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New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

ITS REVISION AND PASSAGE ~ THE SENATE-THE
APPROPRIATIONS REDUCED $!0l, 800, AND ON
Frs ADDED 10 THE AMOUNT OF 4e9,33G-A
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ApPOINTED-A LONG
CONTEST EXPTCTED.
tFgox , REGULAR ConRE sPoSprvr OF THE rRIBCNE.l
ALBANY, May 1.-THE supply bill was taken
m IN tie Senate this morning real q third Tine anu
passed Asti is charged that $4,000 had been added
By the Senate the amounts originally halned by the
Assembly the Democratic members Of the senate Hiue
series of efforts to put themselves right the record
individually by frequent motions 10 reduce amounts
The item relative the arnory At Auburn vas amended
by the addition of 81 ,a36 in small items
The item giving the railway map clerk In the state
Engineers Office $500 strieAen out by unanimous
consent.
Mr Lord moved rccommit with instructions 70 amend
bg apnroprans So 900 the Western Jusc OF Refuge
for juvenile Delnqucnts, which was agreed TO-
The Willard a ylum item. which aPproPliat-s $4,000
for contingent expenses, and 100000 10 finish new
group of buildings connected with the Asylum, was
amended by striking out the latter clause
An amendment inserted after the Utica AsJ uin
item appropriating $5 900 for the additional expenses
growing out of the examinations by the Bank Depart
mept of savings banks under the new law.
The expected discussion on the Elnra RerOrInat0ry
appropriation was carried pretty sharply between MI
Jacobs and Mr. Bradley, the former, who said he repre-
sentad Speaker Mcguire moving 10 reduce tie approp
alton from $4,000 TO II 10000, and the latter
insisting upon the item as II stood. MT
Jacobs's moi on was lost motion was made by
Mr. Jacobs reduce the appropriation of $4,000 FOR
the Middiotown Asylum 10 $4,000 which was lost Mr.
Johnson moved TO strike the new Cap io clause
which was Lost. ur. Jacobs made motion TO reduce
the Buffalo Asylum appropriation from S3Oo'OOO 10
$50 OO0 which lost. Mr sclkree, by unanimous
consent inserted amendment adding $1,000 for TIE
Cornell University, payable from the College Land scrip
Fund revenue. An amendment was also inserted allow
ing Senator Moore 5000 expenses of contested elec
tiOn.
The bill then passed by vote OF 20 10 3-he'srs
Fox Johnson, and Lcdwith voting ia the Ne gdtiye.
The bill as nov amended reduces the rOpriaiiOns
alOl 500 and adds others amounting 10 S-9,130.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
RAPID TRANSIT KILLED IN THE ASSEM-
BLY,

TIE MOORE BILL RFCoMMITTED. THE BILL RE-
PORTED FROM TIE COMMITTEE VOTED DOwH,
AND Mr.. PRINCES BILL AMENDED 50 IS TO FX-
CLUDE RAPID TRANSIT LINES FROM BROADWAY
AND THIRD, FOURTH, AND FHTu-iyEs.
[IY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSEl
ArRANy. Nav 11.-All hope of Rapid Transit
for NeyY urk City, resulting from ths years ieSs
aton was apparently destroyed by the action o1 the
Assembly tonight The decd was effected at the COM
mua OF tie hor,et lobbyists who were busy ia the
lobby and on the floor. The Moore Rapid Transit
biu ,ras rec0Lncd and that reported from the Com
luittce on General Laws was voted down BY
ineee men soidly and Mr.. Princes bill having been
amended by Mr.. Br0gan Of NeT-YOrk, so as 10 make
Rapid Transit under it impossible, carried by tile
same vote When the Moore bill came up, Mr.. Prince
stated briefly the ohcctoHs 10 it FIRST that the Consu
GA mona eguc nont Of asst nj OF The local auih0Ics Was
ot couucd will second that she assent OF the adjoining
owners OF the Supreme court was not pro-
vled for; third, that il gave powerto commission Oh
three appointed BY local authorities. to grant franchise
which the Legislature itself couid not grant In these
ras,ect he considered it utona. The following
were chief objections .he substance Of the bill ITSELF
First 1t looked simply 20 the building OF single road
second that while 1t was provided that the r'nchse
boud be sold 10 lowest bidder II gave the Comuis-
sion power 10 reject any bid that it chose 10 reject third
that IL created Il corporation with most extraordinary
grant of authority being granted MI powers necessary
and desirable" The bill recommitted TO the Rail
road Committee, without instruction, except TO re-
port tO-mUrTuw morning. The Hess DILL beins the
one reported from the Committee on Genesal Laws,
as lost by a vote OF Yeas TO Al Nays. MI Primes
hill was finally CARRIED by vote Of 60 to 81 alter II had
bcen amended by MI Prince 10 strike ont the section re
ealing Ill former charters to Rapid Transit 1ines ana
v MIR Brocan 80 AZ prohibit running cars in the Third
Fonrth and Ffthavcs., and Broadway, Ne"-Nork'
hut not 20 prevent crossing them This latter
annexment was recognized at the device Of the
borsecar lobby and members interested IN Rapid Transit
took the alarm Messrs. Thomas c. Campbell Hess,
Hustled and Spell oil protested against the oil on the
ground that this amend ent made Rapid Transit inos-
sibe but the bill went through nevertheless anu Inc
horse-car lobby were iublant-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
TuF SEIZURES IN CHICAGO.
80 NEW SEIZURES Observation-Disclosures A
POINTED FOR THE PROPERTY TAKEN POssEssIO

