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FIGHTING THE VETERANS.
AN EFFORT TO TvEDUCE THE SUPPLIES OF
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
A PROVISION' IN' fatl feUXDRY CIVTIj MIX THAT
THEY Bath** BF! GIVEN* OHXT ONCE IN
FIVK TEARS STOUTLY OrPO~FD-A
TRA AX!) NAY votr. ORDERED.
[HT TFI.lfiRAHI TO TIIK THIM'NK.]
Washington, Jun. 80.?There waa n spirited contest
?. ns ceaamtlltT el lae wiiole of tiu> Hones today
over the prepeslllea r< ?ported by thc Committee on Ap?
propriations thal li-r-aft-r nu lim,oral ly tttscherged
eff.cer or soldier who had a liml> in Hi- military
?jrvfee of lee United States si.ail receive un artificial
limb or tomeiiilsilnn therefor, from the Government
,i:lv on-- lu Sve years, instead of once in H ree years,
m provKl'rt In an net passed by th- la-t Congress.
Tue aninuiit of comartBtalton athmed hv lan ls sra
raf a 1-e aed ?M f(,r an arm. The leaders lu this
ajasash ni1"" "lP maimed ve:.rans of th- Union nero
jl,-sr>. OathwaHe, of Ohio, and O'Neil, or Maana.
Cbu?'i;5' Keliher of these atntesmea nan a Beadier?
gm latter erins ' ? yonag ami tie form-r otherwise
aasafatd during Hi- war?bul they were gallantly sup?
ported hy th* .solid ranks of th.- OX Confedi rates, as
?jell os hy al >m-i'l a fear Kortbern Democrats,
and they von a temporary edvaatage, 'Hie BepaMI
jgn^led hy two gallant tulon veterans?General t'os>
sdhat Jsassachaotflte, ami Generel ningham, of Penn
ijlvttila-"N Governor Dingley, of Maine, end ether*
aaajts atardy right, end, although outnumbered on a
flrisftm finally errang from their edveraartes ?
reluctant tat-mt to have th.- emiter settled hy a
,,-a and i.ay vote in I!"' H'm--, wli. h viii compel
nifmtcrs rlthei to pine themaetvea on record or
-dofli-e- th- ojaestloB.
Tb* straggle began over an aarrendment offered by
(irneral Cog**rell to -iii,., ont thc provision chang
bnaahdlBg htw, ead io Increase Hi- Item to fastiO.ooo
eygnfyTo?000, wldch wtu thc amoanl recommended by
tiie Appropriations Committee, on estimate railing
ge fa*90,O0O. The appropriation for tie currentycai
I, $1"hjOOO. Oeneral Kingham -.nd he ngntied thal
ttaj chaiiniau of the Appropriation* Committee had dc
dined io peal a heating lo ihe npresentatlvea ol
tia; "Maimed Soldiers" Lesgne who bad applied tat
tl.tt privilege. Thia revelallon annoyed the amiable
ciialrman. who tried to excuse himself hy saying thal
gSj bill hart hern nported to 'he House when thc re
qu^sj was received; hut he was reminded hy Oeneral
Mngliam that heariups ace frequently granted after
bill* have bael r-ported to thc Hons?, and as a re
suit bills an frequently emended hv committee*
wldrh have them in charge. Tin- Snndry ( Ivll bill
na- reported to Ihe lions., nearly a fortnight eco, s,,
that there ha- been ample Hine to'pram a hearing to
tiie niaiiniHl veterans In their own behalf.
Mr. O'N-II. of Massachusetts, replied io General
Blncham. and becaaae ton.-lderably exitied le...- he
toiK his peat. F.xGovernor Dingley clo?d ibo di
cusslon in a calm and dispassionate sp-, ch. in which
be took th* ground that the present law, which waa
enacted af:-r thorongl Inquiry and careful considers
tlon, ought not to be changed anti! stronger evldeuce
thouin he adduced then bad yet been offered lo abott
tliat lt wa- entrtse and Hs provlston* unnecessary.
On a divi.?i.>n tieneral Cogswell's amendment v.a- lo t.
bv a vote ol 58 yeas lo 101 nays. M----. . Holman,
Campbell, Pearson, Lynch, Busey mel several other
Democrats voted In thc affirmative.
After s-iii" time apent In a vain attempt to obtain
B quorum OS B Vote by t-ll-rs. lt wa- agreed thal 0
yea and nay vote -liotihl be taken In the House. (; rt
eral Cogswell's amendment In Increase froni gS*>,OO.i
Is9e0,000 thc Hera for headstone* tor i tidier ' grave
was rejecteij; only pl0,O(Ki wa* appropriated fo ta
ciirr-r.t ti-, ai year?an amoanl which i iu-'ilii mt
and the nport of the QuariermaserOeinr I shows
that B4OJ00O will he required for th- next fl?cul year:
tut botii ii- itatement and th- anmmei i ul i.-n-i. I
Cogswell were quietly Ipi ..r- d by th ? ll- moa '1 ni ?
Jorlty lu tb* Committee ol th- W-le.
BVtaXEBfl IN T HF. HOC8B.
Washlneton.. .Tan. So.-Th- House mri el - o'clock
today. On motion ol Mr. Cable the Bennie MU was
ptvs*d ts ref-r to the <'"urt of Clslma the
claim of leesls Benton Fi-eaaont ts c-rtain lands le
Ban Francisco.
The Hoti>? then proceeded. In Committee of thc
natte, to funner conatder thc Sundry c.vii Approprla
Hon bill.
The 6p*ak*r arnonnc<-d th" appointm-nt of D.e fol.
loving committee to Investigate the Himama ('anal
scandal: Heans. Fellows, Geary. Pattenon, Power*
and Storer.
PnO("F.EDIXOS IN T1IK SENATE.
traahtegton, Jun. so.?The senste gael et 2 p. m.
Mr. Harris offered n l-eooluUoti (which was egreed lo
ccillnp for a report of the Secretary of War as to
the n=e of building material imported from foreign
count rles for u-c in th- con-t ruction of the new llbrerj
building and the rae awn, foi aitch Importation.
Mr. Allison nported bach tho District of Cotambte
Appropriation bill, nnd gave noil? that after the Anti
Option bill *a- disposed ol be would :h1j th* Benet*
to tako up the appropriation i gie- the Fortification,
the Army nnd the District hills.
A joint reeolatten appropriettng iw.ai'O for th
maintenance of order In Weahrngton daring laaufnra
tlon days?from Fetayaery '.:-> te March o was reported
snd pawed.
The Anti Option Mil wns then t.ak"ii up. nnd Mr.
White made another argument n;r.iln.-t lt end against
th? George buh.siitute I..r lt.
TJIB PIAN OF THE SUTER CMMPAIG9.
Washlntrton. .Inn. 30.-The mik of war in the House
on th* proposition to lenee] the. Sherman act will
oome, on a preliminary vate. It ls BBderstood I ha'
when the ("<.nimltt?-c on Huies httafi In the report
tatting aside February !? end IO fir the conaWt
of the Repeal hill which re|>ort la expected te \r
mad* on thc morning of the nth?Hie previous qaea
tlon will bc- moved. The Mental of th- r-p-.'il will
attempt to vote down the question le eider to amend
it providing for closure. Tba fie- oliver asea "iii
fight for the previous question nnd if they rall \-ii!
*e?k to am-nd the srofjosttlon of thus- favoring the
repeal. Falling in th!-, any filibustering lactic* that
can be hadalged In will bc followed,
AN AGREEMENT OS THE QfJARANTI NF. T',lf.E.
Washinpton, .inn. 30.?Representative Bourhe Coch
ran hea < eoe to an amicable arrangement artth Hr.
Ravner, of Maryland, who luis th- National Quaran
tin* btu in charge lu Ihe House, if whoa (he hill
ls returned from the Senate the Cockran aetendmenl
is found to Jeopardise the html enactmenl of the btw,
>ir. Cockran, lt I- .-aid. will withdraw lt; or If tlii
counot h>* eecomptlshed ender ihe rulea of the llouxe,
?Ul uiaUe do opposition lo its rejection.
