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value about $1,000. at No 1866 water-st. 10
800 at No iaa Waerst cases. about ssS pounds value
$50 at No 90 Waterst, 76 cases, about $500 pounds,
smoking tobacco, value, $780, at No. Bridgest; 200
pounds smoking tobacco, value about $780, at No ~
Waterst; cases, about $50 pounds smoking tobacco,
value $780, at No. % Fronts; total weight about $3.50
These seizures we're account OF alleged viola
tons OF the Ia in Of manufacture The tobacco
comes from virginia.
THE EIGHTEENTH-sT. DIsTILLERY.
This case, in which James Barker, 1gnatz
Elousky and Emanuel Bamberger charged with be-
ing concerned in ncltly of 100000 worth
OF whisky from their disery IN Eighteenth-st, be-
tween Tenth and Eleyenthaves, came up for eXamna-
ton before Commissioner Osborn yesterday
The Government not ready to proceed. as the VIII
relied prove the ofense could not be found
the Government counsel limiting that they were Kept
away by improper Influences.
Counsel for defense said there was nothing in the
case and the witnesses for the Government did not dare
to appear and testify the contained In their
adayits which the for the arrests Of the
defendants were issued.
The Commissioner said he would like to hear counsel
on the question Of whether the charge OF conspiracy
against defendants ants was not barred By limitation
Counsel said they would present their views on that
subject at the adjourned hearing
The Commissioner adjourned the case to u M on Friday
announces intention proceed against the defend
ants severally, for individual overt acts.
THE KNAPP CASE.
Julius KNAPP and Abraham Rosenhein. the persons
charged before Commissioner Osborn with become
sureties on tobacco manufacturer bond for Ed
ward Lawrence well knowing that they were not worth
the property they swoe they have been com
mitIed to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
ALLEGED FRAUDS BY REVENUE INSPECTORS.
Louis p. wetmore and Ezra W. harrington were
brought before Commissioner Belts yesterday charged
by Emil j. G. Coop, Deputy Collector of the XXXIId
District, with having falsely gagged whisky about to be
Withdrawn from bond.
1t is alleged that wetmore gagged 400 barrels Of whisky
that received into the bonded warehouse at No 81
Pearlst, and found them 25T93 proof gallons
that, the whisky being Withdrawn by +. Il. White,
and by Jordon. Fellows McMillard. Wetmore regauged
and reported gallons less than when he first gagged
IT, for the purpose alleged, Of defrauding the United
States and in COLLISION with the parties Withdrawing the
whisky.
Harrington ia charged with having gauged $40 barrels
whisky received into the bonded warehouse at No Sc
Broadway returning their contents 52S57 proof gal
Ions and with having the whisky being Withdrawn,
returned the amount 240 gallons The whisky was
withdrawn by Armour & Panknton, and various other
parties.
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cpG-ou Monday Jan a. Margaret Craig In the on !e" VI "
FINN m. residence other Joseph Craig 40 Canal
- an "Wednesday morning. at II o'clock -
NV A. No,o,u j. Jan a. Daniel sou Of Rachel ana s'epnn
lar In the OF bis age -, IN ,-o.k =. m IN tho
~ - viii ale place Thursday next at ni o'clock M ~
" L.rrh Of Monsowu Relatives and friends Of VIC AN' ~
invited be present =, a, x,.lu.
nvptcysosIn prooiyn, Monday morning. Jsn ~ hiu'
So, ns,,el.o son AGED 4. years, months . 49,.
800 I'D r,.vs are respectfully invited 10 auend hn So
81 Iepbens EPseoPaD corner e M OR. AZ
St BROOKLYN. on "Wednesday JAN ~ ~
Fntou Ferry Tor Gfeepeave
Nv Orleans an Phl,dep hia papers please copy -,
nyNoNDo On Saturday morning Jan. a. the 4ev ws%
=, n, P.aP Church Yokvle the 10Th yest o. M
4h TsSs Of bs family aud the Clergy ois fIo.ssss Of ss
hmtsh an, nyed the funeral services Sv 18th
N.Y. Ttnty Madison ave. Forty secoudst Oh "e''
inst at O'Clock ., a, Md
uRnGEs-A, Bridge Hamptos. L. L. oe saiafaa' Jan a. DA
Hedges In the 6sth year Of hs age ,,-..N
Mour j. Harry Chncc, yoanse'' ecu o. 'A~' ~
nj sarah IIelne. aged moaths and daJs OCH Ia.
eaA. M 4hs hniH Ar. attend iaseh Iii h.
:, m m Trains foot BaTelaJ-st % m 'a's' VS.
in waiting al depot Ill. AN AZ
,,,ps On sunday ian a. Bis fathers residence SsAA' ' "
Ss,,ek and ula In the 10Th year ~ e N attend
IN. .r.s aud lesds the family are ,eock from
~. srs,,i on "Wednesday morning. the 10Th INST $3.50 n, In
sc, FInh.,y. Tho remains win be aksa 70 eo~ "p's "
termshL -. ~. Ii. Al W.
LoMpARpru prooku on Msuday Jan "a rhsos Ann' WIG :"
Lombard her Sd year A. 6nnetal fson the reseaoe
- baes,,etw b. A.. Taylor IA "asaiot"aNoAu' NasA
on Ihuca.ay gth iash, EVeloeA
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THE HON. HENRY RAY AND THE SARATOGA