40 NEW SEIZURES Observation-Disclosures lsERs Az
POINTED FOR THE PROPERTY TAKEN POSSESSION
or on MONDAY.
CHICAGO, H., May 11.-The raid on the dis
tilleres in Chicago Milwaukee, and st. Louis by the
Vpited States Revenue Department grew ont of definite
charges Of consraces to dfraud the revenue in Which
certain officials and disters were implicated No new
seizures were made to-day, hut Mr. Elmer Washhun ana
assistants were busy ell tie morning making inventories
Of the wares found at The different places closed up yes
terlav Collector WadswOrth has this morning ap
tcd onDraiscrs for the establishments seized ycster
day The following s the order:
hereby aproint H. II. Shufedt, B. ". Ford and Wm.
H. Herr appraisers 10 value the property seized al i"e
,irrirs Of G. T. Russell, Lake Shore Dstilicry Com
lany and Union Copper Distilling tomanX; rtctiyluE
Establishments of (Od9On Eastman, lt0eie, Juiher
~, and PARKER r Maaon PHILLIP WADsWORIn.
The Object Of the apprasement is TO enable the New
York District Court 10 fx the bonds Of the owners.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
ANOTHER CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE IMMINENT.

ANOTHER CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE IMMINENT.
Sr LOUIS, May la dispatch to The Eren-
iag Repu5lioan from St Joseph says; The grasshop
pers have multiplied and grown Ike magic IN Tue past
fv davs. cansipg widespread apprehension The gar
dcns Of some portions this city are literally black
with them, and some meadows In the neighbour
hood have already been greatly damaged. Reports
srom tbe Southwest reveal the fact that
from, here 10 the Rocky Mountains they eAiht
H n nnaralrled Numbers Their size Is from that OF
a. ~ Ihat Of horsehy. In some counties 0f Kansas
they have already done vast harn gene.nan III tnis
vesterday from NeOsho kan said he had seen fields
utterly destroyed that locality already Their course
sppears 10 be sOutheasterly, and ths progress not 10
nd be vond the prairie regions Wet weuiher Il de-
sired in the hope thai ii may check their career.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
ISFORMATION FROM LOCAL REVENUE
OFEIC EES

WHAT HAS BEEN DONE AND WHAT Is PR0POsED IN
suPEKyisoR nAwLEY's OFFICE - LIsIiLLLRIEs
AND sALEs OF wHLshf ~ bROokLfN-ioNEsf
DIsriILERs ESCOURAGED BY THE ENPost XIX OF
TIE RING-IJiIIK DIoGlILISG DONE ~ NEW-
Jersey.
At the Office of Supervisor Hawlcy in Cedar
a very little additional Information was a'iaiaDo von
oernng the war Oh the RING, The TRBCNEs d'Spa'ehe'
Of yesterday having covered every point i'''o
Baw!ey had not returned, anJ NJ BhdsaE' IN chici
clerk Of the Office state that Ee l nsVs 10 .npart
tsus that his Office WAS eCJvoroag with 's western
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

executed this contract their management OF the
canal the character of their vouchers, etc, have
been the subject of quiet but thorough investigation
for some months back, and interesting revela-
tions may be expected. There is even hint OF one
two items of evidence of real dramatic interest
This is of the contracts, by the way where the
Lords are said to have made up their pay-rolls
largely from the local directory; and there VIII
probably be some testimony submitted on this head,
though am not at liberty to indicate its tenor. II
the Great Defendant of the Canal Ring, Jarvis Lord
goes upon the stand and gets into the hands of Mr.
Fairchid it is more than likely that before his tcst
mony concludes the public viii be still better in
formed than The TRIBUNE has made it. as TO the
peculiar magnitude and nature of the operations OF
the Lord family. For, on that subject, at least,
Jarvis Lord is more learned than The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE !


