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HONORS FOR DR. KOCH.
THE EMPEROR BKSTOWIXG A IUGH DECORA
TION UPON HIM.
PUBLIO DISAPPOIXTMENT OVER THE IMJIEDIATE
RESULTS OF THE TREATMEXT--OPIX10XS
OF EXPERTS-THE KASTERX QUES
TIOX-A RAIIAVAY MUItDER.
BhaapOjOj.- i?nn . pv pga btoafeva aoawaaaol pr*u.
Rerlln. Nov. 22-The b#atowml by Emperor WilHara
ef toe Orand Cros* of the <rder of the Rcd Eagle nnon
PrulMtwr Koch was pv.etted BJ Bagbl Thl? ls the
flrst Ume that thls decoratton has been bestowed
npon anyone who dld not possess tho proccJItig
elasses of the ordT.
Thouch cnnflde^ce ln the uUtmate vahie of Pro
feasor Koch's fganHlTT iflBI not abate, public di?ap
polntment over the immedlatc rOBBBo.Of the treatmont
growa dally. I?rofe?sor Koch's BjaBatonto, Ors. Levy
and Cornet. *nd ottv>rs e*t!mate the number of casos
atoMrty treatod at abont 1,700. The grOBter number
of thes* wcre snfferlng from exterior tubcrrulosls. and
are maklnp progrcss. There wcre comparafively few
caaee of tubercles on the Innps. The expcrts are be
glnntng to ronrnr ln the BftBtofl that B OBtO of thls
dls?*a<e by t'.e treatment Is uncertaJn. ?rOfOBBOr Koch
disclalms responalbllity for th* statements pnt ln his
mouth ln rapard to his exnerlment*. He blames the
preas for raislng exagperaVd hopea of lnstant beneflt
ln ?>very form ot tabereoJoate, Professor Virchow,
epeaklog ln tlw "Medlrlnesohe Oesollsrhaft." referrod
to the subsldence of the c.nthuslasm. but def. idod Pro?
fessor Korh agalnst the charge of promaturoly publish
tag Ws dlseovexy. Professor Koch, ho said, consentod
to tlie diacloaores alrearty made only at the request of
MlnJster von QeaatBf and severul of his mcdlcal col
leagues, Drs. Vtrchow, Levy and Iiorgniann. F.very
one In Profeaaor Koch's ronfidcnee supports his pro
teat agalnst the gerjaattonal antlcipatlons regardlng tbe
reeulto of the remedy.
Profeasor Stollwag, of the Vlenna Unlvcrsity. addre.s
Inr. the studcnta, adviscd thom to l>o caattOBB, ln ex
pectance, bellcvlng only what tYegeeaor Koch has
dlrcctly statrd. "60 far," add?d I'mfossor MtTOBg,
?*thc posslbillty of tho cure of lnpus alone has been
provod. whlb* if has not been sclentlrlcally cstabbshed
that lupus arUes Irom the samc bacillus Oiat U a?
aoclated with tung tuborele ."
A noted nuthority 011 bac'erla, Dr. TTlmann. wrltes:
"It will take fully a year al frcqnent lnjcctlons. be
Bldea treatment under proper sanltary condltions. to
cnable one to form a trustworthy oprnlon as to tho
curablllty of consnmptlon. either ln advanced or in
early stages." Dr. TTlmann worfted for several
montlis ln Professor Koch's laboratory. lle bclicvos
tbe remedy promises pood rcsult* iu cases of extcrnal
tuberculosls, altliough, lio says, reiap-.es must be
guarded agalnst.
Dr. Suryckl, reportlng to the Mcdlcal Soricty of
Crarow, which sent him here to Inve-tpate, doclares
that even the cure of e.xternal tuberculovls by tl.e new
proceaa ls unoartain, while he see3 no prounds for
bcllevinp that It will cure con-umptlon in any stape.
Dr. Krau-. of Ylenna. aflirms tba bcnef.t of the
remedy for tnbcrruloHs of the bOBOa, aklfl and Joinls.
but docs not bellove that it will ever lieal lun-;
tubcrclea. Dr. Kraus wafl ln atten.lanrc here foi
several weoks, t<"-tlnp the experimeuts. Professors
Fracuttel and Eunkurlti, ln their latcst report, con
firm the OBBBOB that the lnjecti. ns do not materially
cherk advanced BOthBfc They do, liowevcr, check
carly pblhtaB but tlie bacilll may rcvivc and rc
infct the Boaaaa.
The ojilnlons of a number of other experts. German.
Austrlafl aud EagSah, all of the samc tenor, aro bc
fo;i:inp BBOWfl, and aie BBOdOIOttog the excitod pul.Hc
cxpecUtt.ons. Not many Bogtbdi or ABiartOBBJ luvvo
come here for u-eatmcut. A number (f patlents have
pliaadj gaaa away, under Iho argeat adhrtoa of the
phvsiclan.s aot t'> ris.lt tbe -eviitks of a Berlin
wtater, bal to awalt the usc of tba remedy undci
fcatlBI cllmatlc con '.Itions.
FBBOBtB ulioars crowdlnp the h<-spltals Justly eom
plaln cf the BBBBIB.kjII Ol Ih'-ir IraatBlOBt OWBBg to the
atteged waal of lymph. Favoivd d.stors havlnp pn
vatc eBBtol h.ve got suppllc-. and charge from twenty
llve to 100 BBarka for a atogk; toooadatton; while poot
aatleota on wbon ogperbaenU are trled are lylBg Ifl
the Cbartta 11 ?pttoL Thetr traataaeal baa been toteo
rantod, rjiwi tbolr dlaoaae tbreatena to baeoaaa ag^ra
vatcd Prtifeasora Leyden, Lenotor and Gerhardt urge
apon Pralewwr Koch tlie apeedleat abandonment of the
auVreey rafOJUlug the pature of tho lymph. The
"YuwJtha Xeltung" aajra that out of nlno casea weated
wdto iho remeoy by ftoh ?ur Tiendelenburg, of Bonn
lrlvcr-itv.veati.rdiv. a t.w l?a<l a Bwered ten.j.e-.atuie
rebctons iA deSoea B. In other ^aoea. tbough an
doubtedly affecfod wltb tuhercutoala, there waa no
l^&?l^amraaMfl: of Iba \cterinary Collcpc of
Manovor, prodlct- the appllcatlon of the Koch rcinedj
to tattla and BWtoO, Ciu, protoctlng ferSMM fiom
KroxrmoT'Korh -viM proaeeute a series of exuert
ment, wltb the view of dtoeovertag leaaedke for -c-.net
fevcr. taraafco, typBua .aud other ejUkuntea. He 1
tn c*pltal phyaloaJ condltion, aud rtoOB out dally.
CKIStt IN IHB EASTERN QUESTION AVhTBTBD.
A cii-l- in the Kastcrn que-tioii coiifroota the Tiipl"
Aluanee, by tbe HaBten adheatca of tbe Ktog of
eroeee to Ibe projeet of M. Del] anota, aapported by M.
Trtcaupla, U> fuBtegl ofOBly ajd aaalgt a rtetog in Crcte
BBuultaneoasly ?lth rlaluga ln v-y^f}^ff^
The ?nns ror Ince hl* alster marrled the Du'te ofgparia
Bm .v"'?'. 1.'!?,.. uv Ktof to be Kulded by toe l^touid ?
poLcy. Ti.c Orceh Mlnlstera teasoaed that the Katoer.
ln casa lireoce *hooW be Octoaterf. . .ould not p-nu.i
the ivrte tn drlvo oui the wyal toudly. Oa th- Ktog
lattoiatiuK bi- aaaent to hla -Mliilsters' schemes.
Cliaucollor von Caprlvl and (mi.. Katowhy eeatalolm
note to Athcna, wurnlne the Uovernmenl OhBtta casr
UMsures wvee 'ah.m toadtag towurd a war with faik.y
th. Uielbund'a .-.iaa<tI-,jl1 wouW bloeaao the eoaaai 01
Ureece, and have the Hellenlr armv to takr l.olate-1
;..,',?,,??,, ia,,,i agalnat the Turks The deeWyo efcar
artor of tba aoto atoBged a bia/e ol war ooer ..unps.
j:ii. BAILBfAT XfVBDBB AT Kl TNO.
The deiaii- meived ragardlBg Iba railway anxrabi
at Kuu.o ^)KJW that when toe tridn atarted from tba
LaaaJea BbaBaai bH toa Baaaoaajera eateepl the mnr
aarera aud their ftoOhaa^Bi tott tho eonjparttoent.
The murderers throw a quanBty 01 Per- w Inaect
Jowder ln the eye- of tbe rtetlm. and mtn^ied .n
wi-i. a double-eugad biuiUng-bnlfe, while toe ottiei
va- hllBd by blowa wltb a Ufc proserver. The bodlea
wuv ti.rown out of tbe aarrlago, and the nardorara
nmg oil the trato ?- W waa atowug up r^r a
BBBdtBg beforc aBMBBOg llilcwu S'.ation.
