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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
READING HIS OWN DISMISSAL,

very painful scene was Witnessed
by The cong egation OF the First Bapust
Church In Oakland, California. There
was to be communion Service, and con.
sequently there was large attendance.
The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. McLatfert,.
when he reached the order OF notices
began reading them in the order he had
received them from one OF the members.
All were commOnpIace, except the last.
This was signed by eight members of the
church and formally summoned meet
ING, to be held the following day.
Ito consider the eXpedlency oi
dispensing with the services OF the pres
ent pastor ior the tur,herance OF the
prosperity OF the church aud the eXuIta-
ton OF the cause OF Christ" As Mr.
McLaferLy had not heard that his con-
gregatIon were dissatisfied with his aei-
vices, he was naturally greatly grleyeu
and Almost overcome by this call Tor u
meeting, His wife fainted, and The ex-
cltement OF the congregation was SO
great that the communion service was
ny geneSal consent omitted. At the
meeting the following nlgnt resolution
tnat the pastor be retained was carried
by an ''oVerwhelmlng majority" Mr..
during his IOur years OF
service, has reduced the onurch's debt
from $1,000 to $1,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
THE CINCINNATI STAR

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers to
their Subscribers IN the city of Cincinnati
and In all important Western cities and
towns, Tor 10 CENTS PER WEEK, paya-
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country for so CENTS PER MONTH.
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THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE-
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Cincinnati. 1t is taken and read Oy people
OF all parties and shades OF opinion, and 1t
seeks to present the news of all kinds iairly
and truthfuIly, with justice 10 all and with
especial favor TO none.
THE WEEKLY SrAR-s1 90 PER YEA r
with two splendid PREMIUMS. 25 cents
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premiums.
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Address THE STAN,
ESQ Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

THE cigarmakers' strike in New York
does not end, and similar one has
been commenced in New Orleans. Ci-
gars are not necessary to existence,
and if the price of them should 60 up no
great suffering will be caused.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
How to tell Genuine Florida Winter.

TIE true Florida ater always comes with
a little pamphlet wrap Jed around each bottle,
and in the paper OF this pamphlet are the
words, Lanman u Kemp, New York; water
or stamped in pale transparent let
tiers. Hold leaf up to the light, aud if gen.
uinc, you will see the above words. Do nor
buy If the words are not there, because it is nor
the real article. The water mark letters may
be very pale, but by looking closely again ST
The lIght, You can not fan tO see them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

Gov. VAN ZANDT, of Rhode Island, only
occupies six lines with his Thanksgiving
proclamation. It's the shortest Thanks
giving proclamation ever issued, but
then it is for very small State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

HAPPY tidings for nervous suferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts ef-
lectualiy cure premature debility, weakness,
and decay. Book and journal, with informa-
ton worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULvERM ACHER GALyANGO CO., Gin
cinnatl, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

There was mad dog in St. Dominick's
Church, Portland, Me-, last Sunday
nlght. During Lhe service he appeared
III The aisle trothing at the mouth and
swapping at the worshipers in tne pewe.
One man was bitten in Lne hand wnile
attempting to drive him out; child was
badly bitten, and the excitement was
Inte1ee. A policeman tnally CHASED
nlm into an entry, near the altar, and
suut him,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

THE New York Tribune correspond
ent notes a strong resemblance between
our Ewing and Senator Blaine. We
felt sure of the likeness, but didn't sup
pose it would develop 80 early in Mr..
Ewing's Congressional career.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

l have used DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup
for some time in my family aud found II
The best r. medy Tor coughs, colds, &C.,
L ever tried. LOUIS BkUNING,
.6 CarNIlne street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEG e.

