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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20

BAsESJaa 2s Nco France Francis Banks son Of Tie ist'
Panerai S take place wedne.ay 2 from ST. rhO@a'
CAYTNEA' Illinois. Feb Is John NJ caaae sorrner,
CULBBRT-ou sunday night Feb H. Ansa ~ ~e Of Nathaniel cas
bert, and daug liter Of the late Jared L. Moore
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DRRw-On Monday afternoon 10th inst willie n ouy child Of oru
1 d. emo Ans1 t & Of % fi m petf, invited to attend
t funeral his residence no 80 siIiba' on Wednesday,
HARRsOS-Ou Friday 49, Elizabeth L. wife Of Charles Har-
The relative. and friends Of ~ r-spey invited sttsna
funeral Taesia, 2Osh Inst at 10y oe m At ne OHsTt
remains viii be taken to wOodlawa for uteruaent
HARTLEY-ou Sunday morning Feb 49, Anna Deborah wife %
rieS q fJ .t-a her funeral from her late resi-
Jsrne ess, daughter Of Mar,eas ABBY T. Prysr Ne
The relatives and friends Of the family arr invited the frnss
ssconave on qeisy tbs g6 a,i es l. IL al asAs
MACDONALDon saturday H. Flora Dbo only daughter Of
liza 5sy. aud n'-'''' - ''''''A' '' years. ~'"' ''
MCGEE y seDa9y sIsoioS the i't Sse.
The and friends Of the family invited to attend he aen
West Line Railroad leave Ne"lOrk at i:loP from 'he foo, q
PHALon NOnd 18th Leah P,u ia the eoh Of her ,s
Ihe friends and relatives Of To-, family are nyi.i 70 attend TIE Tnets
A. this (raesdayl afternoon at a O'Clock.
RoONET the rene Of her parent. $40 West sEtselth st. b,
youngest daughter o! Patrick and mary E. Rooney 9th year
Of the family respectfully invited attend the funri
her heduesday Feb 81 S12 AZ
o'clock o Calvary Cemetery.
RUNxon SATURDAY, Pen u s7s At hi, rsde ne 81 Veg Ens
Funeral his residence. Tur~ay Feb % 81
Relatives and friends invited attend Tbe remains val BE- t,ses
t6Tuton n j. for utemen b. The 1880 tEsin, Weinss
day. from DesbrOsses-st Ferry.
sMTH-on Sunday 49, 1872 CLARA E.;l daughter Of
Fitch W. and Isabe g. Smith sgei yesrs ami months.
The relatives and lreads q the m attend the hnSi
Tuesday 20h clock from the residence VI he's
parents No. 50 East One hdncrsi-lne twenty hrh-st
UNDERHLLAt her residence in Peesk the evening Of the
18th g. Cnderhi widow William Uadtfa toe 18Th
her
The funeral will be held Friends Meeting House, Peesk at
the Her fuens
Nes-York can by r. r. O'Clock ssd
turn The will be- Yorktown where he's
friends Of the family invited the Abuessh
Meeting HOnse at O'Clock.
wALLBROn Saturday morning Feb H. Anu Eliza wife Of Rss
Vale.
the family invited attend the funeral services at he's
residence IS Wet fOryGftbst Tufa1y morning the tots
inst. 10 O'Clock precisely. Hes remains S BE- taAeR 10 Phl~-
dellbIa.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LATE CONTEST IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
UPRISING OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING
FRAUDS-THE SENATE BACK-DOWN-sLEh-
DER CHANCE OF GRAY AGAINST MCCLURE.