PT.AXCI AN!) C1HMANV IB AlT.IfA.
The "North (iermati (iazctle" ^ays that the Oer
man and licnch GUvCT8?BBbl have COUM to an
agreeaaeal iBjarltni Affftot. m rotarn for a German
Baaogaltiea of tba Freaeb protect rate over Vadaina
car Fiance a. knowlcipeo the German rlghta on the
coast ccded by tho Saltan of Zsnzlb'ir.
MOVFJiBXT OF TBF OttBff A.V/> WBF.AT CROPS.
(hlcago, Nov. 22 (SpeclaU.-Crop rcports from the
grreat agru ultural BOOttOM BMW that Novembcr has
proved a line nioiith for gathering tho curn crop, though
there has n->t been much dry, frosty weather for rorn to
cnre. No MM have dcveloped which go to ?how that
tho flnal outcome of tho corn, clther ln ipio.itlty or
qoality, is uetter than has been reported. lowa. Mls
aourl, Kansab aud. Nebraska are ull falllng below
foru.ei BBttaaaMB. <m account of the scarclty of corn
hoas have bc*en sblpp-d out, and UMTO are not more
than MMgh for the MBM deniand. In Ontral and
fcouihern Indta.m tho ylcld Of corn is rtlsappointing.
Beporls from MM1 BUMMMBbj and North and
fjMta Dakota. MM that the movement of BBMf whea*
ha.s not BBM nearly at. large as lt was BCfoetei to he.
AMnU ol eievato:> on the Noitbern Parltlr and tfanl
bOM road now peport that the movement will be over
by ib>'. tk??e of another week. It ls thought tliat fuliy
75 pcr rent of the aprlng wheut ls now out of the
farnicrs.' hands.
COXORESSMAX BROWER BfTH FC'R UBF.L.
Rcidavllle, N. O.. Nov. 28 (Spwialt.-Corgrcssman
Browcr. Representatlve from the Vtb Dlst.-lrt, had
warrant* lsaued and to-day entered suit agalnst "The
Beview' (Dein.) for UMi Ourlng the re.-ent OBMr
paign "The Revlew" was very BBMf agaliut Mr.
lirower, eherglng him with gro-s lnimurality, and
allegad tbat be Oumod his factory to aecure the ln
auranoe. There ls no doubt tl?t th?*c charge* had a
?r?at deal to do with hrower'* recent dofeat. belng
publlahed lust beforo elextlon day. The Ulal ls flxed
tor Deoemtor 4.
?
,' EXAMIX1X0 TBE BAXE'S AXSBTS.
PtmcIs M. Hlgglns. the reeetver of the North Rlver
Paak, aald yesterday that the work of txatninlng the
baak's cerUfloates wu near compktkm. The taak
neoaaa&rily a tedlous one, and lt will probably bc
teveral daya before a full ttatement is glvea out.
"We flrat eouated tto (asli," said Mr. Hlgglns, "and
fonnd tbat tto bank had )ust tK?4,0O0. This I de
pealted with the ^t*te fru*t Compauy. It was pjM
The Coai Mining Industries
if IrlDidad. lolo . an eunieUinf really BMMtt Th*
ij.li.es are what are conimouly called the " ?ide-alll rolaw "
so trrquaiitly found ln PVnnaylvanla and other n.ounUUn
ailnh.f reftane. Taero ar* three yelne uf coal, tlie uppt-r
oae eevrn to twelye feet thlck, and ao eaally n.kud that
th* mtaera at 50c. por um frecjuatitiy mska to exceed <100
par n.fi.U. Th. laadlug operator tkoi aald that the time
was llkely lo c?ne when eual would be put aboard the < .r
at Tttitldad at 7 > < enU j.'jr Wn, aud leave a kand?orr.e pn.lit
to tto oiine oveiator. For full uifermatlan addrewt Triu
tted Laoa aad lmj>roY?ujent Co., Trtnidad, Cola.
neecssarv t?. Inepaet carefnlly all notee and aecuriUos
held by the bank. Thta wa* a laboriona undertaklng.
bnt la now almost completed. As far as I can tell
nov I thJnk ttiat -the bank's deficlli will be?MMMl
PIOO.OUO. as eatlmated by tto staie Barik Examlner.
Tto next Uilng will be to verlfy and baJance M*>
counts of all "leposirors. 1 may to **>?? ?" l!iiue a
MMM 0:1 Wettnesday."
COXUEESS MAT HAVE IT TO SETTLE.
THE QUE8TIO.V OP AUTHORITY TROUBLES TflF.
PEOPLE CONCERNKD IX THE WORLIi'S FAIR.
Chlcago Nov. 22 (?p?r!aI'.-Thero seems no longer a
posalblllty of llllllri a K-rlous clasl. of aottority be
twcen Uie Chlcago directors apd the NaUonal-iMl
Falr OBBMMMA, A BMM] ol the Exccuilve OOBBMBV
MB of the MBl dlieetory WM beid lM*f, the result of
whleh will be publUhed in a eoiiimunlcatlou which w/11
be read to the rtattOMi ClMMBMia M Monday. fiio
BMBMI was dlrectly the result of U.e rcport of the
ipe. ial BBBMMM Of slx Of tho Natlonal Commlsslon
16 wMM was rcfcrred tlie IMahtlMl Bf MMM. St.
Clalr und De Young. That rtport clearly detined tho
positlOO of the Natlonal body In MMM to tlie local
board. Speaking of tto>10,000.000 fiii* It said : ? It
|s tbe oplnion ol M MMMMM tbat this fund, when
tsJMt, is a -niasi publlc fund. BMMMl, by tl.e a< t Of
OMCTM and with U.e MMM of tl.e lUUM* MlfOM
tion. to a speciBc purpose. and to bc controlled and
expended In the cxecuUon ot Uiat purpose by tbe
ageucies named by the said aet of CMMM.' Tlie
local body will aosolutely and unqualihedly refuse
to concur la the report of tho special com
mlttee of the Nalional Cotnmisslon. They will em
BkBtitlUf Cive tbe NaUonal body to ?alMllBllI Uiat
tho $10,000,000 is furnlshed by local capltal. and that
the tooal board is not only MfMBMM BM tl.e surcess
of tho Falr, but tliat It ls determlncd to make it a suc
cess unhampered by UM a<?tions of tbe Natlonal body.
Thle deliant reptlrt, when prwented to tbe Natlonal
Commlsslon, will only wlden the breach already cxtstlng
Detween the two l^die*. Mr. Jaycox, freight and
transportatloa agent. has tendered his reiignaUon to
Dlrector-Ceneia! Davls. inerely as a f-rmal i-ccognitlon
of that oftirial's authortty.
Tlie World'.s Falr t'ommisslon took % most Important
?tep to-day, looking toward harmony and the pre
ventlon Bf the MMMMf deadlock MMM the OM
uusslon aud tho local directory. Upon the motlon of
Judge Llmlsav. tlie WtMte 9MMM of tlie cstabU?hment
of a bureau "and the abolltlon of standlng eommittees
was referred to tbe spexial BMMM committec of
elgbt. It was this rommlttee which yesterday drew
up tho paper M tbe powcrs of the loeal and Natlonal
Bodlee. which threatened to bring the whole que-stlon
of Jnrisdiction bef >re Congress or the Attorncy-Oencral.
Anoth-r Important matter was tho declsion of tlie
quesUon wliethcr or uot raoney awards should be
granted to exhibitors. CommUsioncr Uussell, of Ne
vada, introduced a rcsolution that the local directory
be asked to appropriate tfiOO.OOO for llve stock pre
mlums. Tlils was rarrled, and tben the report of a
jolnt committec 011 awards was introdurod. This re
port did not favor money MMMMM, but urgod Uiat
niedals and certlficates should be granted. Tho report
toncludcd with the following succlnct MaMMMti
Flfst- There shall bc awards. ??rfsui
se.ond-The awards shall be granted uponJgjM*
points of excellenec or advancement. fo.muUted
tt bv 4 board of JlBfJM or OMMllMWjWjortaM
be competcnt experts, and the cvldeiiee of tli.se a'Hi
? hall1*Tarchment MttfMttM BtUBMMIBM by bRMM
mt?UM oplnion of the Jolnt BMBjMMjtlB gg*?g
flClliE tliat the (iovcrnnient should f.irnisli BMW
uthat.sHiid niedals. espeelally ln tto caws of ItoeifB
exhibits. 1 ,ut ttore toe* not appsar to ta anr prov.sb...
mado thercfor Iu the cxisting approprutlons of (on
F This repirt was lald over for consideration. Tbe
lalktMl MMMttM reported that in its oplnion th?
BBBUMa of tho offlrers of tto Commlsslon were not tOO
BSmI should stand. The report MM adopted.
