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f*M,V...N* 17,964.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JANUART 21, lsiNI.-SIXTEKX PAGES.
FRICE TI1REE CENTR
BUMORS DJ8CREDITED.
freJfOLAND HA8 NO WISII TO BUT CUBA.
rtlTHEIt 18 IT PEMKVED IN LOXDON THAT THE
OOVERNMl'-NT WIIJ, 1>0 ANVT1II.NT, TO IK1JI
TATH AMEMCAN PEELIXG tTNXECESgARILY.
[iiy CABLB to tiik TRIBUNB.]
CbMffgM IHMIj Bg Thr TWBWM Awiciatton.
London, Jn:t. 20.?The bull -tin boarda have cnn
titined many aenaatlonal rumora from Xmerlca
to-^ay. but theeffe t on :he atock market haa m>t
ygaaerloua. Conaoli dropped oni ?aJxteenth, and
Ajnerlcan aecurltlea wera depreaaed, The alllleat
rjm >r waa tho alleged s;il<- of Cuba t> Great
prltain. Thla waa laugbed at whereverany om
ment eraa made upon it. Cuba, with ? rebell! in
join? on whlch a garrlaon of 100,000 Spanlards
Bjajaable to auppreaa, 1h nol ? calable bll of real
eetate. eapecially arhen Ita purchase !>y any Euro
pesn Power arould Involve war wlth the Unitad
Stat-s. During recent yeara there have been
rumora of a flnancial and polltlcal eomblnatlon
f0r leading monay to Spain, wlth the cuatoma
revenue of the island pledged aa aecurlty, but no
operatlm of thl? klml ls probable under exlstlng
?aadltlona, wlth tbe Inaurgenta devaatatlng the
ajatiicta around Matanaaa and Havana. The
Spanl!?h Oovernment made a amall flnancial deal
jn Pari9 a few mcutha ago, but has recetved no
fncouri^emrnt from London. England, more
over, has no motive for buylng another augar
Uland. wh-'n lts own mark>-t la BUpplled from
Qannany and Ita West Indlan cane producera are
ipgoverlahed already.
Oth' r aenaatlonal rumora from Amerlca relate
to th- movement of the flying squadron. That
aaaadron wlll have a naval parade for the benelit
of the (jueen un Wedn --day. and wlll anchor
at BpMhead, posalbly after a ahort erulae anuind
the lale of Wight. Ita ultimate deatlnatlon )s
not known, but nob <dy *.n Englan 1 t> rtlevea that
lt wlll aall for Bermuda <t La Quayra. Mr. Bal
four's Ilancheater apeech waa nvlncing proof
that the Brltlah Oovernment wlll do n dhing
to aaw kc- war wlth the Unlted Btatea, but. on
the contrary, wiil act in a conclllal iry way. The
Bfifcct ?f the dlaqulet'ng rumora i* to create an
lmprepsi'-n anning EngllBhmen that Amerlean
pollticlans are trylntr to OUtmanoeuvre one an?
other f r a poaltion in the Frealdentlal canvaaa.
That is the eommon comment, baaed malnly on
"The I'ally Newa'a" New-York dlapatcbea tu
day. There are BOme Btgm i f a r< r.twal of irrl
tatlon in the ewntng papcra to-day, but there
U no excltement. Jlne ilam, while decllnlng In
laadon, is atlll atrong, and .t may yet be <il
tartad from an Impoaalble war with Oermany
to a ff-elinj? of irri:alde antagonlam agalnat th.
Vnlted Btatea An intluontial Amerlean re
aiatked to-day: "Th-^ Unlted Btatea atanda t i
win on the maln queatlon of arbitration as a
aettlement of the Venezuela dlapute." That la
true, rrcvlded there be no reckleaa play.
I. N. P,
-?. ?
IT BTIXli REMAINfl A MTSTERT.
KOIXK' hmation a:: iitt'u: PL.TINO8QUADKOVa
I }..-TINATIOS OIVKX OCT BT THE
AD1URALTY.
Lir.don, Jan. 2^.?The Unlted Pre?s has th" nu
thority ct the Adr.i r.i ;v for the ?tatement that
no lnformitlon wtaterer regaitnag whera the n>
lng ?qua']?\3n la Roing or where it is not golng h.{.\
b*pn (riven to anybody.
The Londoa aewapaptra of ta-morrxrw arlll rrint
the fo'.;owln?r tioilinihlllralloa wnlcn ha.i been ls
aaed to th?m t>y the F.'rWKn OOce:
Tt*:th refertnee to a report from Washlngton of
.lieged telvgraphle corrt-cpondenee between fnite.l
Btatea 8reretary of 8tate Olaey and l^ir.' Paiis
bury respeetlng the BBOteaMnta of the T.rltlsh fl?-?t
va are ofrlc'.ally latormed tbat n.> eommunlcatlon
has paase.l t.?ttveen n".-r Jlajrsty'.? Oovernment and
the Oovernment of the UniteJ States upon any
naval queatlon.
The l'niu-d Pre?.? has aacartalned on abaohitely
truatworthy authoi;ty that apeclal eharti of N.rth
Amerlean araterav the Weal Indlan aeaa and the
Me<1 terrar<-?n hav'' l>een furnishtl to th'- chlef
commjuiUln-r otli ?? 11 of the Hylng aquadroa Th<
informant of the Unlted Preaa baa aeen tbe charta
TESTIMOXY FOR WARDEN FALLON.
LaWTCRJ PRAI8K HI8 MANAOEMENT OF
THI TOMB8.
The hearlng In th? eaae of the ehargeo preferred
agalnat Warden J< hn .1. Fai! >n. of tbe Ctty Prlaon,
w.ia reaumel at r> o'ciork yeaterday afternoon in
the old Tomhs Pollce Pourt. before the Commla
a'.cner of Correction, Hobert .1 VVright.
The flrst wltness was Aaelatanl I'istrlct-Attorney
Vernon M. Davta, arbo teatMed that he has been
visitingr the Tombs for eleven yeara and had known
Wardea Fallon since the latter I i >k charge, four
yeara ago. purinij the la?t four >?.:-. !.- s.u 1, th?
pri^on has been kept In exoellent c m lltlon,
ARs'.stant l>istrict-Attorney Bteptx n J. O'Hare sii<l
that for a number of years he had noted the |
and that under Warden Fallon the dladpSlne v. i
better, the accommodations more adequati
(eneral appearance of the j>rison greatly Improve 1
Charles W. Brooke, the lawyer, sald he hnd known
the Tombs l'rlson for twenty-five years, and In that
t!me :f:e best admlnlstration be knew of was that of
Warden Kallon.
Mr. Hummel, <;f the law flim of Howe & Humrr.el,
tattlfied that he had been In the hablt of \
aaaTombfl slnee IMt, and that under Warden Pall >ti
tbe prlaon had beea more eihvientiy and ayatematl
cally managed tiian at any oth<-r tlma wlthin hls
reeoUectlon.
Dr. Owea K. Ward, who ha-< been the phyalelan
at the Tomlis, testlfk-d tiiat tie ba.l I.n called t'j
examlne Loula Herrmarm, the prlaoner becauae of
whose alk-ged lll-treatment the cnargi aaa nat Fal?
lon w<-re made. When he aaar the tnan Herrmann
nad b?-.-n In the dark ce;l for two l&ya ' Bl' ? ?
acrltlcal examlnatl >n and found the ]>risoner In good
healih. Herrmann did not complaln of bejng
hungry.
Chailes J'atterson, couns'-l for Fallon, said that
conflnemtnt in the dark cell was th*- only punlah
njent that eould be InflJeted on Herrmann. Thera
*as no cleai evldence. he declared, : > ahow that
ther<- had been unv .,rder from Warden Kallon not !
to fee: Herrmann. fl>- denounced Ueputy Warden
0'8he?, and sald for months O'Shea had been
un4?rmining Fallon. H? aaked that the chargea
Bjatnat the latter be diamlaaed. HIa requeat was
denied
At the cloaa of th" hearlng Cocnmlalaoner Wrlght
Mid that he would probably render hla deolalon to
day, at hls offlre. No C6 TMrd-ave.