THE LATE CONTEST IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
UPRISING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRAUDS-THE SENATE BACK-DOwN-sLEh-
DER CHANCE OF GRAY AGAINST MCCLURE
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-There has been
unusual excitement here during the last ten days,
arising from the singular and arbitrary action OF the
Republicans OF the Senate, in refusing Committee 10
try the McClureGray contest in the WITH Senatorial
District The entire Republican press OF the city boldly
denounees the action OF the Republican Senator's ana
the pressure of public sentiment in favor OF an h'es
CATION into the frauds has been heavy that the power
Of caucus waB broken oni Friday morning last ny
Senator Davis OF this city notifying the caucus that he
vould break and vote for a Committee, law or no law
The 1nbbles ipterposed by few desperate leaders 10
shield the Ring Of this city from exposure were without
even plausible excuse and the public ana the press nave
not hesitated them. 1t was prent 10 all
that accidental omission In remedial sta'u'e
WAS seized upon to deny inquiry into monsrous auus'
Under all accepted rules OF construction the statute was
ample TO meet the case law taken as whole or
construed I'm accord with the manifest intention OF the
Legislature was clearly adequate as remedy But Re
form in Philadelphia the overthrow OF our little
Tweeds and they could not afford to nave McClure In
the Senate Grant dragged into the canvass ana
Cameron was plunged into 1t by the Rings ana
the, whole power of the party organization,
which Il now but the Ring organization In
this CITY, was invoked TO smother fraud,
In the contest before the people the Reform Republicans
and their candidate scrupulousy avoided any Issues
inside OF the Republican party but Municipal and state
Reform so that there should he no proyocatlon for
factious or Administration opposition; but II came
nevertheless and ell that the Republican party has
suffered BY coatest must be charged 10 tue 'y OIL
superseryicealhe friends of the powers that be-
The sub" Committee Of Public Safety" charged with
the Investigation OF election frauds has heen pressing
thorough canvass Of the frauds in the Ivth District and
while am not in possession of the details OF the evi
deuee they have In their possession. feel warranted in
"a that they will make II utterly impossible Tor ar.
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A SALOON ARRAY.

About 9t p. m, yesterday young man
wearing skull cap entered the low liquor saloon Of
ROdy Klbrde at No. 2s6 Fronts, with a woman named
Mrs. OBren, and began TO very indecent language.
Cornelius Cassin the barkeeper demonstrated with him.
and attempted 10 eject him. whereupon three others
rushed into the saloon, and Cssn cut in the left
side OF the abdomen with knife by the young man who
had first entered His wounds are probably fatal. The
asslant and Mrs. OI>ien escaped Cassin is about 10
years old aud resides with his parents at No $40 Water
ST. Coroner keenan, summoned last evening TO take
his ante norte deposition, but he unable to give
clear description of his assaants.
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oiution Of Supervisor Van schaich the clork OF N
Board submitted the following statement Of tbs names
and compensation Of the persons employed BY the
Board.
Yong clerk James Dusphy deputy eisrh A. ma
ArchJ Pueon depaty x4O Jas NJ Meow ~
$1,000 Jas G. King vatehnsn 500 Tim q sullivan
man 81 80; james Hlste assistant jsDsr " G. H. VI 30,
DempeT keeper Of brown bune Al Tim Dor .,sss
eepe flO0 James Casey wsisbmsn Hall OF keords, SlA<
~ OConnor d. 500 Sarah Heron cleaning room u saper
os ~ per days Hsnnsh murray. cleaning rooms Of snpeyers
si Day johanna Good cleaning Of saperso ~ per as
ms wac referred 10 the Committee on salaries and on
s Ater little routine business the Board sDourned
tlGl the urst Monday in March.
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NFW-JERSEY.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BnL-GENERAL [EG
I-LArION.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BILL-GENERAL 40
I-LArION.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, Feb. 19-By q unanimous vote
the Assembly tonight reOommted the bill granting the
NewJersey Central Road e. 10000 increase OF capital
The objection was 10 the amendments added by the Cor
poraion Committee referring the question OF the Ripa
ran lands to Special Commission appOintou ny the Su
prcme Court and requiring the Company to pay tax OF
one-ha per capital stock. The friends Of
the bill oppose the amendments the ground that they
are germane 70 the bill and the action OF the House
seems show that the majority OF the same opinion
There IA no doubt hut the amendments were prompted
by the Pennsylvania Central people who trenuousy
opposing the bill.
Mr. Garfield has started another investigation by IN.
PRODUCING resolution appointing special committee Oh
five to examine the cost OF constructing the new
wing OF the state Prison, with power 10 send Tor per
sons ana papers. Mr. Garfield also introduced bill Tor
n railroad from come point ON Waikiki Mountains within
three miles " Lake HOpacioug 10 Sanhope on tlo Nor
rs and Essex Railroad-Capital stock sjJJ.JyO.
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COY. REEDS IlPEACHMENT-A DENIAL.
70 the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your paper of the 9th appeared
telegram from Florida 10 Senator Osborn maliciousy
false that it shoud not pass uucOrrected Gov. Reed
was impeached for 4" high crimes and msdemeanors
malfeasance in office. and conduct detrimental to good
morals" Secretary Gibbs has been accused OF
embezz!ng, aud his accounts correct. Three com
mtteCs have examined the accounts OF ;. r. ConOyer
State Treasurer, and they have been found perfectly
correct Not the shadow OF suspicion rests upon
the fair fame OF the two lasJ-named officers.
HAMILTON JAY.
ONc Of Stqie ZreaSurer Talahnssee Fla Feb. A. ls2
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
for other ship Ne,cs see Second P1ge.i