Albany May 1.-The case of The People
against John Ieay and Jarvis Lord. which one OF
Attorney Barlow's against the participants
In the stanwx Hall lettings OF 1866 and which Deputy
Attorney General Farchid has been pressing Of late,
called in the Supreme Court to-day before Judge
westerbrook This is q SUIT for $4,000, the difference
between what is alleged TO have been fair price Tor
keeping in repair the Chcnuns Canal an1 feeder for i've
years. and the figure at what tho contract awarded
to Leahy being aftorward assgr"i 10 Lord by means
of the conspiracy entered ihto by the canal
contractors at that meeting. II was UNDERSTOOD
that the defendant who is really Jarvis L0rdfor Lcahy
is merely one of the dummcs-w3s willing 10 proceed at
TIE trial of the facts, and some Interesting ds-
closures we've anticipated but it finally decided 10
attempt legal delays. The argument before Judge West
erbrook this morning therefore On motion to DIS
miss his complaint, the ground Of Judge smiths de-
cision in similar case that whore bids had been mu-
tilatcd and then offered the was actioDable {;
whereas II they were suppressed merely there
was no ground for an action The motion was made
by Mr.. Lyman Trcmain, who announced his
ability to prove Mr. Lord as innocent
rs babe unborn Judge Westerbr0ok reserved his de
cision a result which apparently disappointment
TO Senator Lord who had evidently expected a decision
in his favor. In this point is decided in Ir Lofds
favor, the Deputy Attorney General will at once appeal
but IL not the trial must proceed before the deehidh'
can exercise tat right but will necessarily be thrown
over TO the no IL Of court.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIAL SCI
FNCE ASSOCIATION

THE OPENING SESSION N DETROIT -ApDREssEs BIZ
DAVID A. WELLS Nd DAVID 4. @tssoN.
lvsoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or rHE TRIBuyE.l
DETROIT, Mich. May 11.-Therc wGsa good attend
ance at the Opera-house this evening at the opening
of the meeting Of the Social Science Association.
An address of welcome delivered by Judge Z. l.
Walker of Detroit. Mr.. David A. Wells read his
address, Mr Wasson's paper was read by Prof. Z.
X Adams. DR.. D. J. Lincoln Of Boston read re-
port from the Department OF Health introducing pa
pers m relation 70 the health of pupils public
schools.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

IN FULL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUsgl
ALBANY, May 1.-THE Governors message on
Charter Reform was received and read in both
Houses tonight. The Senate as Is generally the
rule, was more attentive than the Assembly. In
both Houses it was referred TO the Committee on
Cities with instructions to report at any tmc-a
plan by which il was thought practical results would
be soonest reached There il little doubt that they
will report without delay either bill or concurrent
resolution for the appointment of a commission, as
recommended by the Governor. In case the mem-
bers are to serve without pay, is thought probable
concurrent resolution will serve the purpose and
occupy less time in its passage. The following is
the text of the nessage
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE WHISKY RING.
MCRETARY BRIsTOws WAR TO BE FOUGHT
OFT

CIVIL AND CRIMINAL SUITS TO BE PROSECUTED
AGAINST FRAUDULENT DIsTnLERs AND UNFATH-
FUL REVENUE oF11CERs-ANOTHER ILLICIT DIS
TILERY neutrality-suspicious. PRATT TO
TAKE POSSESSION OF HIS OFFICE TO-DAY.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDUNEl
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE stunning blow
dealt upon the Whisky Ring yesterday has
been the topic of the day in Washington,
and great credit has been accorded to Secretary
Brisow and Solicitor Wilson for the able manneri in
which they planned and executed the campaign.
The full and detailed history of the whole move
merit, printed in The TRIBUNE this morning, leaves
almost nothing more to record except the fact that
the Secretary intends to follow up the advantage he
has already gained and TO deal with all those VINO
have been engaged in defrauding the Government
whether they he distillers dealers in whisky and
highwines OF officers of the Government, in such O
way as will prevent any resuscitatOn of the Ring.
In pursuance of these plans he has already
caused instructions 10 be forwarded to the
proper officers, not only in the three cities where the
large seizures made but wherever else dealers
officers have been implicated for immediate prose-
eutions 10 De begun. In where property has
been seized, suits for its condemnation viii be at
once begun where bondsmen of the guilty persons
can be reached suit for recovery of the full penalty
on the bonds will be pressed where manufacturers,
dealers, OF officers have subjected themselves 10
criminal prosecution Tor violation of the revenIe
laws or for perjury the evidence viii at once be laid
before the grand jures and arrests promptly made.
In al cases where Internal Revenue officers have
been implicated in the frauds, are shown 10 have
neglected their duty, they viii he removed, rs soon
as their places be filed the proof against them
can be collected, and such of them are guilty OF
criminal acts will be prosecuted. Numerous dis
patches have been sent ont to-day 10 all parts OF the
country calling for transcripts of papers and books
for comparison with those now in possession of the
Department; and il is not unlikely that many more
disilleries and rectifying houses which have been
guilty OF fraud may be discovered. One was un-
earthed in Pehin to-day, and teegraphic order was
sent tonight for its seizure. This dstery has been
shipping its product TO Boston.
The officers who made the seizures yesterday in
Chicago and 81. Louis met with no opposition. In
Milwaukee pistols were shown at some of the places,
and threats were made. In one case Government
officer engaged in making seizure was arrested by
the local authorities and hurried Off to JAIL and in
another case an officer held until the owners of
the place had removed al papers, TO prevent them
from falling into his hands,
Ex-senator Pratt, the new Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue has arrived in Washington, and viii
take chatge of his office tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
CHARTER REFORM.

