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THE DAY AT ALBANY.
MR. VEDDERS XEW PLAN FOR APPORTION
ING BEATS IN THE LEGISLATUBE
X BElfATE BILL TO PROHIBIT THE CSE OF
MACHINERY IN STATE PRIfiONB-MANY
BILLS SENT TO TIIIUD READINO IN
TnE ASSEMBLY-A MEASURE
AFFECTINr, ARCHITECTS.
fTROM Tne aaavt-B roaRESPOM.rvr or TBETniBrre.)
Albany. Feb. 13.?Senator Vedder on Monday will
yreaent to the Senate a novel proposed amcndmetit
to the state OaaatttBtto?. He Baggaala ln thls amend
nwnt that the. queetlon be voted upon bv the people
whether r?r not a State een-us --tia.il bc tnUen in 1*95,
arhlch ahall bo used In opp'-rtloning the aeats ln tht
Leglalature upon a new plan. Thi* m'4v plan ii that
there shall be a senate di*trirt fnr every 'joo.ooo of
populBtlon, nnd an AaaCBBbly dlstrlet for every r.o.ooo
of popiilatlon: nnd that under tln* arranpenicnt connty
llne* be not obaerved. The eounty tt-B. now nu-c
rept?e"-ntatle,n ln the I.epi-lature uneo,iial: and the
provirton of the Co-Httattan wbleb asya that e*rery
eounty in the State. eseeat Kulton nnd Hainilton.
aliall bave at lea*t nne A**emblyman has th" aanie
efleet. Hut the senate of ih-' United Btatea la ean
atituted ln th<- aame manner; the little Btate of Bhoda
Island has a.* ti.'iny scnators aa tbe blg St-ite of Ne-v
York. I'nder Mr. Vedder'-. amendment to tho (on
stltnOon the Senate. would have 110 members. wherc U
bow ha? 32, and 120 ,\**emhlymen. where tt now has
Ifg. There would doubtle** be a laree tmnafer of
lepialatlve power from the rural dlstricts to the cltie*
under such an nrrans-ement.
senator Cnllin-t introduced a bill to day proMblttal
the employment of any machlnery in tlie State prlaooa.
This preclous l,it of state-nian-hip iv tbe Wtar* "f ,ne
Kalgbta of I.ahor and of the Kederatlon of Labor.
The pentlemen who framed the BCt Bl 1><'"-- BBW the
paee to eaaataaa what would be the coii*e..uence ol
Ibaa deprtving tho Superintendent of Pltaena of aay
P(,4ver to make them aolf-siipportinp. Tl.ev ?*?__
approprlattou of *?;.00.000 to meet the prtaDB deflflt
under such a svatem of pti*on manapeinent. In "thvl
words. they prOgeaB that the heaaM worhlngmen ot
the SUte shall put thelr liand* in thelr pocl\eA* aud
draw out goOO.OOO to snpport 3.000 convicts ln idl<*
ne-as. It ls a BBoat tabeetoaa attempt of the labor
organiKvtions to put burden* upon their own BbtaaMera,
and the L.yl-lature wlll have to step ln and aave them
from thelr own follv l.v refuslnp to pa*s the blll.
senator Ahearn intrudu.ed a Mll to-day te compel
the ownei-s of siilorV boiirdliip houses ln New-York to
pay a llc4?nse fee of ?20 a year.
Business was nished Ibroagb wlth prt-t rapltUtv ln
the Asaemt.ly to-day. and It seemed to be the deslrc of
the Democrats to pet as much worh out of the way as
poaslble ta order to make up some of the time lo*t
ycalaadaj ta trvinp to tores Ubbbbb- Um sudier nanre
hail and Divc blll. A few ur.important billti wero
piisced. but a targa number ef measure*. some of them
nf eon-idimbio Iaeportaaee, were aaai ta a tt.ird read
Inp. of tbeaa. one hnd been introdu.ed bv Colonel
Webater, of Bew-York, aaa-tag piwiaion for the eoa*
stru.-tion of a bridpe over the -88?? -*hip canal.
Anotti-r mea-sure whlch Oa?M froaa the same member
was also BBoi t<> a thinl readlng. Thls bill eDow* tho
OoBBBBlaeloaer of Pablta Wortu of tbat city t" apeBd
S/jCO.ooo ln haOdtng a pamptag statlon in Ilariem to
pive added fone to the water in tho Croton mains ln
that part af the clty.
Ti.e aaeaaare kaawa a* tbe Baaney Bridpe bin had
an easy Journey fri.tn BBeond to Uie urder of third
readlng.
A-*emblyman Ouenther baa a blll. whieh haa been
advanced ta a thinl readlng, to .vhich little atteiiliuii
hiis been pi4-en, but whiih atT.<t* a targa BBBBbei "1
people ta thi- M.-.to. it i* caiied "aa a.t to reanlata
tbe praettoa of arcblteetare." Thi* meaaare piwhtea
Ihat. within slxty dav* after Ibe paeaaBS of the aet,
the Ragenta of the I'nlvetMty of the State. of New Yorli
r-luill BSpotfll seven persous t<> ron-.tlti.te the Stato
Board of Arehitects. Three of the per-ons ao appolnted
shall hoid offire for one year. and tlie rt-st for two
4ear*. Tbuj aie lu eeiTc allbnal nrt?rrrrn*Bi1r" flee
rjf th? member* ?.f the board are to eon-rtltu? a puorum.
lut applirants for examlnation r?n 1"- examln-d bv a
aab-eom?dttee of the board. The board maaf make
arrangaaaanta lor hoiiinp eaamlnatlon* ?f appltaanla
.-. !e*<tt < nce'a year in ea. h Jndi.ial deparltnent of the
Stato. except ln the Scrond ; and any one over t44entv
one yeara oid who applies for a llcen** to geaettae
nr< hlte.ttire must Iiave nn e.vamli atlon, If lie gaa/a *.".
' for tho prli-llepe. lf the examlnation Is eatisfactory |?
| :i:a]orltv of the members of the board. tlie applk-ant
arlll gel a Heenae to draw aealgBa f...- b?kltnga, if bo
will pay ci'> aaere lor the hcen*e. Ragardlni the en
for. .'inent of the pro*.?Ion of th<- aet, Ibe bin aaya:
lf a pe?on shall pir-ue tht ptaettce cr ai-ehitaeture Ia
tt.i* saaaa, aa at-U taaat* ta thi* Ktate in n.c haataam al
) rej.arin? plana, apC?B. BttC?> and pmlladaaiy -l?ta Na tl. ?
rn-rtl >n or alteratlot. ef b*-k?Bfai or *i.all aataeaeto8 or put
i:; any Mpn cr .ind d. -i^-tiitlnp hin.aeif aa an arclilt* ? t.
kavtagaa aaaaa ordoinp haateaa* within twe sut*. wi?oat
a licensis therefor, in acc.rdanct 4Tltii the provlait-ns ivltJiln
tlila aet, he shall be pi llt.v of a B?Ideii.-a:.t.r, and, uuon
eeartottaa, aball be flt.ed rot Ieaa than *.V) nor nt,r. Uia-i
S-.-.00. But a.thlaa hei?a tontilned anall ba tc.i'tn ed t>.
problblt any petaofl ln U.ls Stou- fiom actlni *a dtilpner al
I.ls own billdif.e. or a* decipi.er for anv per-on en.ploylie;
bin. witli full knowledpe on the part of t,uch 8?gtajrat U.?l
Uie p?.-*on so aatgtaarad ia not a llet-nscd archlteit ln ae
esadaaea witn thls aet: nor to ptekB?I arehitects rt-i-iinf ta
other St.it.-s, and not l>a\!ng an effke or carn-i.iK on a unn
iral bualr..?ts in thla State, from ror.ipetlr-g for any aptKinl
bullllnsr, or ficm viaiUnp the -State fot aucl- piirpo^. iu p- r
nn: nor to prchiblt ste.Untx or en ployea of Utonaed an-h ?
u-cu from acting for or upon Uie BBB?elty of aaeh lleaaa 4
wchltect*.
Iulls oIBeB?g all sorts of lnteiests continue to b9
lntr<K3ine4l ln both branrhe* ol tie LegSiattire, an.l
In the As*embly this morning there waa tlie aaaal
pri-t. Assemhlyman Iiliinientlial had taro of tbe bMa
that Senator Can-r had ln ihe benate yeaterday : 09B
authorlrlnp the U?ard of I-?u.atiu'.i W cauae tbe re
movul of tne btKlle* whi<-h were bur.ed ln tbe old bar)
itiR-pr.Hin'1 between Hr-t and --e.ot.-l ave. a:..i i i.-s
and Secnd at*. in New-Y,,rk .lty. -o that tba grnnnd
.du be u-cl fnr srtiotl iiutposea; tho otber anUiorlteM
the v-atroltor of that clty u tsaae W.opo.000 more
achool-hooae bond-.. lo pay t? bBlMlni addlflooai
aehool . ouaes. . _. _. .,, ,, v ..
Aaaemblynian i)ii.:.-M.'--l .u.-pi^-i Into tbe b..x ..
meaaare rampelllng all btalderj and con-ractor* t*> pro
vlde *..f'-tv nilUnga on awlnptng acaffold*. r^s bill
atteett New-Yorb ..nd Hr*o:.l>n. _ , ..
From Aaaemblyman WTUtom i . Mevena came a bill
whicb prohlblt* in..tu.il InBaranee eomimrile* Irom p.)
ing am aalarlefl targer thw fl2.000 b year. I a.*.
co.np.-ls tbe piit.llcation of al w?}^*.0^\Jfti Ona
A**4.,.biyinan Whlpple ta-?du**vl two Wlla. one
of theae pive* the ImBana ta this siuic ?iual rtgnt,
ntideribe taw with tbe othe. tohabltantai of the Mate.
lie otber mu redneaa the rate* lo be p?.<i nw -?'? P-?*>
Ucatlou of the aeaalon taara.
NO CHOICE YKT IN ILLINOIv
A REPfllUCAV BBJCAB ON TUE EHJHTV FIFTII
PA__0T-_-ClT_M_Ht OVl'.ll A
BICI MEMiiru.
?griBBBBM, BL, *+? lU-Tho eighty-nilh bai
lot ter .?....-*?! Ma.'-, sei.ator in tlio Jolnt ABBOB-dy *>
dav abowad ia break la ltepubli.au and l. -? u. a.
Nflba. The baUot raaaltod a* teHawa: I'almer l i.
iigkahg, ai; Unafctr. W ^'lle' _ l",{- 5^?
ll C. B. Ear44,'ll. l; M. W. Mattle-w*. I, l.ii'l P. H.
I-aae-y i. The Bat-Mtam- aaaaBbeea wbo baa.
