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IN THE HANDS OF THE J I'KY.
MKS. LANGLEY'S DIVORCE SIIT ENDS
HEP,
Hl'.sl'XVn, Till- I'HIVIIIMI. XXTTVErs,
STOfTf-Y MOTES THE CEAltOES
A'.AIVsT HIM.
The trial of Ibo suit for absolute divorce In which
Mrs. Marl.- Belle Langley nppenr'-d as plulnilff and
William H. Una-ley, Iht hood of Ito wool-lmpm-tlng
firm of Vf. H. Langley A Co., as defendant, was vad-d
In Ibo Supreme Court In Hro-aklvii yo. ferd av l? '??:>'
Judge Ijindon and a jury, which had io decide tvbeih t
Mr. Langley was grolty of Ito offence which annuls
the marital He in this state. Tho exldenee for Ito de?
fence, begun on Tnl ad B J. was finished early In Ito
day, Mr. Lnngloy l.elnj- the chief witness. John E.
Parson, summed np lor Ibe defendant, nnd ex ?Judge
Reynolds for Ito plaintiff. Aft.-r Ito etoiffe al -indee
Landon >be eas* went to the jury curly lu the even
lag and a sealed verdict was rendered.
The crowd of spectators In Ito courtroom was
greater than on either of Ito previous days of the
frlsl. Mrs. Laugl-y was accompanied by ber sister.
Mia* Shepard, ber father and b-r brother.
IX It'll,.!'. RETOOLS*. ?
The first orita*"** wu* Erastus M. Yali, clerk at the
rnlted states Hotel. He testified that Hi'- n-gl*tri:
Hon of '-W. Lawbr and lady. Newark." at the hotel
toolf place while lie ssas at Hie desk, and that Mr.
Langley had not made any of the entries. Ile bad
been lair I Hf ll lo Mr. Langley In the oflice of
Chauncey Tmax In November list, and be was certain
that be was oot thc- mau. The man who registered
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JollS E.. PARSONS.
BS Lawler was tall and dark. Persons w.-re In the
habit of taking: a room at the hotel for a short time.
The witness. In cross-examination, Bald he had given
a recommendation to tin- balboy, Watta, who was va
witness for the plaintiff, and lie had gone nt tb- direc?
tion of Mr. Herdllng. tho proprietor, to find Margaret
CGrsdy, the chambermaid, another wlti-K-ss for the
plaintiff, but he denied that be bad told ber thal she
need not work for txvo years If she would do what be
told ber to do.
Alfred Samu.-l. a ball boy at the Vnited States
Hotel, testified that be n-ver suxv Mr. Langley there,
and similar evidence was given by David Williams, the
nlpht clerk at the hotel. The latter swnre that Wells
had told bim that be had made two affidavits In Hie
case, one at the office of Mr. Root, and Ihe other at
the office 'if Mr. Truax, and lhat Mr. Hoot used ta
play billiards with him and would "drop" PS nml
tlO bills, nnd that Mi. Hoot had sold that Mrs
Langley's side of the ease was worth ?ra.'OO or Ifi'tO
to him.
George P. Herdllng, proprietor of the Patted states
Hotel, In his evidence, declared that Mr. l-ingley lind
not register"*! ut the hotel on Hie dales mentioned iii
the case. He had knotvn Mr. Langley for a long lime
and lt would be nlmost Impossible for bim to stop at
the hotel and the witness not know of lt. He never
bsw him a idBPst at ito hotel. Tho witness test Hied to
going to see Margaret OTirady. Shir bad said she
knew nothing nbont tho Langley case, snd would have
nothing lo do with lt. Th** witness denied the afar
of money to Wells to go away.
There was a thrill of Hterest in th- courtroom
when William II. Langley xvus culled lo the stand.
Ile gave life evidence xxith piumpine.* and decision.
Hts rooms, he testified, were at No. 2114 Fifth-nve..
New-York, and his former borne wns at No. 47 noir
pont-st., Brooklyn. I*6t summer be took bis family
to Shelter Island on Auguu o, and ihe complaint li,
this suit was 6erved on bim three dnys hiter. His
father died oo December in, lsDO. and he did nut
know until after the suit tva* begun thal bis wile
had employed a detective t.i wa*eb bis movements
soon afterword. After denials of the testimony of the
detective DoscJioi, (hm ? week ago Saturday he left
No. 234 Fifth uve. xvith a woman, and that they
parted at Delmonlco's and met nguiu in lirosdxviiy
and went to the Hoffman House, and of Ibo testimony
of .Margaret li'Grady that ho was at tbe 1'nltei! states
Hoted on August S xvith a woman. Mr. Langley was
asked:
"Did you register at the I'nited Slates Hotel on
October Bl, 161U ; December ni, 1801; January 2A.
March 2?, or August .?, UPS, with u woman, under the
n*mo of Lawlor or aug saaa*0ta He guvc a pieltlvc
denial of this. Ile said lu- OOOBOasOan passed through
the hotel on his wuy to Hie elevated "Moilun and hod
known the proprietor for a number of yenrs. A week
before Augun ? last your be ha/1 left the city on Ito
cruise of the New-York Yacht (Tub and returned
on August 8. He went lo his homo in Li*ooklyn.
He found his fondly in bed nnd hissed his xvlfe and
children. After Ids breakfast he went to his office
in New-York, whore he spent the day attending to
business. At 1 p. m. he went home, crossing Ito
Bridge In a carriage, and I ml. Ma futility to shelter
Island, remaining thole a week, lie xvas not near
tb* Cnlt.st states Hotel on Augu-t e. The Siiturday
night before he left shelter Island he danced with
ids wife and they parted affectionately.
un rross-examlnailon the witness Wenicd that
women weie received at thc house "afton he hud his
apartmentii. He admlii.sl ticing ut a ball a tow night.
ago at the Music Hall, bul lu- had taken no om- with
him.
"Did you say to your wife in Ito presence of her
Bitter that you would make lt-hoi for ber
ll she did not get u divorce-1"
"No."
"Did you use pr dane language to her?"1
The witness paused and finally saul Vu." He
admitted swearing In the presence of bj? children, but
denied using obscene language. He denni saving lu
B store ut Eullon mid Ilerrepout st-., on Tuesday, that
be didn't care how Hie suit came out.
{several witnesses were culled lu rebuttal, but they
were In the main those before ou the stand, and
brought out smne point* elle, ted by the direct 0*1
dence. A new witness wa.. Henry Eranie, butler ut
the Langley House, who w_s called to prove that Mr.
Langley was late In arriving on August H.
A motion for a verdict for the defence un. the ground
that, admitting the trott, of all the evidence, no adul?
tery had been proved, was denl.il.
The case xvas then .summed tip by John E. Parsons
Prevesllna Kui ure Miser..
If there ii. In this vale of tear*, a more prollOc source
sf misery than Uie rheumatic twinge, we have yet tu
hear of lt. Pi*ople are born with a t.-nden. v to then.
DjBtUru, just as they are with one tu lOiisumption or to
scrofula. Blight, causes hut develop this. A* Boon a*
tbs agoulmng complaint, u.anitests itself, recourse should
be had to Heitetter'a Stornack Hitters, wblrb cheeki lu
further Inroad* and banishes the rheumatic poison from
the *y*teru. Thia staterr.eut tallies exactly with the
testimony of physician, who have employed this line blood
ttepurent In their petyale piactice. There I* also the
amplest j,roles.ional and general testimony as la) the
efficacy of the Hitters for natlarla. User complaint, con
f nation, indigestion, kidney trouble, aervouanesi atid
a of appetite and flesh After a wetting, whether foi?
led by a cold or not, Uie linter* ia useful aa a prc
veuUxe of the initial attack pf ibeuniaUiia.
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for the defendant. He ptotursd him as trying hy all
means i,, av., 1,1 the db, upturn >,i hi* family. Tua
argument for tho pl.iinrlir was mode bs . v-.iud.-,
Iteynoids, st io dwell upon ito nilsen ol :i iii "Tit il
uni.,, in nhl, li voss, wore I,inion. Judge Landon's
Charge lo tb,- Jury ssa. brief. Ile ile lr.??! t.. rliarjro
thu Ute evidence of ,, pr.tnt- detective wai nol
ba tmdf Ibe -"!<? tari* ol , xeriiut for Ito plaintiff
In a sim fm divorce, The Juts wa* directed lo bring
in a sea led rerdlcl inf*, a oft In r.
loo MAIS 1 LODGERS IN POLK E STA TIONS.
DR, BRYANT REPORTS Til Cl" THF OVERCROWD
1XG ? I" 1 Hi: ROOMS ls x HEX Xi I". TO
THU CITY-i HEALTH.
The Menlth Board bad a long conference yesterday
aft.aa.ll, I/,, rhlef s,il,J.-,t of i'-l-' : s-|o-i wm c. ?
liKigliii;-roo;n system In'the poll,- stations. Dr. I I
presented a report as (be retail ol bl- lour arnon.! ito
tadglng-room* oa Niturdsy night. President Mani .
of Ito Police Hoard, wa* preseni during Ibe grraH'i
part of Ito coiifi-ronc-. and promised to bi) Ito re
port before I lu- police Cominis,!, poi . ni lb li meeting
io -monow. Tb.- doctor'- report nada lu part as lol
Iowa:
1 tm of Ito opinion Ibal prompt imu-nr-- should
be taken at one- lo Imii, ate Hie Ia. i U Ito ilo.o. Jilt.