Feb and Qceenstsss
9th hudse. aud PISS J. H. Sparks
Steamship r. Clyde. Drew RehmOad City Point and hsftsks
with ud.e psss. 10 Washington Co.
Orpbeu, IN. y. Bemsr Bremen 90 cays. with nde.
BARR Howand. Tucker. and from Boston, with mdse.
Brig NJ (of socktoD sage, Old Habor, Jas ID er
with coffee ami plnento.
Brg Ante. iof Portland Thesrup 10 Days With
Brig Louisa Proe Ia Wilson Hsyn IL days with ogseol
Brg Neponset BOSTON, So,i Havana u DAYS, Hith
william Corners of BangO Ioo Oh Harbo JAM % dsfs
With ogwoOd.
Schr Light ofthe Harper Portland days with lanosr
Schr. Congress. York Portland. With lumber.
schr. Belle COIN, Aachas. with lath.
Dschr Ospey, Dnsco Jacksonville IS day. With yellow pine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARIEsroS feb. 9-Arlved schrs Conststos, C. wess
bury T. NJ Pencil and Ida Bnisa from NeNfOki Khss Mosra
H. ScSney Daylight Baltimore Sailed bark Onward fss
Liverpool sehrs Hart for Savannah NsnsSs M Ninissoo
Del
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SOTTH CAROLINA.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

REPCBTICAN STATE CONVENTION.
COLUMBIA S. C., Feb. 19.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day and called to order by
Lieut.. Gov Ransier. A long aud acrimonious debate
took place upon the election Of temporary Chairman
ending in the election Of T. @. Moses Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives, who in speech said that the
party M home were united but the men in the National
Council were unfaithful 20 their trusts. He said the
delegates tell President Grant that he had listened
too long 10 a certain Senator from this state Two tickets
for delegates are IN the field. lprnted letter from
Attornry General Chamberlain. demanding the fenoni-
nation OF President Grant circulated N the COuyen-
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Reich, and Miss Rosetu Is graceful and engaging "a
Anna. Marschner's "Ivanhoe" viii be given tonight
and "LAfricaine" tomorrow evening. An excellent
variety Of pieces will occupy the rest OF the week.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr.. Louis Engel, Professor at the ROYAL
Academy OF Music, London, will exhibit the piano
harmonium at Steinway's smaller hall tomorrow, aud
perform two pieces illustration Of the powers
OF the instrument
The Vocal Society of New-YOrk will give
their second concert for the on Thursday Feb 90
at SteinWay Hall
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TnE nRooKLYN coMMITTEE on FTFrY. ~

The Brooklyn Committee of Fifty has fur
nshed the press copies OF the report or suDCO-
mitee, consisting OF Thomas ~ Rocker W. 4. Colt and
W Fnday which has examined the accounts OF the TX
clsc Board The report gives the details of the inyest
cation, and closes as follows:
In ooncuon de,rv-z the aeaon Of
tpfee Do connection with the Board o.
supirent Illegal withdrawal 5000 from the funds OF the
R5ar Rodney Thnrsby Of The Commissioner the law. bearing
Zee. rsd 20 John C. The large balance. Withheld from tho
ty Treasury intended the las that full monthly
tom. be rendered which balances state follows:
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KANSAS.
KANSAS.
nnAEEEnINCs In Tile IEGIsL ATTIRE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
TOPEKA, Feb. 19.-The House in the Com
Whole to-day agreed to the senate bill pro
Wiling that nobody shall he hanged for murder until one
year conviction and not then unless the Governor
issues a tho execution. which he may never
do unless ~ elects.
journal to-day against the passage OF the AppOrtonment
bill. The Republican State Convention meets on
"Wednesday.
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OHIO.

PROCEEDINGS II TIE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 19.-The Senate spent all
the afternoon Gibusteriug motion made to correct
the Senate Journal Of last Friday. which declares Mr.
sayler elected as Senator from lid District Mr.
Gage Republican, voted with the Democrats 10 adjourn,
which leaves the whole subject still unsettled
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packages stamps indicating the tax paid thereon II,
therefore the tobacco damaged that 1t will not sell
for sum equal 10 the of the stamps required to
give II currency on the market II cannot legally be sold
and had better be destroyed.
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THE INSURANCE INvEsTIGATION-A FORGED
SIGNATURE.