Mtaatel agalBal the Bepablta-a boe? Bm Bepre
aenlative -Se, tbe F. M. B. A. ma,,. took a^tetaflte
Bd-talater is t^buke te tho nepublcan ateerlng ' ?
a-ttoo. Tln* rcbuUe ol the party leaders *m\ -1 tta
am* 88-ere beeaflae 11 aaaa totaliy une.,*e<-ted Tbe
?egmbbaa. rteeatag eaaafl-ltea. wtaaaitba raBrtmBI wa
ord,^ for the llr*t ta-tai, attempted toapeteg ?
little aurprise. U-tead ef "?*^*l*?"?l
mandate WBB bUBBUI rl.rutated tbal the p.e*idcnt .
the P _ li- A. aaa-Bl ba dropped aTld the name of
ELLd J. Ogteeby, IhB laflar party nonilnee M.b
tallBto- Many Hepul.l.cai,* who had no. beefl con
aedtad ta the p-poaed ebaflfla ef >?**-__* "J
pudiated the mandate of the atee.rl.-g rommlttee and
voted eeeeea-ag t.? their ladteldaal r.-*"?^V
senator* Hi.n.ph.ev and Kaopl *-re f*^*?!
their votes lor Uadtey ... ie-aaee ef htirtiiring
tU-dtte.'B mandnle. and so unexperW "- tltata
aettoa Ikal lhe waaaalMea eanll BOt ?*^"r
i, nt* ...., ,i,ie f. a aataB-BarateBBlaig. ba ?? nomcnt j
. li.Mi.tation toaa eonrtaeed then. tbal tbey bad tata
,heir . ,??rol. Oaetarall. ..... te b. ?"***__!_> A"
BepabUeana, Ignorrng tba ParatefB- Mutuai MratBi *
a.?i,t..,.i'* riomlnee, Melta, roted tor Uatm CjlWJ
aaiat, F-ltor of "The ran.,-.*' Voi-e ofJ*****
The vote Of K.'pr?*e.iU.ive Mll.er. of OtaB. ttt ttaiteB
i. i.rweii. 441,* peeted wltl, agada bm <'''' ''
i.uniemus fil.-ids of the lllmois *>c..ator. Bepaj
,. i- \i it A.. v oami
BBBtattaea Maora and Taabeneeb, i. ???
fo- the icpnhir candid.ile. st.-llc.
..? |ka tagbt- *iMl, bali", the Kvpuhlicnr*
came iBte llno for l-Bdtey, and th'' vote WM BB BB
lowa: I'almer, 101. Uadtay, 100; s-telle, 8J 1I,,!'U'^;
I. The sub*t-iuent ballota wrrc ?J*2?*jg^
thange. and after the i.inetv flfUi an adjoui 888888
taken tlli toii.on-.i44-. __ _ (it a_ sf-.ioii
-11^- exettoawiit dnrtog tiw mtter P^t OI > u- r,|(
waa udded |q by the la. t Ihat one of he Kepun,
mambaaa, BepreaaBtatlve mu. h.-i. wa* pro "^"?
to be in danger of dylnp. HU fhyal-4Cal BM?a?BJ
be waa B8-B-BI trom iineiimonla. He '?-*''?.,.
aoia tebtad the eSpaataar, and aggaared ta __?>?"?_
worae. Hla eyea MNBM u gl?^ appearaii<?. a na
hla feverlal, breatli canu- ln M-WaB gu"l';- hl'"rondl
Biibllran colleaauoe were truly B-BB-iJ flg hMjmaar
Uon, aud Bought again aud agalu to accure au -4
loumment. but the Democrata .70?d tolidly ag._n<t
tt; with one of the F. M. b A. men; and tbe other
Uro votlng with tta Repnbllcans. the attempts were
defeated by a tie vote untll after the nlnety-flfUi
ballot had iven taken.
FARMERS AND THE RAILROADS.
FROPOSED LEOISLATION IN KAN8AS-A OREAT
REDUCTIOX IN RATF.S PROP03ED.
Topeka, Kan., Feb. 13.?W. M. Campbell. rhatrman
of the House Halln.ad Committee, this morning pro
hented the maiailtMo. subslltufe for Kenton's Maxi
mum-Frelght bill. Tlie measure Is an omnlbus Idll
and lncludcs the provislons of most of the other mil
road bill- tliat have boen lntroduced. The commlU/'e
Is of oplnion that its bill wlll rediKe frelpht rates 18
per cent. Tbfl rallrnad rompanles deelare that It will
redurc thom 40 per cent, ot 7 per cent lower than the
Iowa rate. Tlie bill provldes that tho rallroad com?
pany pli .11 be limited to the MflllBIBBI rharpe* pro
vldcd for in tho Mhedulos aml clas-ifies the lailroads
ln the State Into three divlsions. a- follows:
ClBM " A"?BOBda with _i-oss BBBBBI earnlnps. of
$4,0,ki or moro pc:4 mile.
CMflfl "D" ltfM_B with groaa annual earnities be?
tween A1.000 and aM.OOO.
C_flfl "C BOBdl with pross annual earninps less
than $8*000 per mllc.
The bill further provldes that the Bal?_d Com
nlasloaen aball be elected by a popular vote. s<-cli')ii
7 perinit- tta rallroad eompaatoa M fiie .'. pro_al
against the ebargefl 1lxcl aml try their flaflflfl MtMB
tiie Ballroad i_?bu_looera M detera__a wteMer ihe
ratcs _B_ are unjust. BeetMfl 0 impfises a llm- Of
not less tlKin 15,000 DOT BMW than 9\OfiO0 ke every
falluro on the parl of a rallrnad company M BbflflflVfl
Mfl nite tl\'d. If this Une la not paid witliln tlilnv
day i. the charter of tlie aBCBdMg company M do busl
aeaa la ih<" state arlll be raarokflal Tta bm_mb_ ratea
to be eata_l?fced mnal ta ao adjaflted ns t<> prevenl and
prohiliit a greatar ebarga betag arada fnr a ahort haul
tli-in for iv long one. seotion 14 virrnally tranafornia
tho Iiuard of Kallroad Commlselonen Into a ?onrt of
]u-tl<e. maliinp provlBtOB f'>r s;il>poen_np wltne'ses atid
flnlna f'.r rontetnpl as ln distrirt court".
Tli" Board has full power to tlx iho compcn-ation
to l.e rharged by any ratlr_d company for awltebing
anv ear <>:? dolnp aay "ther act iti the trtinsportition,
loadlng, nnloadlug or atorage of frcigin, llmlUag suiii a
eharge t,, :, raaaonabki Bgare.
??* ?
RA1I.ROAD L_O__%n0H IN NEHHASKA.
Lincoln. Neb., Feb. 13.-The Ho?<_ has paaaefl bOla
providln. for Ma W_BlM_B af a ronitltutlonal amend
ment providinp for the election Bf three Ba_?_ CflflB
mlssloners: also miihing thv Oovernor the BOtl BM?bW
of the board peadlag lha e_etton, witli power lo ap
point three Beeretiartee. Flve mtiroad mm- arera ln
tioduced in the .Senate.
Repreflenrativ<_s of the Burlintrton. I'nion Parifir
and Fraflaaa. and Bttbo*_ ..nd Mtoaoart VaBey r. ada
ealled on the Nobt-.-lia Ballaf CBBMBtafltoB, this coimtv,
and annonnced that thelr road* wiuM no tonger ,-nrry
Buppllea fre<- for tta drouth Mifforera, aor would tney
make a redactlofl in frelght akatfaa. Thli la raaaed
by thrvatcn ed togi?atton.
TIIE OOBTBST IN BOCIH DAKOTA.
Fierre, S. D., Feb. 13.?Ia Me ii?u*c this morning
a raaoMttofl wa- tatradaead by Mr. BacbaBaa. aattlBR
f.utii tho reporled agre_?al between Mfl Deaaorrati
and the ___era lu Me Legtototurea of BflB da und
N.uth Dakota, by wblcb, In retarn foi Ita aapport of
Oeneral Pa_?r (Dara.1 by Ita Farmen ol Me llbnola
Legtetetara for L'ulted BMtei Beaator. tta Democruti
wera t? aapport Uie Fannera' caBdldato In BonM Da
liotu. The reaolntton eloaed by rcpndlatlng tbe al
leged deal, aa * Infamona In eoBceptlon and eaeretton,
derogator) t<> the dlgnity ?.f tta Mate, and rorrapl ta
\,,mi parallel In tta nlstory of AB?rlcan polHlra.*1 a
Btormv -ene lollowed, and, after an b ur of dlaeaa
slon and recrtnilnatlon tta reaolnlton waa Mbled by
" To-day's^bnltotlng for I'nlted Btatea Benator resnlted
o- folkiws: BterUng iRep.) ao, Trlpp tDem.| 15, Byto
iind.) ,;;;. __^_
T<> ,.KKUYMANUKU W18COS81B.
St. Paul. Win., leh. 13 (Sperlal).- The ivnincnitio
Itiglarnf-T of W?raaaln la beglanini lo gel la Ha
llne work g.rr\ muuderlBg tta CoBgraaa dlatrlcta, rta
real har<l work <>f the raapporUoBBtenl ls belng flo
by Beei?ary W. A. Anderson, ?t the Bteta Central
(ommitteo. Thc tnsh, however. is a dlBMBH one. an T
~o...r,' tiphtin. can I,- counted on before lt is Boished.
Thc C?i gru -men wh,, alld into ofl.n the late
?vulancta wlll ail endeavor t>. aernre tiK-ir bertba
permanentiy, which, boweveri rannol b<- done. A
prominent 1MBKMTBI BByi that thc pei ivmnml'-r eoflld
be ao eoadaeted Mai ?t_ee_8lB eoaM bave Bve Deaio
cmtic C?Bgrfl?ca, Mrea BapaaUeaa und two donbt
ful. This cstimate. however. ls n Ultlfl too . .ngulne,
althongh ii I1- based upon the vote ln i---. md nol
apon the uncertain Ojuantlty wlUch tne reaull ol ihu
la-t election MougM torth.
THE Al.AUAMA OEBBYMANDEB.
BaakvlU. Tenn.. Pflb. 13.- A MontgOBMiT, Ala..
di-pat.h aaya: "Tta Baaate today paaacd Mfl llooae
i.in to radMtrtel the BtaM mtn bMa CoBgreaalonal
d?BiCta. Tho LagBjBtera has <llvide<l up bia. U d:-'r,. ta
i.v atMchMi i.ia.u eoaattea t<? white rountlea, ^o t:.?t
a solid l.einocratlc, delepatioB is BflBBKd. Tlie IVtli
Uistrl.t. known as the ' Hla, k IVtli.' which has foi
the lubt .'Ipht or ten years beea doiibtful, is noa
?afely ln tlie Democratl. colutnn."
