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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
THE ELECTORAL COUNT.

THE COMPROMISE BILL DEBATED.
THE sUBJECr CONSIDERED IN BOTH HOUSES OF
CONGRESS AND TUE NETWORK SENATE -
SPEECHES BY SENATORS SHERMAN AND CoNk-
LING, REPRESENTATIVES, sEELYE AND TUCKER
AND STATE SENATOR'S BRADLEY, PRINCE,
vFDpER, AND sPRAGUE
The Compromise bill was under discussion yes'er-
day in the United States Senate and House OF Rep-
resentatives and the New York State Senate though
the several bodies nominally had under considera-
tion different reports. Senator Sherman argued
that the bill establishes political court for which
the Constitution gives no authority; and that
under II the election Of the President would
be dine 10 chance Senator Conkling replied that II
WAS the right and duty of the law-maklng power 10
ascertain and verify the electoral votes; that inc
President of the Senate has the power to open not
TO count, the votes and that the authority 10 per
form ministerial act does not imply the authority
10 exercise judicial function. In the House MI
Seelye pronounced the report of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections libel on the letter ana
perversion of the spirit OF the Constitution
lnonstrous, and revolutionary. lie appealed
20 the House to guard well the rights of States Mr.
Tucker replied in a legsliand constitutional argu-
,pent in favor of the report and incidentally spoke
in favor of the Compromise bill. Senator WOodns
resolutions declaring the right of the President OF
the Senate to count the votes, were debated III te
New-York Senate at both day and evening sessiohS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
TIE RIVAL TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 23.-The Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph Company In December last were
enioned from building line along the Ohio and Mssis-
sippi Railroad upon the complaint Of the western Urion
Telegraph Company Subsequently the Atlantic and
Pacific Company arranged with the receivers of the rail-
road to build the line for them transferring their mate
rial and TO the receivers for that purpose To-day
Judges DrimmOnd and Gorham OF the United states
Court decided such action to be vocation Of the spirit
tile injunction and declared the parties In contempt,
administering reprimand and discharging them
upon payment Of costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

There is little boy in South Norwalk who
has watched with envious eyes his comrades SIDE down
hill while he, having sled, compelled Ia lake up
with an old chair barrel save. Ills fosternothor
finally told him TO pray for one lie took ms mothers
advice and one evening prayed as follows: -" Now lay
down to sleep, want sled pray the Lord my soul
to keep cutter" The grandfather OF the little
fellow was informed Of the prayer and pleased
that he boughta sled, and a few mornings after 1t was
lett by his bed 40 that he could see as soon as he
awoke AS his eyes first rested upon II the good lady
behind the door both surprised and shocked 10 hear
him say. well, now. where tho devil did that come
from g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
COMPLICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The Senate in Ex-
ecuiyc session to-day confirmed the following nomina-
lions:
John Hamilton United States Attorney for Kentucky
r. H. MlrOT, Agent. PyGlGp Agency, Washington
Terrtory Observation-Disclosures A. Johnson IT Grtn Ca;
81 Wilmer, Suspension Bridge y. v; {. d. Miller, at
SkOMhNRan, Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.-Linforth, Kellogg
& Co.. Importers Of hardware ami agricultural imple-
mens have suspended Their liabilities about $780,
600 At meeting OF their creditors 1t ascertaned
that their assets 5000 900. committee was APP
nninted 70 examine the Affairs Of The irm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
1SDTAN HosTLIrIEs NEAR RED CLOUD AGENCY.

HAT CREEK, w. T., Jan. %, via Cheyenne,
w. t. Jan 23.The mail carrier between this post and
Red Cloud was attacked by four Indians on his last trip
but escaped. on the return trip he met 80 friendly
SOux who were to treat with Crazy Horse FOR
his surrender They reported that party OF 100
Cheyennes Them and learning their mission dis
mounted hem necessitating their return to the agency
Small bands OF Indians have been between here and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
TIE INDIAN VAR.