BVBGMSWfe CHAXGES IS VAWJ GRADES
aSatVeX REPORT OK THE CIIIRF OF THF. BUREAU
OF NAVIGATION-OPFIOKIUJ' PAY
AVashlngton. Nov. 22.-Commodore Ramsay, chlef of
Ihe Bureau of Navlgation. in his anniial report to tho
?OUtltolJ ol the Navy IBBIMMMM thut fMMMMO in
tl.e lower BMM of UM Pay f'orps shall be. tllled by
aMMMtoe of tbe N:.val Academy. OMMMMM Ramsay
MrotM mneh Ipee* lo tto subject of the personnel of
tho Nnvv. Ho aays, in part: ? Five r?rMflraU WC
nocded at a!l tinie.s |o command our MJMMMM abroad
und at hoine, and fo. tl.esc there must bo rsftofb.
The LightUouse BMML the Board for tho Bxnmlnailon of
Officers for 1'romotion, and the. Iloard of Constructlon
siiould ea<h have M admli-al for its MMtrMM or presi
dent. Tho important MatMM at New-York und san
Fraiieisco nced MMMBBlMU to command MM. Three
Bf the ipBIIBM are coinmanded by commodores. wlio
hold iicting appoiutmetits as rcar-admlrals. A large
BMMM of MOffBQ are performlng tbe dutlos of licu
tenanta. both afloat and ashore, and should have the
rabk and rexeivo pay commensurato with tti"*e dutlo.
Th3 MMSbet of tbe F.nglneer afBMH allow-d by law
ls iuadequatc to BMfMM the dutles requlr.d of that
eorpa. it K UMreforo, roeoMMewlel tbat the foi
lowlng BBMMJN be made in the grades mentloned :
??The nuniber of rcar-admlrals to bo increascd from
bJs to ten. The nuniber of BMMM (junior grado
to bo iiici-easod from scvcnty-llvo to 150. The nutn
bM Of BB8BJM to bc reduccd from lhl to 106. TM
MMto* of ektof ?i|liMMi with letoUre M of He*
U-naiit-coinniander. U> be increasod from forty-five U)
flltv. The nuniber of passed assistant englncers.
with relative rank of lieutenant and lieutenant (Junior
grade.i to be iBCIIBSli from aixty (the number BlMWM
by law) to lao-seventy-five to have tbe relatlvc rank
B| lleutcnaiit ard forty-flvo to have the, relatlve rank
of lieutenam (junior gra/lei. The MMM* of BflSttBoM
MglBMM, with MMttfB rank of cnslgn, to bc MMM
from forty (now alh.ved by law) to thlrty."'
Attention Ls tBVttoi to the Incquallties in the pay
of otlicers. and it is aaM tbat BfMBM of the same rank
or relatlve. rank should recelve tbe same pay, and
Junlors should not rocelve more pay than BMtf BMMM.
It is rocorninelided that BMttOM 1*488 Md l.l-'l Of
the MMleei MBMMa, which glve prwedeii.e M ofllocri
oeeorilai to Mftk of eerrtoo, be MfMkM, and UmI
all MMM* in tho Navy shall Ukc prOOOBMM a< cord
ta| to the datcs of their commibsioiis. Touehiiig Uie
BfMMBtMO systoM, UM it'Port siy.s: "The pcilod of
iiustmction ln tho eradelBf trainiiig bUM has BOM
lncreased to uno yeu. WfM bencti. Ial resiills. UrfS
buaton oi bopa bmmbI tMMsaleM f.>r oaHstineal a,
apprenUees, but ataoj *r* retectea tar MM?
ouallflcatlons and some of ttose aeceptod fail to r
lort The av-r,.ge BanbOT eattoMd lumually faU*
totow the nuniber allowed bv law and UM BM lo
tM servi.e has nol been cm-..iir..glnK." O-nm."' oro
Bamsay recommenda that Beetloo 2.1?of tto B>v!sed
Mafiies to ao amended t .at ao e.nlist<yl .nan servlnj
in the Uiiited Btatea Navy niav bOOOOM a natuiiiliiod
eitlzen of the Unitcd Statc, ln the s4in? manner as
niw pro'lded for enllsted n.cn of UM UatMB btates
ArA?'an appondix to the rcport B the rrport of Oag>
taln l'ythla!., superinteudect of the Naval Academy.
TLANXINO BOW TO ATIATH THE AHMOU PLATES.
BJaaktoatoa Nov. 22.-A hoard consUtinP of Naval
OaBoanaetar niobbaia aud AoflBoaat KBobI Ooaattaelera
Woodward, Uanard and Ibflar 1 bow boMtoc daUi
sew-Ions at the Navy Department, under tnstruction
fi-.mi the baeretery of the Kaoy, to deeMa upon toe
bad njaaai of atteehlag (ba anaor pfattea to tba bow
- iipa. a- bobm of Ibeee ptotoa v.-iii irelgk ai aiaeb aa
torty toaa aaek, tba piebtoat praaenta aarloaa aaecban.
ical difliculties. So fa- tlie worK of the Boardkaa
been of a prelimlnarv nature. cor.sl-tlnp largelv of in
qulry into furcipn pract.ee.
A CUSTOMS DSC3SX09 EEVrsED.
Wttslilopton, Nov. 2?..?The Trea.-ury Department
h&e rovtoad it? aeutatoa to tho eaea of eartabi pa:nt
tnss BB elas- BBBOlted by Frank TbOBBMB, of FhiUv
itotobto. f-r proaaatatan to toa ebapel af tba Qrotoa
BchOOl as a BMBBOrtol Of Ms dOOd BVO. tt v a- OtlgV
aatty doeMed that Iboai aalntlaga wcro dattobB at
the ra-tc of 4j por OBBl ad vnlorem under the provl-lon
for aatotod or atataed gtoaa wtod m. Bupiaiaiitav
lior^ havo sincc been mW.c, BOWOvBr, that thOBI
palntings are li; BO BBBBj WtadOW. wttbtU Iba mean
Ing of tbe. turiff, but a-e ptatortol hUtorlcal pahrtfBgB
on gla?s, to be BflBg or toateood 00 tiis inaido af a
ebarob wijidow. la alow <>f toaaa statemenu. the De
partmefit now aOfidfl. that the a:?:.? Ba are cxer.ipi from
gatf under the provlsion- in Paragrapn 767 of the
froe llit for work* .d art, Intludtag pwtortol paliit
Ings ou jla-s, imp'.rted exfreaab for pfltaaxtbaBBB to
an lnvorporated rellgluus aoclcty.
API'oINTMKNT- l;V THF. PREMHF.NT.
Traobtoglnn. Wee. c-.-Tho Preaadeat today mado
the tattoa/tag agaoaBtBientat
Mtatok J. Walsh. Aupusta. ffOV, a membcr of the
Warni Sprlngs lndian Commlsslon. vire WJham 11.
DIH, of Pennsylvanla, dcllned. Lcland F. Coffer, as
sistant surpeon ln the Marine Ho-pltal service. .1 BOBb
J. Kinyoum, paased assistant surpeon iu tlie samo
BOrvtoa, Walter ('. Mikhcll, postmaotcr at OdBhBtb
lowa.
?
T() 8F.LECT A MAOAZINK RIFLE.
Washlnpton, NcvA-'.-The BOBrototy of Wur has ap
polnted a board consbtlng of Colonel A. H. Koiit.-. Btk
infantry; Uaqtaaaat-Cotoael u. ?.. HaH, 8tt lalastrj
Major Wlrt Davi-. 4tli Cayalry ; Major (i. W. M( Krv,
ordi.an.fl Drpattmcnt; (aptaln H. B. Prccman, Tth
Infai.trv. and Captaln S. K. Blunt. ordnanre DOBBri
ment (who will BOt also ai rocnrderi, to meet at New
York City Deccmber 10, ar.d. after examlnatlon, sclocl a
rragarino rifle for mllltary u^e. Tl.e pnrposc le to
OmSJ rarefully all MMM rlBaa. and also to
5S BMmS BMBMM to M?MM their BtoM toifj
;,L"^.^,^l^esdwhbn|.^have been Introduced ln
Emopeaii armlcs. ___^____
FOURTII CLA-sS ******** APPOINTED.
Washington. Nov. 22--Foorth claas BBBMMMB were
to-day app.lnU.-d as follows:
ivnns?l-.nia Mr". A. Kldd. I'anrroft: J. Ii. linrtan
?n. Btafkloi! P. W. Boyd. Rlmersbunr; W. Jenklns.
TlTew.Yorh-\V. S. Darling. st. Jnhnland.
BOPTO RF.PEMPTIONS YESTERDAY.
Washington, Nov. 22.-The amount of 4 1-2 per
rent BMM redeemed to-dny. under the cirrular of
Novemtor f>. was 119U.300; making tbe total to dato
f.i,r,3s,.-)jo. _
TIIE W1WLE CITY U W TIIE BLAZE.
A LARGE KUt MIT.T, IN rATERSON PESTftOYF.O
-r.oss ESTiMATr:!) at $<oo,ooo.