80RROWFTJL DRMOCRATIC EDITOR8'
PBBSB CO.MMF.NTS IN TBE BOVTfl ANl) MEST
OB C_Ev_X.ABD_ LETTER
Nashville. Tenn., Feb. 13.?"Tta Amcri'-an" <.y
that it i- beUevafl by many that Mr. ciev.-i.ii d wrai .>'-l
in- rtaaca for raalecUon in ibbb i.y _a roaraaa aod
candor a-;d that the scouel mav pc.ve tli.u 1." i- a,
onlacklly booett bow bb Mea. . ? ? Hla nneitea
uou win tandrrar the Peaaorra?i party In -> fu- aa
lt hopoA lu draw i. new etamenl ,-f atrangUi by reaaon
of Mi un ly "f aent_M_t wttk Weatern Bepnbl ...
thc kIIv.t qiMflUon.
i>.-t.\er. ('.!.. Peb. 18.?"Thfl Bocky MoanteM Xewa"
in itis i,_ditip tdltertal yofltorday n_a*n_ig Bay?: "Mr.
OtoveMad ii-.- afMlpated uii a_?1 a?. to his ;,nit_<ie
upiiu the fWecelBBdjB qaaatton, in a letter t-> Un
Re?ob Ctab of Nev. v,.rk. t:..-.." i- Botblng ]? ft Ior
tiu- MBB?daage Dea_crate of the country bnl t->
orgaalaa t> defeal .-.;r. Clevelaod'a nomlnatlun. it
<_n l.e BBd -honid i^' tfone, aad it ran and wlll 11
dooe.a
Kaaaaa Clty, Ma, i"e!>. 13*?"Tta TIbmb" sav- MM
if Mr. Ctovetend ls prepared teconaenl t?. raspond Ma
prlvate Jadgneal in eaae he i- alerted iw- m.v gel the
noininutioii and wlll be_Mcted. If not, the party mu-t
stiidy u." qaal?eaUona ..f other eandldatoa, a
aaradly the i>em.. rattc party v>iii ao. ehangoHfl at?
tmie. if Men is ai.v y_Idtng it mu-t bi! by Mr.
n rretand.
m. i/.ui?, Feb. 13.?Begardlng Mr. Chrralaad.
anti fr..-.oi.iaga letter, ri,e -t. Louis Bopablle"
snjs editorially : "Tbla is, ,,f eoarae, nerety the ex
pre?si?n of hh view a- a ilngle prlvate ?l?ra. Par
from attenptlng te ip ??!> ;.- :i party leader or to eon
trol the party, Mr. Ctoveland haa walted aatll tie,
atUtadfl "f Ma party beeaBM pfOBOBBced aod anmla
tahabie. aml Men daelared hi- prlvate oplnton."
Contliiuing "The BcpabUe" sav. that the letter i
?"meiily tho prtvate optidon of a -mpie DeaMent,*1
and that lt flflflaaUtfl bettber the p:,riv aor Mr.
Ueveland hlnraelf, and Bddi: ?? It i* possiblo tliouph
not now probable that th,-. whole matter aiay ba aettled
by the adoptton ..f ft_ colnage before 1802
(ertiinly thc Democratl wlll trave nothlng undon,.
to that end. Bal lt ii i- ottamlw, the entire matter
-h.,uld be l<-fi to the lietii... r.itl. National Conventloa.
i >ii it- adoptlon of n plat'orm of tanlt ix'fonn an.l
(rce colnage. it WlU I" .Mr. < leveland*B dntv ta
nccept botn tho nomlnaiiou and thc platform if Me
party aetnanda hl- teaderablB.'*
Baw_n-leana, Feb. 13.?'?Tta Times-Uemocnif will
sav to-i_orrew : ?? Mr. Ctoveland, In hi* Atider-on
letter, ls not ln aerord with thc M!ntlm?it of the
Democracy of ti.e country."
??Thc Pleayane" -jiv-: "Wa eanaol am-ee with
Mr. rievclajid in iu- dellverance ou tiu- rllver
nuestion. llo baa taken ;. poalttoa which M- frtoada
wlll havu c:.us4! t,? ivp.t.''
CLEVEI.AND IN THE WEBT AM) BOUTH.
St. Louls, Feb. 13.?A preat d--al of BXettflBMMlt B_
caused in tlie lower branch of thc Lagb?atarfl at Jeffar
^,n rity this bbornlng when Bepnaentatlvfl Bmat, of
C?-BBB Coanty, lntroduced a rrsolution settin; forth
tlie fact thut Mr. <!??<., land had talicn a Btead ap.ln-t
frco coinape BBd M_fl not Manfon be thc ehotoe <>f
the iJcmocrati, party for I'irsldent. After a taatef
dri.-it<' thc reaolntton was tabtad.
Ctai?aton, B, (;.. F.-b. 13 (Bpeetal).?Mr. ClevehRd'i
silvcr letter ha- b> im much eommcut.'d ou I \ ,11
- here. rh,; banken and thc oM-_m poUtlclana
are h?d in th_r pral-e of thc stand taBBB bv him.
The ABlaace etobmnl is f,.r fWfl rataage of Um beest
kind. nnd lhev ii-p;n-d his MtMr as poUttCBl BBKMfl
if tim old ?Men wbo ware put ..ut ..f oface an.l part)
contioi by Mfl AUIanee men in the reeeaf eteettoca
can regaln their power soaM CBroUBa'B eighteen votea
ii. ti.e noralnattng eonventlon wlU aurato go t.. Ctove
land flr?t. last and all the ttme. OB the ,,ther hand.
If the ABtoace nai-tv eontlnnea t'? eantrol Um Demo
cratic organltatfo-, Ctovetaad can exjR'.t no aappett
from this M.te.
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IIILI.'S HOilE OHGAS TO WATTERSOS.
EM?fl. N. Y.. F,b. 13 (>pccial?.-An edltorial In
today's ? Elmlra tiu.ette." Oovernor llill'- BOBM orpan,
dihpela ("very Mfla tliat he has l>cen sh.lved a a Presl
dentlal candldate. " Tl.e 01126114!" .-ay;,:
Oovernor 11.11 wlll nol go to thc Nntioual Convcntlon
wlthout the support ol tbo btate of New-Vork. When
th?? State Conventlon for the selectlon of BB-_____
pates shall meet lt wW probably eeJeet from among tha
emlnent D'*mocrats the stateeman whom it. Dciie.c*
iinltes the most torcrtn\ factors of aiircei**. TBB? <on
vention wlll nnderatand Intlmatcly tho ?10"<!l1'0"* ln.
Now-York. It vv 111 have a Ifeoroflgh underatatiainp or
the peneral t*ondrtlon* of the country. It wui maea
with the eonaeia?ineM tbat Ita action hrw- ?rejgai pr?
portioeed to nat numerlcfil stiperlorlty of IM "f""1"
and the pirotal Importanea of the state. if am. ron
vention. meetlnp nnder snich rlreiimstanee*. sliaii con
clude tbat -ta or another of tli" eUjdbta* %<''" J_
State he*t meeta the re..ulr-*me.nt>. of th- condltl.ms m
buccmb, th.v rhotee wiu be entltled t<. tbe ien?*?tf_;
Speet d.ie 14. the eond?tomI whlell tlUal-.e .**-C 44^ 1 i .rK
ntrnaian to Democnitlc aareeaa ln l-n-- niiouw
thli eonrent?n eonelnde that Governor Hill best mwta
tl'?? rfv.tiln-mentA of rondltlona ln thi* state. tt ls posai
bly aaktng too maeh of tbe Kew-Yort Democracy tnat
lt'-hall def.-r its Judptneiit nt tfle reonert Of Mr. BB
teraon, wrltlng from un upper-atory-room sev.-r.ui.un
ilred mlle* from the Held. I'erhttp* a poll of th" BCW.
Vork LeglBtotnrft. tohen yeaterday. arlll Indleate. to > r.
Watterson Ik.iv far he ls from rapahllltv to. adviaei the
Democrats of thjs st..!--. The p.ll resulted : IW 1I11L
31; f..r Clevetend, 2: for Flower. l; non-ee*nmlttal.
:(:i.\t |e?ii twenty of the non-*rammltt_
members favor the nomlnatlon of <;ovnior Hl?.
EXAMtNINQ IBE BOOKS.
OPFICIALS CoNFIDKNT OF THF. B-9DLT.
tiie Tr.ornr.i-. IH THB Att?RICAH T.OAN AND
TttCBT fOMPANVS APTAIBB.
Ctanalderabta tataeeel waa araaaad ytatmamj in
bu*lness ein les by the. exclusive unnouncemen in The
Tribune tl.at tt.e A?wrtean Laaa and Truat Oompanr.
al N... 115 Breadway, had reepeated lhe Blate Ba
lac DgparUaeal t. examlne Ita aflatra, aad bad ttaaled
u-.-lv rumor-* coiicernlnp the eondtlten of the < omern.
Tbe eompany waa dolag ta?laaaa yeateaatag a.* aaaal,
i.ut Lawrenee 9. Cab_I, examlnor of tbe i-tut.- Bana
Ing Dspartment, wH* bla assi-tant*. was hard at mora
maklng Ibe examlnation.
It 44 ill tnke Mr. Oahltl *e4-ernl days to flni*h his
work, and Uttle araa ie.in.ed eoneernlag it. He eaa_
hov.ever, afler tloalng Ma la! or* for lhe d.tv. that so
fnr be bad found the llpur-'s Ifl tbe bOO?I to ba
rorrect. He bad BOl vet reachfd fhe qaeotloa "f Ibe
value of tiie ae< arltte.
Tiie ..fiii.-r* ..f tl.mpanj were a* a rall dl-ln
eltned t. |_h tor pebUrattoa. .ii.tn.-s g. Ttnratota,
.eeretery Of the companv, 44as a notable ,'\. .-ptl'iti.
He dtaenaeed some traturea of the aflalr franklr aad
pleeaaatty, and deetared tbal h.uid nol aay -aea.
