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THK SENATE C0MM1TTEES.
_lS.IO-_M-.NT OFT HL' KKiTRUC-X members.
MR. 1I0AI1 BBOOMflfl OIIA1RMAN OF TIIE JLTM-t
ARY COMMITTEE AND MR. TEI.I.KR OF
FRIVIT_IT.ES A.VD F.I.ECTIDXS
OTHER CHANi.I.'-.
' I'Y ri Ho!.' .IU TO THE TRIIit'KK.|
Waahlnpton, l>ee. 14.- Tbo Republican caiirn* com
mlttee, wBteB has bcee. engnged for a week In fllllng
tha vacandes on thl> Senate commlttees, made a tlnnl
report Rl flaj to the full chikus of Senntors. wbo
recelved the 11st of aft-lgnmenta and laid them over for
uppmval matll to-morrow.
The chnnges nnc.ouiieed In tlie Senate conimittee?;
havo been generally iinticlpatod In the*** _lspntche?>.
?Baaflor Koar, b. te-Oaya raport, Boat t<> tiie head of
tlie _ini.rl..rr cnnnilttce. a nirwf flljmlfled and ln
fluentlal fM**, long held by Mr. Kdmunds. of Vermont.
The three new meinh..* ol this committce wlll be
M.aafB. Tcllflr, Mltdiell and I'liitt. The I hulrmaiishlp
of tbe-Committee on Frlvlleges and Elections falls
to Ur. Tcller, Mr. Hour tuklng second place on the
committce. Me-.r-. Mltdiell, Chandler and Hlgglns
are the new niembeis. The Ciinniittc. on Clalms Is
to be headed by Mr. Mltchcll. who pives up the chalr
matuhlp of thc Committee BB Rnllronds to Mr. OtME,
of North Dnkotn. Mr. McMillnn. of Mlchlgan, snr
ceeds to tlie ehalrmanshlp of the committee on the
l)l>tii>t of Columbia. Thls committee hnn been en
Inrged, the additional majority member* belng Messru.
I'luiuli. Wol.-ott. (ialliiigor and llan^broiigh.
The two Important vaciuicie- on the Foreign Reln
tlons Committee nrc i.-signed to Mr. lll?eock and Mr.
lUivts. Mr. M< Millan'- place at the head of the Com?
mittee of Mannmctiires m to Mr. Hlgglns, of Dela
wnre.
Mr. Cullom succe^pd in cnrrylnfc off the much
B88atBfl place on thc Appmprlatioiis Committee made
vacant by the retirenient of hls colleapue. Mr. F?r
weJl. But to ni(*ci tho urgent demand of Mr. Stewart
and hls friends, tho mujorltv rspreaentation on the
Approprlatloii- Coiuinirtee was incren-ed to six. and
the Nevada BflaalOfl flraa nssigned to till Uth addltional
vacancy. tjenntor Stockbrldge dertded at the last
moment to remaln at the hend of tlie Flslieries < om
mittee, and Utf l.ibrory C/.mmittce went. consequeiitly,
to Mr. Quay. Thc other majority mcmlier will be
Mr. Wolcott, in Wtioaa favor Mr. Hour rctires. Mr.
Wohv.tt rctalns his Committee on Clvil Ker\*1cc nnd
Hetrenchment. ond gets a j.lace on the Comtiilft>e on
Intcr-tiito Commcrcc.
Tho chairmanship of the ("ommittee on Edueatlon
and IShOT, so long held by Mr. lilair, is to go Ifl Mr.
Carey. of Wyoniiur. u member of tlic Caucus Comnilt?
tee. Mr. I .Itigrew, flfl Soutli Dakoto, suc.ee__ to tlie
rhnirninn.hlp of the sclect Committee on the Colum
t*lnii byoat-bn, given up by Mr. lliscock. Mr.
sj'.mp. of ldaho, get-. the Sclcct Committce aa Indian
I>epr-dat1..ns, of wliich Mr. Btootf wns formerly ohalr
mon. In ronstdemtinn of hifl sipjinlntiiK ut to the
Approprbiflons Connnittce, Mr. Stewart resign*; hls
place on the Coriniiiitcc BB Mllitnry Affalrs, whlch Bl
to be given to Mr. IToctor. Tlio e.x-Secretary of War
siiceeods to the chiilrniiinship of tlic Select Committee
to c*>tiihlish tlie l'iilv.i-.ty ..f tlie l'nited iStates.
The important Coininittco of IliU'iits, rellmiulshed
by Mr. Tcller. BflflflflflMla to Mr. liixon, of Kliode I-land.
who bflfl 10 fur liad 110 thuiriuuiiMhlp. Mr. Sipiire, *of
WBaBlBfttai. Bfllfl Mr. Quay's old (ommittee ou Tran?
portatlnii Roattfl t.i the Sea board. FjkIi of tlie Mon
t&tie iHenat'ir.* also gcts n cliaiimaiislifip. Mr. Snnders
.siicceeds to Mr. Farwcll's place at the head of the
Committce on ..nmlled HKb, and Mr. Power tokes the
Connnittee to F.xnniiiie the i-ever.il liranclio of the
( i\il Seivl.c. re-dgned by Mr. HlfS-Ba.
XBaflfl ar?- tkfl (l.ief -isMgiiincnt- made by tlie Cau
cui (oiniiiilt. ... and llierv :i> little Ui.ul.t thnt they wlll
i-atlfied a< to Bjorrow't meetlng ,.f thfl full eaneos.
As a wliole ihey will he con-ddered ns hlgbly credltu
blo und .satlslu.ii.ry.
I
I.V h\%ASE OF EXPORTS IN' NOVEMBER.
SOMIi B8BVBIB TUAT MU81 MlKE THE FREE
__u_D-8 nu cxck.
Washington, I>ec. 14 (Spcjial .-The large and stendy
Increa.^ in the exporu ..f doiiie-tic preflaetfl trom the
Cnited .stat?s c.,iitinues io belie the pr .pbncloK, lf lt
floes not I-U--P the feeBngfl, of thfl 9m inid.-i-s. The
?Xforta >,f in_a__ta___ lot HavcaaBar, l^iii. uaouited
to *^4..8rt,bTH, a.- compai-ed wiil. 87,888.80. in No?
vember, 18i?0; f..r Ihfl tive B)? ntl.s cjided November
ao. 1881, tti*- t.-tHi 8B_wrt< of brcaaatafl- a_aa-a_ad to
81'_:>,7_7,:ki0, against .f44..;7.'),477 diiriiiR the .?.
re-iioiidlng pcrlod ..f 1. 90. and the total for the ei %.?:
months ended Novemb. r 30. 1891, was *104,077,0)7, as
compared wlth flB88,fl84_0 for the corresponding
Iierlod of 1888 Tbe rompurativ.. exports of *_____?
Itonis were as f, BoflVB, for the month endc. WefaB-Bflt
?JO, IriOl and 1880, re_p.ctlve!y:
MflTj. 1881. Nov., 1890.
Rarloy . 1842,408 fll!) C.?i<i
('oin . 1,884,811 7ft4,O0D
(oiiiiiifal . ..s i:.; 78.943
VtU . 470>?|7 1878-0
Oatiii*1*! . 87,618 17-.
Rye . 910412 -8,1
Wl.c-t .lS.7ie.0BB 1',s:m .r.(i
Wflflflt BflflU. 8,748,088 387ii.O'^
ln November, f,c the fii-t lim- i;i iimiiv moiiths, tlie
total valu.i of the exportfl <,f beef, k g aad (Uiry pr.Hl
9*9 exceeded Iheaa nt the cntiflifoaialaB niouth of l_ht
year; U.e total bt Noveu.lier, 1881, was 88,441 .(MB;
f r Novcmlicr, 1880, it vsa^ 18(440^817. F'.i t.'ie clcveii
inontlis cud.'d N?.v. .ul..-: ::(TT*lh'..l. thfl I -tiil B_B8B_-M
to flB08^S84>lB, aa eoB-faiefl artth 8118,186^087 for
the corni!>p<.ndiiiL' pertod of 1-i.o. Tln.* exports ln de
taJ] for the m. nth 0_ Xoivmlur, 1801, a-s coinpinvd
wlth NovemUi. 1880, wee _- fcdloflra:
1881. Nnv.. 1P9..
Cattle ....-82.180.881 a.,-74.842
[''?-- .?. _l.7:>rt 81,030
f'.rcT. . ornea. 7s_(i_l 784 218
Re.f. tretb. 1,88_,727 1,1*_0B7.
lt*f. RfllteB, plckled, etc. :;-..'.! _'.,9 .i"><m:i
'lall.'W. B58,B-8 81*! 10.1
Baeoo . 2,497,801 2 <HK),700
llani.. ... 742,418 oW.32'A
Foik, frrsh, k_.Ii.d <>r cur.il. ;<M :o\ 417,712
I.?rd. . _,C28,?02 L'.H4.Ria
llntter . l_8.1-0 1 id 309
lf.ee-.1 . 878,-84 .",-2.190
The aapattfl <>f eaatoa Bw tha month of iCnrflflBhar,
IflBt, aiiii.iiut.d f, 840,007,01/5, :i. corurmred with
?44,-88,808 fot N-rember, 1808; Ihfl tutal for the three
\ldcd N.ivcn.i er :iii. i.-9], amounte. to C08,
901.771, acaln?| a total ..f 8119,404,7-0 for tlie eorre
sponojng i^'iiod of last ve.r.
The ejports ..( nuiieril nlla for Nov. nil.er. 1881,
ainouiited t" B3.50fl.5flW, a_ romTfltred wlth B4,50_,_3.
for November, 1?!*0: tlic totnl Ior the elev.-n m..ntli>
euded November :;;.. lfioi, amounted Ui 841,474,188, aa
c..n t.ir.<l v?itji *M7,7(K),47l f,,r the correapondlnc period
of ls:;o.
A LITTLE Ko.MAME ABOUT MB. VROOMAN.
