalsaateaaawoaawhich lawyer ami wIIbbbbbeep i
up their t.isilade of <|Ue-stlons and aaswers. While laat,
tiut tar fruin leost BBB tba. sergeant-al- arm- Bad hie. as?
sistants, alu. keep watch and wait! at the cities und epeo
and shnt tba WtadoWl ai the W'.nl ol cemmni .1.
The wltuess sits ar the cu.! e.f the mid llo t.t' le hy the
Stenographers. When Mr Conkiing OOO dacia tbt ex
am nat iou there is a eoattaoal diaplayol varbal sky
lockets. The at flBBBtor Irani _egll|cently beek la his
chair. Bis tala hair ar.'l painted beard, both of tbi
BbBet BbaallltB Wbltt ne--, give l.rm a vine;,il.le appear
bbbb.wblubeeaaaetsoddly with bisqnlek ssetloi a Dil
shurj qaaattaai ami that lightniuc aeunter-reterl rob
the witness ot biaselt-eaaiplaeeaej if they tall toeitiact
the truth, th. whole ttntb Bad BOtblagl t Ibe truth.
When Mr Bewaid ls problas atentlathi railroad past,
there i-less eleetrleBI display, bul the current ut te .ti
assay laws ste aUlj across tbt labia He ramplea np bli
loag,graj har. that ls tinged wltb yellow, tags
loag SSBetaehe a'ai whiskers, toys with li's eyeglasses
and seems compelled to keep his hedy BS active BS I.U
im mi. sieinetiri es in leam wearily hack la bli chiir.
aad thea stands ap as he opens his eyes to theil wldesi
in the- endeavor to elaroo the witness throngh ami drive
out from In- meutai rowervation tin laeta Ula* have
" e-tjnatt'd " tlnie like (ekiitimieiu " hemmers. " Mr.
Reward isa tllghl aiau pbyait ally, aad tbi- oeverbeoiues
moro tioticc-a-le nun h in n ht wrestles arith Ibc great
iook? thut c.m:.ni'th. aeeoaots ot the Broadway aai
feventh Avenue Rarlri.a.t.
Behind th. eouaecl for c.-.i committee, sits George
lill--, ? ho i- guiding rh. railton.I companies through tin
depths anl thoali al legis'atlvi investigation. Hil
liue face au.l e hit ? hun' ke ep ur the av ei aga Ol thai soi t
of thing for that si lc nf th. table. Be annie- bania
?Bally on the witness wbe ls stiuggUag v.ith the ugly
questions burled a* him. helpi bim oat witb aa oeca
sion.il aagaaatloa, itralghtena things np wheu bi.
?? learned friend " and tbe wltaees are fleaaderlBf la u
common miMin h t-st,tiniiin.-. ami heeomea more than
usually mt. re .-ted wheaeret lox owe iiumr is men
oned. I?aw\er Clime mien, who isa1-, fur the e-m
punic-t iirst. last aad a.i u.e trme, piaaeri cs aa nabroken
e.leuce al Ins cud al the tame und gil es bia whole alton
tion to listening.
Jacob >hiT|t and hil milli l.ot'le form tba principal Ob
ject ol itttuck. and aawlasl taeaitbe heavleatgaca are
tiaiued. Bia pbyaMaas bare prescribed Bee qaarts of
inila a iluy. ..ml la onhr tbat Le maj drlu^ bothlng Bise,
tbo milk bottle :? his c'tiistuii*. eoiiipnulun. When his
Hamels enlietl be settlee bl-heavy lindy lu the chair,
deposit, the milk bottle ca rel tilly oo the floor, plants his
liaud? firti.it em tbe bead af bis cane, aad lowering bis
bald heail, with bis restless gray eye flit-el on hl? tum.cu?
ter, "prepare to lecelva cavalry." Tim etmlent of char
aeter .weald readllrfaae thin he li ateudfas- to a degtee
of monumental obstinacy. Mis frienda -ty that there K
no record eif lils ever hu', lug " given lu," right or wrong,
and Mr. Conkiing basso far fallisl to iuu'ki-him hreak
tho record. Par baps BBS I t?. Mi Shur). lu luiportuuce
us a wltaaas 1s rreiidcut Richmond uf ibe Broadway
Barfaee iinnd Be ls a man st middle tige, with a thick,
Slabby mirstarbe uud .lark Ire.wu hair His face: has
decision marked In even Uni', uml lils clear, wide open
aye ian evidently see as far Into a millstone as HM river
hne e,ptie. Theie ls eimUiili of the hull-dog ami triey
lioiiiiel In I ls eompi.-!l'..ei: to in like inn, the tuan for aiiy
kimi mt BB emergency, aad hi- tesl1uiu_,y has been sue
duct and decisive, witho it a fluw or auperflooai word.
rresldent Poabay, ol the Broadway anil neveath Aveuus
road, bas flowing whiskers or an Iron fray tinge ann
what tbe Bevela cali u" patiletafl < sal ol eounteaanee."
He ls oner of those dignified gentlemen w Im nlwavx flaure
In the witness chan 'before (as eeaamttteeo snd railroad
committees in the guise of sttiekhnieler ami illicctoi. It
would be diftieuit tei concede ol him aa living in aa
other way Hum by tho tllppln.of couponsaml the utldiug
up of dividends.
Lawson N. Fuller Isalwavs ou the outskirts of tbe
lDveatigiitif.il. cracking lukes louit ago seDt to the Home
for Aged and liitirtn. Inukltig mit for the reporters' com?
fort mid kissing tin booh -.- ith a lestiundlug smack whoa
BTerealled anea ta tcitttfr i.h-yer Mswoomba. wnose
eurly Hack hicks renier blina flty Hall edition of
Kdgai Allen Poe, ls loaded dowa with the rare of the
fonaclences and aeriela of a dena Aldermen. He is
always on hand uml alwaya going to prodaee "Hilly''
MtUeiney. the ira lim.- clerk of the BOOM . hut he nerei
docs. The Aldermen are well repreaeated. bal 'vitn tim
eseeptlon perhnps of Aldenaaa waite's heavy form and
tinlet face, ami Ihai Knight of Un Uuefiil Countenance,
Alderman Fink. the>e ls bo BBB aaooaa them orin the
teat ol ibe ciow-d wrtblo the niiliiigvvl.fi would cirilo
comment
HA HS CM < UM IS (I.
The Uaiiinii) ami Undoo combined hbowi
wlllt>ien theseasou in Madlsaa bijuuie Garden undi r the
new management of Barnum, Cole. Htteblusno A
CBeyar ea Maieb 29, preceded by a torcbiiuht parade
on *-iiturilay, March .'7. Tbeabewi this year will be
larger than eier before, addllloas haime beea ss adc lo
every deparimtnt, Bal Will he still further Increased ty
the arrival of bmmj Buepeaa BBTBltlas Tbe | erf ona
Slices will to given in three Raga,OB BB elevated Stage
and <>n a racm-; tnu-k. and will comprise a triple- eirena,
museum of living wonders, aviary, two Eaeaagerlea,
Koman hippodrome, elephant pavilion, etc.. besides
Alice, Jumbo's" widow," ami the skeleton ami ttn
tiiiui, ot Jumbo metaled by Profftsor Wald. After
making a tour of toe (lilted Mates the entire mow, with
all that it ( sntains, will be shipped to i.uropt, whero it
la expected to make a nm -allon.