A blaxc was dlscovered IMtMMf m rnlng ln the
engii.e MM of DlMlHl Iirothc.s' largo Bttt MM B
Kip Yan Wiukleavc, I'aterson. N. J. The place. is
BM of tho highcst parU of the city. about M0 foct
abovo tho hvtl of UM niain BMOMM portion. and
viaible from all over towu. In-te.d of MMBMSllMJ
tho fliemcn, tho men In the mill tried to BM OM MI
Ihe MM Uie apparatus belo;igiug to the cstablishtiicnt.
and before thev r^-aiizcd it the BMM had got beyond
Uielr control, and was sprcading through the placo
wl'h great mpiditv. It roinmiinirated to the main
MM, a MU0BM1 Bttol structure, 100 bv 900 feet.
and'the hundreds of omployes at work flcd hastilv.
havlng Just time cnough to get their wraps. By the
time tto llremen arrived tbe mill was a ma-s of BMM
and the maln buildlng and engine hou.so wcro speedily
destroyed. The blaze. fann?sd by a strong gale from
tbe northwest. shot up to n great helght. and the
rolumn of black sinoke could be BBM for mltes around.
KiKifs all over the city were erowded with spectators
of tho mountaln conflafritioti, and the thousands who
were on tho stre?ts for ? tuarUet day" hurrlod up the
bill lor a MMM view.
Tho only part of the sllk mill bulldlngs that was
saved was the dy-hoiise. Tlie frame dwellinga of
MOOpk l'.amford. sr., at.d Waltcr r.amford. members
of the llrm, adjoinexl the mill and were, destroyed.
Tjhere was M lnsuran.o on ellber of the burned housoa.
wblle that r>f .loseph liamford. )r., which ta well in
aured, wa* saved. A small framo stable complcted
the list of buildlngs destroyed, while several BMM
wore badly scorched. Roofs on houses and business
buildlngs hatf a mllo away were fired by the flylog
BBBMM wafled down from the stecp hlll. The roof
of tirace MMMM Chureh In Water st. eaught flre
among othera. All Uicso llrcs wcro cxUngulshed wltli
lUgfef BMO.
Uamford lirothers havo been one of the busiost and
best-known MBMM in the silk trade. their products be
ing the rheaper tatSBM of BMM. They did all their
weaving in the mill that was burned. aud havo B large
throwiug mill ln another part of tho city. The burned
leMllWokMOBt employed octweon 500 and 800 hands.
The meiubers of tlie lirm yesterday stntod their loss
at about irMOO.iioo', wltli an lnsuran.o. of *22r.,000 on
the burned propcrty. A large amount of valuable
marhlnorv and of -ilk iffcBMM in prOMM <>f nianii
bsctare was destroyea. Tho lirm bas been siugularly
unf utiinate. \ BM vear; ago it failod, but after a
while was OMbMd M MMBM agaln. Earlv this year
the blg wuter tank of its cng.nc MMM oraatod through
tho roof and did great MMM. making it MOBMBIP to
shut MWU UM mills for MMt time. About a nionth
ago tho ii'HI ln Btp VM Winkle ive. was sl.ut down
for B MM* on accoiint of dull trade A MW |MM
Joaepb Bamford. Jr.. WM convicUvl in the Court of
Oiiaiur besslona on an lodlotment < harglng hlrn with
asaaolting ? girl ln the empJoy of the tirm. altliough
tlie i herge ol Judg* Hoppor had rtrtaaQy diteeted the
lury to aoqalt him for laclt of evideticc. liamford bas
not vet bOM senten.ed. and au applh .it.on to set the
rerdlct astde Ut pendlng. Tho origln of yesterday ?
flre is a n.ystery.
FLAMKS DAMAOI A FURMTUKE STuRE.
Tbe furnitune storo of Charlc- B. t'.nnon, No. 24tt
Marli.'t st.. Newatk, was damaged, MMMl with tto
stock, to tho amount of about *T3,000 by a flre yes
toMBp. Tiie iire startod ln MB rear of tho buildlng
on tho fourth floor nnd got hcadway before tbe llremen
rccw.lie<l UM MMM. As the ncighborhood ls a nest
of sh..ps with inflammablc BBMrtol o MMMl alartn
was sent out, ;.nd Bfter hanl work the flnrnes MN
stii.dued. Tho adjoining baUalBM wow only hlightly
damaged. The building and stock BM liisured.
L068BB IN VABJOC8 PLACBJ.
Asbury I'aik, N. J.. Nov. 22 (Spcelal).-Prlmary
sehool buildlng No. B, of the I.ong ltranch BbBbbI
Dlstrlet, nt Bortk Long BMM, was burned to-day.
The lo-s on the buildlng and furnlture was f.'i.OOO.
Chicago, Nov. OUr-A di-p;iti Ii froin Aetotl, 111.. to
"The Daily New," BaJTSI "The thn-e tllnt gl.iss ftlc
tory buildiugs of the DUMfe <!la<-s Works wcro de
atroyed by Bre IMe Mornln? Tbe. ton le iioo.ooo
aad 500 tones are ttWOWn om <>f cuiployment as the
result of it."_
THE Vl.oT t0 VN8BAT8PEAKKM MBBD.
OXE OF BSBATOH eOBMAVl POLITICAL TtTIUS
MAKEI A DAMAOIBO " F.XPLANATION.''
fraaUogtOO, VV*. M <Spccial..-Tnc rlvil. not to
Boy eoarteooa aad Ugbty toleOlgeat, WaablagtoB corro
Bpoodeat of - Tbe Battlmora Baa," tba paraBaal orpan
throagb ahleh Benator Oonaan eoaxauatdeatoa to the
public aueb < f Wa wtohga and ptoaa as ho desires to ba
made known. baa apparently 0000 admonished that, on
some oecaeJ Ma at toaat, it would bo wiser for him to
refrain froe. opeatag hi- vnt atOOh of political Informa
tion to pubBe luaaeetlon. Tba adBaoBtttea bobbbj to
have b ee aaTera enoagb to dtotarb feaipbrerfty the
niaatol aerenlty of toe able aud tetelBgoat eorro
apoodent, and be deetarea ta "Tbe >bb? lo-dag '-that
there ls no plnt to turn Mr. Reed out of tho HooaO.*
aad that ?- at. - Qoraaaa baow aotalng waaaafor of
,.,.. ?,. ??? to biveatlgate Mr. Beed, BBttl I*-- s?w laa
pnhUeottob ln Tba Baa.' " H artll ta otaeraed that
t:;!, eourtoona, able aad Mghty bttelBgeal eorro
ipondeni kaowa tbol Benator Gonaan di.i not kaow a
thlnp until he re.vl it in one of fkO COrrOBBOadOBt'fl
?lon dlapolekea. It will be observed also that
Mr. Beed i- to bc toreetlgalad by a Dsaaocratto aoaa
mlttoe ot the BBXl ixin.cratlc HOBSO, althouph ??then'
|'. BO plOt 10 turn him Ottt of the HOBBB." I'crhap
this able a:id BCUte DOBAOerotk cone-pondent will
kiodly axptoto wBy toe Deeaocratta Hoaaa li gatog I i
tba troabla aad axpaaaa of invpstipatinp the
ejeetloa bl toa bd atalaa Dtatrlet, is ti.n
iMit.-au "tovoatlgotlon" to ta made ii.er.-ly "for fun"!
Of are tbe public money and tho time af Bepreaenta
, v. to .'? expended almply m.d aolely t" promote
u' partlaan Bvmocratlc etortloneertog senetne, iu raa
bope ?f aaUMatog aOBUi parttota capiUl fur u*c In
" There would be ennuch of re< Mc-mh-ss ln a partlsan
Inveatlcation and rasomUon to doetora Mr. Beoa'a leat
vacant to alvo tba a.-t a eertaln bad emlnence; if toa
Inie'it I"- what tba correepondent oonfea*ea it to be,
and tbe purpoae wimt he falrly Intlnatea it u? bc.
the propoaed actlon anrlveta antll lt U beneatb even
coutempl. The able und lup.-nloua correspondent,
ptter ranectton, wiu dtacover that he ha- ntadc Iba
matter appear worae, Inatead ol bettor, by hi- "ea>
piajiation-. m. comple.e a poBtlcal *|?e away/
teldoui happena, and thal il houM be due to th- Birk
v irdness ol .I Benator Ooraaaa'a poBttoal pui.il>
make II soem almost u.ii.iue._
I Took Ccld,
I Took Siok,
I TOOK
SBOTT'S
RESCLT:
I Take My Meala,
I Tane My Rest,
ABB I AM VIOQBOVI BBOVOH TO TaKE ANY
TH1NO 1 i'AV I.AY MV ll.\ND< OB: OETTIXfl I AT.