Wa^hinfton. Ii.c. 14 .*-i?ecUli.- llepiil.liraii poll
ttrlan> wbo would naturnlly Jinow all about lt pro
(e-s uttcr lgnorunce rcgarding Uie aJJcgcd phm uf
J.hn W. Wiiimaii. late raiididute for I.lcuieiiant *>"i
crm.r of New Y,,rJt. f.,r reorgaiii/ing the Uepubllc:i.n
party in that Mate. Thflf dcclnre tliat the story lo
thls etTe. t pabli-h<*d in "Thc HeraM" to-duy ls ? Ml
of politl.-.l roaaa_-__| and that there ls notlilnif iu It.
An Ititirnatc friend of Mr. Vnolnun said to nlght :
*? \Vli!it<*ver vieus Mr. Vroi.mati holds on the matter, I
fcnow he ls too aBBB-BBflfl ln BafltBBai lo uiidertak.* ihe
ta*>k of rcorguiilriii^1 the juiriy ln New-York. Th?,
Prosidont M EM adflfl to interf'-re in any Stutc's poB
Bflfl. Bo U Boerotary Poatflr. who did notaaaa iflfl Mr.
Vroonan. There I-. nothing ln the van, bat Bfl .it
tempt of a Uemorratic paper to utir up >.trtfe ln Kepub?
lican clrelea; but it will not siu-ceed."'
'?ICEMAN- TCKNF.R BHOULO DBBjIBB W1TII CABB.
Br_ah-B__aai, i>ec. 14 (_8_-_al).--0a iii<* ajBarBaapar.
roll of ih') llo'i^' of Uepi'tieiitativo arc borne tho
names of a iiuinl.er of di>nl?led vet.-raus of the Cnloti.
Tho con-.tltiite ?hat Is kimwii *g thfl " soldier*.' ii.Il,''
appointui'-iit-. nj. ,n whlch have tieen pnvcrn fl BW many
yoara nolery by the fact thnt ajipli .ii* aa well a* ln
oumbent- are dlsiibled vcten.ni. In Cie Xl.IVth Coo
gres* au effort to do uU.-r'..li? by i>oorkeeper y\tz
bugh waa inunijitly flflfBBflflC dc*pite tlw: fact that
he w?r? a -Mgrr man than old QnmL* A cepetl
lion of thl? eltort l? uow undei-tood to be threnttcn d
by Doorki .i>cr Turner. A Jilgli nfh.'.r of the (...veri
m-rt t/.d.iy i.markc- tliat tlie.r WBra B B8_aa8l 8.
t'lilm vct^'ran1- tfl lus dopartment ?hfl were nol dls.
?l.Jnd, but had been retalned slmply on acc-utit of their
faithful -ervic- J>i the Army, de?plu* the fact tlnt
Uiey wei-e Demoi iiiU. He expressed the bellef that
fnr every dlsa'jlcd I'nlrm vetentn, l) morral r* Kc
pnbllcaii. di'-iiii^^'-d by - lceniau'' 'flir... i. at lea^t 09*
ot the -Mnocrntlr .lerli- lu hl.- flepartai nt would
U>te his plac . Jf Turuer (.ntempthto- a .aid upon
the dl_kbJed ITalon veuwuiij. who l.a.< _erv d the
House oo fiilthfall.. BMWt ?f whom arc iftliius at len-t
one loc or aini apler^. lt niuy _. as well for him to
Ittku Iuto u.i'.iin: the Ia< t tbat Deuiociatlc ex -Ojdlers
vrJio are clerks ln the departmejiu may >uffer In
oonaequcii'-e. < >?.- l*ilf of tbe m__ -.hii* name* are on
Uie -bOkllcri' inil' of Uie Hou_e are lirm x-rat. and one
h.j_ ar Ropeh-ieaa..
9WBBBTB of THF. smitiikonian.
Wa-'iington, Daa. 14.?a joint raaMallaa Ia4tafla88|
in the .Senate to-d.y l.y Senaior Olh-OB, <>! !/oiii*4i?riu,
prflvides Uiat the ^_-_.n_l^fs ln the hom_ (.,' li>gr_vt*
ut the >mlt-i-H_aii Inatttntlon chall be tllled by tbe
appoL'iwnmt of William Frrwtou Jobnatiai, of l.ainsifciia.
lu plwo of Noah 188888, of I onnc.kjkfljfl, r?-' :, and
by ihe r??pl?oliiiiJeJK ?t Haajf OflBBMB, fflOBBfl
ekiAtA and M. ''? M-dif-, nl Wai.hiiigi.ii, wliove term
?_ flfrioe expire 9* Detxoiber ?_?._
Th- I.Bii.r ?! ln-?<r?ef. Ahr?_d
fTllll'lM, l JO-d-K 1 Bultfld FOit ALL. A_J_?.
The aaseta ot
THE CO.\IVECTIClTT JIUTIJAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
in 184? were. 510,738.81
They have lucreaaeil each year
aince thnt time, and on Jan. 1,
1881. were. 58,747,707.44
And durinit theae years the oern
pany has paid to pollcy holdcra.. 145,835,31)0.80
It haa paid for tbe past 20 yeara
? an average dlvidend of._ 34.31 per cent
Ita ratlo of expense of niariagement
to Inoome for the paat 4- years is 8.51 p'T cen;
It? surplus by New-York etandard is over six
niillions of dollars.
PHILIP S. MILLER, General Agent
for New-York City, Lonf Ialand and Naw-Jeraey,
No. 1 Wall St., New-York.
SPEAKER CRISP BESIEGED.
MKMB-.B. ADVISE HIM CONGERNiNG COM
IUTTIE9.
IXDICATION- THAT .SPH-NGEIt WILL DE CU-IR
MA.V OF WAYS BBD M?8BTI AND MKf
MAN OF APPROPRI ATl'iN--.
(BV TELKtilurH *OTHE TB1BU-B.J
Washington. Dec. 14.-Speaker Crisp was ngaln be
sleged to-dny bv Democratic Keprcsentatlves wllllng and
ajudoaa to atataa nnd aaaM bba in that "BMrbaaftaal
mnttcr,'' the distrlbuUon of commlttee rhalrmanships
?nd assijjnmants. Among those who ronferred wlth
hlm were seveinl active Mipporters of Mlll? BB tlie
tspealiershlp, who Imve come to the aenslble conrluslon
that regret for a lost causc aud a fallen chieftaln,
whlle It may be a noble and cornm< .idiible feellng,
ought not to be allowed wholly to eontrol thelr actions
nnd Ititcrfcre wltU th"lr own ambitlons to u greater de
greo thun mav be Inevit-ble. Meu wliom it ls falr to IB
gard ns among Speaker Crisp's BB8IBB] Maadfl are
Mrouglv in favor of hls adoptlng one feature of the
plnn or prognimme which was made faaaalBBBt ln
Colonel Miiis-s BBta caaeai eaavaaa far Iba Bfeabap*
khlp. lt was the proposlthm tbat, inasmuch as there
nre aiore Noithcni Democnits than Siuthern *****
cmt- In the House, the chalrinau aud a majority of
tho Democratic MBBB-BM-lf of the commitU'es on
Way* and MBBBB and AffaflfriatfOBa should bc choscn
biim among the former.
Tlie two men most tnlked about to-day for the
chalrmnnshtps of Wnys and Mean- and AffiaplaHaaa
were Mc.-srs. Springer and llolman. It niu.v n?t ha
pen.rallv known that Mr. sp.lng-r'*, rontliiuons M*>
vice ln thc House has enver-ed a longer pcrl.Kl than tha
of ?ny other Northern Democn.t. whlle the total
Uaatb Of Mr. llolman'* servire-Hlthough It ha*. not
been eontinuous-exceeds that af any Kepre.sentatlve,
North or south. Mr. Itynnm. of Ind'ann. wh... it **
ce.ieitillv BBlMlllll. WBB to be ch.iirn.iin of MWJt and
Means la case of Mllls's electlon. baa served on v tU
years, while Mr. .Springer'* servlce has covered ?*
teen vears. Judge Ib-lmnn's total service amount
to ******** vears. the last ten years ol whi.h has
been contlnuou*. JiMlge llolman always has been B
*t?rdv foe of c_tmvagn.,re In npprop*la. ons. ln fi. t
he has won. If he haa not eamed. B reputatn.,. Ut
?r..m?ny M *** as economv. Slnce the death of
Ln.uel J. Bandnll. ***** Holman flflB 9t***J f">
MBMd more oecnrate and tlnrough ******** "f *?
upproprlations nnd oxpcndlture* than any othcr BBBB ,
**? Sb^Tabl, of the Commit,e = Bt** ?
IUrb.ii- U au Important and aaaUBbla BBB. Mr.
KSL- of bouisiana, was chaoman al I* *****
ipeahar CeHBla, and tha leading minor.tv aaeBrterJa
? last CbBglBBB. Hc WBI 8 BBBBC-laf M Jb *** ? H>
and daatrta UM rhalnnan-hlp of tha i IIBBBjIlH Ifl HBa
Congress. So. too. lt li nnder-t .od. BOM -.enernl Oatrt
mes ?f Msalsalfpl, who was a member of Ihe comn.it
tM in the Iaal two a?*xt*m*. and aaa oaa of 3tMe*
Criap'i most active nfrarleta fo Um ********}*?
One cr tbe other of them wlll doubtl-s neHaa . 18
. halrmanshtp. nm?.
There B BBB8 doubt that Coion J CbaHaa T. 0*PBI
rall. of N.rglnla. wlll ba BBlfOlBted rhabiium of K-c
tions, ot whi. h eaaOWaa ba wa- a member Ir, the laM
twa CaatiiiMii Tbaia is Baa*a*~Baod t be Uttta **_
that Colonel 0*88, of Alabama. will be appoint-d ?*ha:r
man of the Commlttee on the .Tudieiary. and that ( Mo
nel Herbert, cf the -ame State. wlll laeBlfB Ihe ch-a'i
DMnalllp of Naval Affal:-- If IBeaa BfpatataMala -huuil
be made. thc pnt**M ..f tba a-ignm-M el Geneial
Whecier, abo of Alabama, t- tbe ebaliaMBialf al BiU
Ury Affairs. a place whieh it Is tbe h.l.rht of his a.nhi
tion to rea.h, _nd whi.h ba has exK'ted to attaln ln
this oaaateaa, aaali he -upht InBaed.