REPORTED MASSACRE OF TWENTY MEN AND CAP
TURE OF A WAGON TRAIN.
CHICAGO; Jan. pa Sioux City dispatch
say report is at Fort Randall that tram OF 3
wagons and 20 men were captured on Thursday morn
ing about 100 miles west OF the Missouri River, while
on their way out Of the Black Hills, and that not man
escaped the scalpng knife. The Indian Who brought the
news says Crazy Horses band committed tbe outrage,
and that the train belonged TO Violin & Popnau Of
Yankton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
FOREIGN DISPATCHES

or Two Will De returned.
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Russians Admit the Loss CT Elena.
Lo>DoN, Dec. 6.
A Russian official dispatch admits
the capture of Elena. aud says Prince
Murksy, assailed by from 20 900 to 80.
900 Turks, was compelled, after stub.
born resistance and heavy loss, to fall
back, first from Mobern to Elena, and
then from Elena to their fortified posi-
ton at Jokowitz. The Turks renewed
the attack on Wednesday morning, but
according to latest advices, which were
to Wednesday evening. the attack had
ceased and the Russian achievements
were arriving.
Russians hetreatin2-rhe Situation
at EszerOum.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Dec. 6.
A Turkish division from Osmap
Bazaar, under Saleh Pasha, yesterday
occupied Kesrova after some cannon
aiding. Six battalions of Russians. fear
ing isolation, are retreating from there
to Tirnova. Suleiman Pasha's heaG--
quarters are, still at Elena. Mukhtar
Pasha telegraphsthat the snow aroubd
Erzeroum is three feet deep. The Rus.
slams have posted a corps of observation
on the Deye Boyan. and have CHARTERED
the remaindesof their troops IN adja-
cent villages.
servia Still Preparing for War.
vIENNA. Dec. g.
A Belgrade dispatch says that Servia
is still preparing for war.
Great Confession mt COnsta n inopIe.
LONDON. Dec Z.
A correspondent at Vienna says the
dismissal of Edom Pasha from The
Viziership has been decided upon.
This does NOT imply change of foreign
policy, but great confusion prevails In
official circles relative to internal ai-
fairs, and a great change is not i'm
probable. Oiher reports deny the tx
istance of crisis.
Turks Hopeless What ths Porte, la
tends TO Do.
LONDON, Dec. 7.
# Paris correspondent publishes q
letter from person holding a position
of trust connected with Que of thu high.
est personages in the Ottoman Empire.
declaring that the Turks are hopeless
of success. and as soon as Erzeroum Is
taken and Adrianople- Threatened. will
treat separately, with, Russia aud cede
the free passage of the Bosphorus to
the Russians rather than permis them
to advance on Constantinople.
Russiaza Baltic Fleet Ordered 20 tho
rfs MoutteGfEne'
@f' VIENNA, Dec. 6.
A part of the Russian Baltic fleet has
sailed for the Mediterranean.
A New Cabinet 20 be 70, med from
the Left Center.
hil@ PARIS. Dec. 6.
President Mae Mahou at the first in
terview with III. DuFaure seemed in
clined to form Cabinet from the Left
and Right Centre. however manifested,
a Dissatisfaction To enter the Cabiuet..
DuEaure therefore is to form Cabinet
from the Left Centre.
Collision at Sea-Both Vessels Lost .
LoNDoN, Dec. T..
The steamer Mczepph. from Seville.
for Leith, colllded yesterday with am
unknown vessel off Beachy Head
Both vessels sunk. So far, only one
man is known to be saved.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
THE CHINESE QUESTION IGNORED

The San Francisco Chronicle says
zone of the most CONSPICUOUS features
of the Presidents message is the total
absense of any allusion to the urgent de-
mandsof the Pacific coast for relief from
the evils of Chinese immigration. and
that it seems to be utterly impossible
to convince the people of the east. or
the Executive Department of the Gov
eminent, that anything needs to be
!, done in the, matter ~
awhile the Chronicle is right so far as
the Executive lis concerned, it errs in
regard to the eastern people. The st.
Louis platform demanded a. modifica-
ton of the Chinese treaty which would
prevent the further importation or i'm
migration of Chinese to the United
States. The voters of the Atlantic
States endorsed this clause at,the polls
by large majority. while those of the
Pacific States .repudiated it. Nevada,
California and Oregon are on the
record, whether, justly ,so,. or. not, in
favor of Chinese immigration. 1t is
not surprising, therefore, that the Pres
ident did not consider the subject Of
sufficient importance to be mentioned
ia his message. The Chronicle and
other Republican journals in the Presi.
dental campaign, secuted the idea OF
suppressing. by legislation, the impor
tation of Chinese coolies, as demanded
by the Democratic platform, and it i'll
becomes them now 70 find fault. with
the President for ignoring the subject
III his message.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
4 TzRE .SsAL Nkias BILL.