I,.<anse ho coti-ldeted that lt. WOflM I" glarOflrtoOfl ta
ibe bana ezamtoer. ln -ub-tnt.ee Mr. Tbaratee mld
that tiie state Banktng Depai?neal eaamlned Ibe af
fair* nf lhe cotnpanv and made a reporl on ftetobei
?j;.. lei.o, wbleb ahowed tbat Ibe Afl?rleafl Uma bh.i
TtubI Companj had a aarpta* of gt8B.8TB 4B. Uu*
Mr. Thur.ti.n explalned tbat tbeee Bgnre* rapraaented
the opinlo'i *.f tbe Btate Banktog Itepartment. and not
that of tbe o?eera of Ibe Ameriean Uma and Tta*l
COmpaay. lt wn* a bandaome rarplaa, ta be aara, bai
Mr. TbBratoa sai.l tl.at the examlner ai Ibe Mate Banh
iiip Departmant luul ael aaMe eertaln aneollerted notea
and other lloeae, wfctaa ibe oompaay beltaved ibeaM
have been added ta tbe anrpnm. Mr. Tbar toa maln
tained tbal ti.es.. it.-a.- were perfaetly good, and lhal
tbe eompany v/oald reallie i"" cent* on Ibe d >ltai oo
aon.f tbe one llarted n?ie* whleh the State De
partmeal aooM n?t cooelder a avaltabte e?eet*. Bnl
atore thla examlnation the mrplua i.a* aweUed ron
atderably, be - a lhe bmilneaa of the i impany
ireaaed. Bn W ? I ' I "'??'? "',v'' h-,v" l:ftd Uve"
,!,.,? ita today." i 'marlced Mr. Thtirston. "The '
i... |jne, ol whl. h i am ?n exernUve, made .. d.
alth the ?
ln regard t-. Henry R. Rleh, Hr. Tharaton ?aM I ral
?I,. .. , .,..,?,( the tronbta ln tlie rompany probably
rame from hl n, Ile mld lhal Rleh 44?s a l *ui i kw
for tbe eompany, md wlion he vUXed for on ln. i.?
latary, realgned berause lns requeflt waa nol ---. (<d
\ftenrard Rleh uppeared al Ibe eompaa* '* oflT. e arlth .<
, , ,?..,;,.?? t arhl. h he bad roiio ed onl
. 11 bookii ol the rompany oi i matl ? I I.'. I ad
long ago i.n aetth I. Rleh Ihonghl lhal he bad
found Komethlng damaglng t<. tlio eompany, bai * a
r-mrers of th- i ibipany ??"?i.' hlm iboBl hl ba IneBB."
Mr. Tharaton aald lhal Rleh had nol known anythlng
aboul tho examlnation made by Ihe Btata BanMng
i..-..irtiu.'i.t, nnd had theretora tonnd only a mare'*
ti.--t.
Mr. Tharaton anderati?d tbal lf?? h had prepared
bla ?? atatemei f and aa Irylng to ---il lt lo l
papera. Hr. Thui U n did nol ???? m to r ire ? ' ' ?
bul uld thal the rompany ihouM pubUah Ihe i I
,,i um Banh Departmenl ?>* aoon aa ii waa made, ln
tlmaUag Uml he expeeted a tororaMe r-'pori.
S|..-aUlriK of Ibe dlti" t..ra <.f tl..mpiriv, Mr.
Tbar toa mld lhal Ibe eompant did not hare ita .
plemenl now. Bul Im deellned to glve Ihe 11*1 of Ibe
preaenl dlrertora. There bad been rhange* In tha
board, and H mlgbl ia- dlseou b I ? I
I,,.,i 44 ho had l-.a-n ele. te.1 dn -. '- ?<?? 1 ut bad nol | I
aceepted. ,
Prealdenl BaMwIn h--d little t" i immunl. ' ?
?abje* t. Ti.e dire. lor* a. I I I I ' '? '
Um i.itnoi* Uml tbe rwmpany wa* In an unaound con
gltlon to .. ?? . ol ui .und n Ind.
JBTKBBAL siitin: is a WBBTEBX <<>i.i.i'.r
Chleago, Peb. 13 . dlapalrb from Moanl I-:
Io4r*i. mya: - \ rollege irar i* raglng here belwe n tha
Junior and aentor rlaa?e nf the We leyan I'nlvendty.
ihe ti'.ui.l.' araa atarted by a l-yrotl Ibe Junlora
vorked on tbeannaal exhlbltton oTU..ifflN. They
,-,li refaaed t" attend and ln the mtdal ol Iba entartaln
'.,,..,:, tarned oui atl tbe ga* In Uie ta-L Le i erenlng
Um two faeltom rame logelher .nd a regBtar iu*aio
anaaed whleh reaaltod ta tl.ntora being drlvwi te
th? ro-.f ..f Ute rolknje. Th? Jnnloi b. |...k.-.i
,,| doorv through whleh thelr enemle* mlphi .--.:?
and declared ihey wcmhl i->-.' tbem on the rool all
nlght"
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A XEWYOBK IIRM BVBD /"'?' BBMfiOO.
Ctetretand, Feb. 13. B. M. HrtJIIIta. tormerly a
rieveland drj awal* rnercbant, aued Ihe It. B. ' lailln
nompmry, ol RewYorh t*lty, to-day for -:..'-i.'"*'
Mr. M'.i.lii'i '.?? ! >? dlapoaed >-f in* Iwo targa
...,i,- in thi cltj evenl reai ago to Um
Cladlna wlth the nriderat?adlng lhal ti.e-. areaa
t.. .-I tta* wlth hlm In the rattta lm Ina . they
aaaaHng hlm he routa ma agl.on..flrat rear.
i . . ,:,iii.-, arhl. h he owned were pul Into the t'attla
Truat, whereapun Ihe fTaglaa, he all. de-llned to
rarry ont th.-n ngi.meal He rtalma ta have loal
.4 u i,-. the inn -f.-r ->f I.I- ih .|..r!4 end 4V4,-I*
.--, iu that amount. The. ? tafllna own ta . ' ,:'''
bere._
THi: TBBBEBBBB BTILL KIsls'l
Baabvllta, Tenn., Feb. 18.- A Cbadtenooga, renn.,
dlapateh aeya: "Tbe renn. Blfer marked 85.5
f<-?t at .". ii'.-iork la-t evenlng .....i i* *UU rtalng
rapldly, wHh aa almoai eertalnty <?! exeeeallng
fortv feet. Parl ol th.- iii.i..l. of Baal I d
aader water, a al n are the tracb* ol th.- L'nlon aad
. . i hattanooga, Rotuc and Oolumbu* road* ta tbal parl
ol tbe elty. Hany h?m?e* are Booded. Tbe rleo -
Blwady -.-v-rni i-, alHive tho danger llne. U?ln_2
ue-.irlv all iin.i.1. and reporta froin above an- lmM mt
atream i< -tlli ri-nia-''
BECBETABT BOBLB EXP0BE8 .1 9BAUD.
gprtngfleM, IB., Feb. 13.?Otrrernor r.f'-r reedved a
comtniiiii.iitioii iioii. the Beeretary ol Ihe Intettor ea
poalng tbe operattona nf the charokee Land rompany
of Parla, IB., whlch ofter* i<. loeate etolma ta Cherokoe
uiitiit. -.?. retary Bobta *.r-- : - Thla taad eompany i*
leading tbe i.ple .<f Uie country Into a anare. and all
ti.e money it may expend arlll be by fui-.- i"'r,"""'n,
xi. ? land* are nol v.-t upen n.r the rompany. nor wui
tt b?* abta u> perform tbe net it pretendi .t wiu ao.
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THE WEATBER REPOBT.
POB-CABT TII.I. *< r. H B ITC-BAT.
WMhtaBtea. Feb. II Far Kew-Eagtafld, k-Hara Haw.
Tark, Raatern reanaylvaala, BearJer* f, Betoware. aiary
land, Vlrgl.-, ibe CaroBaaa a..d Oeorgta, eoeleri ******
,-rl\ iM.nl* ' fair w.-ntlnr.
Ki.r I li.ri.U, Atahama, I.Mw. Texaa and Ar..?n-*-<.
"" I ?r \Vi-l4-rn N.'W-V rt, W.-t-rn Pl I n*4l4..n!a afld W-at.
Vtrgkata, tolt waaaberj itlghtty eeetat ta the lutt-r twa
,*? .i- - r-jit Baoday.
r,.r 0??, fulr . io..l.r: fulr Sins.lny.
i..r in.l.aaa*, Ttam.a, Htablaaa nnd ara-aaaaa, Mr
w^'\u\%!TtSmmrt, lewa aad Mtaaaaeta, tatai
^ya^taaftt-Mtoa. Betaaaka aad Baaaaa, taUi >
Snnday.
TlUl-.i'M'- I.O.M. 0B8ERVAT10!I_.
|? IiiuUKm bTbtb??
P" l *___gj *?"???
Ui ?^_,-J-^J-a?,-U.
? ???,*??
_;^_r~-_i--:
30.0
in uie dtaaiam . eaattaaea* Ita* *bowi *?&*%%!?*, :
nnctiuti.m. jr-t-rdar. - obaeryed nt ?-?-???'* ?dlll^ *v :
Slpnal serM,.- atatlM at Uil. clly Th- d.v* ? -a . -i ?'
K Baa.iwramra bM?2 *t aVrrr** Mmnaaey. Baa amoam?. .
Xilaama OBte*. k.-ii. m, l a. m. Claadaaam pr.-4aii.-u ,
until aft. r aaaa yaatateay, and atea eBai aBtaa. the t
paaatara r*n,..*i benreaa aa and *:> Bagieaa, ti.?' Braraga
nm%) ?Bm 't aigan uian aa tn.- eaete^eadlBg iar iaet
v.-ar. and IN hlalier tj*i?n on Tliui ?a.v. -?- (^
' in and near ll.n clty to-Uay Ui.ro wlll prol^tny oe
cool*r. talr weaat?r.
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL. I
LAND LAWS MJOTUOUS TO FARMF.RS.
MF.M wnO UVE BY TnFIR I.ABOR ON LAND ?
DAMAI>ED IIT SPlX'l'LATION* IN
PUBLIC LANDS.
To the Edltor of The Tribnne.
Sir: Mr. t'ndcrhill crachcl the nut ar.d reaehed the
kemel when Im said: " Thc free illatrlbuiion of land
? . . has cheated the farmer out of hU share ot
tariff prosperltv." The I*roemptlou and HoflBflfl?Bfl
laws may liave been artofl and bctieticlal when enacted,
but nnder ehaBgBd condltlot)-. aml a* now used, they
are slmpiy outnipemis. tbe l're cuiptloii law especially.
The -ettler talu-s his rlnini. BfO_a up ivs aoon Bfl possl
Ma, then p'ts un Baatara toaa of ire or aM doUaai
Bflfl a,rc. and ci tors Into competltlon with other
farmers. Apuln. we have BBOt-BT etaM, who po Into
lt tnereiv ;., ? sprcuUtlon. When the spe.ulatar h_
raaHand an a toaa POOO or bo, he limis h Bettler, rallfl
hlm hi- "eejalty. and mvnt hlm the etiriimbratice.