The Commlttee on Kules will probiihlv be nnnounc-d
on Wedaeaa*af, and Bfeaher Orlaf hopaa to havc the
ll-t of other standlng C u.mlttees iBBdl N'fore the holi
day mmea. Badaaa tha totter ahan b*M* Uu** Deeea
ber S8. H ts under-t'H d ihat _ie hx- not yet fully da
dded whether to ebOOM the aMBB-Bia af the commlttee
BB Rnles tttm among Iba men who are to be chalrmcn
and membei- of Ways nnd Means and Appiop;lat.oas or
tttm among other BMBdMlfl of the llciis.-: bnt al I
ent he is lncllned to the latter cour-".
While iu dellnlte infonnatJon could be obtained to
Aoj, there were piettv alrOBf toah Bttaa i thai Br.
Sprluger wlll be Bffatalaa ehalraMfl af Waj
Meaas ond .ludg- Holuiati chalnnan of AffrofrlaBefl*',
iudeed. it B a-^erted that ? dci-ion hai beBB viiiu:'.!ly
raacbei a* to the latter. Tba ajaaalpa ma that, if Mr.
Bfriaaaa utaani ebatraaaa of Wajri and Means. Meaua.
Mills,. McMillin and Wils n. of W'c-I Virglnla. together
wTCh Mr. stev.-n-. of Ma-aclm-eit-; Mr BaeOB, of Bew
?foat; Mr. Hryan. of Nebi'.ska: Mr. Oathwafte or Mr.
OBBBB, ol Ohlo. and one man (NO tha Boath hesld-?
the thsee fir.-t nani'd, will eeaBfoas the Dam-CraUe
BHiaibinhlr M thi- be tha proframme, it -vi.'l iminde
Uie enlargement of th" conimilt-e tttm thirtei-n to llf
teen member*.
Of course If Mr. Springer shall baoOBM chairmau. t';e
pollcy of the commlttee. s.? fur as he can eontrol it. will
bo not to nndertake a geneial revWon of the tiritf, bul
to ftOfOaa sevcral vpu.tt- BUBiarea; iii othcr woitK
the policy B to be -tariff reform" at rctail in.-te.d of
bv wli.desale. Free fu.t la Bl BMM the suli-t-uce of
one bill; free lumb*r of aaather; bBB aaal, witli a
slmrp horirxmial rdutllon of the duti?s oa woo'.l. n
?aaaaKB-faa, aaeibar; free c^ai aaa* iron. with
B shnrp blBlBBBbd cut of ihe duties on masufi'iu"
of irm aud -teel another: and so on nnlll the entir)
-aii.'i-rructuic -hall havi beea dcstroyed.
Haaas aaiaiwiabbi aoauaeal has baaa haaiB beeaaaa
of tbe fact that Colonel Milb n'.A hi- llcuie.-.ants hnvo
held aloof froin the HflBltar ever since hi- ek-ction.
Ha f-i a* Colonel MI1U him-e!l h conceincd. thls com
meut or etttktm i= l)*rdly falr or Just. He wa- pi'>*
drated by lllnesv on the nlght of tiic day of the abetlofl
and has been conflned to hls rwun ever ?ime. <>n N)t
uixlay and ye-terday he wa- feellng better, Jnit he BBBla
grew BBBBB thi- afternooi_ and ln- phy-i'ttfl wa- snm
moiied 0, his bataMo. Bj 'hc dwtor's in-truction- all
VMIari weic aaatM BUdght, and one of hi- ncai.-i
friends lnfornuil The Tribune eonaafOaaBBH thi- even
iug tliat Colonel Milli wis ?? reully a *_8f t-lck nmn.*'
H8 is -ufferlng on aoeoaat of both the intcn-" fhrakal
ad inental -traln of the Speaker^lilp conte-t and aJ-.i
tttm a bbvbn eoM, attend..*d at latervala by high ferer.
lt is a fldataha lo believe that aii ui Miii-'- ?op
porter* are still sulliing over hl- dei-at. Today, lor
e.xample, fie elght Illinois DemOCTBtfl wbo \i.ted fyr him
in prefereiic u> Judge Crisp held ti eonaaltadOB, and
a- ?;i wnwl of Uwlr d?>lri! to do everylblng in the.r
fkTBtt to uld Mie Speaker and proinot" tln- ipoetll of
ils admlnlstration, they unanlrnou-ly ag:eed to Ofer lo
serve on any good commlttecs of whicli thev may be
appolnted membei-. Thelr ollve bnin.h a?BflMM tha
tom of - letter to tlie .Spenker, in whl.h thev unaui
mi'usiv approved on** atMlhar** pretareoce* lor eoat
mlttee place*. Mr. Wlke mr.de.tb aZfreflMd hia will
ingnes< to aervo a? a menib"r of the Commlttee ou
Wavi- and Means, nnd Geaeral BaabeiiJ pledged him?
self to micopt a place on "lllier the Commlttee ot) Miii
tary Attaln. or wawBBQM aul ro-trotul- Dcerarabl*)
the former. He was B .?ld>i iu t!.e Cnlon Armv dur
ing tU- Wur and was j...-tni?-t. - at Chirag.i under U>8
(Teveuinil Admlnl-tnuon. The otJier Illinois MtlU
ineii were aa modefct a? Messrs. Ne-berry ?n1 Wlh-.'.
There is reit-oti to believe that Mr. wllUaOU WOBM
accept the (Oialrmanshlp of the OotaaUttea on OotBBfB
rather than that It should jo a begglng or be left
aaaaal. He 1 as llraag a fi*ee-< olnage man as Mr.
blaud. of MU.-.-i.ii
The action of the Illinois men who .supported Mr.
Mlll* In prefer-nre to l.otli Springer and Crisp Bhows a
commendable and fBaareaa ?pirlt; they are apparenilv
?"illl?g? to let the dead paat bury ils own d':ul. .nd
acept good asslgnment* even from the hand of Spealier
Criip._
.ii'IM.K Sl.TIOFIELD'S PROnAIJLE fCOCMBOS.
Waahlngton, Dee. H.?lt ls sald on g.anl anthority
that ex-Kepre-sentatlve balier, of Indiana, has boen ae?
leeted for nppolntment aa a Judge of the Court of
CMBBB, vi''** Judge Scbufleld, r.tlred. and tluit bis
nominatlon wlll be aenl to the Mmate thia week.
AN F.XPOSITION IN Kid'AUOK.
.\a-tutigo.n, Dec. 14.?Tba Uuivuu of tbe Ameri.-an
p.-pu*)!'.- haa been re<iu.-ted to bring to Uie BJ88BBBB
rtlnt'a ri?# Karalr?re,-DoD't nl*? thi- ahaneo to
i.uy ii II kuBij M,t MBaBBaM Fut-nltur* at Fllal'a, 104
Wo) UUt-aa. Dugt reduvUaaa M taroa
of tho American public ihat thero wlll lie held aa
BXpoMMfla lu Quilo, Bctiador, whlch wlll open ln the
l.itt.-r pnrt of Mai.h. The exposUlon wlll afford an
opiKirtuiiity for the dl<phiy of American m.nufaelureR
iu a markct that ifl now practhally BMBBBfMi.
llirtlrulurly Ifl |fcla ?*> M **Mf* ?* -**? ?n>-ller -^
tlelt. of ngriciiltut-al Implcment-.
, *
BKU-I IN Tlll SIINAT.:.
A (ii'.i.vT ihtii 08 miU8tJ___fl UIIBBUUB_D
PROPO-BD AMINI.MKNTS TO OTRXIBQ L.WS.
Wa-lilngton. DflB. 14.-Sen8t.>r MMB. Bf ("al-tornta,
liitiodiKcd :i I.i11 today aniendlng the Ocenn Mail
BBbaM] act of ln-i ( ongie-s by prnvldlng tbat -tcamcrs
nf n grOBfl ngi-l rod tonnuge of not less thflli '1.000
BMB, of the ...n-tiuctli a, matcrtnl und spc'-d of the
.ecnild eMflfl (18 B8BM and .'..fiOO tons), may be ein
pMgrafl Mr a peilod of Mi BMM tl.an tlre years and
-hall r**celve the c(.m:?'ii-atlon of vc?scls ?f thnt class.
lt further amends the u't by t)ia addltlon of n pro
hlbitlon of poottBR ln Bfflaf to flx. alter or prorate
poflflflBfflr <;r tnbgEt rates wlth any rnmpetlng steamer
or rnllmail llnes.
Senut ? Wa-hbtirn Introdiiced B bili drflnlng ? futnr. s1
aud ?optiiiii-" und -BrB-fltag ipcclal taxes on d.uler*
Ihereln. The nrtVlex Included In the blll In the two
ternis are wlieat, corn. oat*. rye, barley, cfltb.i und
ull other farm productR: al-o pork. lurd nnd all other
ho?' produet-. The blll provide* that dealern ln
futur.s and optl.ais therela .hall pay annunlly n tnx
of $1,000 and thfl further s.tm of 5 cents u pound on
cotton ond hog produet*. and 20 centu a
l.uslicl on nny of the other nrlirles me'itl.ncd.
BoaaMr McMillan tntrodnced a blll nmendlng thc
OOarict Mhor act so as M prohiMt conli-a. MH from
?jBBfMBtaf convlct labor oa (lovcrnment bullding-.
Senator Fcltnn Introdiiced a blll iime.idtng the
Clilne-o Kxclusion ud so, as to. requlro Chioeso re
ni .v.'.I from tho l'nited states to be sent to Clilna. M>
ste?id of the country from 8-8888 they came.