U8CVE WOMK IS KINQSTON.
K!ng?'<.n. x. v.. JanudH fgpaelai).?Unuaual inter
?at has beea arouse 1 htre during the last week by
Colonel Hadley and Ml?s Anna Wray, the reacue
njl?aloa arorkera from St. Hartholomew's IfhMtoa, In
^'?w-York. Tbetr meetlnga have beea crowded
nj*htly. n i hall belng large enough to accompiodate
aii woo dealred to h.-ar tnnn. leaterday afternoon
at the Kingston Opera House manv bundreda were
turned aaray. Reacue mlaalona wiil be eatabilahed
8f*J1uP and dowii t.,wn for regular work. Colonel
md.ey uyi he flnds 117 aaloona in tbe dty, ona for
?ran m peop>, whlch is nearly double tbe average
>n New-Vork Clty.
CHU(cn\li:\ DESOVNCB MA8K BALL8.
Xewburg. Jan. 20 (SpeeiaD.-A rew days ago Deaa
?? T. Wllllam L I'ermy. of Bt J'atrbk's CbttTCb,
|nla c|tyt t00k or.cllB|011 at ., w,...lUlx 0| niH !huron
? denounee In atrong and unmistakabie languaga
aaaquerade bali!.. NoUcaa of tha Dean'a remarka
were prlnted all over the State, and la m.st la
?-ance, the eommenta arera favorabla to tbe ataad
commHri./J"""^ th>l?e uwh0 aotlead tbe nea |
lommenta was Archblabop Corrtgan ..' v.-a v.ik
^aTO'i!?;^
mj9UMMl DVrONrt RBPLY W1LED.
*??SX!Z?2''^*'-*,m? forHanryA.
???te^ ?hev b "V"'"' '" ,h,> UB,t^ S'";
""velv 1 con., - "'? H,lt,> *?*** "'?lh
?<">? of Actta?r. * ,ai"'"1 "" th" ?ll"?"fl'-a
^?aembiy adj0Urr; h tk. d,iy. Wft'n lhe O'nfral
n.*r^?ly devotia i? Jn/ r"P'y '? ong, and Is
'o.nt that the
hlle he ex
TllE FREE SILTER POW-WOW.
CUANS QATHERINO IN WASHINQTON TO
FORM TUB NEW PARTT.
TIIK UCADINQ l.\TJ.ATMN!STfl AND CHKAP
IIOXEY BUOUTERfl OF THE COUNTRY TO TAKi:
PART?THEY WANT OXLY ONE THUtO,
THE BUOOV OP 1THE "OOLDBVO."
[HV TBLBORAPH TO THE TRIBtTITg.]
Waahlngton, .Inn. 20. -Ex-R preaentatlve A.
.T. Warner, of Ohlo, who haa been lecog
n ::< d f"r many yeara a-< <>no of the
ableat leaden ln tbe free allver rolnage
cruaad', haa come to Waahlngton to t:.k" a
hand in th* conference of tho allver Infiation
ists, whlch is to be, held tiext Wedn< >; lay,
Speaklng about the confer?nce and Ita objecta
I Oeneral Warner aald to-day:
"Tha rilm men can wln thls Preutdentlal
i rarc by unlted actlon and wa are mxloua to
promota that end. We ahall conalder every
j thlnp beating legltlmately on the aubject. We
; are oppoalng nobody but the goH :-i<n: no
| pollcy but tho gold pollcy. Wa dealre to co
, operate with men of any party who, geelng
that tha timo f.ir aupreme actl >n haa arrlved,
mo wllllng to enllat f^r tins campalgn under
the banner of the wblte metal."
"Whal do you thtnk of the actlon of tho
Nattonal Commlttee bf the Popullat party just
taken at Bt Loula?"
"i thlnk well of it. Tho actlon la wlae nml
conaervatlve. it evldencea the proper apprecla
tinii of the altuatlon. ii advocates a union of
the fri< luls of ailrer and the putting of a Na
ttonal ticket ln tha Beld after t!> ? two old
partlea ahall have made thilr nomlnatlona
The aaaumptlon as t . what tho two old partlea
wlll do <>n the flnanclal queatlon la an entlrely
aafa on*. Both wlll adopt i; >ld platforma.
Tho free allver Democrata wlll make ."n. ear
li'st effort to atem the tlde ln that narty, but
they wlll falL Then the t-st of stlv*r men wlll
come. The electlon of elther the Republlcan
or Democratlc ticket wlll mean tha coutlnua
tlon <if the gold pollcy. The only h( pe ? f f il\-.-r
wlll lle in oppoaltlon to tho old partl ?.;, and a
stroiiK thlrd tirk.-t. thoroughly repreaentatlve
of the allver cauae, ought t>> aweep tl"> coun
try. Let Popullata, Bimetalllsta, rllvcr Demo?
crata, allver Republlcana, all come together
and th>- battle \\i:l be won."
"Bul many allver Democrata object to pninjj
Into a new party, rcpreaentatlve of but one
laaue," waa auggi at< d.
"How do auch men read hlatory?" waa Oen?
eral Warner'a reply. "Power haa alwayi bc<*n
obtalned >?:! one laaue. Tho Democracy, under
Jefferaon, flrai won on th ? laaue "f antl
trallzatlon. The Republlcana, under Mncoln,
\\"U on ih<' anti-alavery laaue, and the Demjc
racy eame back In i^vt on the tarlff laaue A
multlpllclty of laauea accompltahea nothlng.
The longer the platforrr the ahorter the
No, the real reaaon for a new party Ii th
faol that there la one laaue whoae overahadow
Ing Importance calla for a new party. The man
who la not for allver la agalnal ?dlver. pnd the
ma i who la I r allver >ughi to i >? wllllng t-. pui
sii\?T above everythlng elae. LTntll our money
pollcy la corrected and eatabllahed In the In
tercata of the people, Inatead ?1 In the Intereata
of the bankera, it la uaeleaa to talk about mlnor
mattera. The i.ple are n>'t ao aerloualy
dlvlded about the 1 i 111 - tblnga."
Among tho other free-colnaga leadera who
have arrlved In tt>is clty a?-" ? a-Oovernor Toole,
of alontana: R. Mclntoah, "f ITtah; Prealdent
Wardell, of the Callfornla Orange, and fleorge
P. McKenney, of Callfornla. A delegatlon la
expected from Chlcago to-morrow. W. H. Hir
vo> haa baen Invlted to come, ani is ezp<
to bo present.
(!FX. THOM 18 7.117W; IX.JIRED.
BE T* RUN DOWN BV A CABLE CAR AND
KNOCKED LTNCON8CIOU8 HIS CON
DITION BERIOU8.
Oeneral Thomaa Rwlng, ?h, lately realgni l th
offlce of counael to the Rulldlnaa Departi ? ari
knocked down by a iible <mt at Thlrd-ave. and
Eighteenth-at. yeaterday mornlng aivl waa hurt
aerloualy. \\c wai on his way fr .m hli hon Ii
tho Bt. Qeorge apartment-houae, at So. 223 Ea?t
Beventcenth-it., to hla law offlce, at No. II Wa :
and v.-.-is croaatni Thlrd-ave. t i *;??; t - :>>?
of th<- rlevatt I nllroad at Blghteenth vt . ?hen to
atopped to wall for a cabia car Rolni uptown ?'?
:m. When tha car paraed tilm h.' atarted t?>
walk brtakl) acroaa tho avenue and faded to ? ??
th<' car | ing 'i iwnt iwn, whlch waa cloae at band.