BEJJETIBO POUSU BEILBA
it Central Commit tee of the National TttlisJi
benevolent AUljUe.tr in the I'nitcd States has just been
Inoorporated Iq thia city, with an odico at No. 84 Kast
Thlrd-iil- The airec-tori are: Viuccut Zoluoweki, ML I>?
Ko. 38 Weat BUteenthit.; i;. j. Jerzinunowskl. vlct
Eisldeut ot the ^nultable Ona Ugbl Company, No. 340
Ird-ave., who Ia especially aollve in udmlnlsierlng to
tbO wapta of le;19 feiiow-oonntrymen; Ch. Hoicnta
Chlapowtkl, (larendoq Hotel, busband or Madame
odtoska, the actress; ITenry P. fjowundowikl. M. IX,
o. Voi i:_tt Kirfh-.t , -ital the Rev. II. Klitnctkl, No.
?auton -ft.
s object ot tbs committee la to provide relief for tho
i exiles who aro taking refuee on these shores, and
whose numbers win be largely augmented by Immigrants
ilrlven from then homes hy Prince Hisni.irck's recent
order. Mest of these refugees are penalleaa and all of
them are Ignorant of thefcngllsb language. Any mem
ber of the eommlttee will be glad to receive contribu
Hons from any peraoo sympathizing wltu tba cause of
liberty aud Ihe unf .ruinate Polea
THAIS ISO STATE TEOOP8.
NATIONAL GUARD PARADE EXPENSES
A NIH LIKI'TKNANT-C'tl-OMKI.?- BATTALION IiKII.1.9
?MILITARY V KS II Villis.
The quiet Funeral of Oeneral Hancock, with
OUt tho liopuslur pageant of a pai-ndn of tho National
Qaard and other orgunt/.aUona bernies the regular
troops, lins proveuted a seoond exhibition of tue narrow
minded policy which prevented the ('overlier nf tliisftntc
from ordering oat tba lirst und second DiTlaloai when
Oeneral Gnat's body was borne to Ita last resting-place.
A veteran of tho National Qaard calli attention to the
fitct tba! Qeveraer Bin, though authorized as Coni
marnlei- ln-Chlef to call out thu Mate troops m this city
ami its vicinity as au creon lo the body of Geaeral
(irant on the occasion of lils funeral, chose to imvo them
paraded .it tho behest of tho local authorities, so that
tbe expense for music and other Incidentals might bo
thrown upon the rank mid file, Only wheu ordered
out by the Comiuandf r-lu Chief ere these
BbargM upon tho stHte. There wna every
reason hut ono why tho Umpire State should
have done honor to the memory of tho great defender of
the Union and h.ivc horne the ucoessary expenses Wltb
out compelling tho citl/...u soldiers, BpOB whom the State
relies In time nf need ond wbo sacrifice time and Boney
In preparing themselves fer military duty, to pat their
hands in their pockels on this occasion. That one rea?
son w.is that tim position of Uovrinnr and Coniiiininlei
In Chief was tilled hy a man winne sympathies, In the
limes when (.rant was la the Held hauling for tbe Tulon
and when the National Oaard was nt thc front, were
with'be enemies that they were Batting. How could
?nell a mau otherwise than reluctantly de honor to the
ran.f thc one or do aright thal would save the other
mortification aad expense I
Adjutant William J. Harding, ot tbe 82d Regiment,
was elected Lieutenant-Colonel by a vote of 29 to 1, at
Hie meeting of tire hoard Bf officers of tbat cominan.',
last Monday OTealag. Oa Tuesday evening he passed tue
c .annuli!-- bomd and ins commission is expected this
week.
'lu., selection of Hie Sib, 11th ami COtta Keglmente of
the Pint Division to go into cann. QOXI siliniu.i ls a dis
upi.ointment to the men nt the'.ntl timi 71st RegimoBtS
ivboso commandants h.ed applied for eanip duty. 1 ileit?
is no probability tbat uu encampment by brigades mil
he ordered this year.
Company i> ol lae 9th Regiment Invaded the st.ite of
New Jorscv wltUoai arma inst Wednesday evening, wnh
its bow captain, Theodore ll. f-wift, rn command. Thoy
were tho guoeta of Captain Lennard nf Company C. lal
Real mea I of ibo New-Jersey National Unara, The.
bad a warm reception. Tba evening wai apeat In the
armory in Newark, whare the Kew-Jerseyi oropanygave
a reception, afterward entertaining its gue-ts ,it the
I'liitcii stat'-s Hotel. After dlnnei ineechea were made
hv di.tains Leonard um! swift, mid Privates Lynn and
Hobie gave recitations and songs winch were received
with rounds of applause.
company il, Tist Regiment, Captain A. P. Deleambte,
sm accepted an Invitation front Company i>. '-'.i Kegi?
nni,t, Connecticut National Otiard .the Sew-IIaven
Blues). Captain A. ll. Bmbler, lo attend itt fifty-eighth
annual ball ou the evening ol Waahlngton'a liirtiiduv.
Captain Delcarabre ex pee ts to tak- tiny men tn New
Haven on mit oocaslon and h.is Invited tbe veterans of
nu- company who desire to go to meet bim al tbe armor)
of the "lat Regiment next Paesday evening wben the
Bnal arrangements will lie completed. Captain Einblm
it.ineti Compauy ii, 71si Kegiment, in IBM. ta the
tliat year of the war be was eurted lt- captain and iom
manded it for aoveral yeera. Captain tim an.inc was a
member of Company C.'Jd Regiment. C.B.a., tm four
yeera and his many old friends lu New-Haven promise
him a wann reception.
A " Dutch " and "Italian" combined with a cai , I
were given bp tho Veteran Corps of Ihe '?'?d Keglmenl st
Its headquarters. No. A Colon Hquare, last rueaday even?
ing. The dinner, enlivened by toasts an J speeches, was
greatly enjoyed by a large company. Colonel M., Elita
Bngga congr itulated tbt corin up tu it- Increaac i mein
bersnlp and g.md woi-k already acoompllsbed, urging tb"
members to Increased exertion In bringing Into Ihe Ol
gantsatlonevery ex-memberot tho..ai Kegiment,
Tin- Veteran Association ol Ute ld <'n c. _ meni New
Y.nk Volunteera (2d Duryea Zouarea), last in -daj
evening adopted rcminiion- expressing regret for
the death ol Lieutenant Nathan 8, Putnam,
tho old Adjutant ol the regiment,
an.idoriaringth.il tao survivors "will ever remember
with kindness the memoi v el.. ir comrade wr.n a aa with
us tn tbe storm of battle and is now, we trust, in the
better land." Adiuiaut Putnam wus deseended from
the stock of (Ieneral Israel l*utoam <.! Revolatlonarj
memory, and nie many a trying oocaslon evinced the
traits wblcb m.eic that hero famous.
The flBM aad staff enticers or the Dib Regimen) bare
been excused from the mounted drill prescribed in
orilers Irnni the Iieaeli,iiart. ts tel th ? 1 ir-r Hrlg t ?
nei e.ont ol additional unties already performed in theil
organisation. Thej are all good horsemen and well
eil i a d.