.Senator Cameron Introduosl o blll pruvHlllig Uiat
all persons ou the penblon roLU und all peo-on_ hcre
gJMfl graated pemioas who have lost tlw slght ot
one or bnth eye... or both l.a.nds or feet so ai to b.
to tally dist'olcfl, or of one hand or foot, so Uiat bhey
uiay be nearly heJplcis uud re<juire the aUwida-n-ffl of
othen. siwli get a paBalaa of $ioo a inonih. Tho*e.
who h.vc Mflfl BB am at the shouldr.1. or a leg at
tlie Irip, iim to receive *i?;0 a niontli: those who have
loet an ar ni at tlie elbow or a Jeg at the knee, BBB a
moutJi, and oll wlio have lncurred or 8B8_B888Bfl oUier
di-.ubillt._s aro to recclve a st.in per month ei'iial to
the toi.il of tlic lal-s for all tho other di_-.b_U.tle-.
-enatjr ITBOlC IlillllflMBfl a blll to amend thc act
to promot. tlie adaiinlsliitloi) of Ju-tlce ln tii" Army
BB BB to provide thnt roiniiiaudlng oflie_rs shall bfl
authorlzed to upprovc thfl . "titences of simimary courts
BBfl -hall huve Ihe power to i-emlt or mltlgute th.
same. |
Baaaier t.alllnger, of New-llampBliire, intniduced a
hill tor th" betl.r piotc. tion of thejml.llc BBBVtaa. lt
Bl OH Mflfl that all pSBMM having jh_rK<* ln any way
iu any flflfflM tineiit -hall forlliwltii dJ-iniss ull P-BBBaa
who ai" linl flllliaai of theX_Jte:l BBB-BBj ;iud tliat
Bareafta. aa peraoa Bfeall Ge afyoiatafl to afltos who 8
pot a clti/.cn of tlie l ult?*d Mut? -.
Mr. I'rye IBtaModaefld, vlth u iiuniber of am.-nd
ment-, the hill irpuit.d by him Mnr.h _ ktst from ihe
BeMet CaBuatttafl on F-.itic B-flreeds, piaiMlag for
the lefiin.ling of the debt of the Piicltb nillroid-. The
gi**at*'i- p.irtlou of tlies<* uniendini'iit-ar.* ebaiiste.s'prn
BOflflfl iu tiu* dut**s lu thc blll to mak** lt effective n.xt
year. one otnendment provid**s that tho present
vatnaa ef tiifi BtniHTrrt* of the _Bfla8la-aaai of the atded
lowls and the uuioiiiit- pald therc-ii .hall be com
put.sl on th? ba.ls that money ls wurtli 2 per ccut
lier aniiuin ln-fead of 2 1-fl per cent. Another amend
iii.-nt to the BfldMa lvlative M Ihfl iii>tln>1 of coniputlng
tbfl laflaaflBiaaflfl pn.po-ei that to inc total aniounts
i.?iii.'iinlni' BapaM after deducilng UM slnklng fiiinl
**pEe*am t<> tha BBBBjaalBfl th-re M to ba aaflafl a
miiii eoflflpntafl aa aaeh ba.-i- _-bb-B_b8 Baaaay to b.
vorth 2 per ent (iBBtaafl of 2 |-8) ai to lef-aflaal tha
.apiiiiii/.cd araaaat worth <?f a lahato of interest jfor
i.ii year- of 1 per cent dustead of 1 1-4) on thc total
aapaM BJaoanl aafl oa the aaaa so addtsi for tha
Hint- of Mtaraat,
Benflflar Kiye M_l-8aaafl a bili flxlng th? sulary of
ChB k'cp.1- of all itatloii- and h.iivs ot refuge Bl
??1.(MM) por .um ii ui. and thfl coui].enaatloii of all surf
iii,ii at th-' mM ot 875 9M inmith WtMJ employel.
8 niii ,i- Dolpb InUO-ueefl a MU M ttt lha Bavaral
m.!..- and XBnttorMfl M rafltafai the a_M laMi-. al_Ma
ih, ir hnatiflartta. it provMafl fic tbe Maa_af by lha
L'nited .tiit*> of faafla t > tt* fltataa or TenMarMa, th.
|(.;nih to Ih* made lu any min not cxct-edlng fJ,500,000
in any one yenr to B slngle Bt8M or Territory, nor
.-.O-flhH u grand total of BlOfiOOfiOO t<? any 08B
.-late or Tctrltory. The ternis on whlch l?an> are M
bi* mude provide for the I vie by a Siate or Terrltoy
Wte*9VmJ thflli < f hrrlfsttoa bonds of denomlnatluns
Of 1S.">(X) each. ixMleeniable ln Bf* f*Mt and matiirlni.
In flftv yearn, ond bearlng lntcr*at at onc per cent
jkt annuni. The honfla ara t> bfl (leposit.-d artth the
i iiii d Btate* Treaaurer, and lha BB_rat__7 of Um
Treast-rji 8 M i^uc thflraoa Uattad siaic*. bo8bi ta lha
anioiint uf thfl par v;ilue of tlie bo_4*. Tl.e Tn-a-uiy
n_t<- nre M U- * IflflJBl tfl-Mtflr Mf all prlvat** debts, duc?
and floaaandfl ln tay uu* not exeefldlng *io,ooo, and
."?(< Iv.iblo for eaato_-B, taxes and all public flBBB, and
*han ledeenu-d BBfl) bOMMsOfld.
Mr. ivff.-r. of Kaaaaa, -Btrafla-afl, i.y laB-wat of tht*
of*** Wiirk.i-' I'l.iiti.'ii AIBmob <.f tha DIMHet of
('.uuiiiliia, n blll prOTMlag for the 'ikliig cf a sp.cial
lupplfflBontarj eaa-aa of tiie i lalMfl Btataa, for the
parpoaa of anBliig flaeb pcrtaa, Bna, BBBBatafltaa aafl
i irporatli n qncstMai iciativo to tb?*ir piapcrtfi debbi,
.?:.-. Mr. 9*Bm bJbb Mta flaaafl, ap raqaaiti a biu
provMinp for tha Iflaat bliBiaMlly afa mOMarji ractatar
. f ii;*.* i idiri Malea, ?__wlng the aaa-ta, ivddii*-.ses, Um
number of peofllon . crllliuitc-. etc. of ull -.ui'vivlng
jh-;,ous wbo havfl been, are nov., or may beraaflar b?>
employed ln tho mlfltary -.u\:re *>f the country. *--n
utor I'etf.-r _,!.-<> U-trodaead, by rxraflflt, a blll to regu
MM ia'"- of peii.oii aafl aaothav lo lacraa_8 the
number of ehapla.ni ln tli? Army.
Aaamg the other bOb introdu.ed and icnnad vara
ll.e f..llOflrtOg :
Bj \lr. Bonlrea 9** t monuinent Ut C. s. (irnnt In
tha city of waaWnaton.
Iiv Mr. OoEt Io amend H? laws ln ivl.tion ta
Kational bnhtt and to r.'tir<* their orrrnlatlon.
Ilc Mr. Hnlf-T'i e-tabll-h i pcrmancnt reaflUfl oflice
?nd to pmviii.1 fii i ii.iiig Hm fwaUtb aafl mhaaajaaM
. enanflOfl.
B* Mr. flflfllflll Fnr ld? relief of nicM InflpOBBBIS
ai rfew-Yot- ao i Baltimore. ,
Itv Mi. I'rve To e-titli h n inaCnc bOBfl for the
advanremenl of th" IntereaM of lha n?eehanl marine.
Hy Mr. sh-iurin- ior fl uniform rliis^lflcatlan tt
wheat, ? i -? i".''- '?"'?
Bj Mr. cliaii'1 ler-To ro'Tut'it** and Improve the
(Ivll hervlcc Of thfl C.ilted Dtatafl.
Tn ullow the pay ol re.r adnilrnl t.i coniniogores
wii'.ie i.-tifi_- :i- t-ar-ttdrairal.
l;v Mr. Mit'?bcll-l'eii-loi.'lng -oldlers wl.i sTved ln
Inillan war*. A_ . , .
Mr. AMrich moved tlie iiniciidmctit ld the rala (of
w)ii. h hfl gave ...tii" Mal ".-? id repnlatt-B BflmU-Ioa
to (he ti<Mr of thc Benata. TM* aa-eaaaMBt wa.?
,-i, ? ;...i. The prlndpal chnnge li aa ta .lerks t.. eaaa*
mit{***>- and (lcrlis to (~enar.?r-. ThO| ure admltted
? ben "in the artaal flifleharaa af their a_Mal duties'':
uird I! li pr.vi.l'd that ,? j.-i-l - t. Bflnatctfl "must be
loenlariT apinilnted i.'id t?e horna oa Bbfl rolls of the
_ , letar. "f tl.e Senate as raeh."
The senate Hicn went Into exeentlvfl flOB-lOO, wb**n
-ome nominatlons were referre?1 to roiaMtatB; and
then, at 1 :-0. the senate adjotini-d tlll t?t-morTow.