Collegiate and Prepara-
i tory Departments Elective studies. Adj
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations Best
OF religious influences. Thorough ami cheap.
Tuition. incidentals AMI library fees only $2l a
year. Over /, 100 students annually. For fuller
information address j. IL. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent or j. b. T. MARSH, Secretary, 0berln.
Ohio. au3 -d&w.tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

SOME Of the Councllmen whose ener-
gieS have been devoted to devising
schemes to pay 81 per square for the
city advertising when there was a bid
in from the same paper to do it for IA
cents will be candidates for reelection
at the snrinq elpctiOp.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

COL. BOB 1NGERsoLL was very severe
orator, but became reconoiled early and
there is no reason for his not going to
Reriin.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

ONE day this week tive officers of bro
ken Life Insurance Companies were on
trial at the same time in New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

SITTING BULL and John Bull get along
nicely. May they never be separated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
HE STAR,

ESQ Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

and the number Of cigar makers-meD. women and cn-
dren-now standing out is computed to be between
TO- 600 and IL 600 Tie twenty three employees OF y;
Zacharias No % Rdge-st struck for ap Increase OF
per 900 CARS; the sixty employees OF Mccoy NO. loL
Bowery struck for increase OF 90 cents; NJ roster On
Hilston's, on Chamborsst., nifty men strncK l9r
81 the $50 men Of Mendel Bros, NO To-
owery struck for 81 more for rollers and ~ oets
for lunches One OF the Messrs henhel oA'u
that two weeks ago they advanced the pay OF the sho
workers 30 cents and their tenement -
cents Last Saturday the tenement workers asheu or
an advance Of 49, which the employers refused 10 pay
and the men struck. Yesterday morning. nj O'Clock,
number OF them the shop on the B0weIg, aII
partly by peIsuason partly by Intimidation pFensn
the shOp-wOrkers from going H. ana induced ue'h ~
join in the strike. T. -,
At 4 Wcudes No 50l2 Bowery 500 employees, struck
for an increase Of 81 Twenty-Five employees 81 iiOl-
man d Dcutschbergcr struck Tor 81 30 Toe ehpiOJcis
offered 50 cents and the workers wished 10 COMPROMISE
for 81 but the employers refused. At Kaufmans on nc
Bowery near Tardst about 100 workers struck ioI 81
At Wolf Steiners No. 26 Essexst 20 WORKERS strucA
for for rollers and % cents Tor punch
bessis. Martinez. Ibor Co. ami Emil Weiger no iof
RivngiOmsf., yielded to The strikers demands ana tn.y
returned to work Brock, NO 4l9 East I'M
promised with their employees Nearly al lhe ui5u
factuIors found to be determined 10 resist me @
mands OF the strikers. At the meeting on mguhy Jury
decided not 10 make any concessions lhey ulu nov
think that the wOrkmen could hold ont longer IMAM lTu
DAYS said that the majority Of the employs were VIII
ing return work, but they kept BACK ~ Iheh
leaders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
PrsIVrs. EliEARRAssMENTs.

Alta meeting of the creditors Of Lewis Sannels,
saurhcror Of Forty iOurth-st Ihaye, al No. 295
broadway yesterday statement submitted sho"ln8
liabilities of about 100000 ami real assets s250OO. An
or was accepted settle at twenty-five cents Oh the dollar
nfl,en cents cash ana ten cents iu notes.
George strause wholesale butcher o. No. $40 FrsiaYe
Who failed recently owing $4,000, has settled with his
creditors &C ry cents te dollar two tris cash ana the
balance on pays the banks 10 which ne owed 90 900
Charles Kaufman wholesale butcher. Of No. 6l6 West
Foutefhst Do is roic asecl mfrt tp J'cnb NfK'tr
las liabilities Amounting about $4,000, ANA Neiy snaii
assets.
ne liabilities u Jos gh foewrn Who'll o'e butcher ~ No.
a tlst tofty-fffh.t., amount o. irary rrtNtO.
rflU,l Saa flt attorney Tor tLt. ,- ifcif hi"-d-
f,rr t l. flIf ~ Ist t.tt Ftutat ct 10 have .
sfate.Icu. ready tft creditors @. l, wees.
i creditors OF I.r.uns Gu.Gu.. importers NJ foreign
fruits. If and D. oenes -h, mot 1,ai y al It
C v,C statement showing hcs oi r-i4 43i ana 81 sr-
I-gfI. Iir real estate col tur ul, when s I" ihlu reg
assets, is THIS city aud Caic1,o; ii cost ga uOu but
D. moi. ls-,,l f.r $4,000
Ihr ac,.uts II Dl mnin W. Iay wore fled yc'i,Id ~
WIFI Ode trr. a thc C0s.t Of Common Pleas showing ia
tIi,, r-sl4+ 5u, ana asseis aulIuune 90 sou ~
liiJilitlca AMOUNTING
t. sI5,I50 81, ami only $3.50 90 uf assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
ASKING FOR UNPAID WAGES.