Ifl 11 not falr to suppose that this forcliip proeflBB '??
utiju.t aud nn itijtiry to the farmers in the old'-r Bflt
tie.i Btatea l ilghtoiai aaoa_a afo, anhaa oora araa
hunie.1 ||, Kan-a- with no market at Bt?flfl rents. and ?
arhaat mM at forty_va t.. nfty cents. wiiat was Me
Buraaalty f..r npanlng up Ohtataiaa and thc Bloaa
Bflflervatton l What i- the Beeeaalty now for opcolng
tli-- Chcrokefl strip ; Will thta tatp the farmer t<> BBt
a fuir artofl for Blfl pi.alu.t-' W.ll It not. as Mr.
(Jnderhill lltly pata lt. "'-heat tlie former out of hla
ibare ,.f uril pnepcrtty't Me ar?> MU that Utfa ia;
iry to the _fl_M|_B_I nf 11"' country. Very
\ieii. wiiv devetop only to oofl dlwettool Why not I
bnild ti wiHillc-n mli: here. a wagon shop then', and B
"all. arlre ?i caaalng taetory y.mder, tho Oovernment j
glving li t, anv peraon or ao?tta tliat ean be lounu
t.. take and mortgage II lo it- full ralBe. An aot
.?ur land lawa torgely raaponalblfl for onr Indian. amt
IndlrertlV, tor part of ?;ir ImtnlpraUou, tr?iible4! la
lt ti.t time that what Uttle pnlfilr land Wfl have lefl
ahould I..- tapl tor m taal aettton and soii m them at a
fnr p ,,.? ? Then the law of siipplv and deiiiaud aroum
i.-piilate the letttoBMnt of Mfl publlc domiiln, a- ll
doei other orrupattona. The new tariff law is good,
1.111 ocitlier it nor any other tarttl law can IBflBBfl.
tta ei lla -pi.Ken of. ._ !
Tn me ii _pr>.-ar- to bfl thfl dutv of our atateamen to
. ,?.? for tta preaent and totara protperttr of our
people aa a whole. I take lt Ihut tliat Inrludea grad
uall, rvarhlng the point when all our tenda will i>o
,,,iiip|.., thereby av.ldlm. an Indu-trial reyolanon. I
To me. Mr. rndcrlilll's letter is all ** PUW goM" fron)
flnt to l.-t. A. CUMMIXU.
Iietbaay, Mo., Feb. 'J. 1BB1. ?
UlK.T.NT NF.F.n OF THK ELF.CTION THLTa.
T11F. PBIXCIP?B MtTsT HE AOCEPTED BOOBBB OR
[?ATEB an BZ-PBDBBAL BOUMEBl
vir.w OP TH'* CABE
Te tne Edltor af The Tribune.
Mr: If the Repubt?BBB ln the 1'nlted states Senato
Bltow the BMM tacttCfl of Me Democrats, with ref.ren.a
tlie the F.l.-etloa tiill. to trtnmph, thev will liave BBBdfl
Ita gravaat poaalbto adittittt The btate doetrta? ol
tta BepabltoBB party Is the e<|eulity Of ull men bef.ro
Mfl law. lt ?;i- lo make -hl- dodrlnc a aetttod prtfld
ple af our <.,.v.-riimeiit that tlw War of tlie Itebelllon
a ?? tonght, that mlUtana of baanu lleea wera Baa-rUtoed
., ?. .1 biitiona of dolton mra expended. Tta flght over
thi- ,.,,d civ.-ii do.tr,Bt cnlmi. Btfld in tta UbflnittOB of
over 4.000.000 naman talngt fr>,m atovery. The
of tta arar fonnd M - Igaonat, dependeBl bbmboI
people alib freadom- nothlng more. Tha problem
.,f rlvlng Mea full rlllflenahlp pi-.--i.ted Itaell to tho
KepubDran party. Tlaay mu-t elther '?? made full
rltlzena ur i ?l miaed. Col mltatlon waa both awng nnd
Imprartl.-able. Bere freedom Irom bondage toeaat littlo
t,, ti,.i ... tu ni. withoul clvll and polllical rlghta.
:,d in trwth wouM bave lefl hlm Ib a wone condition
timti when he aas an alianlute alave. lt w..s. ttaref re,
ImperaUv, b neve* m for hla own protectlon, and far
-!,. pnrtcrtl :. ol llifl people among whoiii ta llved, te
lt_ full ? .?!"-. '!" There waa no other aaffl
,.,iv,-. Tta Republl, .-? party nndertooh thia
Th.- Thlrteenth, i enl md 1 Ifteenth
aniendmonUl.r Bational Con? Itntton wwvadop d.
The Demorr_a oppoaed Mfl adoptlon of Itara ?. '
manta bj ev rv iirmh- poaalbto. exrepl an open .rt
to war. Thelr reconl rhaflilflemeni probably pra
rented fh?m from 'his reaort. ln Ita aabaeqaent
eitorts lo nulllfy them, Me expedtoato aaed by ita
? i;" dartaal btol
Vmrri n h toi ?? Cru .ltto> were
prartlMd thal have icarrely a paraOel ln ihe hKtery
ul ii,- dark agaa. Thta barbarona arorti waa taken up
KIH, ,. ? , d, nnttl Uwlay M BUal d?l. BouM
??;,,i.i.... Loulslana, Florlda, raaaa. Arkanaaa and ln
portlona n't Oaorgta and Alabama the rtghl of tta
I,, ,, p ople lo v.? u.e'- ptoa?? and te have their
rote. [. |ierlj ronntfld ??>tod. T - li
neold. atubborn truM, wblcb aohoB?at Democrat darea
tO 'leliv. .,
vow the "ine-t! >'i romea te tbla aame gnal !??*?
Pii-.it ,.. p.m i ? ''-'?? " " '; ?;'
'? ,.:,i ,oUr am 4 - | Wfl rant da anything.
We ... aJrakl t ? ? - ?"" teikrwt wlll tei ap
,.?;,,...-?, tta Republl, ?'. i nty, by Ita fundamental
dortrlnaa, .? ? mphaalaad Ib even *******
Um . _,H.ndly ptodgm t . ,?
romplete enl '? '?" " Con_Mtlonal amend.
.'.i-- la ao nol aeek te troabto
aaybody wta ** wUling te do right, n almplj raeaa
, , rarrv nol . l enf rre tta fundanwntal prli
. ,.,e.,,:' ,, , . ,.,if. tor *hlrhai
nf k,v.; M.ld -.- ' d lo a i ti/,i,. gave un their liyes,
" ?? p>- '- ??' .' ' 7r\..'.''''il
i ? 4u-.iv. frc govemni?nt? -hall
U-. v ? part .f Kciuil.li. bt.~ I
,,.,.. I.,,,,.,?:.'- ,? UmI f tta
.nf.,r emenl kiII 1"- re
.,.;??',.'? - ? .1 trreal troabto. aill
II. V
,.j ,?.f ??.. ? iioth.y nol bnow
ti.it H aimp - - ; ? : ';'"'?,
ll.tli.Hl t , le.ld |?.| I ?? "I ? ' ' ' '', "'
..,,... National liovemmeiil ?
?|'|.'\ flllh ? ? '
? h.. pl ?;?? ' ' " ' !??:'?"?"? !;?-,- f
.1! pr.mi.tU ,..-- u
? ,.... t nn law and provldfl fra lla rlgid enfore,
- | i_\ piOXt Kt.! niiiv hill.-r
prinrlpto ' ? iv, r. bnl tlw -I.y om t i:.l wlll
etore the law wil
||ve ,??! rvive ?.!.-' tlw natnoa 'f Uie re,re.nl
rl h. >' with I1.'- li'in - -i-u
t., d.felt t ,?' I"'- ? ' ' ''r-"''*?"?
\ I T.MKK.W. .OLDIF.B.
.1.ro, i. ? F - :'. |v"
Ti:AININ<; IN PATBIOTIBM SEEDBD
To t h e Rd i t o r Of T llfl T i I b ii n e
.-ir: \ii,,". ui.- through your rolumna t.i auggeal te
tb.mmltl.ppolnted ta prtrrUlfl leeturca for Um
pcopto ii ronne upon ti.ronatltatlon of tta I'nltod
state.." Mi own eapertonra aa .. atadent, and my
rerl on Imowledge of tta methoda punued ln tta a, hoola
al preaent, |n.tU) Uie laaertlon Mat tboagh the
t\t ,,f tbe ,-,.:i-tiin'.,'ii ma. berome mon or le -
(generally less) famlltor t.< the puplli, Mey gata no
perreptlon ol tta blgh pnrpoaca for whieh 11 araa
frained. no rompreta?iton >>f tn provlfllona and bo
approrlatlon of fhe tr?Mapanbta baneflta lt baa aeeured
t., ti. Amertcaa peopto. i bata taaM a teaetar ln
ona of the grammar prade* ,.r tii? Sfew-Vorh publlc
s(4ll,M,|s Bfl) ?
??I .1,, nol raw oae J"t tor your <>ld Conatltutlon.
Wfl aball gel rid ..f lt bobm day, und we siu.il be a
great deal brtter oft wlMoal it."
;. || lurprialng thal young peraoafl moolded by
s,i,ii ;,,, inlliwnre abouM i?' aranttBg to patrtotlaml
Begglng th,- pnrdon of tta lioard >.f Bdaeatlon, i wouM
ramarii Ihal blatonr aa tta pabllfl aehoola ihouM be
t.iiu-ht i.v imivcr-itv aradnati*. wbo have made hlatory
, ... prlnclpl? of ..,'.,:? nent Ibe ?pectol objerl
,.f ttalr univeraity rourw, persona who underatand
tlie rrUtions ..f thinga, persona who have a wbto
hnowledpe ..f hlatorieal aubjeeta, and not by thoae
who eheri-h the narrow vlewa derlved from rommon
aeh,..i textbooka devoted te meagra narratlveaiid tM
brief.-t ment Ion of Importont l--uc.i. 6TAPPOBO.
Bea Y-.rii, Peb. -t. IBB1
? ??**- ?
A VIOOBOUB ti.ka pob tuf. pioeohb.
TO thc Bdltor of The Tribune
sir: F,r thc sako of bBBMBfty, why <!,?>?; not the
Bociety f..i tta PrereBttoa of Cnatty ta Aabaala Mfea
bobm vlgoroua n_aaana to regard t<> the wtatoaato
Btoughler of ptgeoafl whi.-ii i- bo wMely adverttaed to
taka ptoce thta, month- it la a btol oa rlvUtoatton
Mai -nel. barbartttea ara bo_i., Wltb all reapect
tar tta good work doaa by Mb - ?Bdy. it d.N- bm
m tboagh mon- eoergy Ib Mh B_eeatoa mlgkt help
to aboIWi lawa whteb proteet aaeb stoteulng work.
i, i ?. . . , .Mtimied and vIB'Toiik proteat sin.uld ln.
in.,l.,.aln- - ' "r'.ni'e- iin.ll pul.lle. .,'ntlme,,, mds
. ' ?"?"" ,,,_,,,, ullh ln" - w i|, h M'l-inlt tho
',.;..,?";'." v. r ;;?., aI\ui^ 'ua^i.^ v,?d an.
