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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
THE RIGHT KIND OF JUSTICE.
TEN MEN PUNISHED ron SELLING
ADUL1ER4 TED MIX.

Pouring water into the Csns While On the
Ferry yb"ats-Einht. Ten. nnd Twelve Per
Gent. below the Test-somc severe Efnea
Ten milk dealers wore arraigncd yester.
day nj the bar Of tho Court Of Special Sessions.
charged with selling adulteratcd milk. The
first was Adam Flackcr OF % Jackson street
His sales amount to about eighty quarts day.
The lactometer whom applied registered % do.
grces. which Is degrees under tho standard OF
pure milk. Ho pleaded guilty and was fined
$50.
The milk sold by Jacob Ovcrbaoh. small
dealer. was found TO be below tho standard. and
he was fined t25.
John NJ. Evey Of IA Prince stroot sold milk
that was under the test, il registering 90 do
grecs He pleaded guilty. and was fnod tl5
John i. Ticdcrman. an cmployoo of q 7.
Bullwnkin Of 4iO East Seventeenth streot wbo
II "A Wholesale dealer in milk. was ds,cied in
We nct OF Watering his milk while crossing tho
pntsDrossss t,r , street Terry. and was fined 300.
applied TO the milk sold by Henry uarnbardt oi
i. na5 Galiz9i9gh aIi stroet. lie pleaded guilty. and
Frank Hicnsiadt Of ~ 0oerck street WINS socn
,M FRANK McCauy 'Lss istant inapc. tor on tho
M aum oi DoHrinprr la7t. pouring water into his
street ferry. There were eight cnns In tbo
wagon. one of " hich wac hllc1 with water. Tho
0thors were watcrCd from this can. lie was
Prank II. Reiehor, Of 81 Hester stroct sells
ten quarts II day, The lacomctcr rrgistnr"d
nn "a ~ when applied to the milk sold by MIN.
Frank shea Of 27 Mulberry street was sccn by
inspector McCauly watering hi, milk while
cro~sing the DesbruSscs street ferry and wna
fined 40 ''''' "'"'
The milk sold 10y LOWS Socgcr " 800 wet.r
1lrr' reg Fi7iorcl 93 dcgrece by the lactOinotor.
II uiralnl guilty aud VIA iiu.1 SO
Edward hnlker Of iU3 Ti2e6ctb stroct solIa
izp quarts q day. On the morning Of Dec 4.
Inspector Mtnuly detected him in the act oi
pouring wnior into three cans OF milk while Lila
Wlik wagon WIS siunling under gu.liglt I'm
alch street. Whom McCmly approached de-
Hit'r q rhnso Ola fnw blocks The ran contain.
MNs Iined 500. - V'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
INDICTED B.iNK OFIICERs.
Gov. Bedie Arguing In Favor Qunshing
Two or the Indictmeb

The trial Of + X Rose, director, and James
+. Preston. Treasurer and Secretary oi the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company Of Pai'rr-
son. y j. is SGT down for Tuesday. At the time
That tine company suspended. IA July la-t. the
first receiver Joseph G. Todd discovered that
thN funds were short about s3onoo ltwas al-
lrs.l mat N.--r- kHs~ Preston. cN Assembly,
nNn David nrury. and Judge john l.. Dla. .l~.
dir rffui- ,i thef fluk. hHi i.rri.d 81 piracy.
and Uii-trnet'd tHf funds. Ihs accused u D.
uV,rr. Il thW tA"y hW used the none, to luB.
claims u"li against tle institution. Ih"y Ntr.
indicted t ulr sept'mpert.rm of tue county
court.
on Friday oNCcv b"dr appear % in t't
court loiu and ma.ie u long drltn' nj iu Dl,ur
ui Ni.til'n Co. Iut-u the Indictment ugliu-f rN-
A. tHI Ylun Henry ami eN-Tr~us'ir-r Press
iun 81 a. All. Wilson. Distrt Attorney " lod-
run rpvo-"d tire muuon. Judge Dixon reserved
nis 81 fs!un uAill Monday morning
No day has yet been set Tor the trial Of Judge
DasErl-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
JERSEY ,ITr's PROPOSED clfiRTER.
The Main Features Of the But-What It's
Chances of Being Passed Are.