TOO FOR BCOTT'8 EMl'L?10N Of PtTBB COD
LIVER 01L AM- RYPOHHOSPBITM OP LIME ANI>
BODA N rT oNI.Y CURES MY J.X'l I'l KNT C>\
bl'MPTlOB, BUT Bt'iLT MF, Vf, ABB lf BOW
PUTTISO
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THB BATB OP A POUBD A DAT. " I TAKE IT
JCST AS I'AMI.y Afi I DO MII.K." BCCH TE8TI
MONV 18 KOTH1XO NEW. BCOTT'8 EMULSION ls
UillMi Wo.Mil.lU. 1MILY. TAKE NO OTHKIl.
tm Bewara of laUtatlo n.-Th- orlglmu BCOTT'S
F.MUI.SION Is put ui. only I" f-almoa color wrapper,
and B tet .aie by ALL DRuQOISTS.
FAC1AL BLEM1SHES.
lll* Ukui l.a.*bll><>IUrl.t IU I
.11, l*I|(t?l ,.a.AKll?..IUri( I IU Ol HVTN IUI
'.Im t:.:.u...:.l ..f llair a:;J ticalj.JbkcMmi
M..lrf, Warta, M,|.iidi.'<ni Ilt:r. mril.Mark
WrtciWr*, R?<1 KM. !..-< 1 v?k,
I troonbritvo fa< iAi. SoTF tonu* s^m **>
I v.. ... . / ? ?? - - ? ?"?"? ."? .-?-- e
DeGRAAF&TAYLORCO.
SPEC1AL OFFER,
To more oBBdy tnlrouu. e i ur Dlnlng-room b'urnlturo to
Hip tiuiji!.- wa Bhall offef a jtoe Chalr, ln two ?*Tlea. aa
"ho/n ut-ovc. st th* LOWBBT PRICE8 EVER OtJOT*?.
This |s the lat-st paturn of Eaailah D.aner Crutr ln
.nlld o?k imturul tl.il-.li, uphoist. r?d ln l.-nttier, and BB., 1
earlad t.nir. with nmsaivo fwii.c, utd extra larxa BBBU
MtatoaaBaa, nWMIi
Oag Arm Chalr. In lesther .'..?0.00
(.?k Arm I'hair. Iu . ane . 140
<iak Dlmng Chalr, in Wther . B.BO
lutk DininR Chalr. ln rane. ?*?
V good Mnncr Chalr Is an ab.-olutc neccssltr. lt 1*
n-orth nor.- than IWO BXtTB eearaea at thf table. Our
prl<-*? ln atl d.-partmont. are the lowcst ln thls city foa
Srletiy Baa rUraltore.
De fiatAAF & TAYLOR CO.,
47 AND 49 WKHT 1 4TH ST.
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Tlie scrles of lecltircs by the llcv. J. F. X. O'Conor,
on "Christ ln Prophecy, Christ in Hlstory and Chrlst
the Man-(Jod," ln St. Francls Xavler's Cliurch, will be
ondcd thls evenlng.
Joachim von Wedell, the wealthy young German who
took polson vlth sulcldal lntent ln baa raom ftt No.
?j27 Eust Elcvcnth-st. on Friday, dled at I a. m. yes
terday ln liellevue Hospital.
Tho lloard of T'nlted t-tates Apprnlsers re.tnrned yes
BgtBf to the Collector of the 1'ort the foUowlng con
Bgaaaaada for reapprnlsnls: Pnintlngs. laiported by
lialdwln Hros. & Co., on the Australla: satlns, by
L. Hoosel &. Co., on La Cliampaftne, and satlns, by
H. A. Caesar * Co., on La Cliampajrue.
The last free organ rerltal at Holy Trlnlty Chnrch,
OBB kBBdlgd BBi ggaaff aaflltai ft and Lcnox-avc, oc
curs to-morrow evening at 8 o'rloek. J. A. Metcalf.
harltone, and Fran* Mllrke, vlollnlst. will asslst the
organlst, Frt.nk Treat Southwlck.
The hearlng in the caso of Jamcs Dunphy, son of
OBBBjaaBBBBI Dunphy. who Is charged with assoultlng
Hoctor A. Thomas. a special deputy marshal, BB Elec
tlon Dag, was begun bofore Comiulsstoner Shlclds yes
tcrday. A number of BllBIBIBI UstlUcd that no aa.
sault took plate.
The Fresh Alr and Convalesrent Home at ftummit-,
N. J., has secured Oeorgc BBBBBB to glvc his thrilling
adoaaal of ?? TagBbsad Ufa m bbobbb Slbcrla,', bbb>
matof bv the .tereopllron. ?' ?he Broadway Tabcr
uarle CBBfOk on Tlmwdnv evcnlug. Tho Uev. Dr.
Wllllam Taylor will preside.
The annual BMOttag of tho C hlldren's Aid Soclety
aHl BB held al the Amerlcan F.xchangc Natlonal Hank,
No. vi* Bruatway, al I a. bl on Tooaiay.
Tho togboal TBoaaaa y. Boyd begaa to loak at her
moorings in tho East Itlvcr at One-hundrcd and twen
ticth-st. ot 3 a. Ba, yestorday. and the Oaptato and
ergw lost no time In o-cuping. A little later the bout
sank to the bottom of tho river.
These are tho la-t pcrformant.es of Erdelyi Nacr.l's
iiapabu inihailia al the Baee ataaaa, waera it has
boaa plavlng for the last two ycnr<. It is M be BBO
eaadod bv the ime llaagarton baad of Piros lorcf, aow
ln the servlce of tho An-hduko Joseph of Austrui.
The fantastlc table tBBM intmdiiccd by otero has met
wtto graal tovor. There will bo aaerod oaaearBi to
day and a show of intcrcsting objects in wax.
The n.anagers of the Cotorcd OrfBBB Asylutn, at
One-hundredandfurty thlrd-st. and Tcnth-ave., Intend
to elve the TtOO childrcn under their carc a TnajiUs
dvtag dlnnet. and carncstly aoMett contributlons,
thich axay bc aant to the ttoaauror, Mrs. Vaa Puaea.
No. (11 West Thlrty-slxth st., or to the superinteudeut
at tho asylum. ^_
OLD pniXT CO"FOBT.
C. P- HUN'TIVCTOV lXin'STRIAI. SCHOOL-A
FRES1I GIFT OF 026.000.
Old Folnl. romfort. Va., Nov. 22-Tho HaMpton
Normal and Agrlcnltural ln<tltute. which n*enUy
opened Ue twentythlrd anuual session ls now ta
murh better coudftton for carrylng on tto work of
cducatlng and ChrlstlanUing tho negro and Indlan
MM thsn at any tln.e during its history. M now
Me MO boanllng BMM, of whom IM are IMMBB.
rlM Natlonal OOMMM appropriutcs P20.000 M
tniinf.iln 120 of the latter, while tto colored stndcnts
are supportod bv tliclr own cxcrtlons and the BMMM
.I Northcn MMM. IB 1070, C. P. Hu.iUngton
pretMeat of the Union I'arilic Rallroad, e.tabllslied
the Hunllngton Industrial Works there. which BM
sisted of a large steam BBM and planing mill.
wliero students could be taught dlffcrent trades ln
voodwork and tho manufcieture of door*. saah. bllnds,
etc. On a roeent visit to tto lnstltutlon to found
tlwt plaat wns not large onough o accommodate the
number of atudeuW anxlous to reeelve Instruerton, and
ho at onee ordered thar Its capaolty be doubled, which
is now belng done, ut an cxpenso of *23,000.
Creuern. Armstrong, principal of the school, left
last week ou his anuual vlslt to Uie North for tto
purpose of collectii.g funds to maintaln tto school.
It requlres about i?<iO,000 ovor and abovo the flxed
BMMM of the school to mcet tte curront MMMM,
wlil.h the trlends of eduraflon in the Nortli have
toratofOM MMMMty MPPUM. Ha carries with blm
a l|MllOf of colored singers and two Indlans to II
Justrate what is being BMM at tho school. They wlU
gO East as far as Iioston.
Tho tralnlng shlps Portsmouth and Jamcstown,
which came int> the roads Ia*t wcok from Uewpoct,
havo BMM tlielr departure. The PorMMOato WM
lowcd up |B the Norlolk Navy Yaid on Moi.day, where
sho will go into Uie drydock for rcpalrs. 1 he Jamo
luwn BBUad ?n Wedoesaay tor a eraiae up tbe bay to
give tto bojs mjiiic BMretae. f*?c wlU vistt iork
LOWB, and may poislbly um up as far a, AnnapolK
Colonel A. C. U. weimliigton. -ith Art.llery, and
Malor ftfarew l'. ktlUer, ..th Ariiliery, who were ro
.. nily deUiil-d OU a board to lo*t SOOM new range
?.ti.lers htibmlttcd t<j tlie War Dcpartmeiit. left 00
Monday ovctilug for Wusliingtoii, wi.ero tiie tnaio WUI
JokB L. TMMM, exCollectir of fialtimore. a-r.v.*l
here Mindav uiornlng, WbOM he was met by (olonel
sitickney in tbe vacht Basquetoaoa and larrled up
the rlver ou a UMBUg trip Iu UM vit.nity Of JaiUs.s
t.jwn lsland. .