""''? \-|h.-.r..rdf...^...Ierin_.. ?* ^^
Urooblyn, Feb. o, ia*ti.
MB. BeCTBDY BOT A MEMBEB,
Prsldenf- Ofltefl.
Tiie Mutaal Ute Inwarance _2>mpanj
,,l Bew-York, Bo. 58 rjedarai
To the Edltor of The Tribune.
Mr' In Uw notlre flf a BflSetlBg Bf offlcers of eertain
nf.. toaanan luaBpaMaa arfctek appeared in riw
rrii.ime of tm- aala, Mr. MeCard. *a aamfl la awMlatad
M ... inemi.er of i.mmitt.ippolBted al um meeting.
Mr Mclurdi wa-i not pwflflnl li Bflf?fll, or by dfltfl
?aaa, nor w?s tbla raaapaay raptaaaBtad la any way.
lt l- furtli-r stnted that thi- . ___?M ,,f nlne then
held a Bl?Tt Bflflfl?B aud dl-, u-ed tl.elr work; of whieh
tact Mr. JUCurdj- ba* uo Luowledge, ?cept ui app_ra
by The Trlbunc's report. Mr. McCnrdy object* to
being publlcly rotiimltted withont bla knowl-dge or
conaent to a nioverneut lu whlch he haa not partlclpited.
Mav 1 ? lt the insertljn of thla ietter ln the rolumna
of The Tribune as an act of Justlee to the BOBtttafl ln
respeel to thla matter whlch Mr. MeCurdy holds, and
wiurli haa been made llable to nilsapprehenslon by tlie
publlcation referreal to. _
JOHN Kl.V.i Dl ER, Prlvate r-ecretary.
New-York, Feb. 13,-*-*?}?l.
OUJECTINO Tt) PBBBIOm F(Tr-**-_>F.RT_RS.
To the Edltor of Tne irlbuna
8lr: lt ls reapeitfully auggested for your consl<r?r----4
tion, and foi- Imiatry, h> your uble correapondent at
VYa**hlngton, that the tmbject of pension laws be ln
vestigated before that of petty fruuds, etc.
Tlie Trlbnne ha* reeently had cotisiderable to say
about '? deaerteTB." If lt decms a "descrter-' from mere
party rflBBB unworthy of rrmMderatlim, lt wlll poaalhly
hoid tliat a man who uVst^rt-. hia .omrades. fluf. and
eoantry ln thelr hour of irrenteat need ls not worthy
of n pen*lon, after a generous natlou ha.* let hlm af
44lth...it abmrtlTg him to death wlth musketry. Further
more, Th?* Tribune wlll no cloubt at once hoid that, of
nll men who aerved dutitiK tlie War, tlie de*erter who
ii already a perjurer and u man withont character
1, the ..ne to eOBMfltt frunds aataiuat the Treasury. and
to awear to anythlng necessury to sc.tire a pension.
lf the WashliiKton .orre-pondent he instructed 80 B>
veatlgata and report upon thli subjert. he wlll lind
tlmt, under present law. the eoVla hoid that desertion
Is no bar to leeetvlBg a penslnn. He will also flnd,
nnd report, Uml 0B< <>f ?'-.V...4.00 men ln the Ufltofl
Arniy, 508,494 deaerted. Iu other worda nearly one
man iu every four co.isldered It no dlsgnice to desert
a most BBerei catise. his eomrades and his flag, aml
what ll more stnnge. even The Trlhuiie doea not
denoui.ee In ntinieasured terms the laws whlch permit
such scoundrels to secure peeateaal
It is true tbat some few of theae recorded deserters
left the army for thelr homes after Appomattox, but
thls rame ean readlly be covered. strlke from the
Denalon rolls everv pension whereln the records abOW
that the voldler <ild not *erve tilthfully up to Aprll
ii 146ft, unteaa reatored t>. duty under one of PresMent
Lincoln'* procUmatlons-i.tid .*ome (tood wlll be done.
Thi* ls m.t a caa-j ol - l.uuc and BPlgOt rhe entlre
head <>f the Treaeary "brT" is left open. tlltadover
to let ont the fund* wlth n rn*h. In-t-ad of aettlug
on foot an "tocmlry whlrli shall clear the pension
rolN. etc.,-' lu.w mn.h better it would bo to ??''4II!;J
the law* so that no nvui uior bi* widow, ef.) why di*?
not serve falthfti.lv and honorahly shall bo entltled
lo n pension. an.l tlint -1 )such sjiall at once be
atrlckeu frnm the roll*. There la not an bonorable
vetaran or other eltixen who wlll for a moment con
t.-tid that a deaerter has any clalm whatever te a
pentlon. v-TB-AW.
New York. Feb. 11. Iggl.
A riWINDLER IN THE TWENTY THIRD WARD.
To tlie Edltor of The Tribune.
Sir: Permit me. throuch tbe eab?MM of vur paper.
to raattoii lhe paaUe agataal a piuu*ibie .swmdicr wbo
I* plylBg an old conlldence pntne ln the Twetity third
Vfard. The fellow |*.>es to a |IM(NJ BBMS nr dmg
store with a fnrgr?l cheek f..r a san.ll amount, In
lOTBBl bf a custonier with go<)d ciedlt. taUtflg the
.pmprletor that he was dlrerted thlther lo get tho
.heck cushod. B-Uflg, ef eoaree, Ihe alataaaenl that a
fuvui- would ba eonlanal oa the caatoBier by Kivlng
hla Hhe swlndler) lts eqatvataflt ln money. <?r iho
raeeal leimaoa tt..* trlea, and goea from the iterea to
Um matoflier with a aimltar atory, wlth the execptlon
tbal tbta Ume it i* (bo cuatomer wbe .s ta abttga tho
atorekeeper i.y maklng Ihe paymeflt
Ve-t.-i-.inv a reapectebly dre --1 man went to the,
gfoeery-atore at tm^bandred-aBd-alxty_tnth-eta and
Franklln ave., mring my name to eoHecl moflay bb B
drafl whleh he aald i gave hlm. FalMng of aaeoeaa
iu bla tiist attompt, aa the groeeryBaan was *i.-k and
biS aaalatant nol In charge ol the eaatabox. tbe rogua
wenl t. n) alator, who llvea nexl d.? to ma. wlth
Bnother dMcb, whlch be mld waa givea Wm by the
,-r,.e,'.i,,n-i. who. he aald. had -nt Um there B -
? ,- rnonev. Suapectln^ al ?..* nol right, mj *Uto
Sm5ffi -'..< her domeatlc te the atore te niako
lenitie- ntit before ih" -nl had goiie .. .lo/eu p....?
|'? ?-_'rShed out ..f tbe botue and dlaappaared irom
v"ii?. moral of my commanleatton is ptatn. te trana
,?, ,.',?",( ti.ia klnd. .1.*" your l-una-etrtap ?".?*?
?aln,t tlie deraanda ol all -truiigera, and t -i.r enu
i.r trurtlng only to those whom you peraoimlto toow
t,, be tniatworthj - .*>...
New-York, Peb. P, l-'-'i
BTAY1NQ AT IIU>_.*1N THB C017BTBY.
To the Edltor of The Tribune
Wr- ln The Trlbnne tta laal Friday waa aa article
,;,,...i -Drifnii.- Toward tbe Clttea." Wlth worda of
warulng, the ?.n wag^earner wu arged te reinata
iu tha ...untry. When tbe eeBaaa tafeer rame around
ui the tall he toob down fir*t Ibe bead al Ibe tamlly.
tae chUdren al Bcboot, last ti.e daaabter of ti.e hoaae.
Tbe Bama, agai at aaeapattoB, he toetead ap m
ly. -i ."Pl.?- um\ be. -tt?a Jual at home.
(u , lt BoaW has been qtwted wlth aaucb amuae
ment bnl it doee not tend to rattd one'* aelf-reapect
l? , n-w Rngland town, rharmlag as to alteatton and
aoriety, but ait.veth.-r aieepy a- to ta-tneBB, whta caa
, u.,-i ni ao! 1 am nol thlnklnit now of tho woui.tn
?.?, oiu-t worh .?. atarve. nor yet of genlaa whi.h
-III Chrlve ln '!?" baekwoud* "BaaeB acbool," la tbe
atandby augg-Uon. bnl whea tbe nr*t Monday of
.-.? september lor twenty yeara haa aeen tbe aame
,.,,,,... .,.,,,.-_ at ,o-.I,,k-e..cr.' i*s,ii:,llpr,^.e,t
,?, ,, .,,.* ? ev.-r grow obtl n I* n ? fil*;- pride,
,l , if Ud nrther Ihrowlng away a llberal educatlou
t? work wltn the handa _.mei riil* iame article
1 . ? -ivr" I* ii.-.l lor the work of woman th.it
, m',.. better done ln lhe qulet of a tomtry homa.
rtVii..Viv . -. moat t-gerty l aak. what la III i- ->?
Feb. ?. I"'???? _^_
A OOBBBCTIOB BV OBXBBAL SWAYNE.
To the Edlt.r ol The Tribune.
-i, ? in tl.i* morning** Tribune i* a atatement, tato
naphed from IndlanaiKMl*, that the Calted Btatea
, i,.,,,,! courl haa overruled an Into?ening peUttea
ii.,i by me ta tbe tfabaah BaUway rasa tor an al
lowanee ol i300,000. Allow me te r-rreel ti.* bf
itatlng Uml Ibe petltlon referred to wn* n-t by bm
Indlvlduallj bul In my name as truatee, tor rentel
,f properly u.ed i.y lhe recetwr*. nnd tlmt tn- ina t.*r
' tTin whlch 1 have no l^unlary Inte^ *rhBfr
,.v,.-- Your* very trulv. WAOEB SWAtBB.
New Vorb, Feb. IS, l-'-'i
PTANOFOBTB BTUDE1TT8.
ro t b.' E dl to r o f I he Trlb a n e.
s . |? , ,,,- eateemed Jouroal of February lg yoa
IpublUh :. lerter algned "Muale." entltled "ln Behall
,,f Htudenu of the Planoterte." In whlch tho wrlter
pleatl tor Inatrurtlon lor itadenta, and *aya: "Soma
i wlll tninli "1 the Natlonal Conaerval ?*y of Buale, bul
tor aome reaaon II ?eemi almoai impoaalbta to gald
dmlialon after peraon* are oal "1 th-ir tae * md
4,,-n Bdvanced In mualc; beahtaa, ll tnaj aeem better
to rtady nnder other maater* than ti.e Coaaervatory
has al present eonnected ^Ith il.''