THE HON. HENRY RAY AND THE SARATOGA
GRAND JURY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your Albany letter OF Saturday there
is announced the arrest Of the Hon. Henry Ray, menu
Der OF the Assembly from Ontario and his removal to
Saratoga County a witness, on an attachment The
fact that Justice Patt Potter and District Attorney
French have been subpenaed appear before the Assem-
bly, Committee Grievances adds interest 10 the affair
Mr. Ray the reputed proprietor of patent the agents
of which are charged with swindng the farmers OF this
county out OF large Of money. One OF the victims
presented the to the Grand Jury claiming 10 nave
been induced by the false representations OF Mr. Rays
agent to sign u prOmssOry note for large sum- MT
RAYS testimony needed before the Grand Jury ana
as he would not voluntarily 1t was concluded TO
bring him up oD an attachment LAW AND ORDER
BaiiSOH Spa, Jan. "a, 1870.
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ASSEMBLY.
GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS
The House disposed of the following bills
as noted In relation the American Baptist Mission
airy Reunlon-third reading relative 10 the Hebrew
thorzng the City Of Troy borrow money-thrd read
ing 10 preserve the public health by preventing the
repacklng OF -four sugar, &C. in old barrels-some de-
bate having sprung up to the sweeping nature OF the
BILL the committee reported progress and the D was
referred the Judiciary Committee to be perfected
REPORT.
Amending the act concerning the salt springs Nt
aboshes the Office OF superintendent OF Sat springs
and provides for appointing Commissioner ana Deputy
Commissioner.
Allowing additional compensation 20 clerks IN he state
Departments prescribing the jurisdiction OF courts O
sessions and provide for the appointment oil Justices
Of SESSIONS 1850 - .,,,.or
Organizing the Term OF the supreme Court I'M
A. H. Indicary article 10 appraise all canal claims
against the state amending and consolidating ht b inc
County amending the act to protect ice gaherers; rela
tive to the NewYork Court OF Special sessions 70 erect
a public market in the Thirteenth Ward OF New-fork
Amending the act for the New Rochelle townhall amend
ing the relative to the compensation Oh sing oins
raroads and for uniforms for the employees to exempt
money loaned on bond and mortgage from taxation )
amending the Flushing Road and Highway act. -
Mr. Hustled called up his resolutions proposing
amendments the Constitution as % bribery ana cor
rupton elections. They were referred 10 Tue 1udcay
Mr. Burnss resolution. calling the Controller OF
Broosyn to fepGI. h ,Sr ,sed w r adopted
Mr.. W. ID. MURPHY moved special committee 10 IN
qure whether thS two ats ,bopt having the
tomary hearing. LAID on the table under the rule
Mr. M c. MURPHY moved that the New-fork Corpo
ration report within 10 days the amount OF nnes
collected by HIM within the past six months, ana WHAT
disposition has been made Of the same also tho number
OF fines RENTED. and BY whose authority. Adopted
Recess till u y. Ia.
EVENING SESSION.
The House held a session this evening to
discuss the reports tariff submitted several days
since The majority report proposed the exemption from
duty OF tea coffee. salt coal pig ana railroad IRON
The minority report was favor OF protective tariff
Mr. JACOBS moved 10 substitute for both report In
favor of revenue, and opposed protective arn as
cussion followed wheD order 10 get vote on the TO-
pOrts Mr. Jacobs withdrew his substitute.
Mr.. WHITE moved that further discussion Dc post
poped until Friday evening at u o'clock. Lost. .
The question was then taken on the minority mt Al
vord's report. aud It was lost-ieas nays 60 Inc
majority report then adopted-heas' 81; Nays o.
Adjourned.
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VIRGINIA.
REJoIc1NGs oyEE THE ADMISSION OF THE sTArI