Tho charter proposed 10y the taxpayers Of
jersey city To le Land before the legislature provides
that the executive power shall be vested who'll, IN Tie
Mayor and the legislative power the Board OF Alder.
men, 10 consist OF thirteen members. each dis
c the President to he elected large In place OF the
present commissions. there II be Superintendent in
control 81 the Departments ol work.. Fire Police Water
ana Health The Hoard % Eiucanon l. 10 consist OF
~Neh u'mh'rs 10 Nv appointed ., the MRNor AMI CON
NiNft ~ ihe AGi rin,u Ilp Board uf Finance il To-
'Nn,-i H tlrtc W'nhcf-. appointed hy me Mayor AND
confirmed hN the Aldermen Al the suhortiuaics in all
lrovaf 80
= not h heNcd that the charter viii lct ten votes ia
the lrH.aiutc II Wu. drafted az the n. ucc O Na,nr
Sie'ler aud Is dubbed 10y the politicians kin- >cdrrs
quarter h siirs The majority ui Tie men tt- fgcd 40
'ny scheme are Republicans AMI the Legislature Is Dem
g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
~ .IRINDONI.D NIIILD.
Neglected by its Father and the Mother In.
nhic 10 support "a.

\ man. accompanied by a woman with a
ive-yrar-old child in her arms hurried along
Madison street on Friday evening. uutl they
net puhc. officer The man then suddenly
stopped and u-t'd the ofli'cr - arr0-. the
woman. declaring that She had tried to abandon
uc child. Tho object took her IN charge. ui.l
She passol thr might ii tha police station. vherr
-h" gaNo her nUmo IL crlia Dugun rnl -aid
thnt her acru-cr was her husband. The child.
nam'. she addod wa- Dam 4. aud il vs. taru-
b1'd In tho 1omis Police Court. beforc Judge
Murray. YESTERDAY She met the churse of ninn.
nuhin nt with tn following -tai unnt. Her
husband had got Nut q work. She said. au.
taking to drink. infused her 50 that They Sen-
qrYtod last July, ami hc. with thcir'lde-t child
LIEN, E,rl oi !. had Gon" H. live with hls
mother. Becoming unable. finally. to nnd
bread for herself she determined that hrr hu--
band must also support tho younger child. and
evening. TO ask him - do SO. H. as.entei and
told her 10 60 with him. As they met the officer
ne caused her arrest The man. on the other
hAnd. urged that his wife had abandoned m.
child on the stOop. and WAS hurrying away.
when he went out. saw the child and had the
woman arrested.
The magistrate dismissed the complaint Of
abandonment.
The mother. saving that it was useless for her
70 ihke Tie child home to siArve lUid II ON u
bench. ana was about to go away without IL
VIII sn the Judge ordered h.rto hetaksntoth. Pn-
lice Central Oir". The father departed. SAYING
inW h" would hANN nothing t. do with tho child
IT," child was iuf 100 'hurEsnf the Charity Conn
nissiunHrs ANA tho mother went home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Three women Injured attn Firc.

Mrs Catherine ward. an old lady living ut 2l0
itrgs street wism,hursh. put apo Of tar on hcr stove
TO boil yesterday. and then bu-i"d her.,li wuh some
o'her work IN. tar boiled over and bc-nn io hi/c In
her cnnrt. TO cNu.u.h the IRE Mrs wand severely
huflcd about M. hrad and arms Mr. Buhg.t DAVIS.
who 10 Assistancr, was ais" sONVlrN burned
Mr. Davis. sister, NaYY. who IN The srruui story.
-eeius ihe mokr and hearing the screams nom below,
Wns much liightoned that instead Ot attempting 10
escape hA m. stars lraJed out the Window aud
received -,Nrrr internal injuries lrum The tau she WAS
iakDn to - Cahnrines Hospital The nre was Vne Aly
Iu yuf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
DETNCJIJE ScfvAoN's STORY
why He Disappeared ON the Eve OF rc-tiryins
Against Barroom kccpers