TO VOTE OH THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.
Veahlngton, Jan. 30(Special).?lt ls underxtood thal
bpeakT Crail bea agreed to recognise Mr. (tales, ol
it* Jadj.iiiry I onunlttee, os neal Monday, for a ate
Hon to anita nil tba rules end pu-- the Baahruptc)
hut. ind.r iii- proeeden the QUbnaten win be
thwarted, aad if the bill shell r-dv- ihe votes ot
two-tliirds of tin- aBembere voting it v.iii be passed.
lt requir.--; a qaorum ol t-- House to ecceod the mo
Hon to su-pend the ruios, ead If thal be done thlrtj
mlnutfes will he allowed for debete. Pending the ffnsl
?hasmtctes sf a etetler on a etotJOB to suspend the
rules, wily ese motlca to adjourn I- allowed. While
lt 1* a fact thal the petition circulated hy Colonel
Oatt* to hay- a time eel for Um eanoMerettoa*of
thc Uankrup'-y bill received lae slgnaturea ol -i'l
aanjeesrstauvBB store than two-thirds of the total
aienir*is.hip of Um linus- lt ls utrierstood that a
bomt^r of the asea who levorad eotuldentson of the
?abject ar- Strongly Bmlim*l to oppose the MU.
Friendly Regard
is never en?
tertained by
the children
for a medi?
ci n e that
tastes bad.
This explains
the popular?
ity among
little ones of
Scott's Emulsion,
a preparation of cod-liver
oil almost as palatable as
milk. Many mothers have
grateful knowledge of its
Benefits to weak, sickly
children.
Jes^aaaa* kt Soo>t A *?*??? > lt *? drarstala.
J.S.CONOVER&CO.
28 nnd 30 West 23d St.
Open Fire-Places
A line and largo assortment nf Brass,
Bronze" and Iron in now and elegant do
signs.
Mantels
in all woods, nntive and foreign, '-om
our own special design*.
Tile
of every foreign make. In rich enamel
colorings- .-ind Patterna for Flinns, Walls,
Henrths, Facings and Bathrooms.
Our nen factory, with extensive facilities, en
aliles us to produce the finest class ol' trork at
greatly icdiired cost.
Foti ntl ry and racloiy,
526, 528 and 530 West 25th St.
ii i< probable also that some members who might vote
for itn- measure alter a lair opportunity for debate and
amendment might refuse io Mippnri ii motion lo -ii
pend th- rule* iiml ru?b it through after only thirty
minutes' debate, without an opportnnlty lo ofter amend
ment*. Ih- chances, therefore, appear to he a ga tarsi
ih.- passage ol ia- mu in the manner proposed.
RAILROAD 1S TERRS TS.
Inn A BIG BBIOOR AT KEW oin.KANS.
(Chicago, .ian. ::i>. Pre*Ideal Harrison has signed a
hill au;i or/in.' Chicago men to ranstracl over th.
Ml--iss|ppi Hiv.ral New (>rh an- ll,- largest cantilever
I ridge in America. Surveyor* end engineer* will leave
ih- city ;it ones tu begin prefimlnary operations, ami
"Ullin iln? rears th- ga.000,000 atructure vin he
opened for trefle. The plan i- one in which all the
railroads In th- .suth a;.- Intere*ted, aid th.i
brad has boen given to L'ortbell A Karner, civil ea
glneers, of thu city, ti,- bridge must i?. bulli ol
steel, with three unbrohen and rontlnnou* spans he
tween th- river henka as defined by a medium itage
nf wal-i. ."nil with aloin two piers in th- river, The
li illili of ih- malu channel span viii lie I,OM fen
ami ihe two si.i- spun- wm i ?? T..7 i?i long, with th
h.wt-st part of th- aapcratrnctar.t les* than 83
feet above i ie estreats high aster math. Tin- will
moke the bridge Itself hut a few feet lesa tliiiu :i hilt
mlle in length. Th- easel location of Uk bridge will
depend upon the Undine* of th- etea win. go t . day to
nuili- tn- Lorine- to (li-i-vrr Where Hi- heat rounda
li-n- -an be secured. The chsrter granted hy ron
gresa provide! that one approach, If practicable, shall
l-e within the (Itv limits ,,f N-w i uleans. In case I'
ls found that thc suhstratutn near the city ls not
sufficiently Brm to support the immense piers, it max
bo located not more than live miles above th- city,
hut nader no consideration may lt tx- bair) below,
since then lt would posidbly Interfere with tl.?an
vessels. Thc pin- now practically selected for ll
I- ni Nin- Mil- Point, not lal lr un Cai nil;.m.
DENIAL OP THE I'NION PACIFIC STORY.
Boston, .'aa. N).?The roRoalng I- from the Bo*
ton N-ws lau."in: -I ni :i I'm Hi- oflrtat* nay t al
th- report lion, ti,- wv-i that the rnlon Parin) hail
road O mpany I- preparing to aurrender Its moll line
io th- tiovernmcqt i loo rldtrumnt for denial. Ti
mall line, Including Hs terminals, i nnrtcag.d for
..Hiv s-7-..oi ii .1 mlle, including the whole Government
'lit. ami the main lin.. |- worth mm h ino:- Ihan'thh
t.? th- I'nton Pnrlfli ayalem. ;i- it i- th- main arterj
i. nnectlng all Ihe branch -\-terns, 'ih.. whole I'nlon
Putin v lem, luclnding the main lin- and brauchc*,
la mortgaged for hut 100.000 a mi!-."
Omaha, Neb., .ian. 30. Joseph Nlll&rd, I'nlon fa
Uh- director, -int,., that lhere I- no f undallon v.ha'
-vcr for th- rumor thu' ih- road will i,e turned ovei
?.. | ?? Government when ftt.000.00a in hoiul- fall du
in 1804. Il- -tate.i tint lhere has been m. meeting
..f the director* for three month* end lhere will i -
in. nn.il the annual tn?Uni; in April, and that
lhere bat been nu correspondence among the direct
mi the sui,).,;. He .xii - thal th- hun!- will nol hill
duo until 1090,
- 4* - -
VU T.-l 1.I.-II r.M IIARRI-i UK-H.N-.
Pblladelpbta, .'au. go.?Joseph rs. Herri* ba re
signed the vic pr? :il-m y of (he Phlladelphta an I
Rending (oal .ind lion Company. Mr. Harris i
president "f Ihe Lehigh ? -il .cl Navigation lUnu
pany, wlione linea of ral road are lensi-d to Hie Cen
ra. Railroad of n. w Jcr*ey. lu compliance sith thi
order* of th.- ctiancellor ol N-w Jet ey. t... i... ? .?
tn- Central Railroad t' tn- port Reading Railroad
?.-.ii- recently dissolved, and th- managers of tn- f-rm-i
road entered into full and lintcpendeui po ?? lon ..?
iha: properly. Hence Hie .?-.i.n t" - ol M.. I! ml
a- \i? pc-..I.nt ..f ii-. Heading Coal and Iron 'om
pany.
HORE UNION PACIFIC PONDS TAKEN.
(?rn, of th- Uall Street n-w- iii'-a'l> s sahl y. st. rday
We ar- authorised tu -nj' thal th- second rrpltou
to tah- .r'.,.ia,.i.i..Hi ,; the I'nlon I'm Hi- bon
cloded in tm I i<-. rear gold loan ha- been -x-rcl-d
The lim---vain Interest, lt win be remembered, ne
(foliated .??.-,.(am> on., ,,f ..?..,. bonda vouie Um- ami
..nd h.a- noe effected tim sal- ot #3,000,000 more,
OENERAL SITKRINTENDENT PREY RESIONS.
Pateena, him., .tan. :io.- .t. j. Prey, tor th- past
lour yeer* general mp*rlntendenl ol th- Ml ??un.
Kansas and Tcxaa Hain...ul Company, baa resigned.
A. A. All. ii i-i .-0- 1 in.
OLD COLONY N< >T POR SUI".