? ? -
cr.MMis-ioNF.K RATB **AT 09OB.
trBah-Bptan, Daa. M WpaaMI) ?W. w. Ratea, the
c BuaMBtaaar of rtaalfl-fltoa, ha.s pottaB into MaaRM
apnlfl R_roa_- BM M.aring aml.lttou 1a dictate ln his
annual lepoiM th? whole conimendal, pollli.al und
MpUMttva pattey (?f tho OeiMBB-fajf, Lu.it ye_r he
? siicl a voluuiiiii.u- conip'ii IhUB ,*f h.s view. on rurreiit
BoRtlca and M_feB_ttBB M a*BMB Ba paRaMfl aal ta
lha Beflflaaary al lha TT8bbb_t. ta mk* Prrsid-nt r?nd ta
Coagt_Bi Jii-i -Ref Mara vara aai<?--.?_->? to the g.-nerai
welf:ir'': and. although Mr. Wlndom did ii'.t rellsh
iiiitiv of thc fl-gpeBtkB-l of hls lubordinaf-, the reixn1!
mh- Cott.?ii iBta l'Ciit ind clr.iilated tliriMigho.it Iho
country. TRM vea. 1 lie- Trea-.tirv Ivpartmeiit olliclals
Iried to siippreis Mi. luites, and au order was i--ucd
raffllitag aii ba_8BB reperM ta ba nRaMMafl to Bana
uiiy 9o*btl b-fora p8__M8_R__. Mr. Latfls, however,
gavo out MM BTBflB I full MMMMf tt miotlier e.\
tra..rdlnary report .-overing tln* whole fleld of i .uiiiner.'|
a:id |).,lit.c;il eioiioiiiv. A, tln, Bfll I8fl_f| Nettleton was
in.icli cl.i.r.ncd ta ;>" the ab-trHrt ln prltit and sent
for Mr. Bataa. rapart. MM _8I MBBfl to be a inaiiii
..-r;pi i.v.-i 4O,()O0 woeds iu I'ligth, and. after a cin-iory
t***r* tt lt Mr. BflMM-BO r.-turiied It wltli an order to
havo it icduced BBB) BfllC. Thls action puts Mr. Ilates
pructicully under the (^n-urr Bfl the iM-partment, and it
is said that Secrelary Foster, when he retum-, wlll
Infjuire further wli> his order in recjrd to biirv.ia
reportfl was coolly ignored by the i'omini?-ioticr of
Vi.l.ation. Mr. ll?tc-'s abridged (*ditlon of his leport
is due BOfl-B time next week. ?
MI.VF.K ROOOHT AND riTiNDS KKDF.F.MRD.
Wivsliington, Itee. 14.-The iwnount of Ulvcr offered
for -.tle to tlw TreaMiry iH'pariment t day wa, 7^d,
BOB OOnces, and the amount purcha?ed 2.'.0,000 ounces
ul 80.88, lnird.aK-'s of *llver at the |o<_J BBBM up to
the 8_BM M _8BR_BM on Decenilier 1^ aggregalcd :i78,
000 (lu'ir***-.
The amount of 4 1 2 1104 cent bonds i.*de.*nied Uv
dav mus WO.IOO, making thc totnl redemption to dale
828,838,450, and I. mvIii. oiitMiiuding #si,_7?i,'.'Mi.
J.ilTtNAI, (I.FRK SMITH RFJ.OVK1).
Wo-lilngton, Dec. 14 (hpectuli.? It Is aiuiounrcd tbat
( lcrk hCerr U?-day N_8B88fl 11 H. Smilli, )i.uru.il clork
Tar, l.irarlrr aad Tola Wafrm.
A po*IUw i?ll?. l.r rott tluwu,
v*._a? 4 a*. ik, Mfl-i?iact-i?ra.
HODGMAN'S
Mackintoshes
FOR GBNTI.E..IF.N, AND FINE. MGHT
Waterproof
Cloaks
FOR LADIE-, MAKE I'SEFUIi
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
HODGMAN
Rubber Company,
Broadway, cor. Grand St.;
21 WEST 23D ST.
(AOJOININU FIFTI1 AVENCK 1IOTK1-.)
of the Home of Represenhitivcs, aod appoinl"- N. T.
OrutchfleW. of Kentu.ky. ln his place. Mr. Mnith ia
a Repub~c-.ii. Aftor tlve years of servloe ln On.- Hou**)
as commlttee, blll and prinUng aud tally clerk. he
wus, at the reiuest of .Siteaker Kerr, appolnted Journal
clerk of th? House ln the Nl.IVth Hongross, an.l at
tlie re?juest of Speakcrs Randnll, K-*lfcr and Curllslo
retained in thnt plare ln tho Xl.Vth, XLVIth, XIA'Hth,
XLVUIth aod XLIXtih Ouigro-s.'-). Kor the UM IU*
iu the hi*?tory of the oflice It wa~ made a peirs.rn.al or
pollrtoal icppointmie-nt ln tho lAii Congreos und Mr.
-nnith was removed. Ho was renppoliUed at tho
beginning of the LIst Conpe-*-. ln the XXXU an.l
XXX Vt~ Coii?re_ses Clerfca Young and Allen alt<*mpted
to r**move John M. Barclay, then Journal elerk, but
woro prevented by .peukers OabB. of QflBBJIa, and
Oit of South CBiaBBB. It IBBiahM io h? geeu wlicthcr
Hpeaker CMBi wlll interfeie in a siinil_r matinor.
PROPERTY-OWNERS PROTEST.
A Tl N'.VL'L NOT WANTKD IN MADI-ON AVE
AV A*--0(T VTION FORMrD TO Ol'l'OSl-: IHE ttLAB
AS l-'AR Ao rOBBXBLB.
? I do not want bi lie thought frlvolous. bnt I would
like to know why thi* tnnnel wn-m't plHtined for l.ex
Ingb-it a\e. or l'mirth ave., or any a\enue furtlnr east.
wheie th.* bulk of the WABb 1-. nilher tlian for Mndlson
ave.l" asucd t.eorgc <>. Moore.
"Well,* said Charles A. Duna. **the questiOB I")
Intere-tiiig. but I am sorry that that distingulshed body
of our fellow rltlr.ons who cmiiohe the Rapid Trnnslt
Cotninission have nol ar<iunlnted me fully as to whv
the resldents of Madlson ave. should be made the
vi.tlnis in thls partlcnliir matter. rather than those who
live in tho streots you have named.*
Mr. Moore. who asked Ibe questlon, wns one of 800
projjerty ..vMier- iu MudKoii-ave. who met last evenlng
ln Jm**tmr*t Ball, Jlrutl-cn ave. and flfty ninth st.. t<>
pr.it> -t BfatBBt the propo-ed .mstniction of an under
paaad rallroad in that avenue, ns a pait of ti.e new
plnn for rapid Irnnslt In this <lty ; nnd Mr. Uann. wh >
made UM -T>l.v. *** thc rliairman of tba meetin.'.
Mr. Daaa had Just stated the object of the m*?etlng.
Rhhard A. Anthonv, as aeerBtaifi had offered a serte.-,
?f iT-6lutl.iiis: Wheeler 11. Pockhim and ex Judgo
Ainoux had uiiide s'peeches. and a report fmm .!. James
K. (ros?, an cngincer whom a commlttee of the prop?
erty owner- "inployed, had been read, a- well H aa
lodorseaMBt ?.f the same bv Wllll.un R. Hatton, another
englneer. TMa was the lOBahlBOB iBBeBed bv Mr.
t ro-- In his iciKirt :
ln thc cBMe of the propos.'d tunnd, If there ls any
t.nth 1.1 thc theory of the plston-llk- action of tralns ln
?naBBBf and BMB-Bg I" air, the r.ovement of en *****
traln at fnrtv tBBBB an hour wlll creato au alternao* out
draught and ln-dran-lit of UOO.OOO rublc feet per n.lnuw
at the venlilaWi.g opei.ings, and a local traln aveiaglng
-IxU-n MllM |?t hour wlll create au out aud la clrjuglit
of 120,000 cublc feet per iiilmiu*. What the result wlll
Im- of opcratlng aaeh tralns at ahort intervnls la B**h
8II8HII8BB M a roctingular tub.* of .r.O.) -q.iare '.???* BMB,
with afaalaga aaJf ?' *** *J*** to l-H0? ** of **
?*i,oth mtSAt .an onlv b" surml-wd I'h-.e ls no BSaeBf
similar 88f8ltaaea to gulrte ns ln foru.ing an opinion,
tmt such aspaetoaea as aaBBa lcad* ap to the hBlef timt.
a preat IjIBBlll or BM air and CMMMja?l vlbratorv etleot
,,n M-MM-a win t** naaaaa at an<i n... ti.e apaa-aja to
the Bppei a'r ThU wlll ln' a pcrinan-.it annoyau.e to
aaeapaata al *?e~ buiidinga.
F.x Jud_e Ainoux nsked: 'Why don't they tp
tkroaah roar-WMB. I TIk-v c. ui.i build tba road aloa|
Ihcre 011 plllar-. wlthout lnterf-rlng wlth anvboly or
Btiyihlng. and 1 da not think tlK-re would be any ground
fer dis-alisfartlou." (Apphm-e.)
T. J. BMaBB-Mr. Chalnnan. I think that this r-f
BBBBMJ 80 r"urth-ave.
The < Imlruian-Is thc genth BMB B property owner
in MaBMon ava.l
Mr. BfBaBa- I live ln iFourth ave.
IBa (halriniin-Thls Is 8 nieeting of Madlson avt.
propettv owners.
Mr. BraabB?1 un-ler.-taud, Mr. Chairmati; hut have
you ever lived in FourUi-avo.? No* Then what right
have vou la try and Knddle 011 utifortimate I'uurth-ave.
mor? idiaBantlOB a.id rnor? nolse, nn though we waaa
not alrcadv BB0N thnn abundiintly provlde.1 In tliat
MBld ' il.atu'hter nnd npplausc.)
Ti:< m laaotaBeaa aaaa adopted amd appaaaa:
Bl ..'.vcd. That, as It l? 88888 -1J Uu*'. Ur- pM~~M B~HJ d
Irjn ll OBBBBflBaB-B, In or<ler u. BBM Uve ro_.T thrungii
the avenur, BMM eUn-r ottaln the wrltt a oontiit of BBB
haM n aalaa <.f aai owueA of the paeaartf, or, Ballajg i?i
tliat. n.iist ohtuln a decision Ifl favo: of thelr hpht to con
Mm t th - road from a commlsslou to be appoint l ly tho
Suprenie Court to j-a-ss ujun the Qui:~-e.u o! wh. th-.i *****
a rall.x/.U should bc I uilt through the as -nue or not; ?^?ie
fore;
II -Iv.'l. That w-\ the uiiderslgned propeitv ownfra ln
Mvhon-ttve do ea>-h wlth th - other ag\-,.' that trt
wMl not sii^ii <>r ei\- BBf caaaSBl for the con/rtructton of
tt.. . ? <! ra Iroud BflBM or tlirough Mad1i-on.a\.-., _l-*>
tnat lf Un' Uapd Traniit CaBBBBaMB shall p r*i*t lo tli.it?
enti-?\o-* u? put. uii^ ro*d auaaah Mailaaa aaa. bf
opplyiug -? the <-o<nt to ?pis.:nt ..-oinml-?loii'88 M de
teriiiini thn Bjattaajaa, w- win apfaat haaaM aaeh a aaav
mia?ii.ii. and cudcavor by BM-f l>IfHUBBM BBM la eaaBBBM
tli- (l- f-al ot BM plan by MtMlhMJ a decUloa of Uu ceav
mi--i BM I BfahMl it.