Miss Kintna Ilunt. of New -York. who has MM tM
mel of .Mrs. .lolin H. KImbcrly, r.-tiirmd BMM Mon
Mcutenant Lonts V. Oaatoff, OUT popular postad
'utnnt h?s Just been Ordored bclore C.c Boar.1 BM
oromotlon. He la in his tweaty tolrd year aa i
,r-i llentenanl, which p>e? to abow that proaiotton iu
UM Ht-aileiv ls not temarkably ragM.
Tba tond i.ooni, wbJcn baa been rigorooe m the
mountaln aectloB <>f Vlrftala for tke last year, ha< now
rvacbed tlde arater, and Norfolk, gurfolk, Kewport Ncwa
tnd Hanpton are feellng its effert. ?>n the Norf.ilk
lide speenlstora liave aeeured OOBtrol of al! t!i>' Ia:ul
on bow aldea of tlie rlver, whlh thej ( Btrot aJl the
distrlci between Hampton and {tewport Newa on tiu
-ii'.e. and livo or si\ miles up t'?e .lan.es Itlver boyond
thal potot Lots are now s'-ll.ni: for four a-id five
hundred ioDarfl aplece. Cvo or thice mile-. out. of the
dttoa, 9B ttrui-., wiiicit four or ilv<- reara ngj cuid
imve beaa aarebaaad at io s t'lan one bandrod doUara
?n a<-re. A convontlon of rotl oatoh? men froai all
aecttona -f toe stite was inid in Norfolk Wednea
iay, and thtoga are at whlte-heoi Newport New,.
which ten vears agn routalned only two or thrce,
hoo es now b?s s populatton of ilv- <n- sls bBndrod
inhabitantB, and tba new ablByard, wbleb w:;i akortly
l.; rotapleted. wiu eenploy about "ne thoasaad men.
Tl.e (ollowing are eoaaa of tba late errtvBla at the
llycela Hotel: K. w". Seymoor, H. if. itimgcrfont.
,i'\v Batfa. J. E. Blank, Phll p L B. ln 11 Mr. and Mrs.
Thnmafi c Baek, Mr. and Mr-. Charlea F. Wi-e, Mr. a,:.d
Mr-. .1. 11 Eggers. Mrs. H. Lowenthiil, Mr. and Mrs.
imhorat, Mi*. Howard, Jamea C. Haagerty, Mr. ;-n-i
M- A. Arriwamlth. .1. M. Lachlan. F. C. McCttUoch,
K \v. CnUahan, ?'? Dempaey. P. A. O'Dounell E. P.
Haien, T. D. It'-tllv, .! F. Hollowar. Ml-s HoUoway,
F. II. Low, Mr. and Mrs. (i. lt. Cuiling.vorth. New
York.
r.lPTA/.V UC*JkMD r. TOBIB DfalA
r.ofton, Nov. 22 (BpacMll. The OMUl of Hlchanl F.
To! bl. Flre C tnm'; lotier of BOOBHS, OMWNd this mo.n
ing. He wis wldely known l:i Ma.ssachue.etts, eape
Qj in tirand Army rlr. les, and wa* held In blgh
tegard by bh panoMd Maada. Mr. Ttobla wns bom
Ifl BOStoa, Noveuiber 20, IB44, but bls bOPlMad was
pet:? . hiefly ln OaMBBMBB. There he MMMl an
ipprentle. sjiu :us an Ifoaawaktor, bfornfBB :i fowney
:::..!. when oiilv HMBM POBM old. At tbe bKakfhg
out of the Wur M mt.lo BUIMBl unsucressful attempts
to rator the s.rvirc, i.ut by reaaoo af hi? rovti be
was rafnaod. He laalty MMBOOmI ln belng enllsKl.
1 iit Iu a sbort time the compnuv he had J.dned was
dlabaadod and scnt BMM. MM after, in Julv. IB08,
ho shlpped ie l.nd-inati In the l nlted statea Navv
Md MMMl on the ^l.k.p of war iTeble. ur.ttl she was
bl iWB up ln Pt>nst<ola l:av, on Augi.st 27. IMB. IMB
ho aerv.-.l on UM gi.il.o.t PWOM* OBJfMJBfl on MbOHM
(In'\. untll Decemher, liWt. when he was d'achar.-'-d
up m the etplmtlon nf BU BMI of ei.llstmont. Afbr
tho \?a; UBBtoia Iohin tooa great Intcrcat lu tho
(irand Army. He tecime connected with *?%?*
Roato... BbOBt twe.ve ye.rs ago. but was tcnsferred
to Poat 20. of Cumbrldge. where he became rommander
aud then was tnwsferred to Dahlrren Post 2 of hoath
Bneton. He servod on the ateff of Commandor H.we.
of tho Oranrt Army of tho Itepuhllc. In IMB he was
a memlier of the Councll af AdmtnUtrato.n: in 1??4
-. ? i,.,t,?] Jcnior Vico-Conimander, and thls vetir was
wae fnBBJBlJBBjBri Baf ateO bOOB Coiiimandcr of the
fkoaea aaotor. "^"X ? llf ,,?? |1m c?ptiin
Mntai wa* tatheTVanlbrid.e I Itr Councll and wa.
Totiir. wa* iu, * department of that city.
nC^fl(l was tl.rnept.bllcan .-indldnto for Senotor
ln 1H8d *?* ??.', !Uft i.uslneis ??socla-tlon was
but mjg*"XS wltothe waBrorth Manutoctor
S^aSaB^WBBtoTS was aapenntondeoL Ho
leavos a famlly. _
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
1'RESWEXT ADAMS WILL IiETIRE.
CIIAN0E8 EXPKCTED U THE CT10N PAC1F1C
DlIlECTOnY-WIIAT fredeeick L.
AMF.S HAS TO |*T.
BOatoO Nov. 22 ,?pc<lal).-Frcderick L. Ame, on
his rc.urn from New Vo.l, ~ BBBBd by a aBBBHarf
?You called OB Jay OOBBl ln compuay Wttk Mr.
T?n,, BtJ on Mr. OdBM WktB l.i.X*r-York.?
rcplled Mr. An.os. ia?aa
-?Have you Mr. Adanis's rcslgnaUonl*
"I have no reslgnation."
"Sai SmTS r?*'. ?? '? ? ?
the annual meetlng next May' - ...
-There Is to be a meetlng of the board oldlractors
next woek Wcdneaday ln BagOBB lt may be offered
"""Has Mr. Oould been buylng Cnlon Paclflc ex
^lifha. puretaae* freely while the stock: ta.
been lew, M has not aeqnlrcd a ronlrolllng totorrt
-ls the centre of control In Boatoa or New-York?
-IB nelther place. The faretJB holdlngs are large,
and the stock I- nn.ch s.-a.lcred ta thls rountry.
?Who will be Mr. Adams's sucrcsaor?
-That ls not declded yet." \ _
"Will S'.dney Dlllon bo BgBto plarcd at the headl
'?That is not certaln."
"Are there any vacancles to be fllled In the board
of dlractor. I" . .
" Mr Adatns will BBfgB from Ihc directory when be
retims from OBBOg, and there ls one other vatoncy.
The Board Is large. and I dou't remember tl? mem
ber's nawc."
"Who will take their placos!"
"Jay Oould and Husscll t-age."
"ls lt truo that there is to be a comblnaUon of
all the triiu-coiitlnciifal llnesl''
"I don't kiiow that lt i*,r was the somewhat
non-commlttal rcply. Mr. Amcs reUrcd. M ta
understood, beouuse hc wlshcs to bo relioved of tho
somewhat trvhift dutles of the ofllce. The OouM
Intereat is not Bttroag bbobbB to foroa a reorganlaation.
and has not done ao. The balanco of power rested
with Mr. Amcs. The ebango came as a resnlt of an
Hintrnblo agreement l*tweeH Mr. Adains, Mr. Amcs
and Mr. (iould.
FROM KANS.VS TO OALVESTOX.
Topeka, Kan.. Nov. 22 (PpicluD.-Tho chartcr of tho
Omaha. Kansas Central BBd (ialvcstn Railroad Com
pany has been fllert with tho Secretary of State. Tho
capltal stoek Is placed at i?l8,000,000, and tho Bgll
mated length of the propo-ed road is 500 miles. The
chartcr was gtod by C. M. Rawllns. of Lyons, Kan.
Ho si.ys tliat all necessary funds have been pledged.
Work 'will begln at Superior. Neb., the termlnu* of
IBB ChleagO and Northweatern. The directors of the
,-ompanv are Valdelo Slllo, OuetoTua A Iliick Ja<"h
Vewherper and Oeorge 11. liailey. of New-\ork. and
h. M. Itell, Alonao Jones and C. M. ItawUn^, of Lyous.