Ibe Hollie Commissioners ol Ibis cit; thal Ibe limn
ber of the kulgera In those room- -a- In man) lu
?tain .-. al 11,1- lime out til all pi..|,o !! li to Ihe Miami:,
ol air -pu., and tho opportunity im proper ventlht
lion, lu immy pisces n, ? overcrowding wan sm,, ,,s
lo leiuler tin- i'lr eMi-i-nii lt otl.-n-ixe, III spile lil vt n
ever voutllatioa xs:.s possible or would bo permlll.-d
by those unfortunate tenants. tVtoii ii ls consld red
tout these p.-cons ami ihelr rlolbiiig ure Binna n
variably in ti, v. both from rhoh'o und mee *ity, and
that niilmnl Warmth ls fostered by duse ionia.'. ..,-.
inc to Ito absence ol suitable c*ov4'rtng, Iben, Indeed,
one can mul. rstahd bon tb<- herding ol lia' poll I' I ?
liol,lilllie persons can quickly IteciMlie a menari tu
imbil.- benito, especially iii ibe i?.?-!?- ol such di
,-ases iis cbolera, smallpox and typliu* it-x.-r. ll a
found lu tomi' Instant --s Hint iii.-'Ilml; ol a. on,mo..,
lion was regulated rather by Hie himiii. ut.iiu. - of
the sergeant on duly and tbe nrgetii'j ol ibe derna n.i
of ito applicant than by any *anlt.iry '.slder.iiliui
xvbatever. As tin- result of ibis seiiUmentol stoiidm-d
of aU.-lilSsloll, tll-s" pinn-, liol i ll lf-t | llt-ll l 1 N I. -I alli
overcrowded to an eitri iii.- d--grce, permlttlns w ? ' I*
100 cubic feel of air space fur each uci-npaiil In ma,iv
Instances. \Mdle t ionise ,,r (bis kiini may nfiord
tempornrv physical relief lo Itosi1 to wbuan ii I- g.v.n.
still, no hating benefit whatever resnlt? from bnrlM,r
lng unfortunate people under Ihese unsanllan and
degrading sUlTOUndlnSB.
In rles of Hie*, facts, I am constrained lo .invi ??
and aro* n.m ti." Interests ol ordlnurj snnltuil m,
humanity and public Wifely demand Unit Ihe I" I:
lug room, of Ito p> lb ? .im,,,, I,.s be pla,-.inlet
the same rule ol a, ti,,,, ns retards Veiillliilloii aa.I
cubic apace per capita us an- exacted bj 'In, dl'p'.irt
mont ol lb" I,--, pei-- ,.r lodging house* In Hil* elly.
I ,-im ii it pupil.tl i?. sax. bus ever, H.ut ihesi measures
slioiibi be culed lulu .Ucl at LAsVr, :i- Ibe lc-ult
of ruell nen..i, would undoubtedly turn Into Hie stree!
a li,rp.- no alter of unfortunate bring* who would nml
lt dliiu ali. Indeed, loi ibis reason, lo proteel tli.tt.
selves from ito iiun.ua) contingencies ol Ibe pl soul
severe winter. Honorer, ,s soon as |be wrath.-r
orlll permit, this role of action should to eslabu?-, 'i
and onforc.sl rigorously ii,.-leafier, li seems lu un?
to to a sad i ,.m,i,ei:taiy. li, tl,.- prone;,, ,? ,,| t lie bon -'?? I
civilization ol this country, and Ibe charitable Incllna
Hons of il,,- people ol ibis pent rlty, Ibal belier
messum ol relief cannot I-- provided f.-r this, the
most unfortunate, iil-fui.-<t class of iii,- human i-unlit
that comes uiider otocltl notice Iii Ibis elly.
rn'O ARTISTS' SOCIETIES TO (UVE .1 " BTAO*
The "stag" of the Nexv-Yorl. Waler Color Socli-tJ
and tho New-York Etchlne Club, fo be given to.n**rri>W
evening at the Academy of Design, I- certain toto an
affair Of peal Jollity. Tho guests will have an oppor
tunitv ta see the CihlhitJon of picture! of the tty i
OTgatilTiitioiis, which xviii i,e open to the pnblii on
Monday. Sapper xtin ba servod, and there "ill be
no end of iiiK.imul metrlment.
TUE JU El USE OF A swiss AMERICAS JOE EX AL
Tin- '"Aawfttaatwhe tohsrsUaet gaiMag*1 al Mew.
yorh, editi-.l Iv .1,.lin ii,.-.bi, li, ba, j'l-l publish I I
?glendal iiuinb-r to Briobtou Um irrouty'litto anniversjrj
af iis foundation. Thi? number cootalai um poitraiu
,f ito Bwlaa Btatestaea na* In powei at bt. and th
swiss i-"i.rus,-?tatlse* ta Ito L'oltsd State*, bi areli ...
ictnn-s ol Hie piitielpal buildings at Uie Cbleago I te
.osltioa. t'nder the able direrUoo nf Mr. Fited rich Uh
lieut oi|an of H.e Helvetian leaidenta ..i tate I ...
MOB extremely BUtt*BStUl, ir.abilv be BBSS lt ba- J.rim.;.
low to ally the old patriotic sent,';,ant. .,i ii, readers sith
heir deV*tlSM und dntlc, U,it ard the United Mat -. Ibell
Btoptsd lo'iiitry. 'J'l,-- "AmcrlkaoUche Sehweltiei t
mutt' '"is roasmatlv displayed at Ut head .,r it
he AaWTtCOa ami swiss ria;.-, trhotv lola* Billi
ratenu.1 embrace and Inapin Um artlclei pul
be honor and |ntere*t* Bl Ito two Republics, lt Blay
;e addi-i timi lu gtvlag Ito kAttoty et Ito Swiss-A nu- ,
?au nawBgapet its editor forget lo aientleu tie- BU ? --
,f thc- fund tillich nus raised by bli panei lot Ito a*
? i>tuncc of ito Swiss rlltoaes :>--i tnUt festf*] ii bv uro la
be ll--?.'timi valleys.
_?--ss-?
A RECORD OF STATESMANSHIP.
PR] SI DENT ll XYI.s's, CAREER SKETl DEL UV - UE
HON. t SKI. S'.'ill I'./'.
"rom Harper's Weekly.
Ii may be said without exaggeration tlinl i -
.tallon lu this country toa .ehiotn If ever been grac, I
it ii mun of purer character or higher and wore ron
rlentlou* collection ul duty ami more jailrioilc
notites. His career lu private as well .,, lu public
Ito xxus throughout thal ,-i fl inod.-l eltlien. Ile ?a
btU lu Ohio iu 10*88. lltixliig received a liberul
?diicution, be devoted himself lo (he j,rai,ne ul ibu
a xv, mid won Ito genera] esteem ..f Ito profession and
f the public by tl.,11-liiy of bl- BMUt.es und ur
liiiiviile-IHs iiiiri u colisi-leiilloii performance ,.( In.
ailie,. He sought und fouiri i-uugenlal compauloiUililp
imoiig persons of culture and high character. !!?
irluilpb-s and sympathies mule ulm un antl-slavet*)
nun. When, after ito outbreak ul ttoseeei lou move
noni, the National i?nvei'iiiiieiit called lu .!.
<? promptly abandoned iii, protspensi* prof, on a I
ewotlee ana Joined ito army, 'the wounds he re
rived attest** Iii, taloc. lit -gallaUt and meritorious
undue! In battle," nml l.\ giving evidell.f Ito
Hpabillty of leuOOKhlp, to i-;u-im*i for Mantell ibe
mik nun command of a genera] ofhrer ani a plan
urning Hie benvoal and ablest ,,l our riUsen sotdlei .
ii isii-i a nomination ior Cougres* thought bim, uud
e wa, ,-lo, led while serving iii Hie li<-ld. in ino" In?
nis lioiuliiiitod for tbe lioveiiiorshlp of -ih.... bihI
lected lo tliat office twtco Iii Buoce .iou, tun, lu
rearing majorities, one canvsai i .u.,:,.- ujmiu Ute
?eiaiiist,!-uetl,.n measures aud the other nimn ihe Una ii
lui hon. sty ,f the Natloiiiil I lovernmeilt, of Which In
eeamc one of ito startHesi and im.-t uiirompromisln*'
hampiotia. Hia admlnlslrations as liovcrnor were
ithoiit u flaw in point or rectitude and good polk')'.
ronttnnted far Congress lu ir-7_ to tta- defeated by
.stroiu- combluHtton of oppoalng forces, ami tun re
l.sl from public life, us J,.- e.sjioi t" U. for.vei. Hui
C was < all'-d forth nguiu by u nomination for n,
?ovortishlii iii IH?.'., which be reluctantly arcepled,
nd then lie bil in thut famous campaign for "sound
loii.-y," the slrtorlous lasue of tthb., roaled t ia
mil defeat of the Oatner-liialatioii movement
lt x\us not surprising Hiat ito noifesl man whom
nibllr plate had so often Bought, Instead of hi- seeking
I, who by meritorious service had io sorb s u, ...
ion the esteem and confidence of his fellow-cltltem
itbool making enemies, mid wbo IfiTn become ,. ron
"?sOttout a i.'pt.-r.enia-ive of public Integrity ami arrant!
oiloies, should have bern arieded by t'n<- .Vail,mal
lepublican Convention ot 1*711 as | safe mun lo bad
tu- party?Iton seriously discredited by Ito exposure
f corrupt practices iiihI.-i H.-n.-ral ?iri.ut"- sc omi .Xi]
linlst rai lon- once mort to victory. The doubtful
? ?suit ol the election and Ihe dangeroili i lite I Ibnl
illowi-d and wns finally Hetti, sj in favor of Mr. Jlay>-.
re well remembered. President Haye* asKumed the
lilies of bil otb'.- under cir. nm.tan.,-, ,,f uniiaunl
Iffli-ulty. Had to been a triiUh politician, .? ? man
f no moro than nu ordinary messure ol moral courage,
B troald have Bottgbl Ito toVor ol Ibe mosl powerful
lenienis of his pony Ital Ibey mlghl li^-lit bl- batlli-s
.r him. This be did not do. ll.- bod nothing In
i.-xv bul the greal Interesti ol ih- country. In li
?tier of accepiunc- be had, B4*eo!*d*ng lo t-onvteilou.