Boston, .lati. 30.?There ?iii he tm I-.'-- or s.ii<
.,f u- mr! Colony Rellroed or any part thereol t<
the New-York, New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
ai least noi nuder the |.re*ent BdmlalstraUon, ot
white *h- -:? h ot th- road remains in th- band* "i
th- pr-s-nt hold-r-. Tbl* cou.ti H.- authority
,? PreaMenl Cboate, of th. * >i<i Colony, who in ai.
Interview exley gave positive essanorm lhal lh?
: onsolldsted Rimd his not epproerhed ia- dlrectori
.f ui- cid Colony with sny propo Ulan, and ii' tl
thal I in v hiiv- no ill i- i!'"ii to Min, nii-r th- control
ol any portion of their -v '-m.
AN ORDER olTMV. THE H'M'Ks.
Cetambiis, diiio, .tan. SO, Judge Pugh, of ti- com
.non i'1-a i oin'. In Ibe application of Edward L
Mortimer for a receiver for Ui- ( l-v. laud, Akron nt'
ins Railroad, to dav l-i.-d an order p-rmlttini
ia- pliilniiii to examine the book* ol th- company.
CHICAGO As A RAILWAY (KATI; B,
Chicago, Jen. ?".'?. fSpeelsl).--To.dav's Issue of "Tin
Traveller, Khlpper, and Mail Gnlde" has an Blilcli
showing lhal Chicago I* th- greatest railroad cenin
l;i th- WOrid. H -hows that 1,380 trains of .al
i 'lasses arrive nnd depart here daily on forty one roads
operated hv twenty-eight companies, of these train
SJ7H ur- through expresses and mall trains, 1,70 robarh
an aiid Bccommodailon, -2~4 merchandise freight trains
snd I'-* grain, stock, and lumber train*. Tin
twenty-eiehi companies operating these trains owi
?IO.oihi mi! s of ililli'ad.
HEAVIER EASTBOI NI) PREIOHT TRAFFIC.
( blcago, .'un. 30.?Aa Improvemenl is shown tn thi
rolume of eoktboand frelghl traffle from CMcsgs* ai
lhough th- 1'. .ord i- considerably behind that of 1
v..,,- ?, -.. Last week's storproento, Inrlodlng averythlni
hut th- stock, emouBted to 80.043 toni, Bgalnsl
cc, 407 for th? pre.-dltur week, an Increeae of la.nri:
tor',-' ..nd against 06,819 for the .cnv-pondlng period
l?st yeer, a decrease of IB.TT0 tons, ti.- tram- wm
???1- up of tl..- fallowing lirtlrl-s : nour. 7.4..0 tons
grain and iiiHI-tufTs. 30,103 toa*: provl h'hs. hird
-ic*. io.::iiii lons; dr.?.d beef. m.oc.i ton-: aaxseed
3,6113 ton-: lid--. 9,433 lou-; luinbor. 8,71g lena
mlseeReaeeae, BJffl toss.
ThrOBfh BhlPSaeBtS of flour, crain find provlBloni
from Chirac, lo the BesbOSrd by the roads In Uk
rentrsl Tratiie AsaoetatlOB last week astonnted t<
i-.:;s9 ton-, ap.inst to.:!-!* for Ihe preceding week.
?B Increase of i OOO lon-, mid gainst TO.tMW for Un
correapoadlBg week of lewll, a decreeee of 9MAM tons
ot this irani- ti,.. VssderhUI ines rarrted -:.'t V"
cent lae I'.'iii'.silv.inli. Hims, l" per <"<'i" I the Battl
more ..nd (Milo, lo per Cent i th- Hg i;??r. J PT*J?Jj
,h, CWwgoand lal-. T per .?.?... H ;? Chicago .nd
Urand Trunk, Id a** '???'"
Ibe Wabash, 11 per
TD ASSUME TIIK DCTIKB OF BISHOP BROOKS
Hos'ton. Jan. 30.-Tbe Righi Baa. Fred-rick COUTI
nev. BUbop of Nova -..dui. ls to serve otliclally li
flji d'oes- for .. month, He will i.rr.vo in Bosto.
al tba end of Ina geeeenl w.*h to eeeasas Ike dall**
of the lute Wsnep a^reann.
Portland Mc. Jun. nth Al a meeline of all UM
?ignsatlBSl n.inist-rs of Portland th!- morning reno
lutlons were unanimously passed commending n th.
Kghest terms the Ufa and serries, of the late Maha,
Brooks*
IN A RECEIVER'S HANDS.
ROOK 1RTST DIPJ'-.OTOP.S DI-SATISFIED.
FOUR op "nm SrR-roMPANir.s in- CBAEG1 OF
CHARMS W. (.OLXD?AN l.XPMNATIOX
DESIRED from JOHN w. LOVELL.
Tim directors if thu United States Hook (ompnnv
ere auSssttsfled win. the statement math. Kunda)'
hy John ey. Lovell, .-\ rietvpresldent ..f the company.
Mr. LovelL who I- raw t. have ratnrned te alt home
on Sendai fiom Beeton, could not be found yesterday
at lils house. No. i Lexlngtoo-eve. in- brotben sod
hts lawyers, Carter, Pleaey .1 Kellogg, rpoke fr him.
Mr. KeOegg na* al Mr, Lovell's luau- mst evening,
and he?sssared ..ll who called to eteke Inquiries that
Mr. Lovell was in this div actively engaged in doing
all ho could t,, pur ti-- I'nlted Blste* book 1 ompany
on u firm titiamlal footing.
Mr. Kellogg -aid to a Tribune reporter! "The
ebsrgea alleged ami Inalnuated Bgalnsl .Mr. Lovell
at-, of inur-.., 111:tin--. Mr. Lovell has geld Hil- in
the itstemenl given lo the newspapers. Ile rannoi
understand what motives could hare Inspired tuck
utterly false suspicions. Hr. Lovell hes, Ince hi
tatara to Ihe rity, seen Cherie* Vf. Uoukt, ihe re
elver of Ihe Cotted mate* Hook Company appointed
by .imir- Patterson on Saturday. Mr. Ooah! now
banar* thal th'pr.uni *ory noli .about which ao much
has hr-n .-aid and BO nun li ailinn pretended to h r -
!.n f-ii. gre tale and In good benda. 1 calulu; now
a\ what io Hui will be taken bj Mr. Lovell, ell ber
as an Individual falsely accused of eil.us (bingi or
is a m-mher ..f iht I'nlted gtatei i-ol; Company.
I believe, however, ?h:it Boam people who have in
tini.it.d Berton* thin,;- will regret IheJr ba 'v hell a,
I haven't ll-e.I anv PIOTC lath I-dav about B cilnliial
action being ln*tltuted n lt.. !. -1 1 Mr. Lovell."
Foui ol th- Bub-conipanle* connected altk the
Pnlted Mates Hook Company were pieced in Ino hands
of a receiver yesterday, ri-v bk the seaside Pub
ii-hins Company and international Book Company,
huh el No. 149 to nv Worth-si.: the Hovenden
1 0 1 puny, st No*, it aid lu Waverley P?aa '?and 1.01 ell.
Ooryell atco,. ol Ko. 1.. io it Efl ? 'i ? it. Uiarle*
Vf. i.i.iii.i \mis eppotated receiver tr them on tba
application of Edward P. ?'. Young u- receiver of Ihe
Pnlted States Book Company, Mr. Uonld being Ihe
New York receiver fer lb* hitter company. The Ita
Miltie* nnd a -?'- were estimated on the papers a*
follows: seaside Publishing Company, liabilities,
-a -1,01,0, I,- ,.t-, ?130.000; Int. rna'..:,.,1 Book Com
pam, tUMUtleai, 9125,000, s*tets, glOO.OOO; l.n.eli,
( nr>?!i .v i.... gabOltles, gtss.ooa, ar-.-. glOO.OOO;
Hovenden Company, Hahllttlee, |100,000, esset
970,000. The a -rn cotuisl of merchandise, booh
11.'counts nari i.n;-. receivable. John Howard Latham
ba* o'.tiiim,1 attarhmenta against the National kooli
Company fm- gll.llO; Lorell, 1 orv.-n, a io. *ii>.