Dispatches from Washington indi-
sate the passage of the Silver Bill at an
sarlys day by the senate. The mer-
chants. farmers and. working men OF
abe Att Mic States are said to be unan
imoasly ia favor of IL. SYhe great jour
nails of the Ohio aad Mississippi val
leys are almost without exception, loud
intheir demands tor 1t, and only the
capitalists and sboud holders of.the east
and their organs are opposed to 1t. 1t
ID c.aiiled that the reconciliation of
SILVER Will Increase the. Value of. that
metal to its former standard, and that
tnliy as much god rs at present will be
Kept ia circulation. Gully d few years
ago silver commanded premium !
The silver coins, OF the United States
which contained at the rate of 412%
grains of silver. 900 fine. to the dollar.
were melted down and exported to
foreign countries in bars which com
manded premium of from 2H to 4
per cent. in gold. To prevent this
Congress debased half dollars. quarters
and dimes, by reducing the quantity of
silver from 4l2H to. 1888 grains, with a
legal tender limited to So. The dollar
WAS left unchanged. and up to 1878 it
was a legal tender to any amount for
all debts. The Bland Bill. now before
the Senate, proposes to restore this
dollar to- its old. Standard nothing
more This IS what the money kings
and their organs call swindling the
creditors of the Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
DARYL.AG THE Law.

The Endowment House, at Salt
Bske. where aoIygam US marriages are
made. is said to be again in full blast.
there having bsen a temporary sus
pension of operations after the death Of
the Prophet Brigham. There is law
in the Upited States prohibiting polyg-
amy. yet no attempt is made to enforce
it in Utah. It. is q. little singular that
in Territory under. the immediate
control of The Geueial Government. the
United States laws should be violated
with impunily aud 30 elliott make to
puuish the offenders. Laws OF Con.
gyess are Set at nausht, and offenses
committed without fear of punishment.
Just over the line in Utah, for which
people would be sent to the peniten
tiary in. Nevada, or anywhere elsesiA the
Union.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
re LIE C PHIC.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Democratic Caucus - Nothing De-
veloped I'm the Fight for Sena-
tOrship.
SACRAMENrO, Dec. q.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. Z.
The Democrats met in joint caucus
last night The result is that less is
known than before of the actual
strength of candidates for Senatorship.
1t is the general belief that test vote
would be taken after the organization
is completed which would establish the
standing of those who had already
decided upon man. and point signiti-
cantly to the waverers, who must be
interviewed. The result, however, is
that no one has been committed. A
proposal was made TO have Senatorial
aspirants answer categorical questions,
which occasioned lively debate. The
caucus adjourned without definite
action. There are rumors of combi-
nations going the rounds, eliminating
from the hidden source of all rumors.
To Create "A Board OF Public
Works.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. z.
There is to be bill providing for a
Board Of Public Works for San Fran
cisco introduced.
Both Houses are to adjourn oday
until Monday.
Report of Sacramento Working
SIS mems Organization.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 7.
There appears in the Record Union
to-day report of the Sacramento
Workingmen's Organization. At that
meeting lengthy report was submitted
by delegates. who went FROM here to
take part in the parade at San Fran
cisco on Thanksgiving Day. The re-
port sets out that the delegation dis.
covered Kearney, Wellock, and others
to be running the whole business OF
the Workingmen's Organization in the
interest. ofsthe San Francisco Chronicle
and to sell stock in the Open Letter
concern. The report repudiates
Kearney Knight. O'Donnell, Wellock,
aud others, and declares that they had
bought rifles and began to drill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

NORION~-In sacramento, December 4th to
the wife of Lieutenant q. G. Norton, IT, s.
A., daughter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
j a 9 K
The Giant Killer'i

LOOh Al TIE CAoI.
Jack the Giant Killer. C modore Mutt.
81 inches high, WI light 50 lbs, age 50 years
Fin Ma Coon. hs Giaat ColVnt Goshen.
feet 4 inches high, weight 6u0lbs, age
81 years.
Arthur, EnglishEiL hassador, MissE ilaKirkland
IS ili-' Ines Aissh weight AZ lbs, a1e - years.
Ilic, fa,her II Je, ny,;....... Major Mutt
50 inehes ni9h, W light 81 lbs, age 30 years.
Jennie, Jacks afiianc d, Miss Jennie Quigley
rs inches hign weight - lbs, age "a Yeas.
Gertrude .Arihur's aiiianced, Miss Sarah Bolton
AZ inches Algn, weight "a lbs,ase % years.
Dora, Jenuie's Mother ....,. Mgjor Hong hton-
81 nlcites high, weight 50 lbs, age15 ears
The entire Company in Songs, Danses and
their great speciAfties, At each Eater
tailnleHt.
Reserved Seats for Sale at the Postoffice.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES
;
An Adverse Report on Judge Buck
ner's Bill.