The 7th Kecinient is prnmiie.l a corilla; welcome lo
Washington t>n April lil if it ?naken the- pr iposad excur?
sion to the National (.Capital un lbs incut] hfrh anal
- ) ol ItS eli pm lure foi the si at of Wal
I be '?'?& Kcc;i.ii-;.t alli aaaemble In fatlgu torin for
batts io i drill ss folio, i I oin panic H. i aud ' -. Mon
.Ut. February 15,and rueadar, Kebruarv 2d Compa?
nies l . i ami tl, wednesday, robmar* ir. ami We-.in.-i
dar, i-c.biu.iiy 'l-l . Companies A, K. li nnd I. in.ru,
February 19, au.I Friday, February "(I, at - p. tn.
Quartermaster Winiam Courtenay, of tbe 71st Rt
un i.t. ls an experlenoed officer who did good serries In
the war, and bis nppolntn wai hailed al i
geed acqBlsltloo by the members of the command. Ile
aaa "dene the State some service, and 1 ey ki
Ci.n. pa ny K,2_ I Reglmei I. Captain .rge I 1 ll ir'.
hns baa tne best average attendance at di li .?: sli tbe
cen,p mle* tn the regiment thi? leeson. Thia companj
is ii.jt on.- ol ihe largest In t' <? command, hut lt :..t'. i
cellent material amt;? ably handled.
'Hie badge> ttiiereei i.y Lieute-iutit i barlee ll "I Uv lino
to thai member of < uinpany B, ITin Regiment, who
should recruit the larrit onaiber e.f ii ,- , up io th. .dos*
tef )B"t jeai. hiei (oat heen awarded lo l'i iv ,'<? Hum ?
Captain Oeorge A Miller, Comoon) K. 22.1 Itegimeat,
has boen detailed to bold a dellnqueoe* ...nt tor the
trial Ol et.rlsteil na n of the regiment, to OOO Vt mr st the"
armory to-morrow at 7 :i'i i>. m.
Chaiies IL Btoddard baa been elected prealdeol ..f tbe
Veteran Association of U.e i'AA Regime UL
Tao nine companies of tbs Ht'i Regiment bad l-l mon
on me roils on jami.nv l au Increase of forty-two ami
UK re have heen several enlistments since.
Companies ll, 0, ll Slid K or the 71s: l:.-. Intent Will
assemble In undreaa uniform for instruction sud drill ut
Ihe armory next Tuesday, ami Companiei A, is. t , I and
I ia ..; I rlday,
Boeoue Lieutenant W. B. Bmlth, Compauj i . 22d Reg
Imei t. is loosen ol si likely to bc anpiduted adjutant lo
place nt Lieutenant Harding, promoted.
An entertainment will be given .it the new armory of
the 47th Regiment,conjointly by Company A of tbat
command ami the Kings iminty \\ beelmeu, ou the < \on
lng of Washington's birthday.
The uniformed vcterau battalion of tbe 7th Regiment.
Colonel l-orko W. Winchester, bat appointed a commit
te.- tte airtmge tor neat sommers annual excursion.
'lhere are 122 "en on the rolls and a hal,ince in Ult;
treasury eef $1,800.
Bcrgeanta aad corporals of tho WAA Regiment an
ordered to meet r.u- theoretical luatrucllon al tho
armory on February SO nt i p m.
Companies B. O and II. inn Regiment, will be drilled
ii the school of the battuiioti next I ueaday e\ enlng, and
Companies B, c, i?ami K neat Wednesday evening.
Company K, 7(h Regiment, bis elected Corporal
frederich Van Lenaep a sergeant aad I'riv.tte Henry
Blade a corporal.
Tbe i?t Hussars drill a. Dlchel's Riding Academy
ot ei> alternate Tuesday. Tbey ride spirited horses ami
with their brilliant uniform will masc a dna dlaplay
when thc> make- a public parade.
Company II, 22d Regiment, has gained four recruits
within the lust two weeba
ihe: nih Regiment will assemble for battalion drill
BOX! Monday evening.
Tba 2d Batten "ill give a reception on thc evening of
Waahlngten'i birthday. I
Kennett W. 111.Ison, who was formerly a member of the
Mtn Cavalry,!', h. A., baa been unanimously elected a
member or tue Old Oaard,
t Hllcers of the National t.nani who take .-burge ot the i
hooks Hini papers ef their commands complain that the j
new hlanks pieparad and Issued hy Assistant Adjutant
General Frederich riiisterer unnecessarily Increase their j
labors.
Pint Sergeants E. )?. Appleton, eif Company P, 7th i
Regiment; william H. Praacla, of Oompany K, ami Ad i
illsoti Mrliougall, of Company C, have received their !
wiirrunts.
The r-port of tho Committee ra the Armory Fair of
the -ITiii Kegiment will he presented ul a mealing of Um :
officers lo ho held this week, and tho receipt* will bo
distributed muong Um vurloeis compuuie*.
The oilioeri of the I7ih Regiment bai a adopts i resole
lions in walch tbey express their "deep ami sincere
grief at the lnss to thc Nation ot anea a gin.el cam j
mander" as Oeneral llanoock, ami sp.-i,k or atm .t- " at. |
abie and heroic soldier, a patriotic and valiant defender
of ins eenuin and an hnuoreil gentleman,"
Oeneral Orders No. 4. (Ieneral Headquarters, Btnto of
New-York, announce that tho following ndli-ms havo I
been eommlsaloned: Insnector-Oeneral*a Department?
Thomee H. McGrath. Colonel and Asalatani Inspector
(ieneral, with rans from February 7, is"<i, reappointed;
Frederick C. McLewee, Lieutenant colonel ana Assiit I
uni tiispet tort, eneral, willi leii.k noni January li,
lHxni. Ordnance in-partim nt William II. Hrowaell,
Colonel ami AshIsIkiiI t'hli-t ot Ordnance, with rank
from January 7, 1886, vice- Yarian promoted.
Unarteimaster-Oenerafa Department Henry ir.
ciaik, (....ii.., and Aaaiatant Qnartermeeter-Oen
eral, with muk from January 26, is.su;, vlon
Bridge, rendered supernumerary, third ea, /mir \y\\\
lam Cary Banger, Major ..nd Quartermaster, wllh raab
Irom January 4. I8H0,vlec Mortat, elected Captain in Ow
i'.ui Regimenti Frank Lyman, Major ami Kngtneer.with
rank from January 1, )H*t), vice MeNulty, reedgnnd.
Eiaiiih li,-,antic Peter Ge Doyle, Hrigadtcr-Oeueral,with
rank from Janoari 16, iwsn. vrcet Jowett, realgaed.
I.nihill lieaiiitent Uenrge H.-Mt-Ciella:). First Lieutenant,
with rank from December l, 188ft, rice Cassidy, resigned ;
s mil, Hiq,meat?Theodore H. swift, Captalu, wim r.mk
from in-, amber 16, 188ft, rice Carberry,reelgne I Hom .
Vf, la-eeiianl, Captain,willi rank fruin november, 4, 1 haft,
vice: Koott, ia signed; James Hill, Beoond Lieutenant.u lilt
rank from 06 lobe I :in. 1880. vice Hinman, resigned.