103; Empire PabMshlng Compaay, 97,406; Sea d<
Publhihing ' tiipiiiv. 97,330, Attachment* hove been
obtained agata*) the I'nlted State Hook Company In
favor of Henrietta Bmltfa for 920,704, and In mvoi
of Braatas N. Root for 99.600.
Judgment wa* obtained in tba elly Court jester
day agalnsl John Vf. LoveU, Isle ri 1 orevldcni nf ihe
1 tilted Mate* Pooh ' ompany, for -t<i\ In favor 0 I
to?lilian National Bank of Ntwarh, on a note dated
May 12, 1002, payable In -iv months. The nan
plaint wa-; sworn lo on December t; last. (execution
aaa 1 -a. .1 io the r>ln riff.
V. M. Coryeil, president of liOvell, 1 mell ?? ' ?
No*. 40 sud it Ka t l-iiih-s!., U?u?d Hie I lowing
?tatetucnt lu Um trad ? 1
.1 sa, l-ni
lientlemen We pt thal ? 1 d... 1
. f the t- iiporai - en irra i: .
. ..r pan) :.? il i- *.ib*ldl .
i noe hi 1!" bu< fl I ..,.?.
? 1
Ml -l-l..1 I. '.- I '.vi- ' 1 !-. ..... h tl.
. oni|*iny 1- an oBl ? >
i.iiyi.i.!. . 'ir.', i 1.1. I
?; ron vt 1.1., it . ? 1 ..1
Mr l.'oryell Kidd il h. ? ?<? anxiu 1* to Iii ir m
1 tp inatlon from Mr Lovell, wla. ? d, hid
re rrted I 1 un 1 il mi thud !>? ral ?? n M
.lld, tile I ? r for lb- I lilted ?l ll ? I.I < I ll
puny, aid I . il lie I. -I 1. utu in il sit thi
affair- ,,' th rompany, bu! thal pr bailly .1 ?tal?-me 1
u..nhl be given nit ' ? day. t of Cu
1 ulled sta'"- I...rh ( umpeny, il So 1 and 7 1
SltlCetitll-ht., \. nlii\ Bf td ni ii .1 s,;....., |.,|i
rhall mau iii !!-? ? \> ? 'J\ ?? . un mil leo of I
aid lhal lia liad .. ? ? n <l 1 ? rfflrl .1 n . .? ?? ll
Lovell rn . i In '? - ? Hy. Ho :,l '?? ?' he i.-i.?????!
? ii i me . a lae i lu a " ' H...
;..,,. ' ill . Lui ell ? I .
.1 nm,. very ni
replug I ?' ' li ? du not
iii i u? Mr. I. ??.-:I of anv iriinl il li ? ' Iii condueitin!
Ill* ll.
I it Ihe) do ?
lill ni iii r'jron elli . lld ? '? ?
\. m. I rvell, ul I ..v .ii. r.m ll 1 co
M.:- j,'... ,,| In tile Hld . ??' i : ? \' : ? '
!!.;,? I,, v mi a llb- '.. have Mr. I ip du ll
.'?.." il ? mst I ml* heb
i Haul .'s ? ? r ? i ?
? , .ii. imo, ll ? lld. Mr. Lovell i ? |i
a d tailed
allah - ..; Ih- I llit.d ?' I ? ?'??
? 4>
NO CONNECTI-'N WITH THE rV?'?K I OMPANY
-lr: In Ihe n-porta ol th- trouble* iii Hie l'l led
Kial ?? i.o-li ' 'ompany liv i .. ?? I sppian-d
: .,. un altai hm< ni i m be. a pla ? a upon Hu pi ip
, n\ ol the 0111 Ungi irina; i on ubi I
Boot.
In Justice to ourselves ?,. d< lr* to -ay thal we
bare nu connection whatever sitli i ?? affair* ?>! ihe
t mt..I s'mi-s Book Company. I??? t fall Be male,
at their order, certain plat, of Hie value of *:.?..% 7!l.
.ii october .". U'i Mdiled villi theil three month*'
note fm- that amount, rbi wa* Indorsed bf u* and
,11 ri.Hilted at oin I,a..li. a I* all Poper received from
..ur easterners, iii! Hoi- matured on January :?.
It ams paid at our ha.il, on Ihe morning ol J nuarj
io |,\ th- I Oiled Mat.- I lo. rh * '..in ju.-. %. ..r tl- lr r> pn
tentatives, bj certified cl.?H for H.- face value of
ih- ii-'" i.t'.i'.'. til i. and bj rash f-r -I "?- proli I
fe--, ami was of com - surrender**!, what became
of lt Ofter I'- pa) m. ii! .a.iil cn i |ii. nt mi'-al-r lo
Hi ? mah. i . of h.-. lt i., nc lui', dr. Kwit' hand*
av have ito hnowledge or imere I. We heard nothing
from lt after H> pa.i i-m uiilll Mr Boot's prweed
lng against u* on Friday last, w- have .ion- hu
worh lor tn- I ulled State Book Company for leveral
THE DILL ENORAYTNn COMPANY,
I M. lilli, I'.- Went.
No. mt Chamber* t., Nea York, Jan. :i", 1803
.? ?a> ?
8LAUOBTBBEBB OCT IXCOBPOMATED.
Alhiiiiv, N. v., Jan. M.?The Scirwargschlld. ami
Sulxberger Compsay eras Incorporated today with u
caplial of 93,000,000 for th.! purpose ol carrying on
a business of buying, aelBng hu.i alenghtrring cattle,
sheep and other animal* for fi**i purposes. The
principal othes will be In New-York City. The di
rectors aw Ferdinand rJulxberger, Prederirk -io-ph
and .-aiini-l Well, of New Yurt (Ity; Heorge Parker, of
.a. .-ii. md ''Mn - Hapgood, ol Everett, Mu--.
What A
Housekeeper
Can -lo with that unequalled cook?
ing fal
Cottolene
She r.-in make the mn>t delicate
rake, the sweetest and flakiest pie
(rust, thc most palatable biscuit and
rolls, and fry the lightest doughnuts,
fritters, croquettes, etc., and there
will be 9 total absence of that greasy
taste so often found in these articles'
of food, while every kind of cake,
pastry, etc., shortened with COTTO
11 ni is short and rich, and there is
no disagreeable sensation folioning
its use, which is the result of using
other cooking fats.
Cottolene
being largely a vegetable oil is much
more wholesome than animal fiats,
You should nuke a trial of COTTO*
I im-. For sale by all grocers.
ttaeataaeaared ooiy by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
CHICACO, ILL., and
Produce Exchange, N. Y
EVERYTHING
IN
RUBBER GOODS
HODGMAN'S,
?ROADWAY. I tl Weat **M *.?..
tor. I.rnn.l M. Adi. Ililli Axe. Mold.
NEWS FROM NEWrJERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
At e fire In thia cit* ht*1 Week Matthew Bligh
Ml from h wind nt shlle trying to tove lils eblhtren.
Otu of ih- loiter, a gin named Marretll*, was -..
bodljr Injnred thal the died. When Ihe fun-rat was
h-id a Bomen whom no one nt the h .use hnew ashed
lo lo-.lt el Ihe bJdy. i;.f..r- going away th* tald
that si,,, art* Bligh's real arlie, and thal the bad
i?ii married ti him lu New-York In l'-'. bbs told
they had had foil children, let Hmt u- bed not sup
ported '..ii:. -': i rained a living by sashing. Rh*,
had not beard >f Isrr hu?1and since then until *bt
had read the ttory ..r the gre. I'.-un Bligh'* house
sh- wenl to -M. Francis'* Hospital and ashed '? -?
ii.m. Tim -1st,;", t. iii her he wa* in III. Aftet
'h- woman Beal away Bligh iva* --ni t.> lila h me,
A Tiii. reporter called lhere yesterday. Mr.
Bligh saki -in- ind heard tlw story nboul ber husband
having another elle, but dla nol believe li. She
.-In .-d I i allow nus oi- to . him.