,ng entertained, laid j-'r.-ai -tr.?.. u]h.ii (be in.iiy
' a thevrougb r.-roirn of ihe civil sendee, in hi in
,Bural aaoreis to reiterated with emphoal ii deter
lim lion lo curry on Hint reform. He formed bl*
ubiiiei. not wlib ii view to pl.':,-,- ito party potentate*,
it with a vb-w to ibe aarcewfnl exeeuUon ol Hu
ork to lie done. H.- hud hardly entered the IVhlle
on,.- xvii, -i to began Jil- preparation* tor tl,.- with
awiil of the troop-, from ? Hm eitate* lately In
'bellloir-n.i?i -/r.-j.t and ttl..- measure of nacHlcattuii
libh relieved Ito Southern people of tbe cur ?? ol
culled rarpet-bog mle, gare them ba-lt Ihei ell
iverninent, and became the sturilng-polnl of that
osperous devriopmenl which xta- now tohtiht. Thi
reosury Detriment tl on..- rigiwonsly prepared for
,- resumption of Bpeele psymenis and iii" reduction
ul funtlitii! of ito Nan.mal il. bl at a lower rale ol
forest. Tin- lii'sidi-ni by Rxeeutlve order warned
ibu.- otiicers against mesMllog srlth party politic* and
e tovylOg of Jiollilcal tiss.-s iii-nt-?: comp, lilly,- ex
nlmitlous, discontinued umbi- President i.rant. tt.r.
sumisl lu Bevevol of Ibe depsrtments In tt'ahlilngloii
id Hu- 'gtVai lioxi-rniii'iit olhcea in X,-?l,nli, and
bsciiuenily (wo of Ho- principal and mos) lnflmiitl.il
titers in Sets-York were removed on ito ground thnt
ey bud mude Heir olin -et headqiiarter* ol political
snagement?an ari highly offensive to pnw.-rfid party
nd.-rs.
While these measures were ii-ceive.l willi favor by
e InleUlajenl patriotism of Ito country, Ihey oroon-d
B lesei.tniout of ito praciicul is.1,11, lan-, bini, nnd
tr? tho withdrawal of Hu- troop* from the south, le?
ns* lt woukl turn Republican imo liemocratic
itett; the (lt il .-v'lVlce Reform lll'II lin-, lieonll-"
M .urii.ll.sl Hie patronage oVtinaln ol tl,.- memtor*
Congress mid Hie purtv BBB gnat* Thus Ito Opposl
,n io Hu- |*t**aja>nl li, CJongresi nnd In tta party
anetta mew sie*dlly to Etrength and violence. Tto
-oinmeiidatloni made bv tl,.- lYcBldi I.l an'! tho bead
ll.-par!mellis wen- lenlempiuonsly tbrottn aside
?cn ito gnanctal rnsnaures ol (to Admlnistrntl si at >?
miler.Hi, and a -dta-r bill pataed over the president'
io. Hut be st...Kl firmly by his prinriples. Tl,
Bttotn policy st.is imilntnln.-d. tue r.-suniption ol
>-ole psymenis BOCCrBflfUll* effectod, ami ti,.- ii.<l a
nor of Ute toantiy pi tm t rot. lt l< Irue (tat Ihe
ictlcal re ror rn of Ito civil Borrie* f.|| sbort of Ito
-?inai ppogramine: but. cnmMarlng timi hi* pi--de
.sot- bud Btaodoned Ihe whole svstem, thal Pi -i
at Have, and i!k- beads of Ito Departments uni,:
ii bud to xvork without any appropriation* for tb"
rpoao, uiid si'ere at evert riep <,b*tructed und assailed
a hostile Coner""*, lt ls r.-marl;a'..le not that m.
,re. but that on nincb of permanent value ? is .,
nplisiiisl. If President Hiiy?*s dbl ootonrry through
complete reform of Hie ('(xii sortie,-, h.- cejt,,l?l.
?ed that reform from niter Bhtilhl'utlou. ;,nd -rave lt n
jr nnd vIporoiiM impul*"'. wlHeuii arbleb Its 4Ubse*"ju.-ui
ip-ess would hardly have been i*>sslble.
LAKEWOOD TRAINS
vo New-York from station c. n'r.,1 Itallrand or (few
?sey, foot Llbertv-st.. Norlh Klxor. at 4*stt). g:|_
m., 1:45, 3:40, 4 "20, ?:15 p. m. N'j bninlay
Ina.
ut
THE OFFICIALS 8TAHED.
M.'Mt'Il S * I' THE H4X IslN ; YAI.I,i;>
CASK
i Lint I* i rti'.H Pl x tTOR nu.i. >* 'in'
(?IIOUIaDCR. xvii Tilt* COI'RT OFFICER"
IRK - ['RPRISEO STEVENS! S
Bl'RKf* x xx tin; R&
'.Ins ' eli r, . on ll irhe In Ihe Hoi h
lng Valh-y Raliway -a- wn* continued yestcrtoj In
l'ari III ol Ito supreme in.rt. Mr. bari." wa* in the
wiine- ? ? r the close of ito mes lng re*
alon. Most of Ha time wai tx ipled In reading extracts
iron, tb" testimony In prevlooi r*.**** In whlrh (to
*?-.. ii., i". | bond* ka vb |.., I, ir.-, lived, onli an
,,,,;.,<- . n toing din lcd I" ito -'-; ' -?
Tl: ? pr >.. ? dh _? '?? re ll] exi eedlngly tedi?
ous, und during a large portion ol tl." dav ito roar!
room pr.-"i,t"<i 'i" appearance nf sn afternoon 'a.
vvlthnoi the ladle, and t-o lea. benator Hill aid
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hts .i ?*lal( . I'i'n Root, Charles P. Ma, Lean and
i : ni,., h. Hunter, ,,f ? olnmbns, Ohio, Jobed to-.-eih.-r
,r m|i!, Hie opposing i.ciii.-i. Joseph ll. Ctoote,
I ieneral I'-ei |amln li Rri tow, Hugh L Cole and
I'nvld Wilcox, Mr. Ilnrto and Judge Ingraham ex
changed s word .... a-i.,n;,liv while ihe irroansel wore
?nd t . r ii- v?? ii," moBotony
judge IngrsJinm gol up frequently .and l"i,k"d mil ,,f
ih,. stii,!..tv. The Jury had tang ilnee ceased ta
wond.-r tt'int n wa* ail iii. nu, and were beginning
lo gel acquainted with each other.
JOsl :?!! ii , ii" iTE
'j I... objei ? -,f ito i i" cs imliiBtl ? ioi led
ij Mr. Rout, os lo rsra ffml Karto out iii- as
rlatei had given nu valae lo n-- railroad rompani
In exchange tor Hie b md . ? scept ,- nala , oal land
n ,,ii,. Mr. Root, In emphasising this point, tapped
s-nnlor lilli' .hould, r bi \ eral ilu? . 1 be court
ifB,lui* dared Bl tich familiarity x-.itli ii,,- deua ex
nncblne. and the .-? natur lootod embsrrsaaed.
-i Uren, anything mon ' a ked Judge Ingraham
lever*] limes.
y*i. I'huale ashed Mr. Han'er if tliere had toe*
ii or 11 h'm i ? t np for thi* ?? han i .-r Ibe
,,| riimpan] ' lurk, Ihe ..i.j.-< bril ri.,' ititi li
ri (hal Bil Ito ??-?'? rn r .-r ito coal stn k had
,;.-..,,I t? ibe transfer. Mr. HUI objected, and lb
abjection was u lal nisi. Mr. Choote then a tod ti:
i 'iii.c. i v.. i: xii \ . i i.'-r :\-. yo as <nu cition*.
.mri t, dir.n :, verdict for ito defenilants on
to ground lhal ito plaintiff* had no) ixrtnhlh-tod
srii ? :,i..i .,;i ito ground thal atoy were
rocinibsi imii bringing ibis all by reason ..r their
greement ta ;, -nit decided by Ito Ohio coarto.