Elem nih Reaintenl (icorge W. Mooney, Pinn Lieu
tenant, wan r.mii from November 28, )??<.-,,
vice Yung, promoted; Oeorge I' llerrschaft,
lirst Llonlonaui, willi ri-.nk llom lieceit.her l,
lbHb, vue Wagner, roalgoott. Thirteenth Heglmeni
Charles I*. Fi^h. I'icl Lieutenant, vi Uh rink from Du
cern ber'Ja, U-1H6, vice Hmltb, promoted. Ponrittntk loo
muni Hauy W. Ml. lu ll. C.,!.,1, wilie lank Hom \u
vember 86, 188B, vice McLaer, premeted; Sci.icu c.
(lobrldge, Lieutenant-Colonel, willi r.mk trout
November _n. 188ft, tr iee Michell1* i.uoted;
John McNeill, Malo*, wim rank from Novem?
ber du, 188ft,vice ni.bridgi-, promoted. i,r.,,i,iii,,,,t
kcalmcitt Alexander H. Baeoo. Major, with lank from
November Kl, 188*1, vloe Flncke. resiguedi Oeorge \
Williams, becond Ih ni.nani, wltb rank from December
IB, ieee, vice Barron, promoted; William .'- Uanta
First I-leiiti-iiaut. with rank fram November 16, I--.".'
vice Davies, resigned, hontnty-drtl Berime nt T. Wain'
Morgan Draper, i sntaln, witu raak from December ii
1688, vice Meirnuaml, ri'.siened. twenty fourth Hryariih
Company -Jeremiah O'Cemnor, Second Lieutenant, with
rang from liecentber 23, IHHS, vice 'Itioina,, dlarbarged
The following roiifimtlons aro niinoiir.ccd : Drlgadlcr
Oeuerftl William ll. Brownell, Fourth Bnga<1e; r.rst
I.ii-nteiiniii William J. Batley, _*r.<t Regiment i Captain
JiicOb Dlegel, supcintiini'iai y ; Kir-t Lieiiteintnt William
K. Kelly, 2'?d HegtaBsatj lnal Ueateaaat neiavuu J.
Le Roy, .'list Pepsrate Company j Major Le Grand c.
Tibbits, Quartermaster, 'tn Hrigadc.
Captalu James M, Blady, auperniimerary ortcer, has
heen assigned to.luty with thc l'.'tb Regiment.
Coininautl.iuls of coinpauleet lu tba HA littltnnni ure.
pemlttetl hy orders No. G to discontinue company dillis.
TBE von. o.\ TEMPEEAECB.
now ti:mrs/? R/?;Ap/?;ff8 sTA ND.
A LIGHT VOTE HIT AN .EARNEST ONE.
nr-n.rs op rm. BALLOT iakk.n nv iiii-: tkiiunk
ns* "Tin: PCOPBR MCTHOD OP DBAURO WITII
THY. I.tQl Ult TRAFFIC.''
On December 25 last, Tin: Tumi st: called fur ?
vote by its out-of-town siil.scriliers on " What ia the
beal ineiiioti of daaliaa with tin acknowledged ovil
of tin lit|iitir traffic in:
1, t Itic-t like New York, r.ri.ini), Philadelphia Badi hi
cano.
2, t Mes the ?ir.e of rtuftiilo, cl.vel.md, PtttsbOfg,
tlactnnatl, etc.
3. Thc sn aller incorporated title* rind county teewns
4. Tho i uroly rural districts, "
Tbi Tiuiu'.nk's siilisi-ril.ors nre leatteted tlironc.1
every State and Territory in tbe eoont-y. it wat
liopetl that the wide nie.i would yield a Kre.it
variety of experience, aad that at least a vote of
from 75,000 t<> 100,000 would bo sent in. 8ub
Bcribera were given nntil January 22 to reply. As
ciiii. agents were making up their annnal listu (bi Tm:
Tkiimm. u waa mcfeated tbat theil remittance
letteiH Wonld ullorel a convenient means for the ex?
pression of v lea a
Tin- ballot baa now been completed. Thereaalte
ure niven lielnw.
Altont one-half of nil tim replies received have
lieen by postal card. All the others have been by
letter, the writere in most eaaeB explaining their
vie wa at leagth and a itii meit am noBtneaa To bi
amine these long letters bas bean a laborious task.
N'evertbeleaa UM views expra_o_d by postal card
and lotter both bave greatly promoted the object of
tins inquiry, Tbat object wrns, to discover whether
there is ct thc BICBBnl time unv eep. einl drift "f
temperance sentimenl among nearly 150,000 nf
the m..st intelligent, morai indnstrioos and sub?
stantial pt opie of this country.
Several lotereatini points have Leen hrongbl ti>
the surface by this veite. in the hist place, tbe
rote i- -.in.ill. ami every reply ii from an active
prohibition advocate ot memherol h..nu- society,
e ceptine lesa than a hundred .otes. The total
n umbel ol replies is 0,20ft. Tiik lunn n k bas it
.. iv il tim usual rnsli ol snlisrription let
tera lmni club agents niel Bingle sn berri h
irs: but ."lit ni tbe Vi hub' til, le eef it-.
out-of-town snbaeribera, only 1 In ebon!
'_'-i Imi t> ii cnougb inte n st In the subject to vote
em Tuc Tuibcxk quotion! lt is ,-i remarkable
fact, and seems to confirm the assertiene of mem
I-, rs of Tin- Church Temperance Hot-let*) ? i il;.
I nit.il States, Ibat while the majority of tl"
people m.iv I.e prohibitionists nt heart eui) aboui
3or4nere<*nl "i .iii the votea will come ont i".
prohibit ion when anything else ia al stake. In tlie
Presidential election ..f 1KH4, ihe Prohibition ti. h. t
received, in Saw York. 1 vote f"t over) lt eaat lor
tin- llepublicau tn kel : tn I'ennsyli ania l t<> 3*1 -. in
Ohio, Ito ll; in Mn Int.ni i ;.. iii r m the whole
country, i tn :'.l. Im linn m rlaasea the non
respondents in the present vote nt conservative
pea.pl.-. who believe ill te Itipcrain e iiini pi I haps III
prohibition, bnt who are not interested enough to
tn declare themaeh 11
Anathei very striking fa. t lathe rariety of opin?
ion among temperance men and theil change ..!
viewa tr.iiu tune to time l?. three thousand
replies ara from <>ld readers paal middle life, who
have advocated prohibition hy soma method ur
othei for from 20 to ifl years, but who non favor
a di tier en I method from thi one they formerly en.
ptiuacd. Some hon- tries) absolute prohibition
without peri.-, t soecessand theil noe -seal high
license Others have tried high license, and now
want either local option >>r prohibition. Local
option lens leen treal l?J ri (.'le.it m.un. who HOW
want either high lici-nso ni prohibition. Sotneev
prcBaly sa] thal they have been, hy times, in fai"r
nf each of the three ineth.nl-. and ihej now see no
K.I :n anything exeenl dim itimi of public senti
Illl'llt. Ill eefln-l Murilee. t!ie> ll .Ve- .lil fellllnl US Ililli
perfect. Accordingly, they noa -v..i.t sometniii-*
they tm re ne.- trie '. \ itrikiOB fa ' ol Itself.