REJOICINGS OVER THE ADMISSION OF THE STATE.
RICHMOND, Jan "a salute OF 100 guns was
fired in the Park at to-day in honor OF the admls-
sion OF the State 5000 persons were present two
thirds Of whom coored National flags were raised
on the Custom. House and the Capitol Gov. Walker
spoke few minutes. congratulatng the people on the
admission of Virginia and predicting glorious future
coored Republicans made political speeches the burden
OF the latter being that II the State did not follow the
spirit of the Reconstruction acts would be put back
as a Territory. ,,.,.,
The colored people subsequently organized apoltical
meeting which continued until night, when they ad
iourned with cheers for the admission OF virginia Inc
cannon used to-day where the same winch were used N
sautug United States flag when the troops occupied
the city in 1868 The officer commandlngwas native OF
Richmond.
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GEORGIA.

PROBABLE ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE
TO-DAY.
ATLANTA, Jan. 2j.-BOth Houses Of the Legis-
ature noon and shortly adjourned until to-
morrow pending the review by Gen Terry of the report
OF the Military Board, and the testimony accompanying
the same In the House the oath administered TO
Hayward Hughes. and r. W. Carpenter. 1t is believed
that an organization OF the House will be effected to-
morrow as the Board submitted its report this
All now depends Gen Terry, who giving the testi-
moDy and law careful consideration.
large Republican mass meeting was held tonight,
with Judge barrett President and long list NJ Wee.
Presidents An able speech was made by Amos i. Ack-
eTman, l.. s. District Attorney.
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THE TRIAL OF Mr.. FULLERTON.

United States District Attorney Pierrepont
has moved in the longpending case Of The Government
agt William Fullerton The following is the letter of the
Attorney which is addressed to Clarence Seward
OF counsel for Mr.. Fullerton:
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY OF THE UNITED STATES FOR)
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEwYoRK, :
No Al Chambers-st., Jan. IS, 1901
The Uuited States agt William Fullerton et Gl-Please
take notice that az the opening OF the Circuit Court on
Tuesday next Judge Woodruff presiding. shall move TO
st down the above entitled for trial at the earliest
day OF the February Term Of 1870 at which the Court will
set down the case Yours respectfully,
EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, u. 3. Attorney.
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THE NAVAL LINE AND STAFF QUESTION.