.iinigc- Ingraham suggested thal ba aired a pr*
irma verdlrl fr Ito diiendani , with Lave t? both
ld.-, to argue Ihe rase, if np n argnmeni to boold
.-"il.- to reverse Ito verdict, both stales limb! have
a,- opportunity lo Introduce new evidence,
Senator Hill sugge-tiil ibal tl,.- Jury l?- tl ctiargjei
\ consent, Ibal the ai**mmenl ls- toord, and ii,.i:
udge Ingraham decide a< a Judge In equity,
|*he li-t.. n , m ali. i. but ? ito] rodd aol
pee ila- rouri ndionrii ii until lo-dav. If ito counsel
free aloin: lb" Iii", .ii.-.-.-I,a|, a v.-tall, I xi Ul |?.
Irected; if not, ito n.ai xv til proceed.
THU) WANT EXTRA ACCOMMODATION,
PPMCATIO.XS sir. 'j T . 1 ni: DO j, RD OP I U'nitl
cxi. COXTROI, BT srx'i \ COMPANIES.
Tho Hoard ot Electrical t outed held n grot
? < i ini' \.-icril:,\ fur (he pres.nl year. The iio.ini
bs i,-iiir'ani/.si bj eleetlqg Mayor Qlb v rtolramn
id Commls I h. i Mo-- wc reta ry, lu opening Ito
oceedlngi Ibe Mat,., said lhal I,- prop.I ta seo
If ii could liol to o,,n<|in I",! oil -Ull" -t I.mat!.
it**.*' Application* wore i.-i.-iv-u (rom seven com
nibs fur extra BcenmmislatJcms. rto Maiihaitnu
lectrle Ugh) company, llnriem Ugbttag Company,
etropoUtan Teb'gtaph and Telephone Coospoay,
inuit Morris Comp bj nnd rails.,n (*ompan* tofeod
r ROW Ibr.'-Inch dud tu tallou- 1 a allll-,. The
opire * lt s sill,-.mu i,,mp,nv proposed t-, build sub
syi fm- iii. Billson Blectrica] lUumloaUng Omnpany
(tooth it., BS far north us Itei-l.maii : in Chambei*s'0
a, ra, a ,i iii U'lauc. Worth, Elm. Frankln, Wail,, t,
e-t Bi aaa** ay, Canal, I'rond, IMoonie, Spring; Hiiiue.
m-ioii, MoM, Mun,"'it mid Marion .sis.; lg loath
flt, ave., lt Fourth, Madison, Cnlver-iiv Fhif.
,tu teeni h. M-fteeoth, Xlneieeiitli. Tlilrtx ninth, Fifty
lll, rifty ei'-lilli. ,-si.XtV S-MUIIll. .-cVenUelh, .si-Vl-lltj
?i. Keven.) fotirlh, Bevei'it* rlghtl Baal ierenty
nih --1-., ami in Fifth, Hath and Hurl; ave..; ul-,,
Iht Telegraph BBd Baal Company fl dm t m Crtmt
, and one ta Seventy ninth -t. io the Ba*lerBiol
The appUraltans wet* all approx.si, on Ito Minors
dion, sui.j.it io ti,.- i,iw gBvertriag the s?,,?,,\.
d the paymuiil of e-iai.ii-insi rentals, x.tb.- nm
rtai on all tl.mp..,il.s that bo OOO*!] paved
Orris stall be disturbed In-r-uller under BB] dr
mri ,n cs.
rto expert, S. H W'toelor, offered appninltona r,,,
la*,'" numl.er ol siihri diary conni?< Hons. Ali were
Beted sThleh axceeitad gao f.-.-t In length. The privi
? ra ml ic i h' ?? Filia ana rheumatism,
8|i4-|,sia. p |.-s. liv.-r complaint, biliousm*.*,
al any ili<- a-,- Bria**aj /nun an impure* state
tlio Mimd. On.- oi taro at night <>n hu empty
im.iih. fm a xxt-tk m two, xxiii keep you in
uti form anl touo up thc s'stem.
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kn-o of un,.|>ie nilly one street xviii, nxerheiid WtltB
un, .illitved. Tie ujiplii allon Ol th" Xorlh Klvct
Blectric Light Conipuiit io erect pol.-, hom V-mdor
"nv. and imo bu" ic-la-id Hilt--'..xth -1. I.) the
Klngsbrtdge road was allow.si.
PRIZES OFFERRD RY THE SM ITllsoSlAS.
::i x* xv i.i. BE FOR MW DI?C0VKRIK9 ami
i s-ivs sin,cr TIM' xtx: iSPIIERR
ttashtarton, Inn. Sh.?The annual rneotlng ol Ito
Regent* -,f th- Pmiitaontan Ittstltastloa ?vos toM ta
day, ti.,. ciubeePor, chlel Justice Faller, presiding
An Interesting IncMeni -".i- lbs presenttllon of the
portmll painted by I! tori Oo**aoa HaftUt, >' Sam
S .1 H. A ll:- !:,,,. Tliom.-i, '.. Il fright**, -st li ?o total
-rirt bi (he Institution ?iii. it ls believed, aanranf to
a qr.artei of o BillItoti doBar*. It wat an?
nounced that a grand Hodgkins prise <f gi0,000 xxiii
to (tflere-l, ,p,-ii ', all Hi- tv.,lld. for a -realise em
i. lying som* new a-,,I Important discovery In regard
'o flu; r.ii? .r.- .md properties cf Btatosphirle air, i
Hodgkins pri/, \ 9&J0DQ '.ur Ito Bkisl otJslael irv
?--r. ipili (be i.i,..un piopeitbis ,,f atmospheric ?ir
uridtred in their relationship* i> rasearch lu evert
department ol natural - Iti ?- Bini Ihe Importance of
i lindy of iii,, atm,,-plier" cotisl.lei.-d lu vlexv ol
'!ip.e relatio.iship.. tho propel lill" ll ni of fuiiir
:??--at. h In , un", lion wtlb ito l-npe: lections ol oar
knowledge of Blmosptorte air, and or the coniteeil>n*
il Ital knowledge with ottor wlenees. A Hodgkin*
?j './?? of 11,000 ttiii ai.o to given tor Ito best pipnlor
utUe npon a:mo-o!,erio air, Ra .properties mid rein
??..ti-iiiji. (IncliHllng uio-k- io physical anal ntttnttl
hygiene).
A Bold tin-ilnl ls ul,., ti hg ,lrml(. under Ito mimi
if ? Tlio Hodgkins Medal ?( Ito smithsonian Inslliu
.ton,'- tthici: ?iii i,.. Htt.-inbsi annually or biennially,
i a Important rontritmti ms to our tarawtedgB of tho
i.itur- mid ii--ijit-itli-1 of ttroosphertc air, or r^r
pru. Ilea] iipplic.-ilion- Of "ir existing knott bili*.,! Of
Mein io ihe welfare ol mankind.
?secretary tangley .spike .,f Mr. IMgktns'a ur.-.
i, id lune ixt\ \.- ni-1, tchou a poor EngRsh miter
hoy, wrecked and lu Ut" hospital al <'.butta, ba fia Bled
ihe resolution i,, amass i fortune ani lo devote ii
pl,Itanlhropb- purposes, Tho circular anoounctng
Ito , irrespondenta
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prise* will si,,,, |
I i all part* .f tl.- globe, of Ito .-mltlisonluii, th
t"iu ol tt,.nnecllon* mnv l.e shown i,v ibo
fact that au edition oi Hi.4mo ropies bas toma ordered.
\ i eu d. tan i.,i,il,,- seal ol Ito InaUtntloa by m.
I..iii,I.ii-. ,,f .Veu Vlartt, was ad pied.
Tho alfuirs of Ibe in-1 lt ti it >n are In a prosperous
condition, ii- endowmenl land tating recwlly tern
materially Increased.
THE CONDITION' OF TIIE TREASURY.
x REPORT FROM BS**CRr*TART l* ivrr.i: TO CHAIR
MAX gPRIXOER.
Wu-i,huton, .Ian. ti. cu airmail Springer, ,,f thc
ll'ayi aa,I Ki -ails l orninll lee. tnda\ r.it,<| fnuii Seo
retary Foster, >.r do Treasury Department, the state
n.ni to im- I...ii expecting tor -onie lune, .touring the
,.tnlltion of O'- lien.,,ry and lt., .-tim.-iiod loiidlllon
,t ii,,- end ot ito pwaem and hi iu- ead af ti,.- n.-xt
Meal year. The stuii-m. tu ihows' lhal during the
aa -ix montbi of ti,-- pr.--, nt ri-,ni y,.,r lae receipts
nan all tanrOri xv.-r,- *-J:il.41ii.-Jl.".. ;,nd Ito ,x
leadltarefl -f-:aO..'.7i,iii)i), leaving un rxe*sfl of r.-vonuos
ncr urdlu .rv eipendllures of tT)\t4-*MOO. The mil,
i, Ito I'r-a hiv, InchnUng p..ld r.-sirx.-, July 1, 1 ella.;.
-a. #1::-.'.l ia,-l-'il. mid on Itattemtot Bl, IBBS, ri-".'.
''.'J,.'.-ll.