The Long Island Railroad Company is now
in arrears to It's employees for two and halt months
wages Since the failure OF the company to pay the in
erest on some OF the bonds OF leased lines the employees
have been in feycrisn state Of excitement fearing that
they would be treated in the same manner IN whch
many Of them treated three years ago. "heh tue
South Side Railroad Company withheld the pay oil It's
men, all Of them losing from two TO three months Wages
on Saturday the lnecrs and hremen sent IN pt0h
TO President Sharpe asking for two monthspay and hey
said that II their request acceded TO BY Monday
altrrnOou they would abandon their engnes.
The members OF the committee were received hlul! ~
President Sharpe VINO counsellcd them against luul-
cous action lie said that their overdue wages W0Ad
soon DC paid them to the aoL cont. This was apptr
emily satisfactory TO the men. aud they resumed ther
work. 90,
On Monday next the Fall and Winter timetable VIII 80
into effect, when many changes viii De- mlie ana me
new policy which Will govern tne ROAD iof le ensuing
wear will be established The plan OF abandunlIg me
central road east OF Garden Cy and the Port Jefferson
branch east of Huntington or NOrthport has mol YET
bagn dpctdpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
CIVIL NOTES.

The motion. in Supreme Court General Term, 10
di,bar Titus B. EdrGge adjourned yesterday Tor week.
Eliza J. Campbell, mother Of Mary Louise Camp
hell ten years Of age her petition 70 Judge D'n,hue SET
Tin. forth that l-r cld vas aa.-Efiy de,i5ei y Jo-e
lsont trstst, obtained W.T. oil hAo4s corpus I'uin"''
tins mJgIus.
gbc divorce suit Of Sarah j. Erbcsmehl against
Frederick Er;,smc was referred by judge Do1o-ue ye','
day 10 J. r. Levy take proof, The plaintiff ana crat
married ar Albany Febrlary no. end ne wire Cor,
taat The husband hi, )e.h ol'''.'''' H'--i''.- ''
IIc.m at Is 10. t52 aecouaa'e.
In fbe su,t Of james II. Powell against the city,
for his saary stenogr'phcr n Part IT, or te ''i--'A
piea. daring January and February $40 in Flcl i1 49,
fence was h employment w-s ony tom ti a' , ~,
Tie Equity lc. H. "ntl GU 1' 'i f,,, ",,irc. i,iad
1,,-fefda, f1. the defendant.
Id, Bi,tchford. in the United States District
Cor YESTERDAY in Che suit 81 Charles Gdor against George
B,chtel ud others sustained te demurrer oi te ci'a
The action wn brought Forcoyer for san neorns u ~,
ground hat the Court had JmsIict' as -' 'A''',' |
VOWED was ! ~ than f3oo
The wife Of Jacob Rathgcher appealed b. ha5'as
corpus 10 jake Douahue release her husband ipenl
nv police Justice inability give sccUfit, % ray h,
mother 81 week The point was taken on her lc' "-
Tue court sustained H. that The Conm Incss 81 charities '
Correction shou have applied 10 We Corr o. sf-i .i
sos ana i,a our y " ny ,,ncle b.r,n on one inc
pfisoner discharged.
The suit Of j. J Jarvis Joaes and Others against the
city was before Juas, Donoaue u Supreuo Cont Chamber