CIIAIRVAN FINI.KY ON COMMIScSIONS.
Chlcago, Nov. 22.-Chairman Finley. of Uie WMMM
Passengcr Associaticln. is now industriously calllng the
attcntion of his BBOOi iafl.m to tto fact tbat sevcral line*
BM paying commlssions to Thomas Cook <fc Son, of
Now-York. in direct vlolatlon of tho agreement. He
says ta a elrrular lctter to the members that ttoso
commlsslons are pald 00 0 10 pcr cent basls of the
revenuo received fi-om UM tldiets sold by that lirm.
This baata, argucs the clialrrnan. makes MMMMMM t?
some points cxresslve. OB tto c.mncll liluifs rato.
for lnstance, lt wodld amount to $1 ? per Ucket. and
on tho ClIlBM MlMMll River portlon of OaaJorala
tickets, #2. He calls on the general pa*songer agent*
to make an investlgation and asrertaln Just what deal
ings their nads liave w'th Cook A 1*0.
? -
DBBtJUfO NEW HONDS.
The St Louls and San Frunelsco dlrector* have
authorlr.ed the issue of *40.000,000 new 4 per cent
bonds to consolldato underlying bonds and leave a
Rurplus tor any necessary purposos. It ls said that
some of tho largo holders of St. Loula and san
Fntnclsco tlrst preferred aMofe will petltlon tho com
panv for an exclutnge of tho new bonds tor stock.
The reas.m is tbat whllo tho first preferred stook is
cntitle.t to 7 per MM, if earned. the lower rato of
fnterest on tho boou wlU be surer. An '"lerchango
woaJd atoQ s+Ve the stockBoWan a mortgage liablhty,
wliich is not pos.se.ssed now.
NORTHERN PACIFIC EARNINGS.
The advanco ln UM BttoM of Northern Paclflc stocks
|s worthy of MMMM and yet raost natural. The values
put upon tbeso Sharas by foned salos did not atfoct
tho iutrinslc worth of tho pivperty, aud that this fact
was approelatcd by investors largo and small ls sean
from the very large salcs of preferred aud common
during tho last ten days. liorlln ha* been a heavy
huyor as well as a largo number of our own small
capitallsts. The conlidencc ln tho proi>erty ls well
descrved. The incrcascb in the earnings of the North
ern iMtM have bOM BtoaOMMlBli For the quai-ber
cuding Scptembcr 30. 1880, tlMN was au iucrcu.se ln
gross earnii.gs over Uie same quartcr of IrthO of lialf
iv milltou dollai-s, und this MM ln the MM of an lu
RMM of tnors than a mlllloh doUars in 1?80 over
1?88. BMB constant ftrewUa BM roreiy bocn seen
among our rallroads. Tl.e not oarnings for tho Scp
tMator Muurt-r mJmm to OBM tlio quarterly dlvldend
Just BOelarei and leavo MBM than JflOO.OOO siirplus.
TtMM taerMMO in g;"^ euruings contlnuc, tho month
,,f Oetotof iMWtag a pta of *:ioo,ooo over 16?*9.
Evldenllv tlio NorttMM Ua-itic is prosperiiig.
if tbe reason ?.f the preaenl .u.-.ess .,f the Northern
Paclflc bo asked for, the BMWM BMM to l>e thal it is
duv prtaelpaily to tbe wladom and toresujat of Honry
Ylllarrt who s;,vv its great future and ivqulrern. I ts
and wlm energeUcally and mceessfally made pow,lbbs
that prosperity whlcn the road is now enjoying. It
sva* tho luvestments of Oennan c.ipital which tlrst
gave Uie Northern Pa< IBe tt* ireal rtort, and it ls stated
that fifr. Vlllard to* sailcd for New-York wtto More
baeklng from ttermao bankera than ever. The re
covory In prleas of Norttom Pa? IBe itoeto ln the niarket
hoc.ns to lndlcete that the reoeot deeltae must be
uscribed to other caaSM than the lack of taMnOM valuo,
.au-.s reailv startlng ln Kurop.-. and which do not
titfect tho questi'iii of its WBM inar.agemeut.
MR. ObiMKMO* XOT ILL FBOJf rXEUMOXIA.
Aahevllle, N. C.. Nov. 22.?The report that ex-As
.Istant nMBMOMT flenerel .1. S. Clarkson ls danger
oaaty Ul of ansniasajs ta AatoeWa n aMMM. Mr.
Clarkson was out walklng ln tlfe s;reet? here to
day, and lo iBprortaf rapidly in heaitii._
OIVIS EasIVJOYfisI
Both tbe Uicthud unil result.s vtheu Syrup ot
Flgs is talceB; it is pleasant und retiestiiug
to tho taate, and boh feutlj lot ]>r>>inptly on
the Kidaeya, Lirer and BoVrald. donnses the
sjstem o!:c tuaJlj, dispeN OololB, hcadachoa
and fovera BBd ttires habitual constipation.
Byrup ol Figi is tiin only roiiiody ol its Uind
ever BCOdooed, pl.asine t<> Uto taste aud ac
ceptable t<> tho tiOMBOo, prompt in its action.
und tr111> beBelidal iu its effecta, pn.'parcd
<>nly from the must healt!i\ and ajjrecaMe *ub
stanccs, i;s bmbj exceMeat oualiuee ooBUBMi
it to all and have made it tho must popular
remedy known.
ftppup of Fi?{s i? for *nle in 50e. and $1
Vutles by all leadiii2 dniKRist*. Any reliable
IniKRis! 'who nny not havw it on nand will
pronire it promptiy for any ono who wishe* to
try it. Do sol leoopt any Mihstjtuto.
CALIFORNIA FIG 8YMP CO,
HAN FKANCT*t(>. I'al*,
i.oi i-.vii.iK. kv. nkw-youk.n.y.
IS ?AMER II ITS VARIOUS FORMS 80
PREVALENT AS TO CAUSE ALARM ?
ABE FIBROID TUMOBS NECESSABILY
FATAL TO WOMENP
WIIAT HAH BEE* DOKE BV THE MORE PROHl*
WSST IMVEftTIOATORM IM TIII* FIE1.0 TO
COMBAT THSflE PATAL D13EAHB*.
The flwt oucaUon aaked of %- MTMMB by a patlent
who baa dlacovervd tho pr-acnce of aome amall growth ot
protiiberanre, lump or plmple upon hl* or h'-r )>er?on, U,
"Doctof, do you thlnk that thla may be a MMtrf Md
gencral publlc haa heart and read ?o BM ti Sf late arm
cerning the Inerease M th' ratlo of canreroua dlaeaae* tbat
it la no wonder that genoral alarrn haa been U>? r^aalt,
ard Ihat MM 1? MM goud gro-.nd for BM fa?t-?preadu.g
unestineaa la certainly BM*. it la only wlthlo a com
paratl'cly few fMH that BBPMMl BMMM baa yMd*l
any jreat ald to |*thology and bygn-ne, but it baa rendVed
great MrttoO by Uie Inveatlgatlou of th.. ph?con.. ua at
Batterlolojry and BaBMMMV Inv a'.lgatora In thla la..
portant fleld have aot only thrown light upon U,e praeBas
of the deadly anl-i.al paraMtea, ?u.*h aa the BMMM*,
aplralla aud BpOWBTMB, whl. h BMM MM men au<1
anlrr.ala with -u,'h deadly MMM, and jMOMBMd the b-at
means of MMM* and cure. derlved from theae MMB.
mental invfstlgatlon-s but MM demonatrated Uie exlateaea
and pre*cncc Sf the d.adly lairaa.Uc fuogt. Btid Um
mkroa.oplc liacllll, or alcrobea, whieh work aUil BMMM
havoc upon bWi MM and b-??U The "pMM U>-ory" ol
BMMM haa br-cot.i. an a MMMl and prov-xl MMBJB/. II
has civen rlac to, and establli>h.4 ou a flrn. ba-la. Ui?
practhc uf Ino-ulation aa a pr.phjlactlc jueaaua, sto
eepeclally 1? this truo in epldejiil.- d.sordera.
WIU1I11 tlie oa?t few day* report* have t>oen rabled orr?
from Oermany! d??crlbln<; tho almoat con.pleted expeH
menta of Kooh with Uie Tubercle Baellb.a. and h?a report^l
auxceaa ln lnorulatlng patlente- sufferlng from hulpleot
consumption, for ihe purpoao of de.ttoylug the deaUi
daallng Bacllll. ._..
ln traaUng and curlng canceroua growth*, favorabi'
reporu havo been publlahed by ln?lU.H?. wn?, of Landon,
and Doctor A. W. Jaekaoo, of New-York. BM l?f*r rv
port* the uae of hlgh-volUge galM?nlc currenta ln U? f>
ctrurtlon of the growth. A current ot iOO ir 000 MM
amperea I* fla-hed through the caoceroaa tlaauo from all
MM and ln M MMM of MM or IM BMMSS BM growth
Bl atopped. MM MMM, the irallgnant BMdtt* of the ..<??.?
plaam la converb;d InUi a n.er.- tlbrona maas sf very ?inall
eompaaa, which may bo MB to ftaelf. or IMIVld hy "I"
BMpMi furth.r api-lled. BMM are PAOBB, pMf b-?
vond paaMMBBjr ?' ? o.albt.1..-, and ahould . arry greal a?sMBB
with them. *. well aa IIOPK M ""'' MBMM ?IU. MMBT.
even though there rxlated no other MBM ot combatlng Uie
droad IMMM. Flbrold and MMO tuii.or*. henjorrcoldji. *c.
aro alR) readlly oxtlr|>ated by thlt meUiod.