While u North Hudson I >???-? ?.'.? ares running
Mir m.a Summlt-ave., Ibis .Itv. yesterday on- >f th.
lull- ti i|i[?-,t and pi..i''! Ui- bottom ol H.- car,
lt ripped ip ti,.- ?? a' ?7i. r- William Madden nat,
?v.-reiv In]ming his spine, 'iii- other passenger
Beru lal,-ll lip hut liol hil!.
The funeral of Nlcbolaa Miller, who weHrJe-d 400,
ws* ii.-1*1 at lils hilt.' iii r.eve. in sandor. Km
:r year I.- had laren m.nil- to walk. Tn- undertnhei
i |'ld li | gel th- Univ down -lairs. .. a *a*ll "I i
altido* wis taken out nnd thu eilan lowered to t'>
sidewalk liv tm am ol rop. -.
HACKI N'-m:k.
Thecatore inn. paymaster of th- New-Jersey ark
NcW'York Ualtroad, ab . dbeppeered on Saturday, bs
broeghl beek to bli home in lleckeaaeeh teat eventni
Iv Illa. Ainley. :i neighbor Ol Mr. lilli. M: \iil"
received :i Dote fr-ii Mr. Hill yesterday murnini
?eying be bed Jest come in from Newerfc nnd Bantei
Mr. Ainley lo om > t,, bim a* -? ??! a- possible ai
i restaurant. Mr. Ainley harried to ti,- phi - em
r.und ills friend In a dased condition. Mr. Alnlej
anally indued Mr. nm iq go with Mm and Ihej
"?. nt uptown to isie-hundred-and twenty fifth st.
i roaeb wa. procured and lltoy drove t.
""'?? "1- bj v.v ,,f Pori I.? . I.:i l -v.?ulm: Iii,
-"'I -aid 1:1 roll 1 ...I lill ii, i, ,)?/,.i| ,.lill,,I
nnd ?;i- uiiii,!- t,i give an a. i ouut ,,f his Benderine*
Voling Mr. Hill -nd tint hi* hillier had -mr.-r.s
a bu r, lime with riideui mada bes. Mr. Hill'
in lue* wa* somewhal taxing and it I- b-Hcvisj thu
tl - sli.ilii ha- Bile, l.sl hi . mind.
NEWARK.
ir ry Wilton, ti- "?vooJui"' doe tor, sn* convlrle
in Ui.uii- \. ?? rii.av in a charge of obtaining 92
? "in i.lin Harri*, colored, ot Ba I Orange, unde
f.l? r-i?i. ? ni.ii|oi... ii- aaa remanded for awi
i-n. -.
? - ?
i i.r/. \m.i ii
Th- trial -fl' : nil o Uurn'.l .. and Charl. - Pram*
f.ir the aiurdei ..' I .tri.:, Keb v ,,n **-pt< um -r -
? ???.ni; \ -I- ?'; v ia U-- inion County iou ri tefor
i'll!'.- ? \ an - ?.. 111, ni il will hist tb. i. milnd-r o
I .i'- ;.:..' . Hm ?? il m -- "S iii th
Itu ui Kalian . ).? \ mlrlj ??um I
i deb ' ii I,, the :. i iit-r .
: ...., mu H. - a: i er, ira t r ut Hie Fl i
.-.o -nilli. Ill) limul
In I , ls stni deiermlni >t '<> lea' ? lb
?'hil.i ll. ll i ?! il \.1. a:' . |.
ii .r mi Siimlii
? ? iii i-i .1 re l M. i. (iialloil ill ?? Ihe .- I ir r
i ".,at |||. .? ..||ld lll*l*l I I".ti ll I ? pi
I* aid t,, be . III. Il) o i j, lon .
,., cit ;:i remarks male Ls ~, ? pi milncnl mern
-; ? ? .ii.ii on hi -" li ii
; . .di m . ahl.!, Hu \ -iiU did i ' ult Hu. r ?iiilrr
.' .. "i. :i ? . \ .tn. ii ti. n_- ..f ti,- I'liurel
..i ia t i urtu to .. be ?? I ie i ii ???'
KEW ifl.l'NSW!< K.
.': rt ? i'.|. ??. nf New Hr ' ?
nilled al ?'? fal p m. on Sunday, ul litany and IVar*
-(-. Kv ? ? ? a nifflan* named John Horn nu.
? ? . Mdlnr. They ar- nu ol ?? ? wi.. ?
:? me. * bli hi'- ? o) v. h re Ihe a*
? ? r . ao ar*Iking to* ird 11
Olid Hie ? omer if Ihe tv.o -tr. -I- WM
, : ? ? ne-n with -m ii fore
, III I ? Ol. I h" ti: i. . ? : Blt. ni]' ??! '
? a. ! .i. ? ?. ). ii H.. ? ' ia ny by J?>sep
,'.. ih- ..
pelt. I ' ind Wi re ii i
in rill .'..| '-ni'.
iienipt,*! rolrli-ry. 1 lie men w..
? :
ni sim -s r.v //// ki rm me < m rt.
k RI . i -.s '. ll 01 NT OF MR. hi.MM '
i ? \ t '.I i ' :.i\- ti w: i n iros v
W ? Jan, 1" l' - Supreme Court of th
t mt. <| -tat.-, today tran:', ted Ihe following linaine**
\t ia ,.'. li li i:.i, Mr Jtt-atl ? Brea er, tl.ali
mei of the court present, said: "The futon
ervlce* or ene of our in,,-t distinguished rttUen*
tami - 'i. Ul. lu... Mill fake place nt ihl* hour, am
In order I ? enable lb. J *tlei ol 'h's curt tn alters
and pav their rasper t- to bl* memory, a teresa ail
li ? i :l. ii until 3 oVIorh p. m."
In ti... .iee ol the I'nlted linea Pel*
rr* ? i ompsny and Kdwai I woke*, appel
lunts, B|rt, ibe Boston Safe i?. T ..-it nnd Trust Com
pal \. i.n appeal fr-m Ihe Cnlied Slate* CIreall Coor
:?!? the Boothera ni Irki ol Nea Vork, Ihe Keprem.
.it in dav, in :m opinion render, 'i by Justice Blah li
ford, efflrmed th* '!?? ree ol Ibe lower roart In favo
of th- Rapid t'ompany. Th* ci-ptr.m-erned th
ownership ol u lins ol triegra|ih between Clevelam
and Cbb-ago, . part) claiming under a. Rapb
morlgiige of 911,000.000 rmi Hie other under i
mortgage from Ihe Bunker*nnd M. n hunt." Compen;
nmountlng to 910,000,000. Jnstlcea Brewer snd Pleb
(ll-sCllt-d.
The Supreme Court In ll.f lb rner, pluintlff li
-.r-i. agt. Hie I'nit-d suns ha* derided thal lb
tu Irian premium la ods coi dilute a Inie loin rv with
tn the mooning ol the stointe*. notwllb tending Itu
pl. ;i it,ai they :if- pur' of the Au trlnn debt : nnil lim
t iey are th. r- fi re i ol mallabie. Tbe case ca.ap oi
?ruination from Ibe ii.-ni' Court of Appeal* ol New
Vork. Hi- question* certified sere whether tbe mod
..f drawing a* described '". the back -I the bond eon
? ii itt :, lotti iv. Bhi ther Ihe cln alar bi oed bi
Horner mut --nt oat hy ..i'll 1- -i circular coiieernlni
b lottery, and shetber tba iii. ular containing e li?
ef the public drawings constituted u bdlery dmwlni
slthln iii- meaning ol t - statute. The conn en
awered ell ol Ihe - qm Hen* In Ibo afar.live.
The following business wa* al o d?a? :
So. i.ii "i. in- De lu Vergne Refrigerating Mi
clilui: Company, appellant, agt. John feather lone ?
ul. ordered thal the mandate l*sue un February <
uni?, furllur nins.- t,, thc. contrary la shown.
No. i.'ji.". Jame* steel, sdmlnlsirator, eli . appel
bini, agt. the I'henlx Insuraiire Company of Bnad
lyn. i...::i-u tor ii Bril ol certiorari to tb I
arnie* circuit tout ul Appeal* tor Ibe Ninth Clrcul
granted.