II- walkt-<l dlrectly agalnat tho car and arai
knocked down, falluig heavlly "n i.i* head. A
wai <"'it in hia head when It atruck the i ivement,
and he wai made onconacloua Inatant'.y. Beveral
mon, who wltneaaed th?- accldent, ratai 1 li!-n from
the muddy pavemenl ai I carrtrd hlm lo tho n. !??
w.iik. A po'.lceman called an ambulance, and the
n, after placlng a bandag about Oeneral
t*a h< id, carrl* i hlm In the ambulance to h!?
home In the 8t Oeorge. John Kally, the grlpman
-.n the o.iij!.- rar, wIm dld not appear to be at fault
ln the acci lent, wai am t< i and held for a i exam
Inatton In the Torkvllle Court.
Dr. Hemlngwaj and Dr. Kr-.u^i arrre called to at
tend Oeneral Bwlng at hla home. <;?:. r.ti Bwlng*a
two s.ins and aeveral Intunate frlenda of the famlly
went to the bedalde of the Injuri l man *< ao n m
they were Informed of the accldea , and in the
. ?? . ion many peraona calk i at tbe y-\ '?? rge ? ?
Inqulrlea. Late In the afternoon Oeneral
Ewlng wai .s;iii unconadoui an ] the phj ilctan
not be lure .f he araa .si:ff.-rinK from concuaalMi of
tha braln i r from a fracture ?>( the akuU. m- i -.
dltton waa conaldered ."-ri.ias, although tha famlly
bop d for hl rei ?very.
Oeneral Bwlng w.sm born at Lancaater, <iik>, ln
1829. He w.i; graduated from Hrown I'nlVenlty at
Provldence, and wai aomltted t'. the t-.u In
c.in Innatl, < ?hlo He i r icttw l I iw for ? tli i and
went to Kanaaa ilurlng *he Fr*? Ktate s:i\il-k1- ii
waa afterward made Chlel Juatlce of K.u,-;.- when
that S:.a.- waa admlttH t'< th- l.'nlon. Ho wenl lo
the war ;:? colonel of the lith Kamtai Iteg ?
He became a brlgadler-general and v>.i< br<
r, i r-general, an-i ii>- wai commandei ? the De
pai tmenl "f the Ml ?"?'mrl.
In U78 h>- returned to Lancaater and entered poll
tlcs. He repraaanted )iis dlatrlct ln Congreai from
1X77 to l>?si. in iv7.i he waa nomlnated for Oovernor
of Ohlo, but wai defeated. He came to New-York
Iti 1s^l and went Into law practlce, He wai ap
polnted counael to the Hullding Department laal
year, but realgned on January !. He wai formerly
pr< aldeni ??! th* Ohlo Ro lety ln thla < It)
Th<- condltlon of Oeneral Ewlng wa.x mnrh lm
prored laal nlght, and bla phyalclan aald that no
bonea w? re i>rok? n.
HiaHWAYMEX <n:r 77: v YEAR8.
I'.altlrnoro, Jan. 20. -H.iymnn.1 Elroy and Jamei i:
Morae, two aUeged blghwaymen, recently arreated
ln New-York, charged with "holdlng up" tho in
matos of a aalooa In Harlem, and kiiimp g man
named Pope, but on wbom the New-Torit pollce
could not faatea tha crlme, a/en to-day aentenci l
to ton yaara* rai-h ln tha penltentlary by Judga
Vright ln tho crlmlnal court Tho two blghway?
men had bean convlcted vt enterlng th.- hotel of
Nlcholaa T. Hutchlna, In ttn- Waatern annex, on
tho n!?ht of October 2, and rol,hln? Mr. Hutchini
an l throo of hls gueata?C. ?'. Wolf. of Olen Rock,
',,';, . (? Lee Reynolda, of Elemlngton, w Va., and
Bherlff J. N. Blmmona, of Pranklla, w. \'a.
PBACE REIG\8 IN I'HII. IDELPH11.
Phlladelphta. Jan. 20. -All probabUlty of anothor
Ftrike of the motormen and condoctora of tho
Union Tractlon Company !* now bellevad to hava
,'.,.,i,.,i. The dlrectora of the company to-day rati
fled ,.,,. recommendatlona that arera aubmlttad to
t,?th tha company and the empioyea by tho citi
'?IS- commlttee and a commlttee of the employes
th?> mornlrg called on John Bparhawk. Jr.. i
?.Vt- ?f tn ? Cltlaena < ommlttee, and mniouiu'ed
;,,.,?,n: with tho tarma propoaad.
Ill<; DAUAGE8 AWARDED TO YALE.
nartford -lan. 20-Tho BUta Coiamlaakni ap
n-.d to arbltrata the dlaputa betwaen Yale rm
'" ' . , S; ,rrs Agrlcultural Sebool, growlng out
I, u?a dlvertlnj by tha Btata of tha^Oown m i
01 ' ,. ,. .i-ural coIloifoH fr?ni tho f.jrrn -r to
fund for agrculi...... ? ^ ??.,,,?K .?.,niy ;inl
tbe latter " ?', , ? .',?,,.. commUilon conslata of <-\
made the '" ' v.? , para, of N'orwksh. and ox
'?,:''' ?'u";i';, . ?; , and kenry C. RoWnaon. of
?'k":i"h"rho CoD^mlaaton awardl to Yale W?4?4?
thla clty. Tn< '""'"' ttar() m f.iKno.l by ox-Judgp
b.h ?>a?'?K"1RI,,..'-! c Kohlnaon. but ox-fhiof Juatica
k0;knd-^ont,',fro,nC?ho.rconc,uSlor...
8TAMPEDE AT A HOIiSE SALE.
FIFTY
ANIMAL9 RU8H PELL-MELL
ABOUT THE RINO.
:?> R mi:n BADLT HIRT and OTHERa BRl'ME*
A PAKIC AMOXtt THi; YI8ITORB,
A gtampede at a horae aale ls an unuaual :n
cldenl ln thla i Ity, but f'Hir men were hurt ln
auch an accldeni In the auctlon itable of laaac
Dahlman, at No. 203 Eaal Twenty-fourth-at., yea
terday, Ab ul fifty horaea were In the atable
waltlng t" I"- aold ..:: hour bef ire noon, and
about three hundred men were crowded I gether
ln fronl <>f Emcraon McAlfe, th* auctloneer, who
waa trylng t i get tomeb "iy to rai ? ? bld of ftt,
when there waa a ahoul ot warnlng.
Twenty horaea, itrung together by connectlng
haltera, were tearlng around In the back pail ? l
the rlng. Buddenly they ma le a r;i?li toward
the entrance of the atable. Thlrty other b< raea
that were In llne agalnal a alde wall of the
bulldlng Jolned In the ruah. These horaea were
alao strim^ together, and a- they could not get
int? t). atreet they kept plunglng around In a
?iv le, klcklng, atniggling, bltlng and Jumplng.
Th.- crowd <>f men in the place were panle
atrlcken and they puahed and ran ln every dlrec
tlon to avold the plunglng horaea, The crlea of
thoae penned In the atable could be heard in Ihe
atreet, and another large crowd gathered at th*
entrance The people were jamtned together In
th* doorway. Curaei and crlea for ald were
heard from wlthln. Thoae ln the atreet at laat
broke away and let oul the itruggHng mob
wlthln Th* horaea dld n I auceeed In gettlng
out. They were flnally cbaaed Into a o rner and
kept under i ontrol.
A number ol p raoni ha<l been injured. Some
were only allghtly acratched <>r brulaed and ?* i * *
not requlre medlcal treatment. An ambulance
eurgeon, who waa aummoned from Bellevue
Hoapltal, found the followlng men In need of
liis aervlcea: Pollceman Henry Clarfc, leg In?
jured; Roberl Mltcbell, coachman, of No. 225
Weal PICty-thlrd-at, acalp wound; Joaeph Mott,
:i flurlat, of No. 541 Flrat-ave., left leg broken;
Joaeph Bulllvan, a laborer, -<t No. HS Becond
ave., three rlba on the left pid.- broken.