The total e.iiin.itfd revenue* r.,r (to ti, al x--,r ead
ng .lum- BO, iago, are ?-'i'',>',.';'*'i,:r.o, and Ito total
.Hauled expetrofftraret * mt, UTI, :i jo, leaving un es
'?nat.si sui pla. of rca-lpt. ov.r expenditures for tho
nrrenl Bacal year ol rxartlj P.l,4MO,4)0O, The "-'l
nat.al . l-l, lralail. e uVsllnl'I" Jillie 30, I IBO, ll place,'
il ?si-.-o,n.ej..i77. which lucbule. eloo.ooo.issi f,,t rb
old reserve fund.
I'or Ito ii'-xt ll-oul year, rt*1lB| .lune :ii), IBM, Ito
er reta ry estimates lhal ito revenue* irom all sources
rlll ain.iun! io eaii'iM-l.-'b'.J. und ibo erilmaled ? \
sn.iltur",, which, however, do ott appear la include
ai ..lian-a, is umi rXlinordloary espeodllures, al eir.7.
a'.i.a:;.. ot an esttBmted turplui of aXPA,ao6fiO0. To
1,1, Hi.- s.-cr-iary udds Ito ?j,.o.i?i?-J.:i77 rash balam
Ik.v.. iii" gold r.-.-rv.Routed ta to available .lum
io, i-'ai, Baking an estimated available balance on
una 30, i-.'A. ,,f c'.:;,s..j.^o7. ir..m which mut to
educled P_,tx)0l000 f.,r lodematlon of pu,t due bond",
i.i-tion.,1 wt roney and Notional bank notes, and
IjUOO.OOO for pinbabb- payntents an mall tutetdtary
? minni,, |MVlBg 'he Milano- 4*17,BM, 107.
Then mu tontroel liiHUtl"-, of alwait lb* iimoiint of
iii bi!;,n..-. jud it is estimates! lhal Mo.ooo.ooo lu
m tract* will to pnvnbie In iBsM, Wblrh would bring
..- rea] working totanee doora to P7,h5*,4l07. The
i petali urea on account of pensions estimated in this
ai,mut for Ito nevi ll-, al yent amount to glOO,
II.:!.'/', or an lu. ca-.- ov.-r tli.- am iiiut which lt ls
t|m;.!--d ttlll b-r -p-iil lol pensions this [ls, al y ur
r ..nit- ?',.v.*8,:;..".
In a separate ,'iitom. nt showing lb'- .ontrart lia
littles etlstlni Dei ember 31, im?-j, lt l- Mated thal
I,- natalities on i-uiriicis ou existing apptoprinllons
,- ir",;,,i7:i.!,:?,.';, of which li l- exp.-ted itint tn.
iii.a.'it still bo .Jip ?ml.,I iu the Iii. al jeir IBM,
<i fni,j7'.,,u::7 iu the ii-., al year 1804. The - re
ry's -Mteni.iit ior IBM shows ital the BtO.iTa.O'W
inimri Itabilitles ur io bc deducted Hom ito tt7.
.?.?iii7 ol balanee above ito i-'-'id reoexrve esllmattsl
available caah, bul li does not ihow rieorly
in-iiier m.- ??:'..jv.!,:i...-> of i*ooti*cta t> l?- lmhi in
?li.'l lian oi Las not I,-.ii deducted lo ibe estimate
Isivo Hu- l-'old re-er--.- fund) of BHU.lUJri.M" a* tb
-nm,'ed nish i.i,lum.- available .lum- au, 1BB0,
oiikIi ii N prtsumed ii wu. dislu. i>-.| in figuring
,- i tah -valance. Vrrj lillis la allowed io ito riuk
X fund lu these estimates, und a iiippletnental
at. in.-nt piax-s ito esilmaled balance due the fmid
i-..- :,,), Hui, in |as},tWl,4ta7.
ER I DE .-IV/*) UR I DEC ROOM ARRESTED.
r.TI'.cTlVl s Txkk a J a Ki'.V'.s, NffWItTMADE
WII'H Flt-,xi itixr.
I ld nco. Jan. 'J...?A ueddiiii* rcceplloii thal wat
lng told i.i-i eveolng ta honor of lha BMrt*t*ge of
i Baale c.niev, of m. Louts, nmi .loim hloonay, B
ctoj at Itawthorna, ?wns rudely Intorruptad by
id er lives Dteb nnd Egan, af Hi" Central Btatfna. Ita
i.l" and bildecrooiii wi-rc Brrcste.1 while 1*4 fix lu-;
.- , ouBraiiihitliitis of friends, and tukeii lufon- Cap
in ii taja, who ordered thom toafeed up for tha Bight,
Ks 4'otdey. or railn-r, .Mrs. If patsy, |s th? daughter,
ls Bllegea, Of a st. Louis millionaire. Her lather,
i!ll:illl Conley, ls lllO Bt Louis reprOSelltilllVo ,,f u
Dun A- C.. Ile lives nt Xo. 2,'AOi I'liio-si. A
i>1mis;,I of inarrlano from Ita Jockey was incepted by
I-, conby, bit, ns .-iii.- Ii.nl fore-eon, her parentl
mid not i'ix> their eanaanl to lha union. tari
uiiiiiY sim etopod Irina Bt. louis, and waa mei by
r lour In this city \csl.rduy tiiorninp. Two ,,,,uis
n-r ber iiir-'ht Ito Cbtaago poUce wore oahod to watch
e Alton express u|N,n Its arrival bore, ns ll was
ppQ al she bad taken that train. Miss dulcy nnd
Mend id Mooney's bril Un- t nil ii ut liri-*!,! ,n I'urk,
lorn a currluRo was In xxiiltinj'. In this xvny Hu?
tu portal and Ibo Chleago police were outwit tod.
io P*nty entered Ita carruno- _nd drove io the oin, e
.lii-tlco Doyle, where they xv-to maini-l ul noun,
xin.v, who ls tst?only-two yours old, ls on.- of the
i known jockeys in ibo Bonttorn rieentt. hi.
lur ls turf reporter for a tailagtoa] poper, lu which
v MoOOey was born. Tin- couple will bo hold
ni Mr. Canley arriveg irina **t. Loni-.
m. Louts, .ian. 8B.?wiiiintii Confoy, Ha* tether of
-s smile Confoy, wno married Ita Jo-kev Mooney
Chicago, ls not ii milli,,mdr.- as reputed, but a
ri; mi fl small salary. Th" family do not live In ii
i,ional,lo quarter of ito elly, bul heep ljoui*ders it,
unpretentious purl of town. Tin- tether luis gone
Chicago.
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I I0/.r.t\o ACTIVE IS S FAY MEX HO
Abbiulii. X. M.. .lan. ?jr..-Piideriial P.ak. i- Ito
Ids of Kio Arrtta Cooifty. tttm Mexico, is bow la
violent stat* of oruprion nnd is belching forth
pliuroiis fume-; uud lava ut Intervals of about
?ce hours, each lasting about thirty BsfantN. This
. toona Koine on finer the lust wool, lg Deeemhet*.
e entire i.ip uf Ho- moiiiiluln. win, I, was ulmosl
ian- and nbiui, a Brita In extent, ls blown od. aad
? lata ls pnurln>,' down lin- Kid.-- and hus already
cd up thc valley for ubout one half milo on ench
c. A considerable pirtlon of a ruined div of the
?lent clift dwelleis wall bc covered willi the ila,;
? ilia Hie eruptions coiiMniie. I'udertiul I'.uk ls
? of Ito BsOBl proinluoni landmarks of the Territory.
? tld M.-xiraiis here sax that lt bur,! filth In xdo
I eruption In "hBB, nml dbl not rouse for niOflj
year afterward, lt bas Min dormanl until lls
-en, freak. The rambling uni wt and ibe HkIu can h.
inly heard and sven at Marra Amarilla, wventy
es dlslllllt.
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COSSECRATIOS OT BISHOP HARKER
Duluth, .lan. 0"i.-TI,e roii,ecmtlon of tiie Rev.
Inti) lt. Harker, of lids city, as Bishop af Western
orudo, troll pla..- lu M. Pauls F.jHs.-opal Church
< murnini*. Tho -ai mon was pr.-ncli.-d by Illshop
bert, of st. Paul. Amour' Ita fort*1 number Bf
BBB*] and tfoiBJ present wen- lt. Wlstnr Morris,
hop of iin-B'n: tollu P, SpauldlnR. Illshop nf
or,do, Denver: lt. McLaren. Illshop if ChtengOi
lib.n X. lillb.-rl, taristanl 111.Inp of Minnesota.
1 J. ls, Mcholson, Bfotap f Mllwnukoo. luther
h. of Sun rranri-co, nnd Ki.lher Dubinsky, of
iiieap ll., wen- present a* tat fowl ted ropresenln
:* .I th* Qrooh I haul,, au unusual and sl?nltlcatil
?um-taimo. Illshop Harker will have here fog
i vex on K'tru-ua i_.
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NORTHER:, FOR NEW-HAVEN
iilK IIKAI, WITH MANHATTAN IS OFF.