Mi,h i-riii. 1-in ..ni onlv emaoate from Igaoranee
er ii,nll.-.-. Vonlh and tatenl are botti ne.-.-.-.irv
f.r Riicc.--<fni --tu.lv ol tbe mt, .m.i ..* to tha per
laonnel >.f th.- plano department, 44hat eonaervatory
.ran abow aach a Itol ol profeaaoral Mr. B__el
j,?e''.r.4 Mi** Adeta BarguMe*, mi** RBnor Coa-tock.
Mr Leopold Wlnltler. Mr*. Jceale rinney Baldwln, MIs-.
Miiiiei Phiuo* Mr. J. <>? lluncker.
Any peraon pb*ee*alng aumctenl lalenl ta mua the
eMinilnatlo,, may. II unable ... pay reMv-e liirtnu
tlon gratl* In the Natlonal ( on*ervatorj of MuMc. but
aueh .ni Instltntlon mtiat ui.iint.iiii a atandard .. . >
,.,?,! aceepl the dlrtum ?1 every peraon ?i-. -..-*
, to atan himself or heraelf 'Mualc." :e*i..-.-tf .?>
your*. JEANN-TTB M. nUUKKU. I r-^ len.
1_M and 128 Ea-t 17th tt, BeW-YOffe, Keb. 13, lr>01.
WllKHE TIIE T-OL-BY HAS iil'.EN TBIBD.
To tbe Edltor af Tho Trl'uno
gir: if tbe people In IN Annesed Dtotrtct who aro
threatened wm. -tbe troOey" wtob tor aoaae evld?-a
oa it* daagera, mtoerlea aud anearta?ittes, i tiun'
tlnv -an lind lt ln Merl.ten, OOOB., wlieiv. I under
stiui.i. tbe aataanee la aoen to be ai.at.ii. lu "tpoltay
tratislf that place dtirlng tlw la.*t two yeara has had
a tlno l-aatrattan Of "how not to do lt,-1 and I belieyo
tlie "trollev follv" abOUM be uni-oniprotnlslni'ly
(ought wherever it may be propoaefl. KOTa BBBs.
New-York, leb. 7, l^ul.
1OBAO00 gMOBB OV EI.EVATET> TItAINS.
T o the Edltor ut TI. e Tribune
Sir: Your (jnntatliHi ln thls nmriiliig*S BBB0 from
"Tlie Attaay Tlme-*" In protcst uiralnst the toba.ro
milsunce <lli**<-ts attanttafl te an evil whi.h ls a**ua.
in^r targa proporttena la Ciis town. i retar to the
iiat.it ef *moiiuia' on the atovated raUway ptaHanaa aad
the eaaaylag of Bnoahtarlng clgara, clgaieltaa and piiH*?
Into the eui-s. Tils evil praettae ha.* become *-. com
mon tiwt it is hard to believe it aaeagea the attanttafl
of the general manai.vr: but tliat be _MWa of it aud
yet p-rinit* it ln dlreet violation Of the rules of the
romp.my ia stin harder la baHavB. it is aaatoaa ta
i-all the littention of tnilnme*?to this niilsan.e-thev
ilmply saa?a in daatalnn i a'ot auraesl ahaabed yes
lerday ta trylag to protoef a yoaag tady from one af
tboae anBditaacd raBtaaa wiu. attempl pra.-ti.aliy to
eoaverl tbeea am* toto amoblBgrooaaa. And it wtn
be notl.-ed that the i.tTendet* are u*uallv weUdieeeed;
-or-ngaaen bave i.-tt-r manaen. rt.t- yoang man
boarded tbe trata al PBty Btarth *t. wBb a rlgar ta
full l.last, and -.eated b-BBatf nearlv oppwdta BM and
beslde ii yoiitn; ludy. who *,h.u *h..44.-d evident dls
bmea al the (aaaaa Irom tbe amoaMertag etgar. i
.iiii.d tbe lialnamn'a (Bo. IJSM) attan?on v> tbe faet*.
bai be only leamrkral tbal tbe maa 44a* nol uaoklng.
rbe i i??r waa amoblng an.l eon?naed t.> aaaoha aatll
w? paaaed the peat earve at Oaa bungied and taalb
it what Ifl more a_agreeable than ?he nuaea of B
dytag cigarI i bave noUced ?!?t thoae who ..if.-nd
uiralnst tooA niantur* bf WanBBIg ou the i-tutlon l.lat
fora? luave t_c hut:; of taUng . good atrong yull at
"the weed" luit ? they atep Into the traln, evldentlv
with the expectatton thut the cl.tr wlll then conttnne
to burn untti tlwv reavh th<-lr deattnatlOB 1 iioticeil
tlw other dav four men p-t out <>f a traln at Sev.-nty
second -t. with lls'ited half-burnaf elgat. in th.ir
montha. If Mr. llaiu will ciuac thi. evil to <e?? ho
wlll plcasc tlw betaer half of tli.se who u_ thc road,
and teach a imefui leaflOB to efl(_M pcrsotis who ?oeiu
to stand ln ne. . thereof. .. ?
OBORUE WII.I.IAM WINTKUHFRN. M. D,
New-York, >'.b. <<, IBBt.
SIMVOXS PEACED OM TRIAL AGAIX.
JUIWIE BEXEDICT oVKKR iVI.K.S TIIE SPECIAIi
PI.KA OF THK |__4_t__
TTnen the case ol James A __BMBM w-a* call _
beforo .Indpe Bencdic' in the FnlU-d Klate. Clrculf
Court yeBMraay tuit. _ states MafateI Attomer
Mlt.heJ 1 t.,ld his obje.tlons to the spedal plea iiiter
poaed by Klchard s. New ,mbe. the BB_BtflB_ cotimwL
Ile ?id that ln Inliod btate-; conrts -p" Ial pleas were
allowed only In BB_B_ and not In mlsdemeanoi-s, nn?
der whieh haad tlu- charge agalnat Simmona cama, and
aUo only aft,?r a *eflt_t had lx_n found bv thc Jurr.
lt would have been proper, Mr. Mltchcll went on. t<>
make the plea on a BMftoB for nn arre-t of Jndpment
and for a new frlat. Mr. Xewcombe couteuded tha*
he had t.tk.-ii a proper step.
Judpe Hcncllct iflflfldfld that tbe dlschnrre of the
previous Jury was not a subject matter for a specinl
plea. The <|uestion had nli-eady been pUircd befora
the court by tlw motlou for au BefB__L He licnlcd
the niotiou for th.- iaMrpafltttaa uf a spe< ial pl^a. Mr.
Ne'vconibe then nskeil for a brlef adjournment, ns a
wrlt of hnbea*. .,?rpus w.is b<'Inp pre-entod to another
court at the llme. Judge Henedict. however. deniod
tlie n ution, saylnp thit Iw baw BB NBB8B for talilna
eOgBMaaea Bf a matter whieh VB8 not 1,^ ,re tlw 888__
Work was then hepnn to aceiire .i Jury. Flve mea
were Mle.tcd beforo ndjoumnient. They are Kiar.klla
J. Wall, of No. 100 Itroadway; James J. Saxton, Im
porter, of No. .'12 Iiioadw.iv : W. Ualdwin. of No. MB
Flfth ave.; Knu-t A. O. Intc.nan, coiifoctioner. of
No. 43 Jay-st.; an.l IharleI Kecrs. flor-t. of No. B_f
Broatway.
Mr. Ncwcombe aald yesterday that one of his aa
so.lates iu thc aeffloea, John J. Joye, had ponfl fo
Wiisitinpt.il io apply to the Bapaaaafl Cbaa. for ? wril
,,f habcas eorpaa t >r simmona, .... Ma gnaad that ta
has already Lcen ln J.-,,|.;i:,1y oUCfl.
- ?
1 BASK TBLLBW9 9BORTAOB IHsroYEUEP.
Indianapoll . Ind., Mh IS.?A d-BBtflh fMM Evanfl
villc, Ind., to "Tho News" BBffl: -<liarle? Ititti-r.
tcllcr of the Flr-t National Ilank, Is found to bc short
in hlt BCCOBB?, H i- c.tlmated tlw dellctt wlll reach
BBOjOOO. Hiti.i- aaya ta ?ni aaake Me Mm good. iio
ran a muslc house, whl. h pii>ve<I a loss, and tlw Imnfc
money WBfl Bflfld t? tlde ovr thi- cmbarrassnwnU
The shortapc had bflflfl -kilftillv coven-<l. and was d'4
coven-d while Ititter was ?>u a hi. k bad. He ha-s not
yet beoa arnatfld."
-?-?
BEIGS Of TERHOR IS 0a__?0?_
St. Loui . Keb. i:;.-A dl-patch from oklahoma Clty,
0. T., BBpSI "Irom a ? tBBT _B_ I'o-tn.a-ter m ott. at
ttewaee?wa, aafll nporta braaajM bv aflhar parl aa,
I' wonld -eein that a ??rlta_fl IflBJB of t.rror flB?tfl
in tti it vi.inlty. Tlw traabta I- over tho kUBag "f
a nepro by Beott ln Me __cr*B store in reBfleqBBaee
of tanatfl ****** by Ma aa_n a__iat Beott. 9tm
Bverybody goea aiaraf aad aobodj attai >?ul "f tho
bOBM atier f__, Mr. BCOtl **Vt M fcar- an at t.i. H
from oae Beb C-tnahan and Ma Vaxaa friends. and
eioaefl his letter wltb t'?" Wato?____: 'Yoa atay espeet
,,,.:.. hot worb from bere.' T_ rouutry t- full o>
desperadoea aml ull are on thc aboot."
DBU0CRAT10 EBATBBT TATLBD.
Fonda. N. Y.. Peb. l'l.-The Craud Jurv to-da.
end-d the cxatninatloii of B_MeaflB M tlie flBBM "f
Abiwr ll. Burch BBd Jarob Bnell, the Bepabfleana
eharged with brlbery aud f'-nud at tba raeaat aaaet*. a.
lt. is utatarateod tbal bo ladteMaaata aaen a_ad acam?t
them. tho Jury BttBdlB| t-'ii BgalBBl and two f,?r ln
dlrtment Ttaw i- bo d..ui,t timt tiw naaH of ttaaM
umfl win luve a- Inrtueu.n tta ottar ea ra. Ibe
Urand Jury will report it- IndlBga ta>B_eraw to MB
court
-?
THE PRTROLRBM MARKET.