Detective Seanlon who was employed ny the
temperance men in na,onne to visit The lifroom. ana
SECURE evidence nsaind uc kcc.or.. anl who ~, ,ts
nou'ii disapi~sod on the being called In cunt
two weeks ago. rclppcared suiIoni, on saturday H..
lore Recorder Meyers he testified shat ON that dnv ,
10Y le ca,es came w iur uiN he wa, arrested ana ar
lht hed ~ lustt" bNnWnN' court on M va AZ tnrnf ia,
LAn,N lis Was Ni-iied in lrspu bs Nf ANTHONY Stltr
M"' h.clr Ih'toom IA INUl. nIf v.i. tilt tu4t n
hr rit the citA lac would his hali lie ci. nri ,nd
Sw gave hin So tor 1t, oNivn,rs ilr aI-, tr,l,j
iuft nc Mt- tt red money ht ufirf lIllil amor.
i' t-uhed that h. purchased hquor SUNDAY, sept ~
III thc nhffvoms M thafIus Muhukeu AMI Henry kui,le
Scanon lives at Ia spfus street NtW Ynrt nn1 IA.
tDrficN Bll,. ''''N' "''''e' NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Bertha Won II,mern'. Long Walk.

WAsHIN0roN. Jan. l9.-Bcrtha Won Hillrrn
the pcdr.iri"nne who. AZ = ocloeA h-t night
h,-in her icat o walking oisitt nine mile, in
iNeni, is consecutive hours. concluded tonight
at ten inmate, before lnUVofk Oii Fellows Han was
crowded win laiie- and grutrmcn iu,uing man, prr
distinctions Mis- Auu llrrn was trlu uucnflN au
Inuirl .5reciaAN during t, last nilc anal ~ II. ruln
Iruuu rNinusA-lir si, tn with aliu-t draru
iul cheers amt NnNlN- ut bats aud hHllkrit tis
rn-rd 90 good 'ondiuun, win her pubs, At lnl There
Wrr, twenty tour circuits amt ninety sham turn, ~
each iuic wlieh madc it fht hardest track , hn. r,g
walhcd over Shv received nuurrnu, present. fO iat
onc o. il,ln being brauusl shetland shawl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Cleaning Eighth Avenue.

The Police Commissioners inspected Eighth
avenue from Fourteenth street TO Central Park yoss
day afternoon, 10 satisfy themselves OF the result OF
new system of street cleaning Nhi, had been cd for
week ~ an experiment The plan ndcd 10 N
the employment ol able bodied laborers only each
sweeper be individually responsible The avenue was
dNiird into tons o tour bio, X rnch and sweeper
assigned to each section Each sweeper ordered
sweep his section carefully beginning AT every morn
ing The avenue also div lrd into equal
tons toouch of which Police Department tar aud
driver assigned to remove the dirt collected hy the
sweeper The Commissioners were satisfied with ~.
system They also thought that the eNpcns. tr work
would be increased hut n the VIII amount to
more than the appropriations Is probable that hn,e
,,il ht mtl,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
A Marriage thu, wa. No, Prevented.

Notwithstanding the order of the supreme
Court which was served ON Mrs Annie Otion To- show
cause WHY the judgment for dNuroe which she obtained
against hcr husband III pccmhcr s'ii should not he
opened and which drsgird TO interfere win hrr
marriage iu ll'iril i iufdft RhHfhtf Mr. pNutrl
Ia hnrifl went hfr MaNof a., ON irlhs, afternoon and
were iinrrtd IhtA announce IN the marriage uotrc
that the l'r ], tlr si.,t 0i councillor Auloit Nalt
90 HruoklNu Ever since the divorce rrt,rr,d Co. Nr.
ptton has hNei WIN Altr'd ouon. AMI tA,A have i4h
tour children Nho hN thi, marl1s' arr rendered ill,
litnHtr Ei0 nrfx >lut NtNn m the th-h last .ufun..i
Nhrn ntl, if, tried 10 80 IA, Nic home ruln q. l.ii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
RUSHING INTO ETERNITY.
YES TERDtY'S IiST or UNPORTUNi TIES
1IRED or life
WeW-known Snndy Hook piiot Swallows
i.nudan"m In his krookiyn Iiome-Driyen
trn>y by Domc.tic Trouble aud Pain.