So. '.io-. Bl hard P. Barden -t al. plaintiffs I
crr-r. it ' Northern I'-.ii- KallroaJ Com pan j
j Al -u.p-l.t . olilInn. d.
\,lim, n d till lo-morrow. Tile day rall will I.
\,i. ;ii-. ii'J4. l'Jii. IsM (ai.d Isis and llfU au
linn, ISIS, Isl", Hil I.!'.!. 134, Iga and 136.
WILUCEXT l.lRRiRY DEDICATED
Bedford, Mu-s, .ian. ::n (tyectsl).?Fairhaven'! nei
building, H.- Millicent Memorial Llbrery, -.wis ded!
culed d's afternoon m the pia*eece of u htrge bbb
ber of people from Utal town and isrrosadtng ptaeci
Loaf belora tbe I.r lor the public pun <>r th- cari
bm |. ti..- Congregational ( hun li was Oiled, nu
i.limy w. re Bnablo lo obtain ndmlaalon. Invitation
were l- nd to qnlte a lur.-,. number. Private an
rice* were Irs! held in lha library, whkfa aaa basa
tifiiliv decorated eltk eajwere, terns ead pehns. The*
rvlc. were slteaded by Mr. ead Nra. Henry ll
'Bogara, m,~. Rowland Roger*, Mr. mit Mrs. Willum
Everett Benjamin, Mba Marj H. Rogers, Henry ll
Rogers, jr, ead several ot lac trustees, a qesrta
com.-t.st with lbs Rev. Dr. CoByer'* church In New
?\o.ij lang. Th* Rev. N. C. Alger, el Palrhever,
offered prayer; Hara came an addt-a by IN Be*
.1. M. Leighton a.ni Ihe niemorisl window was uavellri
Th- public aervirea COUaUted of an addie- bj lb
|:ev. Roberi Coll) rr, muMc by toe choir of bl* rhurrt
remark* by Henry ll. Roger*, sofas hy Mi-s tiara v
Mul/maii, I. K-liv i ol-. Mr. and Mr.. W. Vf. Thoona*
nnil Frank" Frutiehe) all ol New-York, an edJress fo
th- town by.rae il. liipp. and Invoeslloua, p ra yan
etc., by tocal i lergymeB.
gj rOMTMAMTKM-VEXKMAL CAMPBELL tv Rilli)
IMnliiil-lpM.i. -lan- 80. The funeral et ea Post ami
kn Oaaersl A^aet Oaatshetl, leal mux ivor af i'.?
lieut ivie's iiibinct. [ooh place tats moruln.' ul al
Uar)'* Uooiau '.atholl-. Uiuu,,
WILL OF ABIEL A. LOW.
LARGE BEQUESTS t<i HI3 CHILDREN.
PCBUO IN8TITUT10N3 REMEMBERED - TOM
VU.m. of Till" f."tatk ESTIMATKD
A 1' $s ooo.OOO.
Th" provl-lon* of Hi- will of Al.l.-I Abbott Low. of
Brooklyn, who di.-j oe Jensery in. were mad" pabUc
yesterday by Phillp ll. Ad?, th- attorney, lt will
I.- Med in Kind's Coaniy in a len says. Tbe will.
vs Iii. li was drawn up by Benjamin I). Sillltnun, di?
nnys ,,r Beverel etttlfana of dollars seteag .Mr. Low's
(iiiidr-ii. relatives, fti-mis gad pubUe toa.ltsdlona.
Akbosgh ibo exert raise of ti.stilt- could not br
learned, lt aaa said Unit it wi- estlasated at
?ir -.'a ii i.i a Mi.
Tn- Instrument ts dui.,I ??. t..l?T BO, 1-!'0. and ls
witn. ---d by Rickard Ring, Vf. w. Bberasan mid John
Leonard. Mr. Lew names as his esecater* lil- -on-.
Abbott Augtuta* la.u ind Seth U*?r, and his stepsOB,
William c.. l.ow. The Parker Collegiate Inslltate, of
Brooklyn, ol which Mr. Low bsd been fer many yeera
:i tralee, receive* 920,000 the Female F.mployment
Society, of Brooklyn, t-ft.OOO: th- Long Island 111
toricel Society. 93,000; St. Phebe' Hom-. .*li'.inH)
for -iidowiii-nt ; th- First Cult arlan < Tun-, li of Brook?
lyn, 97,000; ti,- Cbember of Commerce ol th- Stele
of New-York, 980000, :,.,,! c.. Brooklyn Hospital,
110,000. To th- Rev. Frederick A. Farley, tbe Rev.
Kr. Alfred 1' Putnam and u?. lt. v. H. Tri.- Collier,
form-;- pastors of tho First 1 nltarlun Church, li- gives
93.000 -nell.
I i hi- -on, Abbott AngBstua Low, th- testator elves
his dwelUag-boase, No. 3 Plerrepool Piece, Ur oktya;
his stahl-- In .iruee Court, un undlvid-d half of Bve
lou opposite i.n boase, ami th- Uerileld BalMlng, al
Coori ami Remacs st*., with lite furniture, bortre.
carriage* end persooel property lu Ibe h..use and
-titi-, together wini Ui- sum of a>700,i><'(? Bed a geld
Batch.
Te lils son, Seth Low. pr-sld-nt of OotaabtS Coi?
led.', lie gives lill Ills houses Ht Newport, lt. I.. WiUl
their iuni.nus; the HamUfon and Freaklln baildbig*,
nt (olin ami Joralemon ste., Brooklyn; 1700,000, and
hi- Sal l* g lld wa' li.
lo his son lu btw, Henry IC. PIsrrepOBt, lie Rlv-s
91O0.000, und :i pictBTe, "The Alp* by sunrise," Ly
'.I'll.,tis, iiml to tin- ria chlldr-n of ll-nry K. Pierre
l?,iit, 9100,000.
iii.- buatoesa bouse of a. a. Lew a Brothers, in
Barling slip, his lands ai Newperi News, Va., und lils
hinds in Minnesota und other Wooten states, and lu
Virginia and West Vtrgtnls are divided ea taafawe:
|>.|- |)atl tn Abbott AUgUstttl l.ow, one to Seth l.oW,
iiml one to ihe -tx cbltdrea of III* dec-used dilllgllter,
KJi-n A. H-rr-potit. th- nlfo of Henry
i:. Pterrepont. Th" testator afatributea #:t'..i)oo
auoog agent* mid employes nf the linn nf A. A. l.ow
Brotlier* uni lils own personal umptayn, as fol?
lows; m.hv Augusta Smith, 93,000; Josses W. Futon,
15,000; Oeergr B. Condlt, #^,..<*); BMney Painter,
Ss!,500; iJeorga Patterson, 93,000; Tboetae Walsh.
93,000; ni- widow of Henry w. baldwin, 91 ?OOO;
John Theodore Wilson, *1.imk); th- widow- nf A. li.
Ilurkley, 93,000, and Mrs, Ma.v tioiduti Pryor, 93.000.
iii- win al*e meka* ? Bamber of Isstpaest* tn
relative* anil friend*, as follows. To Mt. Low's
, ter, i:ii-u I.. M.in. ihe hons- No. ir.tr MoatagaeaL,
Uroohlyn; to ni-, sister-in-law, Mrs. Rebecca a. Lew,
ih- hon? No. -j".", illili- -!., Rrooklya; to his nteee,
Kat- Hillard, 93,000; to his uteee, Mary
ll. I.oln-s. -s7,-,ii,i; ?,, Mrs. RebeCCS A. Low,
widow ..: i.l- brother, Betb ll. Lew, 913.900; to his
brother, r.iw.i:-d \. Low, 9sS6,300; to Ms dater, Dieu
:. Min-, 913,300; io hu nephew, Albert L. Mills.