But cheering a* la UjU Infoimatlon M the hean and
mlnd of the aufferer, thcro la more yet to be aild of aUil
greater Importaii.e.
Tha PolypathJu ap.'eUHaui in thla parttcular line h*^
been cloac htud^nts of all Uiat ha? been going o.i lx)t:i I I t '
land and In BaBM BMM parthnlarly ln Kranr? and <?? r
many) and havo BSSBMMd ? BpMBBI of tr.'at....'ii!. for eaa ? r
oua and othT MMMB MBM haa all Ue' ad\a..u-.W tt BM*
mentaoned BbOMaMM n.any MM ald.'.l MMM Md ?ith B I
dlaadvaiiUgeoua MMM .-nuiely eUrulnaU-d. t .urrj .?.
cerUlnly now be BBMd, aud no knlfe, saaMfc j
or other patnful or MMMM mean? be MBjBpaf. T.imor?,
tllbrnld and other^, h.n.orrhold*. mole?, weni, tl'tulae, and
ln fact evory ?pe?-le? of morbld growth, are radl-ally r
MfOB, and the proceat la alao rr.-.- from BM MM d.?*i
?MMP? Of courws BMM MMMM OBBM almoat um
po.nl to be BCtMMd, but U.e wrtter ba< had the spparMaH]
affoided him of making ti..- BMM MBIrBMg wid BBMusMri
SIMlBSllin of typleal canea M SBBBlIM MBBM M -al.-fj
him that tho cblms of the I'olypaUiic pBjMeMM are ba?e?
on good ground.
I'lbroUl and other tumors, wblle not -o rrultgnant and
swlft in produclntr fatal r-sults. ar- yet only *?;< ond U> can
cer In importanre, aud lf the rapldly todBBdng prevalono
of these growths te tak-'n BdB con-td. -ratVm, p-rhaps ot
much i?rcat.-r nioment, e?peclallv to th" fcn.ale s"\.
Wh.-n. therefor*, lt Ih auUiorttaltve'.y sUt <1 t.v M
whose sUndlnu, ropuUtion aud nw-ans placs th.-m lagUBd
the BBBBBtoB of false atetenicnt. that a dls.ov.rv ha- I..
made by toaaaataBB, or tho-.s laborlng BBdBI their a'taptc*.
by whj.h the terri'jl-- dls-a-s li ? r mh? fcre dla<:un?d mar
feo radlcally cur.d, lt was cons-d.-rd of suftn i.nt ln.p-.r
tance f?r pjfl and BBBBl Inv-oBgatfOB. WBB Bdi B . I
in vtew it was the parrBego of the writ.-r, i? Beajeacl.
with oaatoaa peraon toearaBUd m toa. tiie af pHKaBo, ta
BBjey th* full confldenc*. of thoso of the l'olypathic *p-cl?l
Ista havtng thls spectal department ln rhOfge.
While th.-re B nothln? of a partloularly ab?fm?.- or
oocurt natur- cntertng Into the methods of tismtment for
Caaoaf and Tumor, yot the prlnclpal f* tors WBto)
m?fcc up Iba ccUre proeedur- ar.', wc BM BBBB, entir--ly
new to medical roeu ln this BBBBtay and known to but f B
abroad. Some of BM chemical BBd oth-t BBBBMB). nt parts
of the trcatment, for BaaOM lagarBBy, BN abOBUed w'U?
great dlmrultv, and at great expense, from tl.e plao-s ln
which they alone are to b? found. The paaBaUtot acl
(louat ?n? ae.ofc-a .'*> "Sm uu.r ?o iM eiugioaatM ?<
thls gi"?t mynt-ry, for th* P**1 thtro J''*"1- r"d ?lm"**
aetermlned to glvo up the seri-s of taperlmetiU upon
which hc wm Migaged, for want of maUsrtal, when one of
Uvo heads of the Polypathlc Instltuto at Rostou mad? a
vlalt to tfwmany, where the before-mfntwued artentlst was
at work. and pwvall-.d upon him to rcraui and oontlnue
bla labors. That th?w labors have been aluiidm.t'y
rewarded ls moat undoubted, and If Uo*? who are at
all curlous r*g?rdlog. or Intercsted In thU aubject, oaaM
have soen, wtth the. wrlt- r. BM BBflBeaM ma-s ,,f BM. M Bf
Inqulry as well as BlbBBBlldBJBBrtB of bSBeBaa letflUad,
it would have ben Be th.m, as it aerBdaly area BM bta 14
matter for most heaj-ty commendatlon. the *ood .>f huncuiHy
alone belng tak.-n BdO consideration. W > ar- BMBM ? I Iba
rrltlelsnoi which the*' announcemwits w!l provoke, but llw
rlght n.ust and OBl pr'vall. aud he wlio ls aure of tu?
?asBtoB no.d f?ar do attack.
It may t* well to mcntlon al*o, la thls conn-.-tion, tl.it
th.. BBaaaaauaant of tt.e ratygoahta laaortuta aam .-xi.ir.it d
rvldence* of th? aan.e proures.-lv- quallti..- ln all oth.r
druartiDcnts of chronlc dUioa-es. slmllar to that at?B !n
thslr o9orto to secur- aai etTectlv CUfO Be BWIIIIOB B <
othor tumors. 8uffer?r? from chronic cotnplalnu, what
ever thalr name or nature, will lind al BM I'oln ati l:
Med. Iiutitutea a sp.>clall?t ln the depirtn.ent IB arBBk
BMte dlik-aao belongs. and whase BSrVtoM ?.;i l>" Bl BmB
,-or.iniand as aoon as the chicf consult nc ahgaOtlBB h??
BBajBaaaf their dl^ease. and asslgu.d U ?n. B BB PBfBi
depaxtnj.-at.
All we can tay further. tn couelusloi. I- that tho- in
^js-st.-d mav i?sily BOBOfy Uicrasrlv.? l - a vUlt or UBBB
ot Inqulry, and cv.ry facillty will be ?r?..ij d BMB for
ttther bv tne management of the Potrpaihfe luaUl
at ."tti-^r ?f O'^ir aaaahaBBaaaato, M ?> ?4,.d--t . H. v. i
or -1 E. BrooUlinr-st., lloston, and Uic. ?> I (. Ib ?
HBB with thclr own eys, and h-ard with th.lr BW1
a BBBBtoa IB the n.att-r B BBafly leaoVd, BKd M '
suflerer tw baaiBtBl Bkieagh toa laadtog al toaaa BBto
Bm ?ntr will hold hlnw lf amply "-paii. for i.;- time ?n<
latwr In placlng thls tnfonnatloii wlthln puh.!, r-a-h.
THE BBI^KEBHOFF ITBEATTIEXT.
PILKS,
FISSURE,
ITCHING. "^
FISTULA,
ULCERATION, &c.
Oagat without uilng ths
knlfe. cl.loroforni, or .-auu-ry.
Parhinti attenu to bUBBMaa ^<?
while ander tr.?atnii'nt. ftrjf
(.v.T .soo.ooo opaaaaBaot i
no d,-alt.s.
IMnstratcd isipers eoataBV
lng U-sUnionlul*, BBBl BOO
DR. A. B. itMt<iOS-.
41 \Vr?t 'ttilh >i. >rw-York.
LAOIES, ATTENTION.
DON'T FAIL TO GALL AT
'OUR RETAIl SAIESKOOM,
929 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
A>? B.YAMINE THE IIANDMIMK
Family Sewing Machine,
BJBJ THE
NINE MILLIONTH
ONE PROUI'CKD BY 99 M9M
WHICH WILL Bc 6IV?N AWAY
A PP.W IIAYS
BEFORE CHRISTIV1A8.
A FIXL L1M? OP ART NEEOI.EWORK NOW ON
BVIHUITION.
The Singer MTg Co.
Ktvle In Vehlrlee.-l>raler-l am *u.<'. rM.titn. ??'??
could lo.k tl ? rlt> throuah, and not flnd a Ii.ai,l-oner
ear I kga thaa toto, ... ,,
Mr-. l)\vii.K.-..h, lf- liamt-.uc en-.i.ah. t?nt lt
hx>i-. t.jo cmfortable to bc ataBBB Q|BB>1BB1 WBBaJl.

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