A BILL FOR ITS SETTLEMENT PREPARED BY
SECRETARY robson.
WASHINGTON Jan. 25.-The Secretary OF the
Navy has addressed letter Representative scohed
Chairman OF the Committee Naval Affairs, informing
him that he has transmitted to the House copy OF the
OF the proceedings and papers OF the Board Of
Officers heretofore convened by order Of the Navy De-
partment 20 take consideration the subject OF ass
Hated rank between the officers OF the various corps "a
navy. The Secretary offers some suggestions ana
he 5coe He saws its provisions for the benefit OF the
auxiliary corps OF the navy Whe they are more
the last session. do not include great number OF o
GERS the higher grades was agreed 10 by the Board
letter of the ViceAdmiral 1t is question Of much per
and calculated TO excite considerable feel
point from. so many experienced officers but
he felt that their views had been some
individuals and desire TO compromise q much ve1ed
aud difficult question While he not authorized to
spect the public good he has been constrained
while recommending larger number of pay, medical
vded by the Senate BILL at the same time to reduce the
number reported by the Board believing that number TO
claims requires will allow. The bill proposed by him
the auxiliary corps Is captains IN ALL certainly
tenantcoOnels, which, with the 81 officers OF higher
grades gives them &c officers ranking with or above lieu
eight chief engineers and constructors OF machinery in
view OF the number required at the various
Recommendation Of the Board in regard to
officers on the retired list this seemed to manifest
proper respect for seniority and confer suitable reward
for OngcOntinued service without doing injury to any
body The Board made recommendation in regard to
Of assistant and passed assistant surgeons pay
masters and engineers and he recommends that this re-
main IL is fixed by law namely: with and next
eutenants. and with and after masters He
has substantially followed the recommendations OF the
Board regard 70 the precedence OF the executive
officer because 1t seemed to hR clearly right and neces
sary discipline and efficiency. The recommendation
Board and the bill proposed provides that this
officer SHALL far practicable, be next IN line OF rank
the commanding officer and conhne his precedence TO
the officers attached 10 the organization OF which he Is
the representative head while they are in the discharge
OF his duty connected with such organization. IN add
ton 10 other features, the bill recommends reduction
officers OF the Marine Corps, well as change In
the proportions, and reduction OF the number OF line
officers OF the navy Thus 1t will be observed, he has
recommended large reduction in the number OF neu-
tenantcOmmanders, and an increase OF leutenants;
diminutIOn the number OF eRslgns and enlarge.
inent number of masters endeavOrng at TO
promote a wise economy and TO bear constantly In mind
the necessity Of the service and the best method
OF iusurIug its efficiency.
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TILE ERIE-YANpERBILT CASE.

The suit of the Erie Railway management
against Cornelius Vanderbilt to the 100000
alleged to have been paid him settlement of the ti
CATION two years ago. down for trial before Judge
Barnard yesterday 1t may be that the suit
enable Mr. Field to attend trial OF the Susquehanna
case at Rochester Judge Barnard did not appear yes
terday but sert saying that he ILL., and setting
the case down for the first Monday in March. Commo.
dore Vanderbilt in Court, and was heard TO declare
that the Erie side never meant to try the case.
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RECEIPTS sAsD EXPENSES OF THE UNITED
HrATE9

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1870 contains
statement Of the receipts and expenditures Of the United
States for the year ending June 80 1892 specifying the
tens 1t also contains the statement for the quarter
ending Sept 80 last with estimates for nino months end
ing June 80 1870 and for the year ending June ~ III
The Almanac contains vast amount OF Olbef interest
ing matter and every reader Of THE TRIBUNE VIII una "
Invaluable as reference aud 10 cost. only ~ cents
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POLITICAL.
NEW-JERSEY.
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
TRENTON, Jan. 25.-In the Senate to-day the
Committee Unfinished Business reported the Fifteenth
Amendment TO the Federal Constitution at early day
Adopted The Senate limited the time for the introduce
ton of private bills to the 10th OF March, and the House
added an amendment that the Legislature will adjourn
sine die on the nth OF March The bill 70 govern and
discipline the police OF Newark by Board Of Commits
sioners consisting OF A. A. Smaley David Anderson.
and Herman Schak, passed this afternoon D. vote OF
81 TO %.
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BOLD ROBBERY IN WALL.sT.