Kaaah <l. TBB! the pro|>erty-owners In Madl-on-ave.
now h-r-hy NlM ttaBBBTiaja into aa anscK-latton f.r the
BBipaM >< elTertlvcly carrylng out theae rivoluttona, and
that th" chalnnan apoplni a B8BBBNBN of Mfaa, altfe
p,.?.r to add to Its iii.niber. to I**** rBMBB ae the SMIBB.I
co-.tTiiiitt.>f the a-MCtaBMB of Madl-*on Aaaaaa I'l'i-irtv
Owaata ?rhteh b^bmbbbBi Ib aaaa ntMt ta ? ?d-d, shaii hi
elwir.'.d .vith tle- duty ot R_aBB| th.- wme hy volnntary
aubwriptions, and ol carrylng out the purjioses ,< the
n- ociatiou :i- i\\tr -?d ln tlv-?e r -toiutlon-., aml that . \-ry
prop- rty-o-n?r B h>-r-by eanie-itly reqtiested ti siim th. -?
raBOiatiaoa aad. ha*laf d.ate 88, ?hall be,-otn* aud be
tteem d tt member of tlie assoclatlon.
TBOVBLE8 0P BUBINES8 MEX.
riAXO M*.NCK\<Tl 'RKRS Illi OMK I N;-0_V__*.'T-A
BB HVK.R Al'l'OlN'TKI).
Conovers Ilrothers OaaBfaaf) pbr.no iiianufactiirers ut
Nlnth-ave. and Kourtenth st., havc beconie liisulvont,
BBd OaatfB VV. Cotterill haa been nppolnfd recelven*.
'i'lu' BBBBB-Bf BBBI Im-orporat-d lu Augusi, 1.--.7, \.it!i tt
capital -t,i.ii of if'JOO.OOO. It wa- a 1 lo-e cor|xiritloll,
James I*. Comnvr and l.eorge II. (onover holdlug all
tho stock, BBBBBi one share, whb h was held by N. \V.
I'hayer. They chUaiert 11 worklng capital of over #170,
000. Th.i direct llabllltl a are W1.880, contlngcnt
Uabllltie- on bills recelvahle, etc., f:i..,d00; ftssets *B*f
013, The largest < redtors are Jacoh Dlll *-,4m, AI.
fred Holge fa^BB, W. E. I*. lbxlges *i.J,..00, Wasels,
Mickio A Otaaa BUBT, s. Ibbbi #-~.ji:i. Tba eaa>
tlngent lliU.llitles are to H. L. Uidlngton if-.'jiu, lutnk
ol .tlie Metropolls BB.llO, New-York County Nutlotial
Iiank 8-j,<>47, and others.
fiadarida I'aiilseii, doln^t buslness as I'i*den< k fBab
seu a Co.. general eommlssion m.-r. hauts, at No. 11) OM
hlip. made an u-ssignment yesterday to Henry \V.
Jon.-. givtng a prefer^n.c for Bl.lMO to the Wllllam
Haiiker Comjmny.
Deputy Ibarlf Ib "iiiluiics hns recelved u writ of
replovln agalnst bevl II. (ioldstoiv, nuinufa. turer of
trousers, nt No. BB* Utoudway, for B->0<), iu favor of the
li U. CbdHB Company. Mr. .Stewart, of Knceland,
etewurt A Kp-tein, attuninyti fur tho plulutlif, .aid
Tbe (.iinir far Chiistaiaa!
Tha i.Mii.e of ihMu l.M l'. Aiii.0.,1. u full .f I 1 N
Ht-l 11-.I1 10K AIX A.HY.S. PlavMl on a beautlful boaiii.
Comtm ln a tiand.oiTi.- bai
II to NOVk.L, aud EXQ1TIKU. lt Osato 81.*_.'-.
aiakaa HaTPT EVENIN?)_.
v_?r_y -M il." MflflM **?!'" _J?*______
prehi-nslon and woiild-lie wtthdrnwii.
J TRAIXER'SXOTESOX WOMBMB.
TALK AU IT AFFWrM THAT ARK OF INTERFST
TO TL'HKMKN.
Adolf Nelxon, tlie MBBBflBB of tha Morrl* Park Club
houae, 1- I" NaahvUM attending the funeral of hla
hrother. who dled last week. Tbe lalo Mr *ME9t
was ono of the wcnlthy BMBMBB tA Nushvtlle. Hla
death aaa aapaetad Bar some OM*. M. _,??-_
? nmy* Lakebind ls ?uld to have tv.o good yearllngs
In hls stable. . . _,?
J.lin Croker talk.. of leaving llrlglitoa Head. with
hls stable. .
IteiKirts from clourcstor say that raclng wlll he
resumed .... ('nrlstma- Day. Tr.ilners who have hors-*s
at that traek have. been told not to move thcir U;rscs
M other tracks, a* everythh'g would lie all right ln a
few day.
-mlllng John Kelly said yesterday tliat 88 lntcndcd
to sail for Enrope wltli Count OMflflB. BBfl that ho
would not go to the lace* agnln this year. They wlll
.ail 08 the MaJestle on December 30.
Cunt (ildeoii said yesterday that Trainer Hyland
WM all rlght. but it would takc tlmc tot hlm to regaln
hls form. Tho Count says that thero ls not a f*****
ln the siable tliat ls worth **?.
J. E. McUonald gocs to the race_ every day. Ju*t to
keep hls hand In. he ._iys.
? RRMM* t'orbett stnv- ln tbe <lty. lle ?av? he is
BBfl licttlng on ti.e It-Mfl, I ut MMM an occasionu! flyr
on om of ? Mlke'' Dotiovans good things.
Jacob RB8BB has t_8 BOBBM owned bv .lohn Hunfer
M his old qiiai-t.r- at JflfMBB Purk. When nny Of
the boys tell RJBB about yearling irials be sln__s hh
BhO-Man nud savs "tiii, ta*.* Dag.ci.'t .s fltflBfl
?pModJfllj. biifJoke"" Issileni ln r-gard to hU 8*88888
next fcaaoa.
The lato Ciiptaln Franklln's farm Ls io bB -old undcr
the hammer. It adjotns Churles -Mflfl lalrvl.w
iiiiiii, and ls Ihfl hlrthplnce of many not-d raca Iiorses.
Major 8. (J. Tlmnuis MM B_I-_n_afl 88-flRW farm,
and wlll 88B8-MM ln tln* NS-B of the breedei-;.
Tho Oaudy Dlnmout colt sold for .10,000 to T.
A. Khret was bred ln (anuda.
Turfmen froin Lexlngton say that Flelschman. the
Clnclnnatl turfnnm, wlll have a strong stable M 1*>2.
Captaln S. s. Br.wn's Moblle divMon wlll bc BBBBfl
In the West durlug the enrly sprlng. Pet"r Wlrnmer will
train them. J. W. Rogers wlll train the MorrL- Park
lot, B8 he bas a half interest ln them wlth Capiuln
Iliown.
Tliomas Mulqucen, who mmiaged tlie stable of John
II. MorrMaty, tho 'olorado luiuer, ls tn th? (ity. lle
intends to make It Jils home.
The ('alliornta yearling- have been dolng 8888888,
IX rcports fr>m tl.e raaahflfl Bia tnie, t_e.? have B
mortgage on all thc stalies in leii-J. lt ls strong* bul
true tliat after every new t._al run bv a yearling,
BJUffl-BBB will sav: "The best 08-1 I ?V"r *aw," lt
niak.-s a inaii rcpeat liliii-elf, and a.-? a general thing
hc -<es about (an tliat ara the best he ever saw and
not one of theni show. up as a winti.T ln tRfl sprlng,
or ever wlns a race.
LaeM Applebv ls e.xpected to buy a stallloti in Eng
bind, whprc Jie _= now on a vistt. He owns thlrty-two
brood mares, and want*. un Epgllxh stallton. Mr.
Applcby wlll be abroad for two or three months. flfl
least, hrhtta Dnvld M. Johnson, who i_U?d wlth hlm,
both belng aoconipanled by their wives. will retum In
a few we'eUs. Mr. Johnson hon been tmwbW wlth
malarln, and made tho trlp dilefly for hls Jieulth.
FOR A RKi RARBBALL ("ONVENTION.
Probably the BMBt Important baseball couventloii
ever held wlll tako place at Indbinapolls today.
I'.oth Nationai I.cai-'ii. and - Ani.'i'lcun Assji Uilloli elub
oaUflll wlll meet in. Joint ddiate to try Ut so.tle the
w:ir whi. 1. has been mi fl|fl_______ to baaaball utfair
for th.< la't two years. .lolm II. Day nnd J. Walter
spaldlng, of tho X.w York Club, and C. H. I'.yrnc, of
the T.rooklyn Club. started on th*> 1 _M train over th.
New York Central road y.-t-rdav nfteniooii. They
wlll b* joincd at Allxiny by President Badfla and the
rest of thfl ROfltaa (leleg.ail'.n. wlildi left the " Hub'" ut
1 o"cliM*k yesterday mornlng. The local deleg?tlon ls
c.iilidetit ihat the unnatiual baseball war wlll suon
ba a thlug of tl..* pu-t. and 1- naturallv Juippy
over th<? proapectfl, It waa aald rflstordajr __at
.liiiiics Muti-lA e.\ inanager of the New-Vork Cluh, bad
gone to W_.htng_jii lo take i Uui-gc of the utfatrs of tbe
club of that city.
FOR THE INTERNATK NAL TCCJ-OF WAR.