Yesterday on motion that "a, city render iI OF pl'A
lars The suit s2OeiS -. for stationery flrorli "a
Aprl and Nav 1870 u.d.r an insnce PASSED IN , l
ctvs defence Thar tho ordinance rriai'r uA tiN
wa. fnapIicable, aud COuhtsicialil OF -t'f,i go i
lreviou. years h made. Too motion was ior particulars VA
the counter clam, aud was denied
Mrs. Phmbe Robertsous suit for $1,000 damaf'S
agan. James Gordon Bennett, is on tfa before Judge '
In the superior Court The action broaglt iu cor
OF personal" when appeared In lhe Hsal& Ju} B" ''
H,,r, If the blackmgilng crowd at Nos 81 and 5S b..
Twenty nm ~" These tine llanuds tnus fr
s,y, fftt when the families these houses saN iHe
.ovaI" spoke about A. she demanded of d,taaht 't
publication Of Written tvti'ctoA "h',i' '"' -''
bat IL mover appeared
Mabel Leonard trpped lightly yesterday INTO no
room Of the supreme court. CrcniL Par l., hes 'cio''
guardian william T. Howe, following her Noth"b
done however The society Tor the Prevention OF 'fH
Children did object 10 MT Girarc the proposed s''
personally but desired make some further inquiry ss
protection oi tho chii9s pccm.sry nlcss S,,,ns Hcr
tnppcd back Mr.. Howe's homo On Sla'h iN.NN o.. ~,
mother released from custody Ihe iunN ~, ,the
liver George Leonard, Otherwise Thomas Ne ssah ~ ''
WAS entered yesterday. -.
An appeal by tho ci,y from the decision against ~
In the suit VI Budget I..-cy, Mas argued !ss'e'u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
A FIGHT FOR FLOAIIYG COTTON.

The lighter w. A. Palmer, heavily loaded
with cotton upset in the North River opposite Pier No.
A. late yesterday afternoon while being towed to Pler
No %. where the cotton TO have been shipped on
board the Montana for Europe. swell from a RAISING
boat caused the zhtcr to carcen aud then capsize.
The water was soon covered with drifting bales
OF cotton Three men who on the lighter were rec,
clcd. At once a swarm Of dock thieves appeared ana
frd 10 carry oil the cotton fast as IL could be taken
from The water They car led bales into the DARK cha-
nes under the docks they cut their bands ana en-
deayortd escape with cotton hidden under tAcIf cOth-
iug. c., -,
Sergeant Gaeln o. the Western Steamboat squad col
loce dozen OF his officers and intercepted the thieves,
connecting them 90 drop thclr booty IN order 10 escape
arrest The conflict between Tho police and the ihrFcs
lasted nearly Two hours until al the cotton had beeu Sc
cured Al was estimated tuat over thousand people
gathered the piers, 10 watch tc contest ana 10 cheeI
lusilly when Ser, GaslE and s men were success
ful ~ Or wing away the robbers After tho cotton was
saved from the water took fire. aud the ponce had
another struggle o. keep 10 from beng burned Inc en-
tir. CARO- WIS damaged a. the extent u oFtr<oVOO as cs-
tiU,ara by Tie police The loss win BE borne by INC
owner OF the lighter which was also much damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
STATE BAYxS IN NEW-YoSK CITY.
TIE REGULAR QUARTERLY REPORT.