? :.'. i; io u- !-: ???h. r. Charles P. Lew, M5.000 :
?, \|.i: v I-.r und Bl lee, Richardson, children of his
ami'. Vi'-, lt..a !'?!'?:. 93,.: tn Ui- willow of
u 'a. edward R. Porter, fd .OOO: to tbe daughter
... r.Hlsln. -ama. i K. Low, 93.000; te lils
sis'.r in-law. Miss Hanleth] Dow, 93.000; to Abbot
i.. Bow, -on ,<f hui brother-in-law, Oeorge W. Dow,
eiO.OOO. and lo ll.liter chililieii ol' OeorSS VI. How.
92.300! to hts hr..Uer li !a a. H..nu- H. DOW, 93.000;
tn ii benevolent Inst I ml n In New-llempsblre, 93,000:
to ihe surviving rhildrt-o of Theodore sad AblgaU
K.iu.-. 93,000; to M.-. Sarah A. Kull-r. gVOOO;
t.,, ? ,\. Arrher, 93.00O; to Jerne* IL Tites,
Augiistu Titus, Alice ll. THu*. Hamel Lew TlOaa,
children of Mis. Augusta Tllu*. 93,000 eech; to Attes
Osborne, 92,000; lo Jane O'Connor, a former .errant.
Si .ooo; to Rate Lawler, a towner servant, $",oo:
i0 peter Beers, hi* gardener, SH.<hV); to Ludlow
Malian, lil* gardener rn Newport, 91.000; te Jame*
Bartlett, b servant, S&Oo; lu Stephen ifllara, bl*
....ni.inni!. 9JI30; to Jane Hester, a servant, 91X100;
'., Catharine Leyden, lils rook, 91,000; to Paney Kau-.
roi in ns vars his wife's maid, f750; lo Janie-,
his butler, 9S30, ant lo Jeanna O'Neil, ht*
I;.milln --, 9s!30. A. Augustu. I.ow, ?'li Low an.l
.h.- (hiid.-r. ..f Henry R. I'i-u-poiir. and ul* stag
-on. william ti. l.ow. are mud- re* kies ry legatees.
Iii.. executor* r- -Iv- full power "( sal- over U.e
.???il .-ta'-, unr-s.ii. I-I power ol inv.-im-nt nnd gower
lo partition amt make deed* mid other Instrument*.
I.,, proceed* ol sal- ol ;>:iv pniDertt glv?l '" ans
I liam ar- tu I-- h-ld i.v 'ii- Franklin Trust Company.
i :. in ,,iii- i- t., i?. ii pp lied lo hi- 'I-- during min.uiu
md Hi pr. ucl pal pild io him when h ? cornea ol age.
i . i la ., ;i : 1 linn i: a.. put of 'li- Will 1. ? ti-ld
his all I it -hall no! Bltei-I the rest. Ile expre*vea the
il the in.i- ol Ibe bw|iie*1 lo Ihe Chamber
..f Commerce he used tu bu) portrait* ol eminent
m. rrhiinls of Uiis md ot -i' iMintrie*, and thal 93.000
; iseuueHi to iii- il. ? I'ni tartan Church b- in
?.,-'??1 md the !..!-? applied to the b-netit ol the
poor through tba KaUHiriiiui soctctj of th., ii.un h.
should ..nv of :.is -\. ur.,rs rail to mt. Henry K.
I len pout i- .ie,ii;n.it. d ii- exerntoi lu lils -t-ad. No
u.iid- are rvqulred <.t ihe executor*.
-?\ : il nail !!> to Ihe sill wen" mud- on December
?j 7. i-'.h>. Th.) madi provision for his tons' fun Ill?
ili rase I hes aliould not ?urvlve lim, and for tbe lil?
li,.spion of iii- ii-iu?i lu iienrs R, ilrrtvpont, timoug
[?la . iltdn-n, should hedi". The betiueat* In general
ure m.ii- -?? ti. it Ui- heir* of the legatees would have
Ihe benefit In -a? the legatee* died before Mr. I...
Inni-. H dl<*d. AU disposition* under ties,, dlr.. tim
ai- mad- per stupes mid not per capita.
ni: swixnr.r.n v.ivr rcsixess mf.x.
ii m '/m.-. alas Charl*-. Akora, ala- Clarke, i
I' a. Unmade, dui ont display any lagr-nultr of Brig!*
ni -. In bb n? Mimi* nf twlndllag, bul be ins sieeeesed ta
? h-itui.' a iiiiiiiher of arlbknowa buslaeM bmo. Rep
hsieutlag lhal h" wea cai.tad with Um New-York ten
n?i ami Hudson Kint Raitt ad. aa called u|iou twenty
glffsreat linn-, aad, havlag given * DetlUou* miler for
s.m.k i,inni-d in payment u i te-it liii tin* ( ititea'a Nj
Uooal in tn- Chemical N'aUooal Hank. Th- cheek bore
apparently u.e algaatura -f E. v. Romlter, treaaarer
Ol coane tbe face value -r the check wa., slwayt much
larger than tba pries charged for las goods, and Kiaka
ptoced Ute difference le atooey in bl* pocket.
In thi, wav he robbed I W. Pfeiffer, nf WO. 871
Wsahlngtoo.it., of tllOi i. \. sini'ii. ..f No .u; VvaaB
legtaa -t . ot il-'O; ll. I' Tuttle, of ko. 191 lilian?t,
tl 10; (t, il. Marita, af No. SSS Waahlogtoa-ti., 994;
.lim-. B. Burrow, el St Ul Chamber*-*!., HI; Ta*
t.-nd.ai iiml Uverpool Clothing Company, *.".:i; Rog ra
Peel k Co., est, and A. ll. Kine ft Do., --'.4. Wbea the
i.,? is arer* portshls Rinks carried Umbi with him, winn
taey wera heavy ha teat them to Um Dmod Central -tu
tain. Mr. RaMlter -aw one ol the ?!.i<- .uni. <ii orei
ii-.' tho forgery, UM tho raw i.-f-.r- laapeeto* Mc*
lai'i-'iiiu, who put Detertlve* Price amt Maatgoawry sb
rh,, .a--, /.mle's fa'ier has n -rm'.rv More In Rlghty.
fourth.**, la a liquor alor* al heeeod?ave, and I .itriitv
fourth st. Ui- detertlve* louad him. aad ycaterday ba ^^ .
held for examination. A number of ctaaptaluaat* wui
appear agalaat hint to-day.
HF. SHOT HIMSELF IX THE CELLAR.
fle?rg* !?? In.?n. mi- nf th- proprietors of a tin and iheet
Iroa working eataWlshineot, at Mew-Brlghtoo, s. I.. ?hot
hiu,-.nf in the cellar beneath th- afore, la RlChamad
Terrace last. Bight, He ara* sen io po into the c-ilar
about 0 O'i 1" I. "nd w*- f?.nnd di ad ahout three hour*
later, u- se* shoot tweuty-iv* yeera old. BsettrrlM
and bad BO husiti'-s tr-ull-s. UN hrottv r. a (io is h.s
|.ii tier, ian git* rm r''a?oti for his BCt,
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE
Always Wins Approval.
Three Things
That Mean Success:
Trie Berth, V-'i'll alwavs t;nd it In our furnlt'tre.
If* saluah> and will be aft-r y.-ur* of ..?.
PrtStBl'S Ink- That he who rune may. read. We
IB!) you ah .ut our furniture, lt's for your own BHStOal
la read what we ?..y.
Ri ability. You M.a.' aiwav.s d-iiend on what we ?ay.
Wo Beret ra'..- your expectation* too high, our fur
attars aero* aaaappslata in b.'auty, IpespeBslveeesa or
diirabiliiy.
'?HIV OP THE MAKEH."
GEO. C. FLINT CO,
104,106 and 108 West 14th St.
1893.
4HT1I ANNIAI. r?TATn"4E!T?
of thc _
RTt'AL BENEFIT Mil, INSiRAXCE C0M1?AlHb\
Newark. N. J.
A HZ I HI 11) H. I'rr*ident.
receipts ix ians.
lecelved for Pr-mluiii-.
tecelvtd fr int. hm aid Not H.nt-...
.?.(laa.i'ioTa
Balance January 1-t. UM...
Total.