SFWS FHOM Tlir. Pl?LD AND RABGB OF PIUrF?s:
ihere was a ifBikahla ieaal ipaatBl "f arktottp ia
options at thc OOBflQ-??fl __BaBaB ve-terday. eon
siderlnp tlw almost complete inimobillty "1 BttaBB*
Tlw lianaacttona amount"I to lilO.OOO barrels, MB
vulnes i-uip'd uiily Irom .-0 1 -I to fiO c*nt>. althonph
then.ra Mtofl 'f --t-monow" oil at "o ;t i renta.
ihere ??.?- ao particular newa t.> ii.iiuei.ee operationa,
and although tlw buylng ??<- -aid t>. 1*4 -p. ,-l. it v. i*
.,.' .?,,!;., i,..| ahy lt faltod >? mata ... greativ _iprc_
alon npon prieea. At tta >i < k Exekanga onlv ...'-?
i.aiiei- were aold, al T;? i 4 Mflrta.
lictlm-d ipiotatloi,,* ""-re 7.30 cnt* per ga'.Ion for
tiarrei- ii.ulk 4.B3 rentel and B.65 eenta f'>r ea "*
Foreign guot_tl<_*?Antwerp, 17.1 i_17 .-o Iranc*.
Bremen, 8.70 mai?i; Lo doB, BS-8 peaca,
_
THE STATE OF TRADE.
BufTaio Peb. IE?Wbnt?Be. i aard flau. b-it flrm
sr i?i r. N... 1 S :?'.? n, Bl 12 N - Nortl
.,1 o.L,,i?l 08.: winter grad? hlpher: No, 2 r..l aold it.
81 05: *1 05 . aaked Bt ? loaliiB! So. 8 exl i Mt, fll 01 *
81 ih i eai ? . I N i.i ?? . ? -i "4 ... ...,i ? '
... .,, Xo. 1 Whll ? ' ? e- . I. J.. t lll U'"A
d.'inand: aalea, 13 ......,- No. -J Velloa ll ?Wi IS
,.u,,si.|- No -, do.'al 0 ! ...? l-'.d No I' al .s ; .1
l.iada N, ,t .... ? ? ? ? " '. ? -,' -;
. carloada v al ? ? . - ? -:- N?- * do ua
,. .. 2 n.lvd ,,., . ,i 19. ,-???;. . IKJO b'.A, .Ne J
whlte. Iii atore at 51 .c. >?? .. :i uoO h i-ia.
No -J ,'ajiada at, B?c; 10., o buah No. 2 IVeatern at.SOc:
.000 buali caoice Mteaiiran Bt 80c. Kye al w ; >< -
oti tra-ii 82e Flour atead) Bi.d nn ,!??- 1 Ml d
Oiilct ?nd uncbang 1. Recelpta Wheat, 2.000
/,,,.,. |t) 000 h .- ?? ahlpnv nu v.'.??.'. IS.C, I buaB.
ch ,4.,,. Peb. lt.- Tha leadlnv totarea mag d ua iv ni
win .vr. \o. 2.
Uli- il iS- liipe -t. Ix?>?'--t. CI04. i?
fJrtH-ary . ?. MJi * ?* >
%? , v ....V -' ?' . ? ? 3 ??? .
'.;.!. " ...... ... ????* '? ' " 'M ***
C0U.N. NO. 2
icr.ay . ?N Wt *> ft.
}&:::: ::::::::::::::: :::?: '-' *& SS.
OATS NO. 2.
Febnary . ??a ;? ?> ?
\| ,,. 4\ * *? I ' * ' ? 4?.
.Im..' . 1**1 '"' - " ? -i4?
HI?i POU_ PER ItlU,
letr.i.rv. 081 887'-. a_7|a B i ;
Man-b .'. ;' :'? ;'-'.' ' ?
May. ? ? '?' ? ' ?' ? - - J ? ?' ? '
bAB- I'EB lOB B.
rVbruary. . W"a 500 . '
Mareh .... ? ?' '" :' "- - -'"' " :~}
y.n . ?. -" ?83 ?BJ ?? '
SIloUl' KIBS, 1'IK Io0 B.
Pabnary. * '^ 4 '?'' '' ''' ! '";
ii...... , ., . 4 li ' 4 ?> ? 4 >, I
.i.v. :::: i -?? ?? ?w i ia
Cma aao-Uot- ? ro .,- taUowa: Ploar Maadr aad
.. ,:, ? U .N... 2 -'i i?.'? ?...,t '..,',..'... : No. .1 aprlug
?u?_. .si-;'... No -' r... ?.'. s,.;-..-"-. . No. 2 rottl Bl. 1
No 2 ? ? v - '?-? ?"????- ? Vl -
i,om nai: So. 1 t'.av- ?, 11 22 prlm* Ih"' U>T ? ?^?*' -'_?
n,. a* porB, p.'i bl - . ' ?
;_ ? ,t ..,..,.:.:.?- i, ?? ,i - - ??? ? 4
boxed), -* ..'-.so; i'b,-K... di-nn:-' flnlahed tooOa,
.! , n?. - "ino. au .? ;
?o 1, _ 18 ? 4., N, I barley, I. ... b., B?flr70e; Sfo.
4 .'..., O.'^'Os,.. -_.
.'.., ,_ ;,.,., 'p.. ShlpiTontj.
\\_!_i _.?. "I '-?'? - '?.}
rora bart . ;1
{?_?..;'?:. u. ::::::::::::::::: 12000 ?^
..:, Um i-Miii-- i xcbUHte t..-:.v tho buUet maric-st waa
4te_dv and iuicl_nfl?? Etn.. IBBIBb,
I'lillad. iptmi Br.... 12. neui mai?fl eontinu? vrr
o.itM. llv,. tionr dull and unchaiiBMl. Sinail ?:i-'M ??
fholea PraivyU-anla al 81 ? ' :"r to^S
aiuail lupply and flrm -.' - 50ar.'? i--r uw Ih. wt.-ai
narK.t. waa fltill, hut flrm and MiUon i-i ?- ??-? nomlnaliy
k. hianerund eratroni. rtvi -orufi .moffu'raralnc^ntroa. t n
,.,?.le.i 1 . gral . ?: li < H "' _ \" , - ''? ?!S'i
?.,i. m i.-r-li. d. i-.t 8t <?: Vo. 2 Ml ?-bruarj *. ?. K*
#iim Mi.r.li. uoa.aeioi April aud May. rl t*i.
*l oii^. rorn Bnn. Loeal rarlou ??:?? ln n d ? .-? .,??
ouo-t Bl f..n,,?r rates. Mteanv r Xo. 2 y.-llow, tr... . 8IHKI
Ro ?? IIUS..-1 abortatora?' In 20__it etovatot 81V! do r#W
ti.ur ni ??#.??'-? alevatoi B> Ro. -' mlx? auot lu ex
imirt'ci.iTu.r ol L?': So '-' ml)?t February, ? ;
,la:,'!i 0l.O.l?ac 'Mr.l. 81. UlV; Mav. :.:.',.. . ?'. .
O.'sllrn. Nu :l *':i:e li; -i_.il ,t i ?' ?- ' No. 2 *
lu aralB flepot. .'..,'?_, | dO, ln 20th.at .|.v;i'?r. .-.:(?,.?: Bfl _
,,i !... let.nurv. .-,.",,.-.;(? Mareh :.-.? ?..,..:r. aprll ...dl
Ma-- .'.,.'.;,-,,'. BulUrflnn; Kenn?yl\anla cr>_?>rj \
Ira 27a28c. K?_a dull; Peunaylvanla ?!-??. 2U_2le.
Buawr--?-ne,1 auM bul at?fl> ; powflei ?:. USo; greaa.
l.til IC . PoUit.,, < ttrn uiU ln falr ,1. ii.i.id. I""'.
? _u'ari_nla ?olc 81 05#ei 10: i?aa and Bebroaa,
Mlcblf-,"eae-a. 810-dfll 10: Koaa. X. ?-y..rk -j..Jea.
. ,/? O.i: do rair to -..! ?".?''? !' ' **U0?
ataarVara ilioee 8108: Mtinimnfh I?rl. > 1?>I' ?'. '..?'??
J s Si SagaoM. p.-r lea tb aaea. 82 75: Nova HeaBa
*t?r,-Tr- i-r iso m aaek. 82 at fl- 25. 'Ui.er BrtMlM. uu.
,.,_.i."l iWeipu-iio-ir i.'.'<?? i.i.n. -'?<' -?*?; wtaat,
?? . ?," buMi .-on 27.100 buah: oat- 18.100 bttak M.lp
___a-fl-_a. 2.700 baaa; raa. ZMBe bufh; aaflfl, 'J.M
b''s:'- y
Oll ?AB?I ?B.
nn citr IVnn.. Pab. IB. BaBBBBl Tr_?it certlfl"a?t
oota-ttlbV. h_taa. Bo- : i-u'-r so . i,._i sr,. c.
Balea7_J)00 M.I-: ? h-ar-o.'.-. ??.?? tato wl'.''?r,t,.'r?.
laa? bbla. ahlp-o_U, UU-TI .t.ln: runs ,4 81, MM.
i'lti-.ara r-iii.. ?'?*>? i-. lvir.i-,..., <: ,u Batlaaaj
Triui-lt certlfl, atea ma. st ut B0_?| .:<M..<t Bt >>0V . hli;_.
M___0? T'ni.'.. !??? b. ia.-Ba_MflJ Tran.lt eaBt__BBB]
onened :.t So>a. '',"- d al 90-i l___at, B0_8; lowe^t,
vj:n-; iiiuMflflw. aaaxB? bbm.
. I.,'-IN<> PBIC?I OP CAT.IFOBXIA STOCKS.
>LIH 1 :;.:. .- ,. r i,. ia. 1S>91.
yeat_dar.To.at. Y,-?t. rday.To-djy.
Mt*.fli> .BU Pfltaal . ..4.O.. t_l
Bulvrer.". .85 -, ,-???.2.20 2.10
i:?4t . llelcher...'-' oo 2.40 -i, n . Xevada.. 2 .,.> ...,)
I.. ii e C_ .,1 1.85 1 ;<?' i iii ? ' ooaal . ...as 2.25
n,.. l.r. 2.15 S ? '. i ti.7.'. ,Tf
t .,ii ial B Va . .1.7" 4.10 . |M? l<> k t , ?Bl 2.25
ii.imii Point .1.70 l.'.O I Coinii?iw?nb.0
Oould 4 ,'urry ,.2.ai '-.''?'> K.vada Quflcn .. .io __
Hala i Bomoflfl?SO 8?-" , Nu;1-!. ? im UIBm .i"> .ti
Mi'X.can .'-??'??> '.MOiUeUe UU.45 ll
Mouo .70 .B"> IX. Lomniouw.alth JB ..^
Navaio .20 .'.0 1 Ovluiouki . .80 _.
Vijblr .X- U_l

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