Anothei point ls thal those wbo advocate aub
m. >??. ie... t.t a , .etc ot Uie peon le bj States arni
aiiiona the older men. who nat i .ii-- us- mi the i ..?
t ion mani \ t ai a
lin IirniiM il.il imf raise the question ns to
whether temperance should be t ik. n np aaa |
.ie. Hut all tli- same, several hundred .-i Ihe
IrrteTs received have demanded, and with uiurb
energy, that tht queel ion ? ?? kept ont of politics, no
t'.- cr.'ii.i-i thal the st. John movement has ii
l' ? teal great rn Ilr. on the- U in; 'fa! '" i a
their respective localities In nearh everj
thc uriters Who SUV tills n|,.e\\ ?-11 ?? 11K lee.
the subject
li shonM iee- men! ? t..'1! thal several hnndretl
votes have been 'ii i foi "high liceiise iii thc
lamer cities, and local option ..r prohibitioi in
sum 1 lei pla as and i iral lov uah I pa"
N.e et I,? i . spec I iii pe.; nt li ri . oin. t'. light iii these
- -. . scepl tins, thal no mattel whal " n eth "I
tho writers n.i-.... ..(.-. they nearh all mean prob i bi
lion of the manufacture and sale n the end. I'be
earnestnesa ol th- diflerenl writers ls very _rc it.
?
PI'MMARY OF THE \ "I I'
Tbe vote in detail by States rannol le riven
heiW. Offing IO la ll 'I ipaCC, Ti.e following il B
Minimal \
I e.-:.i ii ii iii l>< r ol roles, ? ii...
e" 9 ! M I a
": 5 I !-, rsl
bj -'? e. a - , .
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t --i-l..l1?ei.ree|ili.itl'.ii ol ii.jt.
.ii,., lute sui) l ' ."'-" I l't" aa:*
I/,. Al ODlI II r.'.t', blfll .!' ? BM
wbeie ks le ls iii.i "i'll :n I l.'_7_ l.-inol
Ui.h license tsiin ui without
civil tUms-c - l.'a 3 I ? i . I I" I . . t
lei ...ii .! I.I..MI.IIH.I1 I 41
Mate coiistitatlooal slot nda't ?
iy.in.lv 'e|.'i n i M
le..,, lu || pillel.e ,e l.'l ne -,'.
l-iiiii-.iiine nt .a il, uuksrdJ _ tv
Wuiimu |-::.re- I .I
i IMI na i aw - ....
Abullkh 11eatina . |
lie U-' lill I'.rillket
Abolish e .. rrlblua stcepi bi i . i
I mt.-m. hut lu.. se . . ..
Jiu restriction . . i_
Make liquor* parr .... . y
Noa eeelliti.ilt.ii . i'l
II fSVOI .'f ke e.jee!e/ lb* ipi. KI Hell e,,|t ell p.,Mil. 1,10
li. fi.ta.r e.f :i thu I pm ti . il.-t
TUE cul ins.
iir-i'.ANi> and wiri; in TROUBLE.
i.avim. nu. BLANK ai Till DOOR or nu: Motin ii?
is -1 a W,
Richard Von Zemictrahi, who linns himaelf
tin Stag! iipelriilt inleiit i-f Un- Vi. rrn nu t ipi-rn Com
pany,aad in-\w.e Josephine,a balle! tlaaeei wbo Ua
loember ..t u.< - him company, hmo reeeatly been soper
iiini, ri- be alleges Ibrongli Itu marhlaattoni "f bis
rootber-in i-?w, mut the wile ba.- Mitti fer iiii absolute
alvorea They were married In Prussia on november
3,1874, uni have two eblldren Elsbeth, age tea, aaa
Carama, nu.i- years old. The latter,a bey, lsvisiting
relatives abroad and tim girl was llvtai with tbs
]..ireiiti-,i?t No. 3117 Keel Pourteeath-st., until tbe bus
hiiiel i,nn fierhnhleii le> thc iinetlier-ln lnvtr t't come tu Hie
hnil-n where he ,tt|.| .lils wlfee \inie huiililin-.' vritli lier.
Theil ll., went tn thc He lintel will, ll the Mille Ctrl ?l
t'-uelei nini look ber away with bim IbewffelSBow
seeklBB to obtain poasesslen ni m.. eblld
\n nrtlei wie-< nlitiiliinil fr.un thc Mipreins Ceiurl tiir.li I
ins'Mm to hi in,- Ibo Biri le court walch be disobeyed.
lin renj nn lin VB-tarrested Inr contempt ot court ami
nu- released ?n giOO ball. Tlie tn.elmii le. pniile.li I.leu
im contempt, wm argued lietore Jisiico barrett la
-p...m.- I'n,nt. th.milurie, \ est.r.i.. v. Millie- parties
Me-ret prcHi-iit nseepl tito nrf wImmhi BTntltri sienl in- Cm.I
i.nt intended lo be contetcniuu is ami promised to bring
ber tn morrots, ami au uiljnui niuiiitl WS* lakeii, nu order
betas entered in tba meantime loibiddlna bot renmval
fr>in the )'ii ltertlcth.il oilba rnurl. The hu-l'.iu.l says
Ihai linea tbe ami was be-iun hi-.\t.fe sgreedto wnli
.iii. it ami ia- reconciled ben when ne. mH1ii -_ th?- soess
uhli b no bad previously loll byordoi ol tbe motber-ln
luw, he tvus '.iiiii tn leave ami !bls wita* initr sunl thal
lt he did not -ra bli elie we.tild sboot bim. U.-eii.i n.,t
llie-te'r there, In response t'> s demand lei altmoay matti
lilllie e ninpljlnt the tbtteil.liillt sllltes his Wife Calli
r- ?.. weed .i- a dani er and thal his f.ii*r> in ihe same.
AN IBBIGNMEXT "AID TO UL I'll.U IUI.I.NT.
Iii Hu- uni! ni tin- National lt.mk ol North
Aiiicm .i, nf I'rovldenos, against ferdinand and Benia
mm Mayer ana others lor tbe purp .?.- m h.u lag the bi
sigameul ol las Uayei Brothers to Blmon Vantlg sol
iiMeie, ru mi Judge Bedwiekol tho Baperloi l*oorl has
decided th t the assignment eat Irauduleataad li is
ihnlsicl \ulil Bl fa. as Uni plalntir! |_ . mi. crin I
in. min >-v H, iruu\ i- appointed retelter -ii nil their
pin), itt ,ii,ii i iiinii.is L. Jame ls ordoied to place In bis
l.t.- .-.. e.n ni Ute property, real aod i*er?onal, wbloh^ha
toil, lire Jt r ll. ll .. una ni lu him I H.In llalStg kt
eei.letr te. Un Court iii Cm.i.ii Pleas. elouiiC. urey is
BplHiluted lef.-r. e- Ul i \ .til; t nt, thc ae ie. ;nl nf Mr. Jami's
Ui whom, attar the payment ol InejadKiuaui iibtalned
bj i he ha uk. .. i, i surplus ls to le returned snd m ba held
in bim m.i'.i thc ti n-1-in Um eic,.(| nt aastirnmsnl a*
to llacbel Hayer. Ihe will "t rerdinand M?'er, the i om
plaint ls dlsml
'l lu'it'.- mau* n slip 'twixt tbe goard and i in
tip.