Tiig-of-war tcanis i-pienentllig Anieilcn, ip-Jand,
OenaaBPi BvadBB, Xorway, DbBMbR; Itily and isrot
latid, Jiad thcir photographs tnXcn yeutercbiy at the
Madlson Square Uarden. The followlng ls a list ol tlie
.-.plains and tbe number of their men, as fa.r as an
iionnccd: Italy, Captaln Ferraitsa und llft/*cn men;
Scotb.nd, Captuin (ieoige Knowles; .weden, Captaln
i ailc-son and twelve men; Deiinuirk. Captaln Noctrun
und Ilftecn men; Ireland, Captain Daly and thirteen
men; Norwny. Captain Kandall and twelve men, and
OflT-Sanv, Captaln Petcr Doclger, Jr., asststed by
Ofloraaj E. Inataaa.
CB0.8-COCNTRY RCNNIN'd AT HARYARIi.
Cambridge, Mass., IX*c. 14 iSpe. ial1.? The annual
cro-N country run of the llarvard Athletio Associatlon
wns held thls afternoon, and BB a ic-i.lt, 9, F. Carr, of
thc n.cdlciil schooi, Is champioii. It was the most
-iiccessfu! MOflfl UbUaUy run ever held at llarvard, as
thc time for tlie course, 5 1-d ml.1-, was :ii iniiiiite.
50 seconds.
ANOTHER COI'RT TENMS MAT< II IN HOSTON.
!'...-:,,:i. Dflfl, 14.?There b..-ln|{ a giiiep.l f.cllng among
thH Mfl-Mai "t Ma Rflflflta AtRMRfl A**socl_t,lon Umt the
?Bflfl given I.it'ic:. ou Mifiriluv in hi- teniii_ m_t.li wlth
1'ettit W*rt nthflt tJO favorlte. a (flflofld ?w _rr_nj7ed. and
.aine ,,:r ttu- bmwbMb* Tbfl >M* MM Mua* aaw "lutli
tjilrty for :i Mflfli**." Oie ptir>e fll fll'.O belng the flflflflfl _< in
BM previoiM matcli. Lfl8-Hfl*fl uudcrhMid .-cr\l<1'1 w:i
lioor and be had no v_rler> Ut oUcr. lle MBfl _l*o poor In
-.rvlng fo:1 h_7.;ii- rhflB.flT Pettltt pUjvd hLs b.'nt game,
.^iivpt ln thc BWtMt of IflflVlCfl aud bflflflt, whlch I-_tU'r w'_n
uen?r_llT too blBh. OwltiB M the fnillnsf llglit but four
Mflfl w.-r" plo.'-ed, resultlng lu a rtrjw, Peitltt nliiiilni;
llrnt uud thlrd tt ts 0?4, 9?7, ind Latham thc BBflflfld aml
fourth, 8-6, 6-2. lt. D. BflflM VBfl ICMfflB
ANOTHER DRAWB OA.MK IN ST. I.OI'IS.
St. I-iiiN. Bflfl. H.-Th.1 ll.'tl. pflflM ?f the flkflflfl match
b*t?.'...i Judd and Showult.'r enUed in a draw after .-.|\ti
?lx iii.ne-. Thc game sNkkI adjoiirned Oflfll St'.niday an.t
wa< llnl-licd t.*-.lay. Tlic Mfltfl at present is as follows :
Judd, 2; BBowaMflTi 1; dnmn, 2.
FBtVCBXOB TEBOU0OICA1 BB_n_r_U_f,
Prlnieton. N. .1., D8C 14 (BRBtMl).-Tla* (atalugue of
the Piii.ceton ThaoMcMal _eniinary lias Ju-i aiipeared,
slwwiug *A ei)MiliiK.'iit of 18-J -tudenth, fllfltflhatflfl it
follow-: (.radu.ites, !>; Mflten, -1; mlddle clu.s-, .".- .
Junlor**, i^o; _pefl__M, .'. Flve other semiiuiriei, sixt1.
thrflfl college-, thnty Btata* aud six foreign coontrwH
.uv rflpreflented. Dr. Talbot w. Chaaahen 8 al pii>
ent coi-lurtlf. tlie depitrlment ..f PfOBT TflMflBUBl
Btaraaara. wiiicii w*E niicd by thc MM Dr. iiodge.
Niniu.'l 11. Keltogg will b*1 tlM L, P Mon. le> tuirr
thU irtar, hi- aabjael bfllna, "Modern Theorie** on tho
Origln and Devolnpnient of llcliglim.''
WRETARY 909TBB CAXXOT ATTEXD.
Wu .hington, Dec. 14. Sccrctary ROBtar (ontinuiss to
lm|)rove slowly, but wlll huitlly bc able to leuvo hls
house thi. niontli. He wus compelled to cancel hls
ciu'ii^.-ment b. apaak Bt the dinner of tbo PofltaB
Boarfl ol Trada f"i BTadaaadav evening n.-xt. i.ui baa
arranaafl that AasMtant Beoretary Natuotoa thall rtp
ie-ciit lilm on thut occiision. (ieiiciiil Nctileton left
here for EtOfltan thls afternoon.
BTOIBB BWBOBBB BWCOVKBBB.
Dtivton, Ohta, Daa. 14.?Policc elreMa are BfBflB
excited to inglit over the announcenicnt that Chief .?f
Pollce Freeman aud Tli<>iu_.s Farrel, a Plnheaion do
t?*cUve, hav.s uiieni't.hed ino-t of thc> diuiiiond-. reeently
Ht.den Ofl a tniln here fii.in un u.e,>t 0_ K.vk .. fl' .., .,[
Ctneloj-B-1, and rataafl at *1>*.()?m). Tiie dlamonds oi
now lo.ked tii> Ifl tlic Deckel llou?e.
*S
Big, bxit bad?
tho old-fa_hi< .uell
pill. liad to tAko,
und bad to bavo
taken. Inefflcient,
too. Its only
teminrary relief
can get frum
*. r
Try snmcthing
better. With Dr.
Pl-rce'fl Ploasant Pelleta Uie I .nefit is Uwt
Ing. They l_an_e and regulate tbo flver,
KU.n-.acli and tiowela. Taken in time, tbey
preeent trouble. In any caae, they cure tt
And theyeuro it easitu; tbey're nn ild and
gentle, but thorougb aiul eff.s tive. There'fl
no ili-turbuiK . to tbe sy-tem, .li.t or o<vu[ia
Uon. Ono tiny, .ugar contol Cellct tor a
lrixative-- thr_e for a cntbartic. Sick and
j-iliou_ B_a_8_h-t Conatijitttlon, Indipeatlon,
liiln ni- Alt.uk., und ull .li'i'uii,;cniciit?. of tbo
liver, utoiua.'b ciul bowcU aru promptly ra
liev.xl an.i |>ennanently CBBM.
Tbey'rn purely vegctahle, perfcotly harm
Ie??, tbe ? iii.il! ? .t, nnd thc easirst tc take?bul
l#ttidas that, tliey're Uie rheM/tett pill you can
buy, for thry'r. ffunntnteed to give aatia
fuction, or your money is raturo-d. You
puy only for tbe good you get Tb_a la trufl
only of Dr. IHurce. HBadidna*.
Mantels, Tiles, Opsn. Fireplaces,
Art Goods.
UNION SQUAREc *?-.. >cor, BroaHnj.
ilr eaocaro ln our uas noving im own rooi
Buy of Ua mak-r Eatabll.hrd ov?r SO y*
Bo old stock. Ev rytn.na nade aa.b.Waf tor;.
XM COLE IN THIS CJTT,
ihrfj: people ?ay they havf. un mx.
AN ALI.NIflMT IIC.VT MAI'K 1N BO0B__HQ
COCNTV IN VU\.
The exclbment over the dbaB*MBBBBaei of frfwarl
II. Cole. of Nyncfc. had not BBBBBi fBBcrtflp. A|
dnytreak several hundred foot-w. BBBrj aai hrt<??.
tom men wenl ba. k :o that vlllagc from the Hoofc
and South Moiintalns aller a fruitk-- all nu~i|'i
Naaab for the ml-stng man. They were tUded ia
Uietr Irniit bv tiie b-BBBB 8*1 fire line, aj \,n*t[ and
l_e~\es, e-tendiiiK for miles ln all dirc.tl.ai-.
lt seems hardly po-sible after HWb a huni, (-intinoea*
aa it wns lu aU diredions ye-terlav. tbal if OaB klDal
him-elf in the moiintalns sutToundin? N'.a.k lus body
could aaaafa aaaaeBBTf. Kverv ebaap >>t boabai wttw?
mll.'s aud every poaBfMl hiding placa ha- been M.
amined.
Yesterday afternoon e.x Judge Mb B. CM*. Rdwud-a
father, r:*cerlvcrt u tele-grviin from <'. W. Miiier ln 99*
York, who lives near Palisadw, -a-ing that a in***
aiaswerlng JSdward's descriptlon wm ?een bv hlm oett
I'alisivl.-s yesterday inorniiig. Kl Judge Col >, otAtm
Kelrans and otlii-rs went to I'allsades at once. only m
be di-appomted. other runiots were hdloi 4 \io \o
Hlie mAtiner without avail.
There ls nothlug to indbate tbat C .Ic wa; dshonaB.
?f?art Oraaa, au BeeoaaaaBt of the New vork Boani
of Audlt. yesterday begun bl- .-, | ,.f tho booki
of .fe.ine*- H. Blanvelt A Co. He refiis . 1?m nlghl B
dlvulge thn re-ults of hls tofaatlgatlaas. l\t bb:
? Anv repotts that I hnvo a-dd 1 d Mareted a deSclt hpi
a cuisory eaaiulnatlon of tlie bo-.k- la-t -aturdaj vt*
false. 1 made no cxaminution thaa. I flnd hl? bx~B
neatly kept. and I have uot leaned aaoucfa to mahe a
ata t.men t."