REW-TORK xvii Nor.Tiir.n.N. nowEVER, rr.xe
TlC.tLLT A Ss LT. cl) IO VAM ll at
IU L? INTF.UI'.'-T'
Tbe m. r> arbo ure net unliit,-d with Hie facts cor
retains, ito pnretase af ihe Nexv-Vurk mid North-r
by I. rb-rpoiit Morgaa from Ito New York Lunn nm
Improt .-meiit Company were stid i-eth-eiil xe-tenln
In thetf pub!!' statements. Mr Maegan relNssed t
Ubi bm Um ntbjeet, and ito djre**tcrt ol Ih ? Mantaltai
Hull xvi, v. who ibillned to tali,- Mr. Morgan's BtBWtaa
iitt blt tanda, bow bud aol bing to suv t? Ufo pu' lie.
-otno Bddlilonal teeta, however, wore voaotei te
by persons wini ur" In a position fo know Ihe truth
It I- Bald tl,at to* proposition of piircliuse xvas bas...
npon l*i for Ito common Btoeh of IB* New-York un.
Nm Hmm. 'i*i for (he pn-fern d stock, and BO for tin
-"ion.I mortgage bond,. Tl ?? pnvnioiit wu* lo ba in nb
In Manhattan stock ut ito rate of IT9 ? thar*. Th.
I.eiZntl.itlolis jue sahl to hilve lieelt conducted l.y Mr
Morgan, under tin- bl.-a tl,at lu- p.s-...ssod mil nu
Ihorlty Irom lin- Man bal lan board nf dlr. elois. Bl
rtalmma of tin- spatial eomnrittoe on ex4*nstaBfl
iVI,.-,i tin- matter came to Ito point of campttltag tm
Iraiisf.-r, il,,. opporittOU nt li.-orj,"' J. lo.-.ld. Rm.-ell
-ai;.- and otl,,-r directors cunipillel tb- BbOB oaineni
ol (lu- deal, ibe price* were regarded a- extravayanl
ami il;.-re waa a stn,iii; fe.-lliin thut Ibo rouU xvii* no! il
desirable nouiil-ltloB for lin- .tfiiiil.itHm. The exton
.lon nu, (isi far lulu tiie ciiuntry for an niblin r nd
lo undertake, and lier.- xvii, lb.- fear lhat lls pu elms..
would Invite legbtelton eompeUIng iii- Msnbatlan ta
Charge onlv .*i .-.-lit pat laager ians wi li n Uh- oliy
limits.
Il Waa current petBlp |., Wul\ Street Ital Um fa lure
of Ito deal ulii, Maiiiiaiiiu tad cnusid d-illed iritioi
taning tin- dlreetort ,,r ito efotatnd eoatpnay. Tatt
was il. n I "il by some genoa* lu fl poslttoa to Bpeah
uulliorllallv.-lv, but |t v.-is doclur.-il Unit not ii single
Manhattan dli-etrior untsida of Mr- Mmgaii. with Um
Boaslbfo exception of T. t . Ita atman and Donald Mac?
kay, wns iii fax ur or tin- Manhattan pntrtaMng tii?**
New-York niul North.rn.
lt i, ii.-, i.nail on .x..-noni a ii 11 ,h t v. however, t II ll t
tn- control of iln- Kew.yorh and Kortttrrn reata
,titii .Mr. Not*aan mid timt ttora ls nu undiis tandi ng
but lt xviii bt Iraiisb ried lo ibo Now-Vork. New
ttaven ind Hartford, or ti tbe K4rw-llaven ami tho
Kcw-Yorh Central rtrada Jointly. Tin- taranto** of
rontrol of Ut'- Nnrtiiern road by th* Kew-llatma is
ibvloiis, in tint |t pun anotlier bloc]. In the xvav of
I,, plans ol ( balle. I'ai'- u,s to curry lin' Ni-sv 1 Til
md Rew-ltagbrod rood imo N.-w y,,rl. i Hy. Tta
x'ori li.-i n road xvonbl also s.-rve ns an excellent ro
iperallng Hm' fm- the Harlem mid. which ls loused
o tb.- Ran York Central, mid xx bbb runs about
urall.-l tu tin- Norlbern. Ibo inutuul Interests of
be 4'ejitrul and Hu- Ne xv -Hove* ure siic.li as lo Ulrike
t billilly pioliitble Hist u practicable iiiTUtigeme-iit
mild to foriu.-d by whteh those two cttiiipiiub-s mild
ulntlx own ilsa Now-York und Northern.
Mr. Morona'a influence in tav Control sud tta New
Isveii bounl, ls potent. If Ul taman Hs did not pre
ull. lt ls MsriUa thut bis retattOO* to Hie pnn-liase
f il. Nor:':?'iii limy be Hath Ital I.-- euiila restoro
In- control to Hie origtii.-il Wlllliiey purly. Iii such
enso, tbe mt nie tl veness of th,- Northern mai li
be N.-w-YorU mid .s.w-Eiij.'1ui:<1 or Reading inn lingers
light be decidedly rtstanred. lt I* nm eaajMaeind
?o.-lblo. however, timi ibo Now Kn (tl bi ul ,-upltiillsts
ill bate un opportunity ta Bcenre (to New York and
.ortl'in. Well-Inform**.! peoply lu Wu ll st. nay thnt
he Non In rn road I, practically In gris* builds of Bhe
ow Huton and Vanderbilt Interests nnd thut lt will
uh I..- a i|ii.-.ii.,n of s short Huie totara Hie trana
?r will formally be uunuunc.-d.
Tu Mi a I'.KD -.IT'KItlNTKNDKNT Yu. Ht I IF. KS.
Tb- rica ney caused bv thc resignation of Theodore
'norh".-, genera] Baperlntgaionl of tue Row York
? iilrul. tens I1II.-.1 vi-sterduv ly the appointment of
Mgm Van Kiln. Mr. Van Ktten oi.tor.-tl ibo rall
u:ul senue In i-f I. and Biter terri**] In subordinate
ap.i. tl. i ,u lin- Ki1>- puid, lu- becutiio siiperi'itetident
f ito Delaware dlvhton In IBM, and of tbe Western
ivisbui in i--7. lu i--.ii he wai appatnted anpar
itetident of Un' Wi'.tent dlvl-lon ,,f tho Home, Wnter
,wii anti Ogdeoiliarg lUllr-.i-l, und the foll'jwlnu: veur
?? sa- niau.- BstaagOr of the tar Service Ast-oc|(iU'?i
t liuir-jlti. For a ahori tim- lu ISMS **lr. Van F.tton
toa sapartnteasfoBt ,,f Hie imi'ai, dix-ision ,,f the Le?
igh Will.v. but for nearly n your bc ha* be.*n
ip.-rlnteml. ia ,tf tbe Rome. Watertown und ? igden* j
in,; road. Ills rojHilnlloii ns nu openitlii_ railroad
ian fltaada hlifh. Mr. Van Knell xviii tBjaagad Mr.
oortoes on February 1.
A LIVELY i I Tl-lNi; ni' BATEB POBBIBUB.
Tlio Wlthdrosral of ibo New-York mid New England
uni th" **> und Uta AaBOt felton ls Inter-preied In
illway circles as pointing to an early outbreak nf
wnr of rates. Tin- Baaortttfoa is cosapoasd of all
i,- rnlln.ad and ste.un.r lim-, bctw.-en Huston and
eiv-Yorli. Ita New Vork nml Ncw-Ki,ulina! BOOrtfOtt
io Niirwlch nnd Wor<esf"r mid. bv tv bbb jt reach.-s
trwfoh, and Iht Norwich lino of 1m,his t. Mow.
,B-k. A lively culling nf rate*- bv th- lOBttd afoot
oon-ldor.-d probable, allia, it'll li > aggressive htep
m vol been tiiken by the Poe boo* road.
Nu IU'llII IN THE A It ll.\ Nii KM KN T.
li tens stated l.v 4". I*. Huntlncioii yeatasday Ital
en is no bibb lu tta arranpBmettl by which
? I, (? 1,1,-- p-is,es,inn i-f the San Antonio an.l
ransiis l-a . Railroad in Ihe lutctcsi ol tin- Bontton
uliic. ih,. truu-fi-r tat been delayed nt Ita ro?
ust of Hie rc.r^anlsiiti'-ii committee, to eonhfa lt
complete rn rtiiii matters. Thouin- E. Stillman will
, Un- pt-cbb-lit of the AratttBS Puss xxl,en lt goes
rmallv Into Ito conti".1 of the. goathem I'm llb',
ie road ls now betag operated Mttatartorlly ta nutt
I.Tesl.
-s?. ?-1
KW BOOTI POH TDK ** WA.-HINi.TiiN F.XIMM'r-s."
DOOtOB, lan. ?-?"..-The New-Vork and ffi n BBgfond
i ii road Compaay tnnonooot timt beginning ,.u gita
v. Jaaaary -ti, it* Pteahlngl in express will be mu
way of Hie INmchK".-|rs|e BrtdfBj on account of
,? eaatlaaad daltyt i-au-4*il by be at Ni-xv-Yuri.
id Hie flicoliveiileuce of sleainer triills|.-r.
iiri'H ISTF.RF.ST IS THE BMW BASK.
There ls a treal deni of nilli In Wall Street about
I Bett bank timi ls simd to be slurb-d by 'William
Winney, Gaorpe 0, ItaVOOO, S. D. Haliood, mid
t.r P*eW Yoilt .-ind Philadelphia capitalist*-. It wus
tlrst reported thal bhe capital would i>.- *h,4>s>,(K)-.),
I li ls now sahl that lt will more likely be
fiOOJOOO. It will do tnneh of tb.- business of the
?ti'.ipolltan Traction (onipnny. niul lt is believed
it Ibero ur-- Standard "ll Interests lu lt. Rumor
io bus ll (bal a number of prominent Tammany
?ii tove "nit".I lu Uh.- formation of tho bunk.