The four were removed to Bellevue Hoapltal.
Clark, Mltcbell and Bulllvan wer* able to ajo
home later
It waa aald that tho ptamporlo probably waa
cauaed by aome one touchlng a horae wlth a
whlp, frlghtenlng hlm and caualng tho other*
to Joln hlm ln hla fllght After tho injured per
gona were removed to the hoapltal, and the
horaea were aecured ao aa t.. prevent anather
atampede, the .ca!- waa conttnued.
ALBAXY DEMOCRAT8 DITWED.
THE COfX 'IL OROAXIZED BY REPDBLICAN8
AND I >EMi (TRATIC B< tLTERS.
Albany, Jan. 20 (8pe la!) The Democrita of
Ara iny an pllt aa badlj agatn n i they w< rc
before the harmony "deal" waa made, when
Jam< i Ro >n< y, the cai lal of the R ?we
Domooracy, waa aet aalde and John Hoyd
Tl .. I er. of the n< w Demo racy, got the V
alty nomlnatlon. Mayor Thacher haa not been
ntr d the Democratlc ho ita i ? h<
ai aumed the reli I ? govt rnm< nt on Janu
ary l. He made out a alate. On It waa Wlll
lam W. Dennln for < *11 > Clerk. l> nnln waa
; ? ? ularlj objectlonable I
crata, but, net ? 11
i i ti< >n.
I ? . \ :.????? . M ?-.??<? x. Of th
Ward, and Jai ' the Bet
rel uu tl ? ?? th
t
l: l ?
i\ d :i ? > aucui
. n l
? ?'
ia nomln .
. ..?! ,.a. I Wlth th- elght R*
puhll ? mi \ l< rmen foi the dtatrtbutl ? ? f the
?| hl ? ? ive Ihem ten v ti i to the
nlne cau 'ua- tbl IIng Democrata.
Tho ciktnt Republlcana and Cox and Pritchai i
walted untll n arly 10 o'clo k to-nlght for the
i ...,..?? it ? -.t ? th>- n gulai
Ing Th- v f i!'.-! to ?lo ao, and th< Republl i
?rlth tl elcc-ted 0 rg?> II 8tev< na, Re
.,,. j realdei t pro tempoi nd Henry .1
Mal iy, !'? iwe-Roonej i >? m i it, aa Clty C
THREE V1LUOX8 LEFT TO CHARITT.
Tlli: BPLKXDID I ' ' HR8. AgPISWAUh I t
II'!'; BR1 RO
Plttaburg, Jan. W Tha wlll if ftfra Anna R
Aaplnwall, the wealthy and eccentric Plttaburg
who i ! ln Edlnburgh, Bcotland, laal !>?
cember, waa (lled here to-day. Bj tha pr..-. Ii
of the wlll her entln eatate, eatlmated to )"? worth
12,000,000, Ii glven t. the Hoapltal of tha Proteatant
ipal Churrh, Phlladelpnuv Th:<< hoapltal la
.-,. ntah for the benefll ..f whlte femalt ilch oi
convaleacent orphan chlldr.-n I wlll atlpulate*
lhat thera ihall be no denomtnatlonal n crltnlna
Uon, and aaki that preferenct bi glven to chUdren
v. have loit boi h parenti
M188 BARTOy Wlll. 8AIL TO VORROW.
KO CIIANOn IN iii:i: PLANB IHCOAl'll OF Tltr.
Bt'L'l l> B A . 1 ITfDE.
Waahlngl n, Jan to Mlaa Clara Barl ... preal
denl of the Am rlcan Natlonal R*d Croaa, and
the membera of hei i ??: mal ataff ar* hard al
work preparlng t" aail from New-York "ti
Wedn iday, H< retar) Olney haa twlce cabled
to Mlniater Terrel al Conatantlnople to aacer
taln from the Sultan whether it wlll be poaalbli
for Amerlca'a i pre* ntatlvea t-. enter hla do
mlnlona on thelr rellel m rk, bul as Ifiaa B
accepted the trual Impoacd U] m her t" take
charge "f the dlatrlbutl >n of Amerlca'i d ma
tlona, ahe doea not feel that drcumatancea wlll
warrani the loaa f tlme apparentl) neceaaary
t., h?a:- from Conatantlnople before leavlng thla
rotintry, and haa onaequentl) determlned to
cai v nul h( r orlglnal plan to aa i i Jai n v 22,
When the rellef corj Conatantlnople,
if there are any barrlera to be overcome, Mlaa
[iarton wlll undertake the taak of peraonally
tnlng them In her own dlplnmatlc way.
Turkey, on Julj '.. 18*5, adopted the artlclea of
the c.inventl n of rieneva "f Auguat 22, iv>'.4, nn
.]. r whlch the Red Croaa Boctety Ii entltled to
the MKiit "f way and to protectlon under any
and all i ii i umatani ea.
.? ?
I LEOPARD W08E l\ I BAOO \OE c\ll.
Erle, Penn., Jan 10 A leopard, belonguig to th.
Walter Malne clrcua, and whlch waa bdng ahlpped
to wlnter quartera, at Oenrva Ohlo, broke looae ln
the baggage-car of t.- weatbound mornlng paaeen
ger tr.: a, on the Phlladelphla and Erle Rallroad,
ja^t after leavlng K ine. The ocrupanta <>f the
ear ti- I. kavlng the beait In full poineaalon, and th.
newi i- ng C3nv*yed to tha paasepgrra in the
coachfia, .. aeml panlc enaued, whi.-h contlnued all
the way to thli cltj When the traln arrlved here
the lervlcea of .!? -- Howard, an anlmal tralner,
were aecured, and he entered the car wlth a ahort
r , ? and an irun bar. Tha leopard, bowever, had
feaated to h;s full on aome oyaten whloh were ln tha
car. and lubmltted peacefully to belng t.ik.-n to his
eaga A great crowd gathered al tho dopot bera
ln axpectatlon of an exc t i r.*^ acene.
TR0VBLE8 OF BU8IXE88 MEN.
Buffata, .Jan. 20. BheKff Lamy w izoi tho plaat
of tho I'.urgei* Oun Company to-day on an exocn
tlon for $141,!Wi 7'i, obtalnad in th>- Buprama Court
by Pranh Ua I'.vro. Thin aotion waa preetpttated
by tho fallura of tho company to moet notoa bk
gregatlng thla amount. A meetlng of tbe dirootorn
wlll bo hold to-morruw, when !t :<< expected tha!
arrangementi .'.:i' i?- made to rontlnue tho bual
neaa. Th.- company waa Incorporated ln Wo.m \-ii
atnla wlth a rapltal ato-k of It.OM.OOO. Tts piant -n
Buffalo Ii valued at RSO.OOO, and ompioyn e'.ghty
men.