A fool and bis sr Ue are soon parted.
A coed in tl curt r- a multitude e.f mu?.
a iawj er should ba' e s imo i mernot
lb ' a fu i|?h in in .1 hu iimaei bis .urn ofliee.
a man may gu uf.on ta tba pub., bal be gets rae la Bl
l.i..t. [J inly.
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OLOHISa PRIORS OP PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Dhl. Asked
Penna IC II... B5 _ 68'.
Seiiiiiiir ..1213-16 IJ
Le-iuifii valley.. M
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Satckday, Feb. IS?P. M.
The stock speculation to dmr opened rather tame.
First prioes showell irregular changes with the coal
stories funtiirolo** on tho stroug side, lint before tho
iiulf hour nd) 'iiiruuinnt iii honor of lieuernl
ll.iiicuok, which w.is ordered at 10:10
a. m., tho whole market developed some
Strewth and -.rices Improve I nil over the Hst. At tbe
i cu,lennie of tho board nt 11 o'olook there wus reuewed
buying of a gootl character, which made its influence felt
lu pelee* iiiul, subject to 8iu.il! anti unimportant reac?
tions, tho iin-iiuvcuii'iit Ior the remainder of tho day
was ste ely uiul ooutliiuous. C'efttral of New-Jorsoy
inui Ueii'llug wero conspicuous In the tleuiliiKs all
tho iluy, uutl they wero so beean.c of ii popular belief
that the popoosd nurgaiil/.attoii of lloadlng on ii brui-.
of llrst charges less than the uvt-rage of Its not earn?
ings for a aeries of years will bo a hoon to ult coal
Barriers. It ls argued that Heading stock at 48
ClO por cent assessment patti) on thc basis ot brit
charges as proposed will be cheaper tuan tho present
market raines of many other stock-t now dealt tn ut tho
Rxcbanga, Oa thia theory 'of which we snail be better
iihlo to form au opinion after thc full scheme ls pub
Hatted), lt ls Bot necessary lo suppose that Ki'.tdlug stock
ls helli*; purchased by parties in opposition to tho syiidi
rsto'a plan of reeonstrnoiton Raadtag opened at ZAtg
uiul fielded te 24 and thea roso to 20%925% and trans?
lation* amounted to78,900shares. CentrulofNew-Jersey
(for tho reconstruction of which no plan has jet heen
formulated) worked in full sympathy willi Heading anti
rose from .VJS....17? to ^fo-abi".. Delaware, l.acka
wanna and WVsfe-in an.l Delaware amt Hudson mads
Hint?-rmi ad vau.'cs and closed with large guinn on cui
ront reports of a coal comutuatiou being practically
agreed to. Tm; Tunti rai sitd such a coin
bluattoo wouht he made When tho Delaware. Lackawan?
na ami Western was selllag at n.'.aiiT. Tho
.1 bole market, however, eleveloped a strength which was
Bot expected to be exhllut.'.1 this week, and lt was not
due to thc activity nor advance made in tho coal stocks
hui I', thc general belief lu nigh prices; tho faith In tho
eurum-,' capacity Of the properties whon managed for
that purpose and to the saudi supply of stock to meet
the di-nuiid. Tho market closet strong almus', to thc
point of buoyancy.
Tbe demand for Governments continues large .in t i.i
. wt-xx ,tt tin- supply aod tnHay reeorda a further ad?
vance ul 'b per cent lu the hhls for the; -ls uud I _s. jVn
11 exe ei are tbe i h.-inn; quotations:
Hui Ann. Hut. Ask.
0.8 l*-4?lS91.ri*g li'iSUZS U.?. cor. 6sl89d.. l*MU.
I . r-. 4Sn1H01,coU I l.l SH-*% V. H. cut. Oa lst.7... l;!0*a ....
I'.- lalH07,rcg, I lb';'.! ? x Y - i ni. ''?? ito-*. ..lillis . ...
i .*- le 1907, rou. I'JSSI'Jj*. I*. H cur.6s 1801) . ira'.'..
I . - : |.i-i . .-ui., IUO?... .. Dist. CoL A-tiut.117 .
I*. H. CUI '-I- '"e. ? lelU .|
M.ite bond - ts ero i|uie-t und -tr.itig. Louslsaa stamped
ka sold at Til, Virginia (ls deferred at l-^ami (leo rf I a
gold 7s at 114. of city hunk stocks Republic told 15|
at ia .uni Metropolitan '-'". at 47>e?*-i-.
I'he market fur railway u.in.ls waa active
and etr.ui/, the dcuiaiul was Uji.r.' th'iu
usually unrent. Erle iccond cnsols 10-ee from
ria"-tee'.i- <-.rt- . i.j c...i|'niis sol.l at -.tei.^-e'4. anU funile I
coupon ?- ni - r'-j--.'ti-1 !?;. iioini-, WatertowB nod
? igtteuaburg Bs w-ie np I _ at ri l\. uml tDc lu inn
'? per tellt tel 1 fl I'e-lltl'.ll elf Si'lJl'ISft elehSlltlll' He
roes i pei cent t>. Mi/siid American l>"rk Improvement
.... ware up :t par cen! .tt DCs cr Uti. Lehigh
awl Wllkeabarre eoneol 7a were "- bigner al lin-%
Ulai.i. K ii ?? it and Texas general fla rose Itt to
!IA and tbe fis sold up t.. -: :iej-"'--. tan,ula floutberu
i were up ** at 107*4, aad tbe seconds *_ ai t< i '?_.
WestHborecusranteed I- were active .it in :ulu:i-\_
l!e*t r. iii.esen,-, Virginia ram ue-eirgia consult wero
ste .'.'. il ? .out T't'iuTi'S- Virginia Midland Incomes
in... : n',, >; ei_. i'fin er ai.<i Ki.i tiranda iir-n rose -
nei eenl ie. iii'1,, and tbe oobsoU l pereenttoOl.
Qi -ts ?e re "n higher .it
111:1, and Oregon Rbort Line III were ttrongat lim Vi
lm._. i.xa-e and Pacific iii?is lim (iranda divlsloa
were up 1 '4 at.'. is? ?4S. Northern Pat ldc tn.- strong;
? ii .'4. and -.ni- st Oft. Gulf, Colorado snd
*? tula 1 >? gold Os recovered ;i* to '."? h. and hi r.eeui. ,u.,i
Kan I'rauolsco general (Is were att .'var l.'j". l.._''i.
1 ie weekly statement of bank averages isauetl lo-da)
1 earl] shows tbat the statemeat of february (twas made
Bpon ii-'.g averagei for the oash. rp day's exhibit
a tain of 1033,400 la tbe total re-er.e-,
notwlthstsndlng tbat the Pub-Treasury ia tbe
seven days ended last evening absorbed
1 J7n An ox[eiin.heii tef ??*'.-' I5.HOO in
a..ms in notable, ami wblcb, by Increasing thu amounl of
dept.sits r'.'? 1 ?'?'?'. raises ike required reserve
-:'....7-.-f'. -.. tba! tin* surplus rei ..e .- reduced
- . otu 'h 11 "f a week nnn.