SIGNATURE.
The Assembly Committee on the alleged in
surance abuses continued its Investigations. yesterday
A. W Morgan, President OF the Protection Mutual In
surauce Company, produced the check for $1,000 which
was paid TO sOuhwck. c. Stanton, VicePresident OF
the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company testified
that his Company examined by superintendent Mil
Ter and his employees from September, $780, TO April 1884,
and $780, which the President did not consider
sOnabe, paid. William H. Bovine Treasurer OF the
Westchester Fire Insurance COmIOy testified that an
examination OF his Company took place last May,
and lasted six days and he check for $500 TO
Eldridge made 10 the order OF George ". Miller
the President Mr. Pened sent word 90 witness to make
out the check Mr.. Miller stated that the signature Of
his the check a forgery; no never saw the
check, and Mr.. Eldridge had told him he had only
cciyed 500. Several gentlemen present who examined
the check also pronounced IL IA forgery. Mr.. Bryant
stated that he thought the signature on the check
forgery. T. K b. Eidridge then stated that he had
amned the Company aud had received In payment for
his services three 500 bills. The check previously
toned was handed TO the Witness and lac declared that
the Endorsement OF Mr.. Miers name was forgery, and
that he had the check. several other wit
nesses examined, and the Committee adjourned
Friday week the attendance OF one of the members
being required by the Judiciary Committee.
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5peslal Notices
Committee Of seventy Charter.
GRAND MASS MEETING.
on THIS TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 30 q; he
COOPER INSTITUTE.

on THIS TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20 a, he
COOPER INSTITUTE.
To ne Ci.r>u. ant Taxpayers Of H0c York:
Tie Legislative friends Of the City Charter proposed by hs COMMITTEES
Seventy advised The holding Of mestnz in this
expression popular sentiment .ror
their Charter.
partisan instrument which has been framed perms
for the victor November ss, at the Polls The
meeting will be held COOPER IEsTITI IT, tire EVENING
TUESDAY the 10th inst and all coed cuus earnestly invited
attend. by order OF tie Committee Of Seventy.
The meeting will be addressed the ioNss eminent speakers
Hon E9RAG p GeE6LsI Hos %1 SA sIpS E.eSlkS
ESS NY po sAi'~'N iAwSoS n FrIIgR e.s.
Gen. JOHN DIX, W. {. NbliAkl, esq.
Hon. WM F. HAvl,EYER. President Of tbs Committee viii
American Institute Farmers Ciub.-rhs elab ~se,.
every TIEsDAi a. oeo,s At he o9gs Of he H1,u,e IN The
yiuI NATHAN {. ELY Pre.dsst
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~chrnck'- Prlmouir syrup. sea-weed Tonic. ada
Mandrake pills the on m.nss needed 10 cure CssssuP
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eonsumpy he h appetite does noash the bei'.
the stomach End liver 0set w slime Hes there uud skes The
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to prevent taxing cold whrn he luug are DISEASED h ,sss
riding shout oil b. they ARE N 70
not rnlau quiet ihcy nns wak shout ga r Si a.
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Winter moths e. fon W. "
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facilitate
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for orous eIaassuon w te ksyenseT be charge wAb as
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Price ofe PUIMOSIC SYRUP and SRAwKRD " MIC 81 ~ pss
ho.e ~ ~ eE bali doh MANDRAKE PILLS tes
Prepared and of Aals lY J. H. SV lKNCk SON.
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and dealers gcEerslly. u I'm ~ hhAh.
ReBne's Pais-k Magic OF " REQ colo psn eFsmps.
cholera morbas. sad tones che digestive orxS
Look for DuCoSakS PsIrosN. BAIsAnLc sAsss.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOOt-n steamship Egypt. Peb lsas Mona,
Mr Prcknsr Rev. G. r. Gardiner Rev BoSss Nj kesnes.
Harley SIR Fugal Seivan Macy, Dr. Mccartney Nj M
Ms Brett and Children Morris vie and children. md
wants O. Teakee Johnston l.. Braung Mr. ard Ms
Thone Mr and Mr. IIuges A Scot H. Bhsse srs
Hobby Mr. Mrs. Hartley sai NJ W
Seep1e Rev g. T. Tally W. NJ Ryan tse Mr. ksas.
Gen Ci!I aud vie aud b. in
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SINKING OF THE STEAMER ELLEN 5. TERRY.