Mllla w Barae, of Xew-Yorh ^*ity. ln praaldenl
of th>- company; Andrew B. Rurgeaa, of New-York
v, . prealdent, and <>. i. Bnyder, aecretary an.i
treaaurer.
afllwauk**, Jan, Bt Tho r*?ta'l ihoo-atoro ,,f
Sm:t'i a.- Btoughton ?aM rUaied thla noon i.y LTnder
Khorlff Armor, on I ?rlt of attaohment for $47o.m
laaued in favor of Cbarlea P. I'tNtor. T?u- iirm ia
Intereatad in a ahoe fa.-tory nt Lynn, Uaaa
THE M i;<i:s TOWED T<> NEWPORT KEW8.
c.ijjp Henry, Vg? Jan. W.?Tho ateamahlp l.am
paaae, of th* afallory Llna, whleh rur..* betwewi
Kew-York and Oalvertoa. paatad ln the CApea al n
u' lock thls rr.orn.tiK wlih th- Am.r caa i.ns.-..;,K..r
ateamahlp N'uecea ln toW. Th* Xuaca* Ii ;i iai-^e
riOb-ton atcamer, tradlna b*tw**n New-York and
tMlvaaton. Bb* lafl tho latter port for New-York
and wa? pleked ui> ln a d'aable I condltton by h?-r
jilcter-chlp. tho I.iimpasan, and la not; botitnl toward
tho Ni-.vp.irt N*wa irydocka for r*pajra>
THE NEW MONROE DOCTRINE
IS AN OHACULAR UTTEBANCJ3
AN INJFRY TO THE UNITED BTATEA WILL
BE CON8TDERED AN UNFBIENDI*T ACT.
vii.i. rr.xr of ur. n.wiss resoldtios.
BENATOR SEWEIX BPBAK9 ON ll'>S RE*OLt*TIOX
SXPLAXATORY OW THE ORIOIXAL MONBOE
ME8BAOI HiO PLEADa FOR BfODBRATIOS
THE BL'BJECT TOO ORAVE K'lrt
IIA8TE KOT THE TiME TO
PRECIFTTATal an ISCUK
iRT T>:u:<:n.u-n Tu THK TMBffKS.]
Waahlngton, Jan. 20.?The promlsed enlnrg^d
Interpretatl >n of the Ifonroe Doctrlne whlch
waa agreed to on Baturday i>y tbe Benate Cora
mlttee on Forelgn Relatlona waa reported in tho
form of a jolnt reaolution to-day by -Mr. Davia,
of atlnneeota, whoae namt has already been
popularly afflxed to tbe new veralon of Monroe's
pollcy and who waa perhapa more Inatrument U
than any other rommltteeman In aecurtng a ra
?tatement of the prlnciplea underlylng the fa
moua meaaag ? of December, I hl'.i.
Tne text of the reaolution when read ahowed
few or n i dlvergendea from the veralona already
made publl ?. lt is as followa:
Reeolved by tbe Benate, tbe Houae of Representa
tlvea con nrrang, th tt,
\\ Ji?r a?, Prealdenl Ifonroe, in t-.ls nr-e?a?e t() ron
greaa of l.-mix-r 2 Anno Domlnl, 1*8, deemed lt
proper to aaaerl aa a princlple !n whlch t!:-- righrs
and Intereata of tbe Unlted Htite* are Involved that
the Amerlean contlnenta, tiy the free and Inde
i i lent rondltlon whi'-h th">- have asaumed and
malntalned, wct.? thenceforth not t.? i.nafdered
as aubjecta f"r future colonlaatlon i>y any Kiir.<
pean Power; an I,
Whereas. Prealdenl Monroe further declared !i
that m?H.?age that the Unlted Btatea would conaider
?ny attempl by he allled Powera of Buropa to ex
tend thelr aj atem to any porUon of tbla bemlaphera
a* dangen ua to our pi ica and aafety; that wlth tho
exinting colonlea and dep< nden !lea ?>f any F.uropean
power w.- have not laterfered, and abould not in
terfere; bul that wlth the governmenta who have
declared their independence and malntalned lt, an i
.ii i i ? : i nce are have on great conald< ratlon
aad oa ju i prlnclptea acknowledged, we could not
rtew anj Interj ? t!oa for the purpoee of oppreaa'.ng
1 them, er rontrolllng In any other manner thelr
leatlny, by any Kuropean Power, in any other llght
, than aa the manlfeetatlon of an rnfriendly ?
loward Unlted Btatea; and further relt
erated In thal meaaage that lt i? Impoaa'.bla that the
I Poa i i ? aten l lh< Ir polltlcal ayatem I?
a- f portl n o( ellhrr ml ni ? tho il endai lerlng
Otl ; i ? ;;??-. .111 I.
\\ hereaa, The doctrlne . n i pollcy so proclalmed by
!?-'???! ? nce I.n rep# it< lly a i
?? M I Btatea, by r\f utlve d? 'laral >n
I actlon ui ial >na an l ? algenclea almll tr to
, \ . ? auai l
? m| ? I have ever alnc* thelr
; ( the
Btatea of \- ? Ica re
. .- : the d ? ind prtnclplea pro
>. , ? m ? ? - I-, hla meaaage of De
II i . and
| thoae | .-:? I and wlll
.-? f, and partlcularly
ttempl by ?-i\ Bui tal or ae
, ? Idttlnnal t< rrttary on the Amei I
? ? ? ? ereto, or any
' aoverelgnty --t l imlnlon in the eame, In any
? ;>-??? ns to whlch the Unlted Btatea shail
-. ?'?. attempt to t'? dangeroua to ha peaoo or
l.y or through force, purchaee, eeaalon, ocee>
11 ' ;.. |ge, rotonhtatl< n, nreteetorate, or by eon?
troi '?' >?. .(i?. ptenl in any oanal or ?ny other meana
f tranali aeroaa the Amerlean latbmna, whether
-,'.?! prei nalon ol rlght In eaaea of a:
, . Ui tea, or under any othV r un
manlf) itatlon of an un
p wttion towar i the Unlted Btatea and aa
an Intcrp *!tion ?rh1< h II arouM be Impoeelble, in any
form, I the Unlted Btati < to regard arltll Indlffer
Mr flray (Dem., Del.), a member of the Com
? Foretgn Relatlona atated that tba re
port m ii i ol i unanlm us i ne if Immedlate ac?
tlon on thi declaratl n waa pxpected, thal hope
m ta dli pi Inted when Mr Davia aaked to have
the reaolution Benl to the calendar. Mr. Bewell,
of New-Jeraey, <v ke brlefly on tha reaolutlona
Intr luc< l by hlm lael w? ek.
The Prealdent'a meaaage, he aald, preeented
? ? mdltl n of affalra of moal aerloua Import.
Taklng the text of th.it meaaage, from whlch
Mr Bewell read aome extracta, lt appaaredqulte
rlcar thal the Prealdent Intended to preaent to
^ the contlngency "f war wlth Oreat
llritaln Whether lt waa wlae in the Prealdent
t ? rnoi..- i ?!? n an hwue at thla ttme waa a quea
tl< n aboui whlch there mtghl be a aerloua dlffer
? ???-.' i nlon.
Mr Bewell gave a hlatorlcal revlew of the
. ta leadlng up to Prealdent M mr e*a famoua
meaaage, Thal meaaage, he aald, had tben
?erved Ita purp ae, no attempl havlng been made
on the paii of the Holy All'.ance to re-eetabllah
the power of Bpatn In South Amarlca,
He quoted from a apeech i f Banal ?r Clayton.
of Delaware, glvlng bla c matructl >n of the Mon?
roe D :-. l aaylng that Mr. Monroa h id
made no declaratlon hlmaelf, but had BUbmltted
tbe matter t-> Congreas, and Congreaa had re
fuaed to tik.- any actlon --n the aubject.
He decutred tbal the p altlon taken In Preal?
denl Cleveland'a Venexuelan meaaage waa far In
i :. ince of whal waa contemplated bj Ihe M ?n
roe Doctrlne, lt waa a new departura, and
really tneanl a protectorate ovar Mexko and
over tho Btatea of Bouth and Central America.
N matter whether thoae Btatea be Mghl or
wrong In any confltcl wlth b Buropean Power,
.. Unlted BUtea would be bound (under Mr.