ID WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
The House committee on education
aud labor this morning decided to re-
port adversely on the bill introduced by
Judge Buck ner Tor the establishment in
the District of Columbia Of a National
University for women.
Concurring In senate Aniendments.
The House committee on foreIgn at
fairs authorized their Clairman to-
move. at the first opportunity, that the
House concur in ali Senate amend
ments to- the Paris Exposition Bill.
The motion will be pressed for action
under demand for the previous ques-
lon.
Bill for Rel.ef.o Of. se.aisrs on Pabiic
kan.s.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
The bill introduced by Booth to-day.
for relief Of settlers On public lands
provides that wheres any actual settler
Il y p
has paid the double minimum rate for
lands supposed to be Withln railroad
limits, but afterwards excluded from
them by reason of change of route,
adjustment or forfeiture, they shall
have the right to locate an quail guam
THY of laud elsewhere Without adj
diuoaal cost except the usual pre- emp
ton fees.
Asking for "a New Post Office in san
Franc SEQ.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
Davis to-day presented to the House
OF Representatives memorial of the
San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce,
praying for an appropriation Tor new
Post Office. 1t was referred aud or.
dered printed.
General ord Thinks4 There VIII be
No1loub.e with aIexIco.
General Ord thinks there viii be no
tro1bls bstMssn Mexico aud tie Uuited
States.
indications of the silver Dill Pass
~ A@g tlae senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
Indications, ars that the passage Of
the silver bin by the Senate will prob
ably occur.
Ths PresiAssst DefiAs Csnkling.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.
The. Tines Washington special con-
sidsrs tha Presidents backbone quite
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

- F' !" AOFDON, DEC. u
The steamer Mczeaph. from Seville
for Leith, colllded yesterday with am
unknown vessel off Beachy Head
Both vessels sunk. So far, only one
man is known to be saved
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
BuLLioA TAX.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds Of mines for the quarter end
ing september 80, 1871, is now due and payable
at mr. Office in the Courthouse Of the COUNTY
OF Hunhaldt, and that the laws for its col.
lection viii be strictly enforced.
~. eJAMkst EUeKAEll, CoGaty ,Asaessor. +
By 5. BDLKETR, Deputy. Assessor.
Wtnnemaccas Nqyembes II, 1877. 4 ! Ana
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

wonderful in sending in the New York
nominations again after hearing the
New York delegation yesterday, and he
would there by embitter Conkling's
hostility. The probab lity is now that
all the nominations except perhaps one
or two will be returned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

OF the Horehonnd plant. the Tar oil
the Balm of Gilead Tree, and healing
Houey, for hsrsIief of.irritAted lungs.
These three specifics are comblued in
Hales Honey of HGehound and Tar,
will cure Cough or Cold. however
violent, With anerring certainty.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Tooth
ache IN one minute. Sold by all Drug.
gists at % cents,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

SeUERpsMAxEsS,of Vest Asexaader,
pBs, has married 1886 couples since
} 1asa, for which iss has sefeiyed, IN cash
sasssifsa s4QOz.i55, se,'.',
atsg fia 8G aiilvxst'F& y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07
NOTICE.

f. Parties indebted to the undersigne will
please ssttls immediately and save cost.
-as.yl. EIs q "a K W Lewis.
| Qctsbey lG.la77- I'm. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-07

If yousvasat nice. sweet bread, bis.
cast ANA Solis, use Leef's Yeast Cake.
sknazssskazzx a n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.

We have sought By ell fair and henorsbls
means TO gain the eonhdepce Of the community
In which We live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that Honesty 10 the Best Policy"
BY iudIcious buying. strict economy. fair deal.
Ing and strict attention TO business, no have
gained and intend 10 retain the ~oonndsncs md
good will Of the people Of Storey county. in
order to accommodate our large and growing
patronage We have opened . branch clothing.
b use In Gold HILL, srcond tc nothing Of the
kind In Gold Hin or Virginia City. This store
we intend 10 run In connection with the nns In
Virginia City. 10 - to accommodate both ends
Of the CJmsio'k. Both stores will b, supplied
at all tim = 18th the yery okest styles. and .
stock Of ro,ds which. IN quality, quantity.
variety and chrapnsss,. cannot b excelled oy,
aay clothing house In the STATE Our stoeks OF
fns dress aud business suits 70 unexceiled In
the State. Our boys and youths stock 10 I'm.
menss. In the line Of hats. cape, boots and
shoes, and gents furnishing goods. We defy
competition. Friends and patrons Of Virginia
City ana God Hill. remsmbsr that We have o..
ways dealt fairy and squsrely with &ou /; thai
We never have Tried to make you believe sns'
ing Q pront. Our motto has always been
"fsir Dealing We intsnd In the future. a.
IN the pass, 10 make Il 70 Jour advantage TO
pstroniss ne, By first, buying our goods 10 tho
Rast, which We can do II rates that viii enable
Us TO cell again. u figures that will always give
you the full worth Of Jour money ! secondly,
By fair. honest and accommodating dealing
member the place, Plat 4 Rich. Halls build
Ing, opposite the Nlws once, Main street
Gold Hill. and 70 South O street, Virginia
CITY, u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
NO FAVOR To WHITE or BLACK.