JUDGMENT*. ARD WXRCUTIORS.
The sheriff yesterday ic-clvcd another attachment
allis! taroo! Weaber, builder, nnd president of the
tatra state Ihmwtag Coospony, xvii,, xveut to Bnropo
Jainiary 17, for -i>l.is?ri lu favor of Nichols ,v
Ipwax. on thieu ptotoated notes. They nlso tiled
llsuniilens on Mr. W, tiler's property at Nos. uno
1 lill St. Nicholas uv.-. Tho iittiiclitnoiit of .Iiicob
Took, on Tu.-s'.lny, for B1.900 xvas "stat mi a pro
totl Bots*. The .-heritr xvii; Infuiined yesterday by
son of Mr. Weiher thut Hie latter would return
tn i.ermiinx In u few weokK.
Depuiy BhtrlR Mulvaney yestorduv receive.! au
?rutioii foi sH.-.'-J.*! unaliist William ll. Mcllroy, m,.
Mer, of this city, who niuimlttod suicide tn Chicago.
ssdsv. in favor of \ ulenlino M(k-s|--Iii. a rn ehlBtel
l wns tile.l Bgatnri Hie esliito of Mr. Mcllroy for
l'iki lu tenor ot Willlurd Miller, on proiicrly ut
f bnndiad nnd rigtooath ot, and Madtaonstva. .xir. ,
llroy, lt is said, transfernri Hie house No. 470 |
lox-ave., on .tantuiry 1^, to Henry W. Heuedbt, !
former partner, fo' pa.tlOO. subject to a in,>rtgan;o I
lints Fine Furniture.
Ti See li ls Appreciate.
In*lillshl?. - >V.> .-ls,, yon b t.-tv w oil, on furniture
ry day. Hut these atc only fiishllglits un Hie subj.- n
iccoud'i "**JdJag and they're gone. You bain ?onie
. fruin then. (I,,,,,uh.
int, ir yi?i'd bat* a lastliiK llpht on furniture, cull and
u?. You'll lind atm what tte Balta bv artistic ami
I Hillie furniture. You'll lind ont tth?t ive inoati
n we say wo sell at uiauufartcrlns prices,
.all. It'i for your own Interest.
niY OK THE Mt KKK.
rEO. 0. FLINT CO.,
104,106 and 108 Witt 14th St.
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED.
MEX WHO HANDLE THE .-.AIL*
I IJFTTI II TIMES got SITMP.INTKNDKXT CO?W. ,_
MoitoAB and jackson ;VD")NKI-ia.
OT1IKK I'MPIaOYI-'.lga
Th- POStaOOPfl abtSSI* I, a si.uncl s,|,i.-ii 0110 n?v
- Tht in-'-.tit lt lataBld om- fools mi Intorc.t. iJJ
'?om I O.K 4 ||
ll,.- totara for me? Whu cai. they |, ,,
lean gaad n-i-.-, ur i, i' norw,.. ... . _.. '
OOaiai* crisps, ju anaaontaaaagj
At ell times ol BM year and In all kinds ot ?-,?___
ihe BtMttnao mal;.-, hi, r.-gulir round", n th ?? anTr
brsttol ,?,|,l?v,-,,, m lbs ortho nh- ?,?, ,B1|waint f ??
of oar ..a,:.-,, . ixlli/i, ,.m. HON :..- root* Interj
Lilt, csnaecud arith i-,,--. 0,11,0 Bflajaayaas: ^
Mr. i). c. Ceaklfo i. saavriBisoiom i? rnttmst-l
Hera ar the tfew.Yeri. Pom Ogfoe. i? ??. ... 'ei/;
laaervfo* ha -.ila: -i tad trntmp f.-t.-i sobh
lu .X Lib ina
fi oin bli
tarty
Jn-idii
- .'.cars .ss
00) laver Mme that tim, 1 hate Leen a tammi
l4>u*oesa aol ic il,r.a. It ba, iittir-ked ,,. J?_?
?ns.
Bhani ivory tnt at ks, t tove hs| foeabtS
t*toi and teileral iinlltiu-ss for wok With Hu.* ,?
licks. I nate tri,il ulm,, r BeiiyihlBg, uml to ?? \i.ttju
j until i bega* fo aaa tnfo**a ttttty "*ar**tad, ja 3
rand Bta in bm* attie k riaae i bsa** t, .^^ _ ta.7
um ? gieai kettater ia it i?.v,,:i."
1'Jttni M. MaigBB. le-,e.la! S':j> rll.-ivlc;., 0f (tM. ~
Delivery. N.-w-Vuik Pa t Othes, sst.: "MT ?if? wu 17
weil and 1 ;,.,<! I.,-, ty paine's celery BSBqwatd, ind ilia,
dom- hoi noah (food, and 1 shuil bat.- I-.-: esathj*W tom
it." *R
Mr. K. C. Jack on Superl'.t'-iid.-nt of the Ralls-|T u^
Borvteo, nada the tolfowlog loMA-sttag s'.>>,,ieo,. ??*?
xvlfe bas |,iik been un Intense siilfi-rr ftnin jstbrsi I
gav* ber bmbb ot taite's rttasy eaaayaaad, ?i?i ittonn] M
hst BSin*, acted a. a foale aad I "-:i> litetl kr. 4?Uhm
Ktcotly.-'
Mr. Baoasri II. Uowno, 0r tho AdxTrtiaa] tyt",,,, jj^
I acti.ii'tit, cli.-rfully Ind'.,*-, the laregolag In Uie tsrlWisrui.
noni.: "KotMog beietofar.t evei sa vs m? mm- thfo
moponry lettrf f,om* hms- Btandlng rase sfsriaBfo^tf
I tried I'aiio-'s cei.-iy ranpaoad. Thst fottadM nata
liss dune mo a neild uf :; mhI. and I un cnlidrtit Uti; ts
t iii I,cake ii pei foal cat*, it is a fcMghafoap eisy mt
ptfOSBBl ",. ia nt. too. and I am gfod I tn>-d lt."
Mr. T. A. .iBrdiiie, Aodltef af the pi,st Oast*, ireifla
from experlenco. ??! hsdOIld n,f fath.-r to nv Um
eiiiiij-outid." bo .aid. "and with s'i'lkf?ctorv insult,, u.
is dtllgbtld with M and mach ta|BB?t< ni fotBh."
Ur. a. ii. Moo*, BsOBeriofooOoat nf Baan, gew.TeiB
Post Ogfoe, i* j i.t, as BotBgaBan Bs wt. i 0l,e
been u .ins- Paine's celery etnpoood. I Uki lt tiwi *,?<
BBd shall continue to BBB lt as ,i ,?\j'lte. Many ?f rha
carrl.-is toro, I knott gi renal1 v. ,- Bong lt md ons
bets* creails* lamented."
Mr. Joli.i niak.lv, Bbl aetMmowi fotani and cigar
anal r, wtaaa pfor* ht din tit tippmttn ari Phi natte,
nat t iiii'-rlv a Post Office etiip'oy.' . In .;?, iking 'lpm foi
?iiji.t above ninti,h.ei to ms aanMBBg*, Mr.
l'.l-.k.-ly's ?t stein lc cam.- -,. I Statute1 by r>v?r?orB Bod
apt licetu,n to i Bataan Uni ka ?? Btnetid "it* ia.
B*anlfl n, tl hail :?? a ta o' BlgM r li,,- pi.rpos* of
tektag fu,4l. -I ari, boggy fo sty, kowever,M he s-ubbbbbb,
"thal lion, tin- BK "t POtoc'l ? ? I- i BBipnOg I IB, rn*
able ti, flfoOp ?">a f ulii'-lf rll BlgM, aial I otvc trij- ja>
? ica-oi ii BHh and bapplnen tu it* on. it bi* sin
baan af g-.*at bs --tit t.. bm tnrfoOB n..-n.u.-r. wi my
faii.i!".''
lt .au ri-.dur Ik' ano tan iii. above Btu no mm
b*a 141-m tin- t jiu, ..| .a an j l.t.,,a, aad Berra form
?ay to, fbi, great ,n Bovary la sbts ;?? natrri than bb*
..',.,. gfo tta-t ,i Bowen ,ad nssae* t>> trim anpoi ?*,.
dlOiui. lt has le in *ucce?<fully isca in most pronusenl
iit*,, willi- aroona iinii M lantaable ia hm nooy tr)t,g
..Iteurestaticcs fo vthnli lb...?'?.','1.
of gm.tssi. na I, ni-o i,-i>.,!tisi f, bat* imnm
IBO A bl lindon BQnnrn Hotel property to James W.
Thompson, OB -laiiuury i.
Tho -lieritT vi-.teiday neal tod BB execution for
4'lD.l'i". Bgnlnal Hu* Phuetnx Mining 4 mn pany. et Xs.