Cleveland'a vtew) to furnlah men and munltlona
of war and force enough to protecl them agalnat
European Powera.
if. could nol agree to any Buch pollcy. Theae
Bouth and Central Areertcan Btatea bo cc?b
vtantly In revolutton, bo unatable In thelr forma
,,f government, could nol fall to embroll them
?elvea wlth rorelgn Powera. They would I???
haaty, reckleaa, vlolent. If they found that they
%v. re to be protected by the Unlted Btatea, and
thls country would Bnd itseif thereby Involvad
iii intermlnable trouble. The aubject waa
grave, and the actlon of tba Benate rairht be
fraught wlth momentoua conaequencea lt de
manded tha m<>st careful, deltberate and
thoughtful conalderatlon. lt ajppaared to hlm
thal the preaenl waa not an opportune tlma for
the predpltatlon of Buch an ixsue upon the
country< A matter whlrh had been alumbeiing
so many yeara in a state of dlplomatlc repoae
mlgbt have been delayed at least a few moi:tha
longer.
Congreaa had <iuite enough to oo now if lt
addreeaed ltseif to tha orderlng of domeatlc
ccon ?mlea lt Baemed hardly wtea to have
thrown Into the polltlcal arena, Just ,?t thlH
ttme, Buch further cauae for dlaorder and dta
turbance. lt appeared to hlm that the actlon
,,f the Bxecutlve had been aiike unaeaaonable
.,,,,1 prematut*.
Ifr, Bewell has a aympathlser in Mr. Wol
rott, Of Cidorado, who wlll apeak on W'-dnes
day. Other apeechea an- expested J'trlng tha
week, one, notably, from Mr. Dantel. if \ir
glnla. In def.-nre of the Porelgn Relatlona Com
mlttee'a report
BflSf WILLARO*! WORK F<>H PBACE.
Oreenaboro, N. <". Jan. ? Mlaa Fnuna B, wii
lard, WbO has arrlved here 08 lor Boatbera tour, Is
writlag tba OfB dala and membera of the World's and
tbeNatlonal Woman'a Cbrlatlaa Teaaporance t'nion
to .xert their ntianat Inflnanna In farnrof pmiaaiiaut
Seace botween dr^at Brltala and the Unlted Btatea
he aaya that actloa on the part of the chlef offlccra
of these organ:aatlons and th.- jeaderl In Amerlca
and Bnguutd kaa bach ol it the aolld rank? of a foi
lowlng of not fewer than u mllili-n goo I women In
the Kngllsh-'pnaklng nationa. BbOWd the warery
braak fortb agaln the leaders Wlll puhllsh a pro
t,-t, and seek by elgnaturt* and deU-gatlonn to
bring to bear npon the nirn la power tha heart
thr.'b cf the home.
IT IS RESEXTED ADROAD.
ENGLI8H AND PRENCH COMMENT OW
THE DAVI8 RE80LUTION.
"TIIK r;i>>i:n-- BAYS ORKAT BRTTAIX WIIX NOT
BTAXD Mt'CH MORE FLOUTINQ?"ALAB, POR
C IHMON BEXBB," BIOHJ "THt: DA1LY
NEWB" "L/ECLAIR" 1MNTS AT AN
BMBAHOO ON AMERI?
CAN BHIPS.
London, Jar. 20.??'Tho Olobe," conjmenttnz
on the reeolutlon aupportlng the Monroe Doc
trln* adopte<l i>y the Porelgn Relatlona Com
j mltl ?? of the Unlted Btatea Benata, aaya that
I the people of Oreat Brltaln wlll not atand much
I more floutlng from anybody. it attrlbut ? the
! actlon of the commlttee t.> a dealre to pander to
, th.- Iriah votera, and Baya th*- membera of tha
! commlttee may Dnd themaelvea fadng an ap
I palliiUf BltUatlo1..
"Tho Daily Newa" wlll aay to-morrow:
Tho amaller Ami rlcan Powera, whether they be
oaitn fr.-o or not by tho amended Monroe Doctrlne.
wlll unqueatlonably become th.- ilavos of the L'nit d
Btatea. If the thi ory of thelr dependence be pushed
too far thelr protector ma) tind It haa mi re th in It
bargalned for. If the Porelgn Relatlom Com?
mlttee la rtght, Mr. Cleveland i; certalnly wrong
He expreaaly Invltod Oreat Brltaln to aettle her dls
pute dlrectly wlth Venexuela, but it now appear*
that whatever arrangement la made It muat be aub
n.iti-d to the l'nit..1 Btatea aa a aort of auaeraln.
The American people are paylng the penalty now
for th -ir narrowneea ?f Intereat in forelgn affalr*.
They have at last found aomethlng to occupy them,
but thelr one Idoa i- rapidly becomlng a auper
*titi<,.i. It only remalna t.. apply the Monroe Doc
t rin. to the Importatlon of tln platea, and there wlll
be no extravaganrc left. Alaa. for the common
lenar that .Mr. Oladttone remlnded ua would ao
iasi'y s.-ttlc.Ilapute.
?THE CHRONICLE" NOT ALARMBD.
In its lasue to-morrow "Tho chr >nl< le" wlll aay
It rejolcta over the Behnng Bea arbltratlon, ha
ahowlng that reaaon atlll Bwaya the Anglo-Amer
l >an relatlona and peralata in it? Intentlon to
I tako au optimlatlc view of the iltuatlon. it wlll
| add tha; th* st .ry of Spaln lelllng Cuba to
', Greal Brltaln la not even for marlnea, but for
: b dlam. Tho furnlahlng of charta of North
i American watcra, the Weal Indian aeaa and the
| Medlterranean to th* flylng aquadron, it aaya, la
wlth iut the leaal ilgnlftcance, aa no Britlah war
Bhlp ? ver atarta on a forelgn crulae wlthout au h
charta it i* the unlveraal cuatom to tupply
tti.-rn to warahlpa,
The paper appeala to the pcopl* to keen thelr
!. ida an i l i dlac tunt wlld rumora. II
nothlng In Senator Davia'a reaolutlon beyond a
I and more deflnlte ???? ral n of the orlgtnal
Monroe Doctrlne. Th.- doctrlne \.* not mbatan
tlally altered, an! the r lolutlon Ii In no wlae
a] ulated to d image the ca rai bltratlon.
Parta, .lan. 20. "L'Eclalr," commentlng on tho
extenalon of the Monroe Doctrli.mbodled ln
the reaolutlon of the L'nlted Btatea Benate'a
Porelgn Relatlona ' Jommltt' ??. aaka If the Ameri?
can Oovernment thlnka II la atnng cnough ??>
npproprlnte the Weatern Hemlsphiro to Ua own
Intoreat and t.. forhid Rurope to have acc*a? t..
It. it .!??< lan b thal If Anv rli a 1 arrlea
pretenalona to au '1 a length, the I'uropean
Powera, '.-iil arrange an ? nt 'nte under whlch
they wlll cloae thHr porta to Am?rican th'.\
atep whlch, "L'Eclalr" aaya. would apo-dlly
hrlng the 1 nlt -d Btat< ? to terma The paper
1 that the I'nit.d Btal 1 have taken an
attltude ? ?n the Monroe Doctrlne whlch they
wlll flnd it Impoaalble to malntala
THE PEELINO IN BRITI8H OUIAXA.