GOV. TILDEN'S MESSAGE.
THE DOCUMENT READ AND REFERRED IN BOTH
HoUsEs-THE GOVERNORS RECOMMENDATIONS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-29
Tom Moore's Startling Courtship.

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seek i,e' "N' ana ,h'e.s' " ''" "eF' "',,"-
el'. nc '.U."' utAihn 'He scenes. 'h'
night rs the celebrated SlT fhi!lp tramp
toh' one ol lhc very Ah'ys' medIcAI men
'aHt ever IiFtd' was Just cropping 10 sIcep
"il'F DAY OF great I"'lENf' ne heAFi = Nlo-
.cn' ahd aEi'"'e" knocking al MS ped
room door. Tome IN, he sAid, ana
voice which lie AT once recognized as that
II his TREND Moore spoke through the
hAti-opened door, "fhll, ihii, Tor H"d :
sake get up ana come WttH me without
moment delay SIT ihiip jumped up,
HHTTid on ms clothes ana went out with
AIm. 1t was about two clock on bright
summers morning, and the streets were
entirely deserted. AS they walked rapid
Is together Champion in vain appealed to
Moore to tell him what WAS the matter.
/ The only reply he received was, You'll
see soon enough. Come along quick, Tor
Gods sake There's not an instant to be
lost. They hurried down Dawson street,
reached Suffolk street, and about halfway
up that street, lying PROSTATE on the flags,
Sir Philip beheld to his amazcmcnt what
appeared to be the body of young wo-
man. So it proved to bc-not dead
body. bat an insensihle one, and bleeding
copiously from the head, which was Sc
vcreIy injured. On going up to 1t they
found an old woman standing by 1t and
watching over 1t. Sir Philip Champion,
with Moore's assistance, lifted the body
from the ground and carried 1t stairs
/ TO her rooms, which were on the first floor.
After considerable time she was brought
/ back to consciousness 10y the skill OF the
great practitioner. The ugly wound dld
not prove SO serious as had been feared;
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-29
Why is the sun like a good loaf?-