Mr.. John NJ. Wood of North Adams, Mass,
about . o'clock yesterday afternoon was robbed OF
certified check for $4,000, at No. co wa-s Mr. Wood
was on the landing OF the second floor when he was
garroted and the check taken from him. He was
choked so severely that he could not stand He
staggered rto the law office OF Z. +. Smith, on the same
floor OF the building, aud reaching a chair fell down
exhausted He sent a messenger 10 summon friend,
after which he tainted He recovered consciousness 10
few moments when he driven TO the Metropolitan
Hotel. where he Is stopping.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN WHEELING.
WHEELING, Jan. 25.-At the municipal cleo
ton yesterday the Citizens ucket elected over the
regular Democratic nominees
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NJ. Berthemy. French Minister to the United
States arrived here yesterday IRON Eufope anu y ~ ne
sayera months during which time the Count de fayer-
new has acted as Charge dAhsres The Minister leaves
to-day for Washington.
The Hon. w. II. Barnum, NJ. C., Connecticut !;
the Hon Charles A Washburn, California chester snow
az Boston j Tillinghast, Albany, ana the rev - r.
- Commander Nicholson, U. = ", Col u, 4; Blsseli,
Hartford Henry senter OF ST. Louis ana DIT r. fgls
80 ItraIi are M tle Fifth Avenue Hotel. - Inc Hon
W n clark of Texas, Is at the metropolitan hotel.
Gen II A Barnun, syracuse. ana ihvigne, rars, are
=, ,b. iInd,u,n House --z The Rev Canon Balch,
montreal aud Col MoElroy, ih3ASoad are Al Tue E''
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PERSONAL.

At the recent encampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, Department OF NewYork held at
Binghamton. Col Edward b. Lansing OF Brooklyn was
elected Grand Commander Col Lansing volunteered at
the commencement OF the late but was compelled to
leave the service in Winter OF 1861 account OF
wounds received battle. He was very popular officer,
and merits the honor he now receives.
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erett House. $50 The Rev Ed ward Cassei London the
Rev. Jerome Kearney, and the Rev. Denis Kearney,
Pittsburgh. and Col Kilburn Knox Philadelphia at
the Aston House. == r. y. COrbin, Paris and H. Dut-
ton Of the Rife Brigade British Army. are at the Abe
marie Hotel Frederick Billings Of Vermont, Is at
the Breyoort House.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
SAY jan Four quiet at $40 "het-sales Of
Choice = 65 Legal Tenders. 3d. .,,,u
NoEyoLK Va 25-COtton closed frm; Low Mddngs
23lG2le receipts % bales; exports coa~ise ~ oaes sales 1
WItussroy c. Jan. 3-Sprts Of Turpentne steady at 2e
Ro,n dull Strained Crude Turpenne UNCHANGED Tar 9e
higher sales 81 IS Cotton quiet and steady at J9ztc Tor MID
ding =, 49, 49,. - Iz,I. ht,h.,. ,...
$50 bales; Mddng M 02 receipts Os bales exports eoss'"i'e
ssy,syAE Ga jan -COttou and sdysncug receipts 1907
exports 9J5 bales sales 800 bse mddhnss org
Areusr. Ga jan and acVei sales, S9
bales, receipts 688 bales; Middlngs, 24i 024Jc
2COtoD was In gcOd and general demsn1 anu
closed 6rm; sales 1000 bales; Mdnss Ac receipt" 4eS bales
exports, ,25l bales ,,,,..,, T.. nj,
dpg sales, receipts H. 1903 bales exports tCs bales 70
bales AvTe Flour sud Corn shsle rAse
Br,n scare. At 35asl HsyPrime So Other articles no
changed 1911 sterling Exchange 1919; Ns"iorf ogn' hi
change. tat per cent discount
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-JAx IS
The demand Cattle this week mneh better ana tne
7 head prices ranging &c. y n for fair TO good and 81 10
Sc prime choice lots sold at from y to Oc aud common ee "
from to &c p ID gross. ,,.,oo 81
Hog-Th demand m hogs better and pro head .ers disposed
Of AZ from Sll 50 loo for sop and from s 10 s' ~
% wa. not much doing kind Of stock and Ouy 100
head hands from go TO 800 for Sngers ana o" Nv "
30 for and call
Cambridge MAss) CATTLE MARKBT-JAS Is
p..f C.tR.e.ipts 79 bead The without aprove
D. h, s snn AT ast weeks quotations; sales Of BIts sla 81
"a. first Ousty sIi 550Sl5 Is; Second Quality Ze lll
osty AZ Sheep Lamhs-Rscepts 1889 hesdi ps
vs declined Ic per n; weather not favorable Tor HeV
market; sale. 10 lots at ~ $685. 'o' Extra raS*7 !"
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cANBRIpGR CMAss) CATTLE MARKBT-JN. IS
Hazard & CaswelIs Cod Liver Oi Tue oe'1