IT 19 BAH) THAT BNOLAKD CLAIMED THE Dlt
PITETJ TERRITORT ON'UY APTER 1TS
U BALTM BECAME KNOWN.
r.eorgetown. Hrltish Oulana, Jan. 4.?A gcod d^a!
of ex, temer.t la w er Bbown here wlth regaH to the
i aindary dlaq ita, and the cable company*a ?"
where the i ibllc tel< -.? ima are ; iiad datly, pre
eenta an anlmatad appearaace. Here a:id there
groupa of m-n aaaemble an i dla -.is- ? very aei ip ? (
in: lllgence whlch comea to hand, while many of
the ptlnclpal raei hanta have tha eopled
by ., c'.erk or porter aa aoon aa Ii la poaalble to
. t . tbe board on whlch tr.e buffetlna are
? I
l, tnual be remembered thal the populatlon of
. i what la known i t mlxed one,
and while the Rrltlah aectloa of the communlty
I ^ Impllcll confldence in tbe atrenath of t?:^
Impei il Oovernment ;?> aaaerl her r:Kh:s, or. .::
least, to take by mlghl what territory aba baa
< almed, subj.-et- of other countrlea, who, perhapa,
:.,?.? tnore at etake, ar.' nol bj any meana ao aan
gulna, knowlng, aa they do, that only the other day
Qreat Britaln doubted ber Kgbta to the greater por
tlon of the territory aba now clalma Indeed, lt
was only after the aurlferoua wealth '-f the t-rri
tory had t..-i dlacovered that tbe Oovernment
raised th- queatlon aa to whether they bad a clalra
to the landa la the nortbweat dlstrU-t and the uppcr
rea hea of the Rlver Cuyunl, while .t la a notorloua
facl that while the g.<M f-v.-r was at Its helght the
Oovernment of the colony, actlng <>:\ Inatructlona
from the Imperlal Oovernment, cauaed lt to be
<-:.-ariy underatood that all appHcatlona for mlnlng
Itcenaea wera grantej and nutl be ?< -???'?<? i on tha
condttlona that In the evenl >>.' a aettlement of the
boun lai \ queatlon the land for w tl i -?? ..
were granti I mlghl be found to be Venea
terrltory, an i that no clalm for compenaa
tion could i" broughl agalnal the Oovernment of
liritish Oulana.
At the openlng of tbe !??. ilatlve aeaalon '-rt JAnu
nry 1, the Adminlatrator referred to the bou
queatlon, In the moat guarded terma He aald:
The Court al Ita meetlng on Kovemb r l laat
vear wlth pralaeworthy llberallty and wladom
iindertook to provlde tha fund.i neceeaary In ??
if emergency to Im lai ? -. as '.
the aecurlty
I ?? ii . !??< I to ine nuniuiiBiraiiuii, uu .m
that lt wlll be moal carefully reai.ted.
The aubjecl waa then allowed to drop. The fol
lowlng day Colonel Melnnla, Inapector-Oeneral of
the itntish Oulana Pollce Conatabulary, left
Ueorgetown for tha Brltlah outnoal al Yuruan, .>;..
ii i- reported, a \ lall of Inap
trate
in. n
i n.
within the last few daya some elghty addltlonal
conatablea have been drafted from Ueorgetown to
the northweal dlatrh t of the oonteated territory,
and the medlcal offlcera are now engaged In paae
Ing anotber UW men of th." mllltary p.Jlee foree for
?ervlce wlthln tho dlaputl d territory.
LORO FLAYFA1K CONPERB WITil MR BAY
ARD.
IiOndon, Jan. 20.?I.ord Plajrfalr, who la a atrong
advocate of th--- prlneiple of arbltrnt'on of Interna
tional dlfferencea, aad la eapectally favorabla to ar
bltratlon of tbe V'eneauelan dlapul?, had a iong eon
ference w.th Unlted Btatea Ambaaaador Hayurd
this afternoon.
sril.l. \0 8BKATOR 1\ MARYLAND.
AnnapoUa, Md., Jan. 10 (flpeeJ il), rt ? aupportara
of Congreaaman WeUlngton redoobled thelr efforts
to-day, and In tha Bfth Jolal ballal tik.-a to-day he
recetved two more rotea than aa Baturday. Oolda?
borough, tha leadlag Baatora Bbora candldaf, Mi
off four rotea. The eote for tba laadera waa; w.i
llngton, 2?; Qoldaboroogh, :"-'; RTeatcott, ii: MoBikta,
?. Putael, of Balttaaora <'!ty. who has b.-m votnj
for Ooldaborough, oaal b!a rote for Dtxan, tbe
i: i tera shor.- mas, who haa the best cbaaca of
wlnnlng If th.- two i.-alers rwm that seitlon. West
cotl and Ooldaborough, klll eaeh other < ff. Tbe
Welllagton men had a b!g aeare in tba caueua to
niahi Ooldaborough for the flrst ume golng ahead
of h'm on a ballot to notninate. Three ballota wera
tak.-n i>n tha thlrd Croldsborough had 27 vOtea tO
Welllngton'o 26. The other oandldates polled about
thelr uiiual votc. The caueua adjourm-d untll to
aorrow nlghu ,
A C0MM1TTEE OF 500.
TO FIGUT PARTY CORRUPTION.
OROWINO INDIONATION OF REPUBLICANS
OVER THE PRAUDi OF THE MACHINE.
A I.AROE KUMB? OF TTTTJ, TflrffH MEN rNTTO
TO ItEUEVE THE PARTY OF THE IMUUB4JI
Oi-' A ROTTBM OIIOAXIZATIOX?AI.L ELE
MENTM OF REPUBUCAXIgM REP
KESEXTEU ?XAMES OF THE
OOMMRTEEMBN,
Tliat body of Republlcana known as th* Corra
mittee of Twenty-iva, who hav* bccn opposlng
xpoalng tho frauduknt Piatt-Lauterbach
enrolmcnt and pilmariea^n thls county for
wecka, took anotbar iinpurtant Bt?p yestorday by
appotntlag ? 0*n?ral Commlttee of Flve Hun
dred to aot wlth the orlginal commlttee ln
contlnuance of the effort to obtaln for th? Re
pub:icans of New-Tork an bonaat, rcpreaentatlv*
organlaatlon.
Flve hundr-d m^n make a large commlttee. It
, la 0D? of the largest cf the k!nd ever BCttCtad ln
N*w-York poUttc*. I: Burpaaaaa in gize evsn
. tnat whlch auptrvtead the Columbtaa c*Jtbf*>
, tl ti or th* one whlrh Mwyor Grant named to
w irk f< r tho Wotid'B Falr. Du: the Com
tnlttee of Tw?nty-B>* dctannlntd to ahow the
reputabl* membors of tho party from the otitset
that th* movemant for the reger..?ratlon of the
county organlaatlon ahould not be along any
narrow fa tlonal Itnao: ahould not be conflned
to Murray liill. th* Btat* Club or the antl-I'latt
dlatrlcta, but ahould lnclude the aupport of
numeroui reputabl* membera of the party who
reject the Idea that Repub'.ioan aupramacy maat
be malntalnad by padded llsts and uniawful
prlmary electioaa
To thla end the c >mmlttee has been msda larg*
en tugh 11 be trutjr t?pr*a*ntatlr< !n potot of
numbera; larga enough to mak* Ita control by
any Indlvtdual, cllqiM or comblnatlon ab.*.)lutely
Impoaatbl*. and large enough to glve membor* of
th* party from every BCCtlon of thls great clty
a volca in its deUberationa.
TlU'i.Y REPREBENTATnrm
There is not an Assembly dlatrlct or tm
portant part of one that the committee haa
not aought to have repreeented, and ihere is
c rtalnly not an Important element of the party
tliMt has not a Bpokeataaa As r.-.lght be ex
:. ih.- legal fratarnity ls in good evideajea,
j - i ii H. Choate, Oeneral Bwayae, EdwardJ
Mltchell, EUhu Root, I? O. Rolltaa, B. W.
Knevala, ex-Judge Howland, Paul I>. Cravath
and a acore of othera need no Introductlon to the
,.ple of tlus elty or State. Th^re ls not a
flnancial centre the world over ln whlch J. Pltt>
M irgan'a name ls not famlllar, and to the
rallroad people of this country an IntroductkMl
of Oeneral Bamuel Thomas or Rrayton Ivea
would i>e BuperBuoua, Bualneee men froaj
Malne to Mexlco, aa well as the polttlclnna,
- and amall, know i r kaow of, CorneUua N.