Rcga.-dlng Cole's llninclal posWOfl _o-.rd tle rlj.
lape, Presldent Klln.-, Trutee King. Treaaar r iH-ner
and others say that Cole was not ln a po-ition to **_?
anything from the villag.- If lie adflad t?>? Cle'sposi.
tlon ln tlie board of Kduratioti as tu'tee and ieer??iy
was praclaely the same a- in the Vlllage Jloaid. Mr.
Kllne is presldent, and Mr. QaaBBf is Iraaaanr In 4a
Oak lllll O-meteiy Board, of whi. h ('.?!<? Iia- been ?>-.??
tary -i.Meen ye--. Vv- y.thing li ilralght, _c<..rdiii|.
to tlie treasurer, C.eorge Mephens. f L'pper Nytvt,
although Cole handled laigs BBMBBtl of cemetery
money.
lTTvlew of thes* facts, there is a BBPattf grownn brlld
in the theory that ovenvork broug'ut temporat". BBBBfa,
and that Cole watid>*re.l away at a MOBMIll ? . >t inoppof.
tuiaj for hlm because of t.V ti.-ar app.ua. h ut thee-am.'
Ination of the book* of Jame- II. lilauvelt A Oo. A?
r.'a-.ons wlth which he haul BO rv im. . Hon. O^orfa
Scott. stiperlntendent of < >ak lllll' OBMtary, tell* a
story whleh Btl4B0_hBM the Insanky feabff. lie ?ayi
that last Tliurvlay 0888 acbsl -tiang.-ly arbOa ln 'ha
S88B8BBT, and seemed Impressed wlth t.'ie hi.a tliat ha
owned all the plots and wanted to turn them into ctm,
lt is now knov.ii po-ltlvely BaB < .ic nas zw*t*
that au expert at'ountant would be ln Nvack t?utus
day to exaiuine the. books of J. H. lilauvelt <t to.,
with a vlow |o srttllng a privato di-pate betweeo
tho fartnaaa ?-, la NbBtlfB sJiar.s nt tba pro_t< of tha
year. Cole, however, d;?piaye<l no nei vutisness, and
sald: ??! guess they will find things strafjtft!." An
hour Lnter ba had Bad. Cole liart a babit of shsentlna
himself, often two or three days at a tlme, lut
generally told where ho was going.
~_~t nlght Mr. Lucklnson, of Janieu II. BBMBNB A
Co., recelved a t.*legi_~) from Kobert .-slppell, a v~_|
man of Nyack, thnt he saw Cole ln One hundred aaj
twenty-nlnth-st., this city. at 3 o'clock yeatejE
afternoon. Allen i. O.-odln, of Ny<vc~, also -,n, UM
he is posjtlve he saw Cole in I'orty-UUrd-st. oo Sbb
day. Mwart Lee, of Nyack, nn Intlmat.* friend of
the C-ole fatnilv. last ni.ht reeetrad thi- t-_ grain fro?
Waa llertle Cornwall. of utie-hundred and -l\i> r.fth
M. and .-herldan ave.: ?' Shw KJ. Cole \?tet.ay
on our street. bIbo this afteraooa." Mbm i ornaall
Is a stenogiapher in tlio Auiericau Ixiau aod Iruat
Company oflic -.
APPOIXTED DEPL'IY FACTORY lEA*ftTCTOB,
Albnuy, Dec. 14.? 1'iictory lnspector James ('ottDoBj
Ras BffOiatrt Mrs. >oplua Rauch, of New V..rl. (ity,
as DefBtf Faetory lnsp-ctor ln place of Mi>. AiBB
ander Iti-emnr, lately j-emoved by hlm. Bn. RaUfh
ls lha widow of th<> late Heruuiu Rnu.h. Bha BM ?~l
knowu ln (iemuui I'lrchs ns a teacher of m iM.
PROMIXEXT AR.RIVATS il THE WOTXL9.
BiU'XSWICK?Count Jamet?-I, of Parla, art -- *~>
Farlljajik, of Chlcago. 0_J-BBBOOB>~aaaa ABaattal Jolin II.
t'phiir, B. ?. B. BIB-V AVBB-_B~-~e~atM NilMa
\V. Aldrich, of Rhode 1-land; ex-i,,,\, i ,,?r l.ufus U
Bullock, of Creorgla, aud e\-(.'oiigr.'.?UKiu Jehn W. BMB|
of Vein;ont HOL1.AKD-L. Z. l.ell.r tt CmmmRt.
MIIIKAY IITTiTi Bhl fBBflBWBBBa f. o. BBarBaBBBBj al
St. Loui... and John Van Vooriiin, of Baehaatar. l'~.v~~,
?aBvCnajnasaMa Logau u. Roots. ?.,( aiBaaaaa, wind
SOR? t'.x-CoiigrcsM.iau John \V. CandKr, of Uoeton, art
Samuel J. Tildcu, jr., of New-Lebanou, X. Y.
THE WEATHEE REPORT.
THE RAIN AlU'.A "sPUKADINi. BABTWARD.
Washington, Dec. 11.?Th'- ar?M of lo.v mo**Ot0 aBBBBl
thU morning over Kansi- ha- n.oved ik rtlei r-tasrJ to I?*a,
atU-nd.sl bv BBBMBl rain Uiiouahout the <'.-ntr?l \Bll>v-art
Uie lake i?elon?. The arta of IiIkI. pi-c-urc BrhBh "X
n~rth of Lak>- iup.-rlor ha~ Baflfrt at BlBBWlaiH t** -1*
?st, Baaajaaaa faBaf and Baar4BM0aa8. siu. (oid**r uonh.
BaBtaety wiuda aud fair woBth.r. Tl.c sec.md nrf ~ lufh
paaaaara over the puteau realou ha- lnew.s?d tn Inwo-K).
and i-en_mlai? c-ntnl over Luh: whlle the bttomtti o*t
rlsen ut Iwo.di}- .Miiiutalu station.. Th>- ludi.-~:i*i? *tt
that th,> eioudin.m ?ui taerer. oo *_ho Atimth-Coait, ?"*
ralu- south of N'eu-y.irk. t lundlu.-- will ia?M8Mla >???
Enfland, wRh aaaterly n8b8_ and rain or .-now Tutaiaf
Biaahn
fOWBCABX TII.I. 8 i?. M. tcbbdat.
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?BBB ; colder; mstiTlr or north. a*f.rlv hiihI*.
*'or Baatetfl Bew.Taefe, aaMar; MaaaaU bIbb*Bi *****
tl.r'..teiiii.L' VBBBM8 and rain.
ISur l'_*tcm Penmsjlvanla, B8B Juaf -""t P'"'*'w*r''
light BMarSMj ^ouUusa Uri.v wmd.. -:ivhtl> . oid-T.
lur M uy land, Virguila, _MOBHa_HU irt '? or,-.*, UI**
drtaraaa
Kor Alabauia. fl88B8- and WMBMappi he*~B-? ?'X?'*T,
ln I-'*?tern Florlda; cl.-aring durlinv th- d .y a:i_ air M
BTBBaaatBPi colder kf Wciinesdiv
fflf LoutaUuia, ilraring, cold.r aud filr Wdnxlay.
Vot Aj-kaiusi-, culd-T and BBMftBC. piaaairt hy Nla *
tlie ea Uru portion ; tolder and falr WeUuc-iJiv.
IVir BaaBan -Bna, falr: older.
For B_B8 v.rgit.ia, miii; 88B8BB 18 WaBBeaaay. m
lor T-uiiesaco aod KeaBaekj. aheaaMi '-d*-1 m
W.il, --iIj.\ ii.ornlng. ____!
Kor IfaaaaM faw-Tark art WaateM i'.fin?yi*aa*
ohlo. liidijHu and lilinoU. tB/MMnbtB ?,-U-: Md BBl *
"now : cotd-r by Wrtawday. . ,_,?.
i.r uh.i -Mi.higan, HiaaMrtH aaaaaft bm ***?*
colder by rVodna-day. _??.
Kor rpiier Mblii_<in, aaa? reMer Weda-daj *??***.
Kor Wlaeaaala, tttm* BBB rain . ...id.r and t-ir ?',?u-r
*y|-\,r l_*ii?a_K. oii SaartBj sud W-Jiios_..v, fair. decil'-U*
(? Kor' MarvUud and lowtt. rain er aaa*, BBear?d M *9*.
Ing flMlhBI during the cMiiuig, colder, l.'r -"*' ***
Wednn dm\- ._?___.____>.
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I i- Nei>ra-ka. win In th.' raal; ...M.-r ln . -u
K, r th- DukotaX, ucn.rullv falr: -!!?!.lh waj- "
for Mlnm-oti. Ilxht -iio? er rain. Mmwm Bj
TRIBrNE LOCAL OBSlinVATIOXS.
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mat i...~B
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30.0
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la thi- dluram a conUnuoua whlle llna *b**lKtf.
cliaugft* In LTSMtra. M ina.iat._l by Tlie IrlW'' j^
rtaatllM barou.eter. Thc btoket lli-o riw"*1 ,*~
tempcratuie. aa oba.rved at Kcrr)'. l'harmacy.
Trlbune Offlee. Dec. 18, 1 a. m.-Partlr BBadf BJB18BB
aaapBrt ?.->t-*rdav. t.ut an air ??< aan 8r? ? * ,?.
Maaaaa >'f ?BajbaaahBti ?ud aara-Vaaaali *****} J t
WotMrn uuieau leaaaad -?? hapHBi ?- ""''.' IZm
*. n... and .01 al 8 u. ))?? Thc temueiatuie i-.wu.-d - * f
I] ^ M .les"*..., the rr^J^LLfSi"- BBBBl
than 88 8M .oneMKiudlni: dav !?-? 188* ??"*'
lhau on {.uiidav. .. _,,. ^,,,i,.,t,iv be Idr
li. au- o?ir U.U citv U-d.v ***** ? II **>''*?'lr ?,.?#
or nortlT Blortf "eaUier. f..ll..?.d br ttehl i-"l" ? ?***
Vm* C'hlaa l.lass. or Brlc-a-Brar ?'*" *!i.Ka>a
K.rtai.. aaaaa, wiW^^-iS,

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