Why is the sun like a good loaf?-
Because it's light when it rises.
Walter Grant of Fitchburg, Mass,
73 years old, had lately born unto him
his twenty-first child.
A Rochester girl declares she never
will vote. $50 to the nasty polls and
ruin my clothes? The ideaH
Three things that never agree-two
cats over one mouse, two wives in one
house, and two lovers over one lady.
If you ever promise at all, take care,
at least, that it be to nobody that may
suffer by trusting to you.
\ woman is very like kettle if you
come to think of it. She sings very
pleasantly-then she stops-and, when
you least expect it, she boils over.
How to tell good horse-stand in
front of his shoulder and>pu1l his
head down gently till his ear is at the
level of your lips. Then tell him.
"The first step towards wealth."
says an exchange, sis the choice of a
good wife," And the first step toward
securing a wife is the possession of
good wealth.
"Jemima," said fashionable miss to
her friend, II think Charley Potts is
perfectly splendid; he can get on my
gloves, and wears spit-curls."
Why is doctor better taken care
Of than his patients? Because, when
he goes to bed, somebody is sure to
rap him up.
"You never saw my hands as dirty
as that" said mother reproachfully
yesterday to her little eight-year-old
girl. ':Cause l never see YOU when
you was a little girl" was the prompt
answer.
A pair of stairs that ordinarily are
as solid as rock will straddle in the
joints and creak and crack together
with all the fervor of thunder clap
when one is attempting to climb them
noiselessly late at night.
The stupidest boy that ever success
fully resisted the attempt to propel
the chronology of the word baker into
his intellectual system will display
more ingenuity and knowledge Of
strategy in robbing an apple orchard
than the colonel of militia regiment.
A precocious boy was asked which
was the greater evil of the two, hurt
ing another's feelings OR his fingers.
He said the former.
"Right my dear child" said the
questioner, "and why is it worse to
hurt the feelings?" Because you
can't tie rag round them," exclaim-
ed the dear child.
When man wants a plug of tobac-
co the grocery three-fourths of u mile
off is only a step, but if his wife wants
a drink of cool water from a neighbor's
we'll opposite, by some mysterious
agency that we'll suddenly becomes re-
moved more than half mile away.
''Henry, why don't you keep sup
ply of cloves in your pocket?" said an
Albany young lady to her escort at
the Opera House recently; ':you
wouldn't then have to run out after
every act, and | don't see why you are
so awful fond of cloves, anyhow"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-29
selfrten Misrellanr.
TIE Palace Hotel

Visitors - san Francisco viii hereafter
he struck with . new AMI eousnicuous t.a-
-urc n The f.ra of tho yonrr c,;ant TOWN
seven stories hirb. with 81 has or ga 40
sgrqre feet. n the corner Of Market and
New MONTGOMERY streets. now looms up
the Palace Hotel. Its huge brick walls
are ribbed from ton +, h,-fau with +;e~s
ofhay windows. and spotted like the sides
of an irorcIgl with h6f, Laa1s that cIinrh
the Great rods rvnrf,,s- Over ard rnaar
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iron eafa fl1ad IN ana ,Tnal yri.b t,renr,nt
brick where al trr,s,,re nf bI,,no,, I;ta and
limb should lie secure arainst ira or earth.
mako while tho PorinsrIa stords l. i
inJr,I to,h;s eIc,rert ~ .ccnr;ty tha+ wc
would Ira,,- s,,o.;..I a+,.r,;n, y.hiIa :,
many L,,iri:r,. ,~a ,~,irrr ~, today IN
ofr ,r~a..t cr.ig. Which a-a 81 Ii.rracr in
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Ger IN trcir irt',,nn,aI,r. a,I r.rclassI, :,
thrown +o.,rtrcr ,ngtari.rs
The whole v-orl of constructive, ,his
hotel ,v,s d,ur Inv Tho 3av,s y.orl ana nnt
Nv the niece and <, donc carefully anJ
weu Scvpntv-ono ,,orti.io., walls ofbricl[
r,n fror tho f,rDdotion mn +hrorgb tho
roof anI t,ro f.ct ora,.n II ord tLo roof
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ITn.icr tbo cop+cr co,rt ! GRO o6N ,,aIInn
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-29

wide open Not imagining her to be in
earnest he continued to approach her, and
in one moment she sprang out of the win
dow and fell on the pavement bruised,
mutilated, and insensible. His terror, con-
sternation and selfreproach may be i'm
agined. All the house were in bed. The
watchmen, as was their wont, were asleep
in their boxes, and there was Moore stand
ing appalled, and helpless by the body of
his love in the silent, solitary street on
that memorable summers morn. At length
he succeeded in arousing the old woman
servant of the house, and consigning the
young lady to her charge he ran off for his
friend Champion. The rest of the story is
easily told. Moore was captivated by the
heroic conduct of his virtuous Bessie, and
the blind passion which he had conceived
for her was converted into profoundest
admiration He made her an honest, heart
felt, earnest proposal lofmarriage, to which
at last she yielded with good grace.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-29
Correspondents,
FAMILIAR LETTER FROM ILLINOIS
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct. l6, 1873.

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Your old familiar paper comes to me
this week with a full account "t the pro
cccjlngS ot the Democratic convention.
| like the tickct-thlnk It Is uncNccptlon-
a. and If | We're there this fail, Eould
vote it chceytUily and help to make it 4
success.
Blythe way. what is the matter in Charles
county What means it. that | see the
names OF old rock rooted Democrats en-
rolled by the score among tie followers OF
the God and Humanity party ? When
see such men IS Do see, acting with
the Republican party, apparently rcereant
to their high trust, and manIicsty eating
from plat'crs which must be djstastctul to
them. | must conclude that there Is some
good reason Tor i. here shall VIC md
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