NEwBERN, n. c., Feb. 19.-0n the 18th inst,
the steamer Ellen S. Terry bound from NewYork for
Newbern. crossing the swash at Hateras Inlet she
struck anchor The captain finding his vessel sinking
her ashore. No lives were lost. The cargo Will be
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1870.

lni on jar 1871 they paid City the no.
S. which still withheld These al
pos- average withheld period months
By which
annnm WOull aBount 70 %, 10
Of transferring |cnses for which fad
authority statute which the def iudd
would be paid for heen this
The assumption Of be right BY the Commissioners OF Excise
max. changes In their printed Of license
judgment they may deem eIpeens and necessary particular
which noticed length previous Of this report
At its meeting Saturday night, the Committee Of
Fifty IL alleged TO have passed the following:
eolref That relating the Excise Board he handed
for the purpose Of prosecuting tho Commissioners
deacGtoB ONCE 800
VIM A Fowler. President OF the Water Board. received
a communication, yesterday from Julian Allen OF the
Committee OF Fifty stating that new subcommittee
had been appointed to investigate the affairs OF the
Water and Sewerage Department and asking Mr. Fowler
90 allow a clerk appointed by the Council OF Vigilance.
10 make full list OF the employees in the Department
The subcommittee consisted Of Julian Allen H. Is.
Chittenden Morris Reynolds j. c. Smith A. r GoodnOw,
n COthren j. 8. Roberts. j. f. Cammeyer W. Hepburn.
and Gideon Frost Mr. Fowler. IL Is said, has positively
refused submit to another investigation Tor the rra-
that Council of Vigilance refused to give to the
public the report made by the first subcommittee ap.
pointed TO investigate the affairs of the Department
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Removal.

GROVER & BAKER SEWIS8 MAcHTss Co.
Have Removed 10
786 aai 5s3 Broadway. corner Of Tenth't
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The STATE OF TRADE,


srE.Ns feo l,-fO ur ruperane 81; Dgabe ExrS
%g 81 f2 Treble Extra 80 lAa.s b Cors good suppy
60 O's. CatJ Bran .carce, ~ s. Hay aaiet en-
loee ~ Pork Mess els 20 Bscn Shousss 7
Gear BIB, o. Toe Hams III aili~ t.,i
F.it ~ aa.ei Goof'I 20 fuy fs si@se Prime. ss5
C.tern Bottom d1s- WHISKY fu 9crd ~ ga Coss On.
chsnged ., Excbangesterns. 1905 Se~fOh sight .st
pfepipm. Cod no.
WLsiNsIoS. G. Feb i9spts Turreptine quosd ssas -
Bee. Roam 6 Strained - ~ Tor No Crude
ae stead At r Had 81 for ieow Zip AMI vrga Tar sssy.
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Back Females 10 drops Of Constitution wasss
vii relieve you Ike magic. Sold By all Druggisis
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Angeles TnLsh Baths LeInztonave.. 25h~. Geoemss
even ghi evening Advantages EDsgst
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DIED.

Character OF the Blood improved By H,lAaO Cad
WILLS Con LIysR Oh.
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Parson'- Purgntive Pils-Best family phyFc sHssD,rs
CAYALKI COSDIrIOS Powders, of horses.
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EMPLOYEES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors met at p. IA. yes
ter Mayor Hall Ia tho chair IA compliance "n 'nV TUG
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leEyHpAL PgHsS DISPATCH


The senate, In Executive Session, to-day, COhnrmrd
tb- fOiONug nominations: Charles Hale Of Msssach-
sett De Assistant Secretary ~ State; T. L. Deaue 81
Milne 20 he Captain In the Revenue Marine service;
George ~ Radcliffe, Assessor OF Internal Revenue Tor
the SIXTH District Of Illinois, Albert VI. Barney, Col
lectOf Of Internal Revenue for the First District OF
Texas. The President to-day nominated 10 the Senate
David g. Cox 10 be Pension Agent Of Washington, ID. G.
Wade Hampton. NJ. c. Butler and Mr. Kershaw, OF
South Carolina have Preached Washington 20 ask for
bearing before the KuKlux Committee, 70 defend them
against the charge made IN the Senate that they
were Ga active synpatbv with kuKIuX IN that state.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, letter 10
the General OF the Navy making certain in
qufes relative 20 the contemplated sale Of condemned
tobacco stored at the Brooklyn Navy Yard the law
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Use REEVES pAs KnLps MAGIC Oh n cork, "a, cAa,-'
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LoSpos PED i9-ETenng -LInseed OF. go l5f y tan.