'-I . . . ti 1.1 eaay as . . . I ra r cent.
-1:ni iroa total* of itatemeut of Fetas
mti 1 ? hruary 13 1
!#!.. e- Keb, : 1. nidi ?
I., ; .... . -ie.!
ln.iie.it; 'li .. -. - -4 lit 1 s.eii.t. .u.e lav 1100.400
? ? ... t H. ?ho11 r lie relation bel ? >?? u th ? iota, re*
?.-in ..ml lim ioi.it aeyaall liabilities i
Ks r.'. 11.
i - - .
re-'e. e re-n. it. le.iici.ui ....
? . 11 ; i ".,- ..... in.- j. . j.l i.-Htio
e I -. ? ? 1.011,1 nt)
Total n ?
-
?II e-i ile poella
?
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07,041 .'."? i.<iii.n..-..ei im-. | S7K.075
*- irplus . .. aa ."i i ?: . ? it..-.. .O'... ? .
Din clearing House slatemeni was iHfi....ii. i.,
. 136 . h.t.ai.c s, *-i,_ i:.-ji... For tbe
-i.ck I x. lung, s, $714,701.y.*)l?; ' . -.:,i-.-i.
'.ni...
In london lirltiab ronaou again ware sirona and ad
I a lt! t.e i.e..-. fur both monty sad account.
init'.i -t.it-- i'-j. wi- i- blgber al 114. American
railways +? -o- irregular, but upon the whole .-tiung an I
ganerall) ? little higher than resit i lay.
Imports nf uerebandlss al N'ew-Vork :
1 ul tbe if l-l-W
III -ie KU
Keir lbs t? e i-i
l't. r en .;. rep ? led
i..tal -a.,.- las :
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* .'.- -... 4 . .4e... .. 1 _.l .4- 373.144
Imports ol i eo tat Sew v..rk:
inn t
For the week
Ite trloual) ii ported . Ol HI
IR4S. maa.
IO 14.147 Ula -' e
:,.?-: '70 I.: t .
i..lal -m..- t .ii i +741,:.a . *?'.'.!)?-'-1. '. -
Lsporta of specie fram Mea York:
ISM. Igil'i
Fol I! Stseek . .. S.'7-l.a'H .'.in I.MHI
I'll lltllisl- Il , Tle-el . l.Tl.'e'.li- 11,4. ,0.11
T'e .'4. 70 >
1 -.4.iii 17
Total smci .lan '?
i 4j: tl. i'l.777 93.40I.M>7
i ' ?? e.-uii - ii.ret? reported at Washington lo day were
.TM'."!- .mel Hu- .i,'rn:..l leveuiu reeelpts ?ere saStl.'Jll.
TUc I .ii.. Mirv ...f.t.-l ti IH.. N
Lank i iition, uutl Hie receipts for Ibe week vere
as foll -
Ne a ? ..ik . 01.809 ."Mi
Ile lilli) . .
Phil lill Ipi I t
Chi. ao 71.000
ll !?!. ..... - ... 77J...U.I
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The Culled Htates Ireosnry soe bol.ls $.100.1RO.000 -
l'tiii<-e| Miate-s lee.iai-t ro e. linc Nat iini.il Balik non I'lrcula
in.e.. aa (olli >. -
i'n 11 .ue i i's . ..t.MVOOO
Knur anti one-half |ier tenta .lO.O'.'.i.lAO '
I ii ii iel .en's . . ll.M6b.H30
'line' pen rota 182,47:1 'Jua* ;
Bonds deposited for ri re ula I ion tin rina Ibe ?eek.S7'.'l u.'
boinia irltbdrawn during Ibe ?fek.fJ,074.(H)0 National Hank
circulation outaruuiltuM .inn mi notes, Kill. 7.',.'.. "?.". ti gaU
ut.tr-. 8SA0.01-I. Again ? these nni- the- Treasury hotels
lu lawful money 047323,470, ,? i..iie.tt?
Km redemption of notes of banka redutlug eln-ti
lal en . *'.4 14 ; sun
I'm null ant hanks In lli|iiltlailiiu . ;< I,a.'tl.MU
Foi notes ut failed beaks l.t.".',478
-Financial.
COTTON oii.7
IMKRICAH COTTON OIL TRUST
( EIITIKK'ATRB
mu un r AM) BOLD nv
P J 600DHART & CO.,
_NO. 'il BROAD-WT., N I.U-\ tilt k (ITV.
GAS STOCKS.
K.uitilfililc lots I l_ln ('?.. nf Vii,-\ ol h.
I nil fit xiiii-n I.eiutlHblc Itaal o.
( btmnprnha Hut t o . ni Baklwsri.
Kiliiilnbli- (.ns I.lain A I'uil ( i).. (tl I hi. ..an.
' I't-niilcN lois I.lulu end I nlte Cu., ol ( l.t. Uiru.
' Sun I lum a.. n lint IJgtri Co.
' Unroll (.ii. laahl Cn.
' lint uni (int lu., nf Heir..lt.
' linnie ipili (.us (ti., ol Albany.
Morita nml ll..ntl- ul nlioic tit all in by
P. J. GOODHART & CO.,
.iii:iiiii.II> oi-' S. \. HTOC'K KXCIIAKIIB,
)M UKO IO-**'l'. N. V
I'om paun - haring rrceatly arqnlred tia |rere*a ft'.'n
Ibe i mini -ialt". i nm.nilli- lias i 0,
GAS STOCKS
AND BONDS.
FaH I I lill.I. UAH l.llllll CO., M Y
IM I i I. - I A I I - I-..-I IT Ull.I tl \- t tl . N V
CIIKMAPI \K. (IA .Lfdlll . "., Iliillim. Mil.
KQUITADM UAi 1,li.Ill' AND Kl! KI. <?'. " I. .uko.
Ill
t- i-i i i ali ns wi ru
ALEX. LE VINO,
40 EXCHANGE l'l.ALi:, UOOM li, SEW VORK.
/mancini.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company.
Bonds lt. thc amount of tlO.yiO.OOt) havin-r been deposltee!
with rbeieniral Trust <'o-npin- np to dato, Inriitdlnr a
majority of the Eaat Tennessee. Vlrirlnla and (leoma eon.
eeilielatetl b per cent bonds, a malnrlty of tbe t'lnelnuati and
tieorala divisional bonds nnd a in i|o-lty of the debenture-*
snit the atrrcement anti rbe eleposlt Iiavinir tliereby become
np.ialive, the remaining hoblers are i(V|iie_tc.l to elepe.sli
(belr lionels at as early a day as peistlhle. The ce-rtlbe ates
nf the Central inui company Issued Jeir Louds dcpoHteef
lave been listed on the New York Stock Kichnu.'e uud ton
? unite a inned delivery.
C. M. McOHEE, Chairman.
Nt-wlork, Feb. IJ, ISM HtorL'.-ini/alli.n ( otnuiitiee.
WM. H. COX &CO.
35 aid :!7 IflrtiriT. New York. Keb. H, IBBB,
We have tin* (tay lormetl a eo pitrtne.shlp for the transso
iou nf a '/cm I..! commission biistiiesn lu -tot k-t noil bonds.