,,, ,,n. rom,to Twenty seeds S. Send for circular
.di'., tt0 l. WAVING IT,. Ogden Farm, Newport &
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u French. and Major B..Percy POOrc The festivities
ended with dancing
TIM VIRGINIA BILL-NATIoNAL BANK REroh Is
A UNIFORM RAILROAD GAUGE-IiiE pN"i' '
SURVEY.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH !

A UNIFORM RAILROAD GAUGE-IhE pA"i'
SURVEY.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH ...
h,u t admit Virginia 10 representation in Congress
was Land before President Grant TINS aleino I,se that
expected that he Will tomorrow acuuain' 'i'' ~
It has receveI n me Currency has issued notice to the
National banks in accordance with the PROVISIONS I
t ~ ngress regulating the reports OF Naonad re-
recurring them to forward TO his once hnts at the
,oIt Of their conditions shown by their poohs
iIose of business on the cad inst prompt cohP'"0
with the request will be esteemed favor ,o.a ,auoo
The following plan for UNIFORM IannVs, stion
throughout the United States is now under Tss
by railroad and various memoe sh same gange
n s4 ms To bring the other sixth 70 TINS, , az
easiest and cheapest PLAN II PpS that does not CON
form 20 this gauge The expense OF atna r mile and
20 conform 10 this pan viii hT h roads could make the
change at less expense. As there are less tan ~
of road requiring alteration the wnUT wond perhaps
W. sayed 70 the country by the change IN one year
the limited states are Interested I'D starv stores
Ibs Dnbc benefit to secured would justify
ANTICIPATION by Congress to comPehS"te eUceptons
ibt he made as to roads running INTO foreign counS
The bids for the supply OF paper we're TODAY opened
v the Joint Committee on Public frlhthg. ~ IA, Tor
Of the bidders There were coming from i6
~ the leading manufacturers OF the country, w o.
will be until after the proposals nsNo that the
proposals are generally somewhat lower tnan 'oe
last year By direction OF the o is com
will not be made phDho uh'h '"0 N
plete. .,..,., ho-o+o,ora nassed the
psde9f sent message to the House to-day inclosing
etter from the Secretary Of the Navy IN whch the a
ter says that appropriations for the Navy nave
5yered TO the survey OF the Isthmus OF barren ac1
~ Congress approved July 2 1866 appropriated siUoV
or che purpose surveying the lsthmus WIN vie" W
he construction OF a ship canal ., ,.,soa 60
some time since the Committee Elections declaeG 10
report in favor of giving the seat now occupied py ~
Sreene 10 Mr. Van Wyck Of New-York the contestant
INIT on further consultation, II is said they nave
both pnres TO the votes IN the contested
trict -, ,,., ., .ha arn ~ Smith
conld Martin Co.. and Mr.. Carver OF New ioik were
eysmined by the Committee on Banking ana currency
Today. Mr. Corbin is expected tomorrow or the day
after.