C. i.. Tlffany, Loula Btero, M. C. I). Hor
den and E. w. Bloomtngdale.
Thls cruaade for clean polittr-s is no'hing lf
not moral In Ita alma, and. as might be experted,
its aptieal has found response at the hands <-f
suoh publlc-aplrtted olergymen as the Rev. Dr.
K. Beber Newtow, whoaa only concern, ap
parently, ls that the alms of the committee may
? be radlcal aaough. Men like Ger.eral Por
t-r. Oeneral ButterfleM and Oeneral La Grange,
who have aefved thelr country on the battle
llell. were among the flrst to respond. In fa"t,
it would be dlfftcult to flnd a single hraneh of
actlvlty?medlclne, trade, JonrnaHaaa, manu
facture, mechanlcal poraulta or dally manual
toll -that haa not Its delegatea ln thls new
body, reflectlng the hoid that the moraanent
h:\y- already taken upon th:? pvbJfe, and gtvtnf
an earneat of what is certain to como here
after.
Qreat care haa r.e-n ex^rclaed by th<? com
mlttee ln maklng ur theae lists Ko man haa
been appolnted knowlngly wlthout hls full au
thorlty or that of frlenda claimtng the rlg'nt to
?peak for him. Mlatakea may have been made,
but they wlll be promptly recttfted if the mat?
ter ls brought to the attentlon of The Tribune.
The practtcal Blde Of the matter has not beea
overlooked altogether. A few veteran pollta*
ctana are In the ranka, but to flght loyaliy for
the domlnant Idea of the undertaking?aa
honeat organlxattoa and government by tbe
majority.
NAMES OP THE COMlaTTTEl.
\;,\- 1,-r R <?.. Matl and Kxpress Pulldtng.
Andrewa. H. V.. No. 141 Eaet }^rlleih-n,\,h ^
V. Irl( h Rlchard, No. 12* Ivist Twenty-eighth-et.
Alger, Byron, Aaluand Houae.
Aultmeler. Henry, No. H;Orov*-*t.
Andrua. Charl ? No H \\: .^ t ^ i r.e t y-fl r?? t-st
... ,tl vntonlo C, No 2 ??? tt eat I :ft>-tlftn-*?
Abbott, Auatln. No. B Naaaau-*t
\i,- i-'th.m No. 115 Broadway.
.-,,. Mortlmer C. No. 71 Baat Flfty-alxth-at
. . |. , \ \| !>.. No. ??' Weal rorty-second-aL
Armetrong, ftiarlea li No, 44* W**t Fortleth-at.
,. Jamea C, N >. 52 t'ongreaa-at
A lama, I. M . No. 131 Cannon-et.
Kfh Wllllam, No. 111 Weat Pwenty-alxth-*t.
Alexander, Ualley. Pler No '.\ N rth Ktver.
trmati - V Itam, No. 141 w**t Twenty-f.ghth-ag,
I . - i ?.llu - v. No. 117 Duan*-*t.
Hrookfleld. Wllllam, No U Putton-al
[tiojmlngdalo, E. \V., Fifty-ninth-it. and Thlrd-ava.
liorden, M C. i>. No. 117 Duane-at.
H, ve, c. N.. No. 18 WaU-at.
Hromley, leaac H., No. l.'4 Nassau-st.
Hlanchard, Jamea A., No. IM Naaaaa-at
llutterneld. Danlel, No, ?h*. Fifth-aw.
Bienner Rudolph, No. 504 Weat Forty-thlrd-at,
1...-1,: .;,...., |r., No. IS Baat Thlrty-sixth-eh
ButTer K oh.it i. No. c We*t Porty-thlrd-at,
Bcnnett, W. M. N< 100 Broadway.
Bn wn, R. C. B.. No. 142 Baat Fortteth-et
Bowen, Arthur l'. No. 1,280 Broadway.
Karretl .1 M . No it Weat Twenty-nlnth-et.
H iwneil R beri B., No. M2 St. Ntcholaa-av*.
Rahmer, Wllllam J., No. 111 wvm Ktn*tl*th-*t
Blagden. Ueorge, No. is Baat Thlrty-alxth-at.
Blrmlngham, Edward J., M. D., No. 6 laal Forty*
-.. \. nth-at.
Renedlct, Charlea N., No. iOI West One-hun lred-and
nlnth-at
Beebe, A. O., No. 4."1 Flfth-ave.
Brown, Commodor* K. M., No. 45 Weat Twenty*
slxth--t.
Brown, Warren C, No. 139 We.?t Fiftoenth-it.
r. ?:., No. i:'i Weat Twenty-nlatn-aL
Barko Jamea I*. Weat Saventeenth-at.
Brown John W., No 224 Wa*t Twenty-alghth-at.
Butler, Wtlluun H . No. m Weat Twenty-atxtfc-**,
I.i- w-.-n. Nathaniel. Fortleth-st. and Broadway.
Beaant Wllllam No. MO Blxth-ar*.
Hakor Ployd K , No i? Baat Twaaty-Brat gt
Byrnea Patrlck J., No. lio Kast Thtrty-rtnt-at.
Ba.com Honrv B, _No. 51 Baat Twenty-nlnth-it
Barker, Wililan.. No. 79 Eait One-hundred-an4Jj
twenty-flrat-at
Rralnard Frank, No. 23* West Seventy-fourth-et
Buah J. A? No, II West Thlrty-?lxth-8t.
Baker John P., No. IM Broaaway.
Kaakervlile, Thomaa H.. Xo. so Waihlngton Sq.
Baldwln, Walter 8.. No. 27 West Thlrty-fourth-at
Baldwln .1 Q.. Jr . No. 8 Kast Fortv-flrat-et.
Baldwln' B K. No 21 WtM Fifty-nlnth-it.
Biahoo J A., No. 30 Went Forty-elghth-it.
Rlalr Charle* H.. No. 621 Fifth-ave.
Eaker .lohn Freeman. No. 304 West Fifty-itxth-afc
RlsrHn' Hernard. (lllsey Houie.
;?,,',. tieorgo. No. 113 Weat Xlnety-ilxth-at
Hornanl. B. M. No. 143 West Flfteenth-at.
Hir.iiy J D.j Broadway Ceairal Hotel.
Buaalng' F. No. 8.'. Waablngton Place.
Brown Davld, No. H2 Baat K.evonth-st.
Blamey. Wllllam A., No. 18 East One-hundred-aggg
tlilrtv-tlrnt-^t.
I'an.ker, Olrard, No. W West Twenty-thlrd-at.
Baker W. H.. Xo. 241 Sprlng-it.
Hedlouple. RotM rt. Xo. 220 Va: lek-at.
Bennett Wllllam M.. No. tOO Broadway.
Bull .1 Bdgar, No -i Oramercy Parfl.
Bowen. Samu 1 \V.. Xo. 411 to 415 Pearl-et.
Boylan, Thomaa. No M3 Broome-st.
Choat*. Joaeph '*?? P Wall-at.
Pravatn, Paul D., 120 Broadway.
Collls, Oeneral C. H. T . No. V fhamberi-it.
Cruger, Colooel S. V. R. No. 187 Fulton-at.
r nnoit. lionry HT.. No. U NbB?? Bt.
Croft, 8 lai >.'.. Xo. 2^ East o.ne-hundred-and-twcntiX
lifth-ct. ^
Clllev. .lohn K.. Nft l''7 I'.roa Iway.
CoKlftaoa, Royal. No. lfl> ',V.-st Klghty-thlrd-at.
C nwgy, K J., No 3"! Stxth-ave
Coakiey. Thomaa. Xo. 109 Cllnton Place.
Clark. Wllllam I).. M. 1>. Xo. M Ea*t Thlrty-flrat-at.
CoateUo, T. C. No. U Kait 8ixty-alxth-st.
Coli.aa, John J., Mail and Espresa BullJlng;

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