.VII. Il COX, K. V. I). ? OX. <?. W -Ml 4RI>,
MEXBBB HEW Youl. WTOCtt liXi'H \St.Y.
A" -BAILROAD BOND8 <>K AU, KIND*.
I till WHICH THi.lt.. lt Ntl AtTIVi. HARK KT
BOUGHT AND SOLD. ? R. C. POX. A Wallet
HOI,DHUS ot thc Common ;iinl I'n fe ired
stock ol l he
East Tennessee. Ya & Georgia R. R. Co.
are ntiuesteel ti.ronnuuiiicali- willi
lilt IIMjVN. NI Le KM et CO..
-n Wall nt.. N. Y ,
-Uti a view loihe formation ol a M ck holders' t'otuauttec to
protect tin ir Interests iu Uie proposeti re-organltaili:.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR BELL ANY
A PUTS or CAI..-* on STOCES t)R Hon DH,
Write to, te-i<-jTapb to. send ior. or cull oa,
U. w ROSEN HAL'M.
64 Lzchttii-ce-piaoe,
New-York. Taleohoue t?_ ?' New X17."
Hankers an- Crokers._
M -VnP-ef.1 BAVKKR-*-, New. Yarto
BCY AND nr.T.1, WTOCBB AND BOND*. FOB
INVKSTORM oil t.N MAUOIl..
ALLOW INTKKj_BT ON PEPOblTS.
A. M. Kini.Es, waii_i.su r.i isa,
ti. J. Monea. wa. a hill._m
P. W 6ALUUDET & GO.,
Kt Mil-! UM,
COM KERITAT. PAPKB, ROCSEjUlB BOND3,
t'MTED BANK Bt.'ILDINO,
WALL.8T.. COKNEB IlBOADWAY
H. FITCH, lt..
.yember B. Y. m<k> iicimae.
H. ynrcu.it.. _ new. york,
tAKk. '
Oscar B. BruitY* Jeti. ff. Oliphant' IMwunl PomerojfJ
.Member 7.. Y b.ac* n*. bpssHL
SMITH t\ OLIPHANT,
87 BttOAU.**T.. -Ht W. YORK.
TrsD'aMa 'len-ral Sf -'; Ktrho.'-t"* Kttsitne*a.
TAINTOR&HOLt
BANKERS,
-'SITED BANK nUILDINO.
WALT. 8TB_i:T CORNER BBeiALWAY.
TBARBAtyt A (lh_.__.__L BAUXJBO BUblNEflS. Did
rOSITfi BECEIVEl) AND INT Eil EST ALLOWED ON|
BaLj-VNCES. BUT ANbBK_,r.liOVERN_tKNr. U'CSU
flPAL ASL) I.AILHOA-. BBCVBtTJBB,
Vermilys & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Ifl AMI |S WAfAHAV'BT* M:\V-YOilK (TTY,
Dealers in Investment Securities,
BCY A VI.*-' I.I. ON < "VM/SSiON KoR CA"-H Ol OM
Marlin m.i. sj. c huies ei-ied ai new you
.Ti.( K' eSXl U I Neil:.
DEPOHITS Ill.t l.l'-'KD \NI) INTEKEM jlLLt.--.El)
ON HALAM'h-. -ChJi l I T > Di'.AKl' Al' Stl.HT.
VV.
8. LAWSON i; Cb.
(for__erle)
)t-L..Lji
LAWSON. bt-L' 'LAS -tr CO.,
B'NKKKs A.M. HH.'KI li,
AO BXCUA.NGE PLACE. Mr.VI Yi-KK. __-_.-_?_
14 ETCH A.M.I. PLACE, BOS TON.
ACTINA RESTOHES EYESIGHT
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Iinliii.. el bf I'l.v- e ians, i rroriueo
M.'TIS* cil ?* rh an S \
Ihisincso if han cc g.
II0SITION WAYI KI> Iii .i (..ni' i tent man ic
I lakerturfi of tftr credits of stiy business sss lat! '*(
rear* ripen, ti. ? nthla ntj lett ,,i rrfrrrnree. Addrett
M I . I ll!'Ill.t i lin e.
ry* i Maiiiii'at iiiit-i-, Capitalist-! uinl inn atOIH.
I nm -am-.
.? . '? rsm the moat esteaatv. ami reluablo *bnf prcpeit.
in the harbor of New York atttiatetl at Ita) li ? et Mi'otnlDr
ee[ t ot Manhattan Hesrh it -in ?? ni. sett t .DMetilM ol a ?u
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THE "WONDER" COACH
(ni iit-tl 1,933 fBaanwrrtt 'n-t Urana.
-ii Horst?ia hr ei- ,i. ii n|t Holywell IIIII, si. A ; .:.-.
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hi-m-l.-hmi.-.l -uh..!?..- -ci-.- . .... i. lui IVONDKH 'be
tne'e'ii Ijondou SUll Kt. Mt'aii-.. !e-.v nc Hate!..'I- Heel. . IB
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iatlll y al tl l.'i |. m.
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aepcers loluapeet thet *. i ll i.h. \ 1. which i* om if ih?
I ISr.-l'un.l ul HI.-I IN .iii- uiuil.li
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the price e harirrel fur tin-1 tut ri lent ta Itt tei lt ihilltttfS.
Pm hmecanli 'nil othei larttrtilaia ij.pi) io H*( !f.
I'KU.He'll lilli,,. Hate htt(> Hotel. PlC-atllilV. lelltiuti.
lliclati.t
URATKPO 1,-com ra;- usn
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.?**Bf stbs(m_fhk%H-lsSl(s -I Hm i-iiural
Uv?i i-rh'.'-b S'.vrrn tbe o^erjtlou:. of il:?'ekt:on anet nmntlon,
anti bv a careful iiLnilioaLuu ul thet'.u. bropertiea ol ucl,- .a.
lecieA Coe au, Mr f.mia -.aaproTithttl our creakra<t tahlr. - tb
a deliiratoly fla.fiit-el uefi-rjire^rhi. ti may .am u? .iiu,t txtt'f
tlartor.' bil.a. lt 1? by the jq.'.I- I..nt ma of tucli art:, le . ejf
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lWtjnerlj notiri .beti frame.' vii ii >ere,ct oarette.
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t' .i Del tin-, by . ...Kel-.. ULe-l >ei itire J A ll KM UV YO A COL.
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Una. I he mni -li i I m \ I i .1.M..I i! . i ?" nt m autsm*
llelstlve Hun:!.nit a--j.fei-.it. 1 Ur >u_-ii I'ullm u cn ?rui
eliieat tei Ali.i ii m.he.ut , lim ,-. i i.i \I nth t u-t I :
Piedmont Ali lan
in, ill INO PARK IIOI'I'L.
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Atlilii---.. II. I*. ( U\IITH.II. I'l o|.i.fleer
I lol Kl. UOVA1.. ATLANTIC CITY.
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MAliNDl.lA IIOTKL. ABD iiiTI'At.l'?.
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ir . lu.l.uk M.-nu Iii al .ml IST|P -nu galil ry i.|i-ii all Ihe
v,? ?ii ^iti.r.i ki -i- .
THE SHELBURNE.
All. Will" ITV. Sf. I
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MNtwutvi biitbs noa _-.l ii i A B R >BI.im
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