*'?> VH.Oia 75
*. :(.(-<.j;u ti
. 3.;,H-j4,:WJ IB
K.XI'KNnniltKS IN 189.'.
!ai.u* by D-aih . e3.'->37.8SB' lg
laiuowm-nU md Annum. ?. .- '.''.'O.TrK) ?0
oirrendered l'oln ,-. J l",?0l9l
Uiil.l.'iU* or le.um l'r. a.lilias.? l.Wi.Wl OJ
il'aid Pollcyholdera, -?', - ta tin *7,.
las,,.i '? l'J7,078*4
r.\j?'ii?>'?, lOCladteg A^nl-' iXitiiu.l*.
allana, Advertiahig, Halarlea s- . 1,141.673 ST
PlaaalUBM 1-aid on I', nu- pul hu- d. .c.* l'.K*8t
?r.-.-.'Voti: oo
??.oos.2sali
Balance January 1-t. 18''3.
Total.
.^M.ls ISM SUV ls I,
a-h on hard and iii Boah*.
I'mn- nu (uil.it. lal. I . >. ii BIS* ai.U
UtlM-T S C'lllti-* .
i lied Stat sand Othel Bonis |?r_
lu-: lennis and Moilgaeea <*i Rtal
Katata.
Kal ls-,,i. i ,ni,|Hi'i\ s .uti,,, i'ai; |,I,.ii,
Ni "(Ila.
Kal Katate uarraaani on Koii-rlo* i
I..UII* mi Pole |. s In I'..ree.
I'? mluiiis in Tran.lt. attica i->u-d ...
Agonta' ttslaucea and ( u-li Ulilltatiim*.
aili.lli4.A2A lt)
tesn.
r' O...W3 00
4,00? SOO 00
11.(80 121 49
27.297,812 22
200,000 00
i's-17.777 49
5..VW.102 53
I..'., ila 17
'.' SJ l 28
interest du- and seemed....8782.711 ag
N-t d-'f-n-d and uarepuited
!'.?? mium* ..n Poll, h's lu lorre 517.801 88
* 19 (599 230 19
1 310.624 80
Total.
Slt.OO0.HM 99
I.IAHM,ITIr>.
R.rv* I'und. 4 per real . 047,200,018 00
Poller i laliii* lu pro. ? -> ,,[
a Ijiistnieiit .... 186,64210
Dis (lend, due aid unpaid 207.747 (5
Pi en,.nins pud in adI ance.... 1,74 1 , i
-?I7.734.663 69
Surpl.it . 93,'<t?.),'2'iT 41
Kulin lae al.ov- Satplna ? Hiv Mimd ha*
i eeo de. larc I to -.1 n Polli y eatltled
Hurt,.. payabM on lt- saalverMry
in lt*UB.
surplus by New-Yo'k and MeaaerhaMttt
i-'jinljid (Aetaariea1 ( i* r ?nt ll
?erve, aad Mano- Sam. ..r tuart 9:1.001.909 91
S?itphi* l,v funner Nen Vork Standard
Am la 4-3 per rent lt.?.m 9H.:i.VV ?->3 91
Poll, h., issu-d and revi..*l lu 1883,
12.002, liisiuIiiK, 660,021,721.
l'oll.ieH in fur,- .laiin.irv 1-t, lO'.IJ,
71.Jul, inaurlng 8106.010,006,
DlltEITORS.
Pred'k M. shepard. ii ... - sj, c-ngar.
John I,. Iliak", (.mi.'" A. HsUey,
Reward li Uiairht, Jame* B. pearaee.
Benjamin 0. Miller, M arras L. Ward,
.sum Dede, Eugetaa VsaSarssot.
1'ie.rk il. leese, Pred'k PreUogfcuyase,
L. SPENCER COBLE, State Agent
houthcrn N-w.Vork and Volterra New.Jeiaoy,
117 nROADWAV, NKW.VORK,
THE
> North American
ReVieW FEBRUARY,
Contain* :
HOW TO REVISE THE
TARIFF.
. thoHon.William M.Springer,
I Chairman t/thi ll'ayi and Miani
I C mmiltit.
I Recollections ol the Panama Caral Con
1 |s *sS.
1 l!y Rhar-Apmiral Ammkn, U. S. N.
I Changes in the Church ol England.
j Uv the Ufan ur St. Paul's.
I Criminal Law in France,
I by Madam* Adam.
/ BOONS ANO BANES OP
j FREE COINAGE.
I. "IN THE INTEREST OF SHYLOCK,"
By the Hon. R P. Stand.
Chairman af Iht Committti on Coinagt,
III. A WARNING TO SAVINGS BANK
DEPOSITORS. i
St John Htrten Rhoidtt, J
Ff tn lint i/t'nl Grttnwhk Jatt'ia/r f
Bank. .Ww York. I
III. a DEPOSITORS POINT OF VIEW. I
By a Depositor in a Sayings Bank I
SVlld Slag Huming in Devon and Somerset, 1
By theCoi-NTess op Malmesbury. 1
Government Aid to ihe Nicaragua Canal,
By SknatorJohn T. .Morgan
Shall Our Lawn Be Codified?
Hy FKKLEKIC R. COUDBRT.
EUROPE AT THE WORLD'S
FAIR.
I. THE BRITISH SECTION.
By Sir Henry Trueman Wtof, ]
Stcritary lo tht Brittih Communion.
H. THE FRENCH SECTION.
I By Theodor* Staatta, |
CimtHitshntr RtsiJtnt ia Parn.
Needed Reforms in the Army,
By Gea. John HisBON, U. S. A.
Why Immigration Should Not Be Sus?
pended,
By SewATCR H. C. Hansbroccm.
The Hope ola Home.
By Erastus Wimam.
Millalee*?Eut Not of Mose-.
By Charlie 87, TRietcrrr.
Science and the Woman's (JjaaBa**,
By I. uiA I.vovsa PiM.sorr.
r'rom Renan * i'oint of Vie*.
By ^ lita H.BSS Kimball.
I I lie American Common School*. '
By Rav. Jami- M. Kino.
Mall AYESICAtl HEYifW, 3 E?T UTH ST.
New York.
4
Ladies,
You Can See Any Day
AT
The Singer Parlors
The Different Varieties of
Art Needle Work
In Process of Manufacture
On Singer Machines.
The Singer Manufg. Co..
Cor. 16th St. and 3d Ave.
Wilbelip&Qr^ef
'BROADWAY & 26tb ST.
China, Glass and Pottery
DPZTrsf Maratala* Hat.lt tnrt* la K
O PX IT Bal loin**,.. ><>p.,llllr.rea.
OI'ZrmaT Or. J. <tlrB>hraa, Lrkaaaa. ?*.
F.I.MIR I XFMSPAPER MES FALL OFT. I
Kin.ira. .ian. :u> (ipa*eal) leasts uni. malinger ol
tho Aii.aiiv (*Htton ot ?? y.i>- Kimi? T*4*tpaaa,a Mild to.
day Ins stork In tho Tclcprani I'tt ti I lu SC I'onipany,
tailing in payment Hm Albany pim.tl und Sj-.jOO ls
.ash. Benaan of tHi- tesl a isl Hi*' rea-ona there.
fore? have hoes I. rlrrtiliilion for Bhasa timi-. It hu*
hts. Know ti that aaUetaanBoa eaaatea] avsataeaa il. a.
Brettia, BBsaasgar of Un- Dtalra .-iii'imi, amt Janice
Hill, aaSSSgnr nf Hm Allia;.y .lttlna, and :i dlasola
Hun Of Hie paitn.-rtililp or ra thor ins -.filing of the
8t.H'k of one tr Ute otlu-r. luis boca atiUiijiiitpd fen*
rome Braehs. IlillN Bteek w- bought by iiniokM, and
tho letter ls now the >oi.> ewnar of "Th.- Kl nil ra
Tetegrsat " and lilli ot "The Albany Telegram." Mr.
Hill asa a'.p'Hdv nindi- arning.'iniMits io start a neal
hnmlav usaifiesu lu Klailra, us a rival ol "Hw Ha
Bilra 'IV-lcBruiu.'*

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