That there IL ample field for the
genius Of President Hayes to work In
civil service reform is becoming more
and moro evident every day. We are
told that the Naval Oficer In New
Orleans Is . negro so ignorant that he
can neither read nor writs, and that his
accounts are sent up TO the Auditors
Office with his mark" instead Of his
name, attached. II this DO true, and
We have no reason to doubt Il, II shows
either Q most woeful abuse Of the pre-
negatives OF power. OF an infamous per-
version Of Official patronage in the past.
II il right and proper that the negro cit.
izsn should enjoy the same privileges a.
the white man; but the negro who Is
placed in position should be at least In
telligsnt. Equality il one thing; apref.
srsncs for the Negro because he Is q
negro. IL as dangerous TO the safety Of
Republican institutions, a. the old rule
which ostracised them In favor Of the
whites. What the Republican party de-
mands Is equal rights TO all-that no
favor BE- shown TO white or black on &c
count Of color. And President Hayes
will see to Il that this principle Is fully
carried out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13

ST.. LOUIS has Q sensational divorce
suit, and the sale Of dime novels has
been suspended temporarily. The fair
plaintiff in Goldine against Golding
talked In this wise last week "From
this moment hope left me-; despair
rsignsd supreme; Pandora's box was
opened again. My life was so wretched
that I was not happy for Ave minutes,
day or nighttime, not even at night, for
I could not sleep. I am nov protected
by God and the angels. know God Is
on my side. because I pray to him every
night to support me in my affection
She bad been called . sensitive plant
shs was sensitive. or she would long age
have sought divorce. 81 would rather
b. g~uillotinsj than come here. II th,
choice had been offered me to Be guillo'
tined or come here, I would have barel
my neck to the suillotine."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
A QUESTION

"The fint year Of the second century
Of the Republic opens with fraud in
stalled In the Executive Mansion. What
will the last year Of this century see
thers?"
The above inspired question 10 put to
the nation BY that model Of purity and
exponent Of political reform. Charles A.
Dana. Of the New York Sw-ths man
Who on the 9th Of March insslted the
citizsns Of New York. and, indeed. Of
the whole nation. who were rejoicing
lovsr the Inauguration Of Hayes. BY
dressing his paper in mourning and
hosting the American Dag at half mast.
union down. An Irishman with mere
patriotism than the native born citizens.
sntsrsd the Sun ONCE and demanded
that the Jag Be- either taken down OF
cast 10 the breeze in aproper manner
HE England. the business man Of the
establishment. elected him after rsceiv'
jing apounding from the Cslt, who vas
Of eouns arrested for assault. No doubi
hs paid his fine willingly for the pleas
are Of punching the bead Of the repre-.
sentative Of the man who had insulted
his adopted country.
We answer the question OF the Su
With pleasure. II the Democrats Of thu
South and Of the North will but mssI
this fraud" that Ia installed in thu
Executive Mansion" hall way; II the,
will fouaks the exciting pursuit o
harmless negroes and white Republicans
rsnoance bulldosing. and devote them
selves 10 making the governments OF th'
South what they should b, tho last yea
OF this century will W this: A Prssi
dent installed in the White House ~ I
ruler over . united and happy people; I
nation which has demonstrated TO thu
world that Republican institutions car
b maintained. and that Republicanisu
10 no longer . theory. but an established
fact; q country Indeed TO which The
whole world will turn with wonder and
admiration.
As . psrsphase to the S'@'s query
We offer the following:
"Ths first year Of the second century
Of the Republic opens with the New
York Custsm.H House still beyond the
clutch Of Charles A. Dana Will the
last ysSr Of this century ~ him in
stalled thsrei"