ALBANY, Oct 15.-The regular quarterly re-
port OF al tie state Banks mot saying IN tho CITY OF
Ncw-YorE, showing their condition upon the 22d Of
September last IL given below Since the last report
the Harlem and Dry Goods Banks have ceased dong
bnsiuess both having gone into voluntary liquidation.
These frequent eports probably the best guard
against fraudulent management and are OF great inter-
est to The higher class Of dcpostor and to all bankers
and merchants IN the city. 1t is officially promulgated
by Tho BANK Department. The report is 70 follows:
Statement sboirfug me Condition Of ne EanEs Of NE state
ri Ncr- ork on me morning Of SaidaB tc 90 dag Of
SeDlcDber 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
TuE AMERICAN pOrUIAR's METHODS

The investigation IN regard to the changed
policies Of The American Popular Lite Insurance Com
pany was begun yesterday before the referee, Ira D.
Warren. at No. 40 Broadway. TIE receiver, J.. Il.
Laurence r. A. S0uthwick attorney for "a large number
Of the pohcy-olders. and several ~ the p9cyhodors
Themselves were present William T. Layton. policy
holder testified that he received printed circular from
the company Offering what was termed Centennial
dividend t. added 90 lis policy and thHt De changed
lis Motley for q one After the change made lac
received circular from state superintendent smyth.
warning him against tn proposed change OF policies,
hut too late be Of service. samuel Huntington, an
agent 10 secure the change % policies testified Thai he
made ID other representations 10 tie pUiCy-hOdcrs
than tia. Il for The benefit OF the company The
examination will be continued This afternoon.
Tue receiver gave notice hat he should hold that
every policy upon which premiums were due and un-
paid june 20 1871 when he assumed the position OF
receiver laIsed policy and entitled TO no snare
IA the a-seis Those who lad made tender which HAD
been refused could make their policies good 10y paying
their premiums to him. He stated that Of BOO OF these
apsed pOcics about 800 had been pad up. lie has IN
his possession all the changed policies, amounting
10 $50, and representing ~ 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
uorsE OF REPREsENTATIYEs.

Immediately after the reading OF the Journal
Of yesterday he House ook up the OF Mr Ra.uey
ORep. s. Cl to swearing in. with other members,
ojeciOp had been made yesterday by Mr. Cox lDom, n
" resolution was offered by MI Cox TO refer the mat
ter Ia the Committee ON Elections. To that q substitute
offered ly 1r. Hale licp le) 10 tue clct that the
olfu OF Office Doe now Administered 10 MI RHlurY. Tine
d-ru co. tlc question showed tidt certificate or the
SECRETARY q STATE ul south Carolina 90 Ee DUE election
o. tbe ave members from ,ai State lad been received,
aud that subsequently q paper cInfuItlug TrOm tie
same oilic.M Cuuugn not TIE same ''f-0ni hfd
been presented stalng That u MI Euncts district
tulre bad Rot been far election account az Che pres
cnce Uutrd States troops. ana that thr at
been made iu violation of WIFI OF prohibition Issued by
q having jurisdiction of the question. TINS PAPER
lad been urohcliy lndor'ed hy GDytiu.i ale H. imp
ton. IL va. af-ird ON ONO eide tial tA--e tpcu-
eufs DcutraZ each other, AMI that therefore. there
prlIuI iaele ease. huf 10 cpuiCuIed ON iue
other SIDE that thc Or4iuM certificate con,ti.ut. IL u
.} any subsequent proceeding ana Got me cAclU'' 10 %
lhey even temporarily would be bad ana dangerous
precedent.
M. cox replied that that precedent had been esab-
tha his pr0pos 0n merely commended tncir chace
go Republican lips.
finally. after strong speeches against the proposition
10y MI MILLS lpcu. IeNH~l. ana NJ fOlIlk (Dcu.
n. ), the democratic slide, and Mr. BANKS Gtnp.
Mfasl. ana Ar. LjILEk ~ p. Ma~s), ana Dir. HALE
iRp 4rJ, on tie Republican SIDE the substitute offered
ar. Hal ad0Dted By vote II i75 e. g. and line
oath of office was administered TO Mr. Riney.
Ire sane arguments were gone over H the ease ~ Mr..
Cam se. s. O., tul TIE Sllc result arrived at yeas,
Isl uals, $50. and Mr. Cam WAS Also sworn IN.
The obi c,un Withdrawn n the Of Dir. Darrell
(tcp. La and he also sworn lu
TIE case col Ir. u IN Dem. La was discussed but
III result reached
Tre IRE dents message read and referred to the
TIE rIl.s of the last House were adopted committee
Oh rues was ordered, and the House al 1908 adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
THE COURTS.
THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH coNTrs,

THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH CONTEST
Private dispatches were received in thjs 81, |,
on honday stating that in the case Of Morse against ~.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad in which areceyer Va.
asked for, the court had issued an order teraporar
straiung the conveyance Of elevator sites 70 Mr ~
requiring full financial exhibit from 1871 IN A.
1871 and continuing the until November II W.
terday morning a telegram was received fr0m fhe -
source, stating shat Monday evening ne Juf,e s
mted another supplemental petition and wibdr',r ~
order made IN the morning. He gave notice ti,, ~
would open the again this "wednesday no,T,
and finally dispose OF IT. The Board OF Directors
in this city, yesterday, instructed their attorney fo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
SUSPECTED OF INCENDIARIsM.

Fire Marshal Sheldon has caused the in
d,cment and arrest OF Thomas g. Bennett Tor setting
fire TO the Simpson livery stables, IN l5Otst, on Sep
TENDER 70. The damage at this fire was $4,000 1t
learned that Bennett employed as an extra "
Marshal who begun an investigation. This resulted in
chain Of circunstantial evidence which caused the
Grand Jury to find Indictment and Detective Miller
made the arrest yesterday Bennett has been connected
with number OF fires in somewhat mysterious way
IL thought that he could throw soH4e AsHt VI '"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

TRUNK LINE PERCENTAGES UNCHANGED
IMPORTANT RAILWAY PROBLEMS LEFT UNSETTLED.
The meeting of the Presidents of the trunk
lines at the Windsor Hotel, adjourned at late hour
Monday night without date. IL was expected thal the
committee appointed at the recent meeting OF tho repre-
scntativcs Of the Western railroads to to penalty
for violating the compact entered into by those ROADS
aud also Of enforcing such penalty would re-
port az Monday meeting, but no communication was re-
ceived.
The question Of rcsdjustment OF the percentages al
lotted to the dTeren, trunk under the apportion
ment scheme. received great deal OF attention Com
missioner Fink reported in favor OF allowing the New
York Central hereafter nrysx per cent of the West
bound freight from city instead Of thrtythree per
cent, heretofore the addition to be made ny DY taxing
one per from the Ere allotment and one per cent
from the Baltimore aud ONO. long discussion
fore. tnat the Baltimore aud ONO was NJ ~
entitled 10 any portion OF the New , hU
1t claimed by Mr. Garrett hat II wfin
require at least wear TO ascertain what prold.
naturally belonged to his road. and that my spIt -.
flow OF trade 10 any OF more Of the nes WIS 10
Guide TO the true ngirea Without coming To any agree
meantime the percentages remaining hci'"uHtp' Ut.
IL was greed 10 advance rates on we l -'
90 basis Of 81 per 90 pounds from New lyrh N"5U
the adyan take effect next MohaJ MS % nc
ret o ilr ctreut week rs previously stated. Tue ne
tails of the advance left TO the general freight
agents. -, ,ioc ,,,,,. ,-,.4,,,,, hot,reen
The Grand Trunk and the NeW1Ork central. Mr' van
dcrht cNuained his POSITION h the M'tlti, una ~ W
,art mar IN. nad made all the concessions tnat coud
he pertcd of him. while at the same time, On an tgual
qi. n was also held mat the pfdhu lrUhh couu Hot
scenic the business between Chicago ana competitive
NcW-,u and points. TINS and the seItIeu'lt OF TIE
sons arising ont OF The app0flOnmeut scheme, are
prced as the most difficult OF sOuGun tnal now pre-
sent themselves. II rot known when anOther meeting
na la