?lt tVail.si., in favor of Kdward 1. Tsiiinprsn
.ludaitient [gr fflu.tsVT yy-.i* yasterday entered .mlast
the 'ivegoi, I'ollie llmir.-ntl t'otnpoiiv. In fat -r af
.i. ii. Poi dy, hs oaaeator ol tb.- cattle of Jicob
llulct'-d, for delii icm y on the sib' of some .ertiflcatn
Of d.-ixislt xxhich wei-"- sold for i?7.-.'i?>.
.4 FREIOHT ST EAU ER SEPOSTSD BIBBIN*,
tren ate mterialosd that ins neoanhap i>. nat*.
Whit li lett Uiis port OB Uer, nib-r IB tor (Jport*. tin
lonndored al ?*a. Bb* taoad bot oat arrived st
? iporto, and tas not bas* apaa**a rinee sto fofl hare.
sin- xvb.4 ii treiiibior <ii ito gnat Hump noel af La*.
|M?it <t Holt. Bta was a lillie BOOB I.t**) it*
regl-iler, and wis commnnded bv taptstn XVIllliiu*.
Tin- Uonntl wa* built lu lasts, and Lalb-d lumi Liver
pani
rue Norwesluti bark All.-inUc, lum tbgiAira,
N. H., for Liverpool, ban been glx.u up lur BJBth
Hhs- leif I'I,alt.aa, on "i.tots-r tf, .md Ins uut taeO
beard from tlnce.
__-J a
.1 BARBETTE FOB THE ABPHITRITU
H.Lli'eliem. I'oi.i... .lan. J.*, i.-p.rlal . A barbottl
for Hie l.overtimellt vessel Ampl.ilrl'- La* 1-nn
completed nt tta ordnance wuk, of "I"- ImiliieheW
Iron COOJjpaay aad will foata Ita nilli tor the Nar
to'.k Nusy Yard io im-now morning. Th.-* Am pal"
trite ls OB* Of tbe ninny vt-.. K Ita i.-'V.-b**
t'oinpiiiiy ls euiiipplng xvltli armor. Thc vt-tanj sill
lat* twa barU'ttes tu be t*t on the centre Uno tors
uud nfl. rh.- Uni. He luis BB dit-ldo din meter of
twenty-font reel five tnetao, and nu ln?lde diameter
Bf rxventy iwr foal -Ix lii'li-". The arm r is elexM
and ine-half Inches thick. The iMrhetta loaded to-day
weighed Sfventyflvo lons. Tta valtaj of eacn barbette
is if.".,<?.i>u4i.
o r .tis asp r Ron rut' markets.
ITATI'IH'S OF NI.W-YOKK DI'.XI.IN'.S
Th.- speeoteUTo Balta af wheal ut ita Pr.,lae .-_.
iii.mi:.' ycst.nluy wot* oil li Uuiitod ttnfo, I4*MPI
bushel, covering the entire duy's business. The market
opened steady, but xxitii Bstrenoed r-ieipts at too
West, mid light clenrunceH soon deillited 1 n?l-B
cent. Tba iiestern iiiurliots siro also wonk, lu
Ita iifternoon OR iidvunee of I-.?"? 1 ??, ..nt t.xik place
on towering by tb- shorts, and ihe owrtot closed
steady at a iu-i docllae of i -,/ i-i mit foi Ito *iv.
Tptre wen- go -siib-s of tho innuiry ipilon. I'obrnsry
sold Bl "'tin 711 1 - cuts; Mai'h. it *"'" rO l-d cents;
Xbix nt BB l^as, iii cents, mid Jul", at *'A 1-4**"
nil j-- cent.-. Tb.- sp,,f .linrlu't diowi-d a fair move?
ment ou export account as s result of I dei lill* In
X'lilues of lt cent, shippers took 14J4.1*;.! bushels
out Ol tho lotal spot sales of U'.'.UOO Ilihliels.
Corn options optned :i-r"?l-_ cent lower, (toa re
roven*! l-e</l-4 cont, ruled very dull for Boan time
mid dosed ot a net It.ss of l-MS-B c-nt for tb* dsy.
Q.o mariiet was without BpeefoJ future. Tbe sales
of options t ||l l pilli ! it "OOO bushels, sud 4e.ir)U
bushels xvere scld on th. spot. Ibo actu.il m.-rket
ruled ii sbsdi- lower, bui closwl B*aX*tady, OWUBJ tu tal
Uk",i local supply ru ai'.ibl-.
Huts were dull uud Weah OB the option market,
and closed at a loss of 3-?'ri-2 c-nt for tht diiy.
goat oats were In moderate Jobbing ii-<iu<-.st at un
changed mites.
li,.- linul i|ootaltottt were as follow,:
Wh.fit .Isiiiiarv. 7.s ova; Felruiry. 7*> 1-H; Varch,
so is: April, -i 3-g; Bar, ti ;;.s; Jun". *2 < o',
.inly, .-:t 1-- coins.
i .-rn-.iiiiiu.iij. o'.i us: Pehvnory, ?"?" M
B3 lu: Mav, .Ya l-B cuts.
? ?ats Jonuary, 'i-* i-.-*: Pebtnary, 'is ia;
9B; May. ::t" l-B c.-nts.
Lind.mumu \. fMltJO, Petertuuy, uni "iO:
Hill 45. Mux, #11 fsV,
Tbe n-coinis ot ^iain ,-iuti n,?,r reported yntMB*Jf
it New York, I'blludelpir.a, liultlmoro iind t'-'t-tin
wert ns foll, tts: tVtoat, TiAiW.' bushris; nun. '?"-?'?J
l.ch.-lx; out.s, ll.-..,1)17 bushel,; ,.,i..,i grata, t*AA*M
I'tisbols: flour, 41.350 pa...it>s. At CblCtffo, -tar
naiili.md si. Louis un- arrivals were! xi'tieit.
I-"*:.7ii? bushels; coin, .'! -".ibu i.ushois: ..als, 4ta_B0
msbeis; total grain, i,-.*i:i..i-J'.j i-iisiieK; Boar, -HRJ"
terrel*.
March,
xi j ri a.
Mareil,
THI TRADE IN CIIICA430.
ClilCOJJO, Jun. -.'j ,*?p.?chill.- hird was put up to
lay over ii dollor B titree In urdci to mur* lu a tam?
ma, Mhich bas been exhibiting tn-rx usiiess for roms
lays past. Tho udvance In Hie May price from edi
B *il 40 .tf. .led Ita purpose. Leopold Uloolo
udtled privately a Uno of l'l.OOO threes wllh th*
*Blrhtink porty ami boogbt about 5,(K><J tiena's adiltV
Ional In the ..p.'ti innrk.-t. This B*e ,,-ttled. -Jw
irlce xvas dropped QUlrkly -'<> orots I !4tMh. >'??
,I>ened Bf *rU o7. sold between 1*<11 and #11 40. ant
los.-d al '?ll 17. Kib?. xx. re illino t as iirtlve Bs lard,
ult had bv BO means -?? Wide B Ha. tuatbui. Tilers
BttBOd t j be a lot of selling of ribs by Insiders. Tli*
less from flu- vai-ds for once had very little effi*"'*.
"here were '_&,000 Ikii?,; prices wen* If. eenfo 1"**'*_;
to i-stilnnfe for Thur div tt i. J.'..iV00. Mnv PX*
old between if ino:, and tit 40, gmt lo-.-d al #H*-"?.
luv rib* sold botxvech ri BS and BIO 1<?. and rUneu
1 ?M0 07. llloom fo "-aid ll linxe pocketed a lo-*,2!
175,000 on his sh ?rt lard. Itara ??* support raj
ihssil again at 7rt cents for May. Tbe price sula
rom 78 .1 4 to 7J*e. but closed at Tt fl-IJC. Whether
he support came frum the t'udahv Interdt or whether
l came from outriders, tailers, and t'udaby broken,
o one I* abb- to ..iv. For (to BM -ten', at nny rat*.
i hud lust Ito -ame tnfleet. Het.lpts her.- were am
ar--: Ihe iBlloaitl for Tluirsdnv xvas t?_5. Minn"*'
ixills and Duluth bal BIB can. The day'* tag
eeiii.-d siuiiil Mud iwilniyartaat Carn brahe_iron
7 1-^ for Mav to 47 tonis, and cl-s.sl at 4. 1 ??
Ik-re wu. a lim- of about .*:M).OfW bushels soid. ap
arontly for the K*W-York crowd, which I* supp|i***s
n be I .;.,!? ri. Oat-; broke HS cent, and el,-sod ?
bout tho buttiiiii. Mnv w-iit from U to -li J_?
nd chived ut :tt ??.-?". ti IM team. Fbts'sii *?*
ull at :i 4*71 cent decline. Vax 1-foOBl at #1 ls l*s
THE PETROLEUM MA Rh IT.
FWS FROM THC FITLD AND RANT.K OF PMW**
Tin- crude oil speciil.illon romulus nt a standstill.
0 tramsactloiia being r.-iK.rl.sl yesterday at either ?
lie New-York Encbang'S. Oil illy tjuotalh>ns were
BBaai-4 cents, which xvere lower than the Ne**
ork llirures on Monday. , , _ ?rt -^s.
lt.-fln.sl petroleum wns uncbiinged. al 5...0' -TVJ
er gallon In barrell. :.-3-. c*nte In bulk ood "j"
ont. In cn i.s. Forolg.. nuotutlons. *-*^An!*52C
2 7-8 francs; Bremen. 5.4i marlu; London. 4i*