Crn>y by Domc.iic Trouble aud Pain.
Charles II. Brown, aged 3s, a we'll known
Sandy Hook pilot. committed suicide yestcr-
day morning ut 23s Ninth street. BROOKLYN by
taking laudanum llc had been absent from
home for two nights. and WINS supposed by his
family to be down the bay in his pilot boat Mary
Il. Fish. On Friday night he returned home
and found his 6-ycar- old son Frank dying with
dropsy. He had been much depressed because
OF his prolonged domestic troubles. and for
some time he had boon indulging excessively
in drink He had met with many pccuniary
rcvcrscs. and was threatened with disposscs-
sion for not paying his rent He sat in the
basement all of Friday evening dressing his
incc with ltninent to cure ncuralgic pains. At
about o'clock he went up to his sons sick
room on the second loor whore his wife wna
llr spoke 10 the child. aud thon kissed him good
by. lie returned 10 the hnsnmcnt and swallowed
llalf ounce Of lnudanum. and seated himself
in char IIn fell into stupor and remniucd
WINS found dying. He soon aitcrward expired.
Mrs. brown, in a urlue itiOn before the COrO-
nor. shid thW her husband was suhlccl to severe
lhin- ~ his hrad. CAUSED 10y nu injury which
hr received long iiuc ngO. They aid not live
hhppiD together bat she never heard HIM
spnuk ui suicide A. lac camo up to bid his
Cuiii farewell. io srNmed Wild and pNriin1
Mrs. Brown did mot ihink that there WINS lHuia-
mum enough in The IhiHl 10 cause DEATH and ut
h'i frqu II post nlultcm examination IL To- bU
mudo to-day.
Capt. Charles Brown. the fnlhcr Of the dead
pllgi. is at Soa. with the pilot boat Hamilton
fish. and ON hi- return tp this city arrange
mru- are to bc made for fho funeral. Ills father
sailri the yacht America on her h-t VOYAGE
from England Mr Brown leaves widow and
lM' cHliircn. besides tAr Oyins child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Threatened Secession or the Right from the
French Chambers

VERSAILLES Jan. -E,epb,0.-It l. under.
stood that the members OF the Right were ,l,bcratis n
the commencement of today, session OF the chamber of
Deputies whether they would ,gn on mas,c or smply
'i.r protest against the n,adat.om o., the majority
o w. ''tuul- 10 many % their party The suh~lnrn,
m M "' r "n'. Hu, caused a. n 90 dcll, a,;ion
YESTERDAY '''''"''NN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
- Nyoman's Strange Death.

Mrs. Helena Bossung Of 6l2 Hancock street
Brooklyn. died suddenly yesterday morning. it
is supposed from The effects OF poison. DR.
Orth. ON being called. found blood ilnwing from
hnn i and irri were cold and she could not
speak. He found PAPER which had contained
uNalicarid. II L. said that She WAS intensely az
yit"d Oh religious SUBJECTS and it D., supposed
tha, this led 10 the deed She was 81 years oi
il4s4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

The chief chess resort OF New York il the
'nt International at broadway and Fourth street Me
hrnNc and Mason are there ami attract other riiing
players The Sew York Chess Cluh l. In the Catr COS
mnl.tian m cvnd hNrnnr, near Houston street The
Manhattan chess tluh meets 900 the t.ir isrling
buwrrA. opposite the BuwcrN Theatre. There Ar, ma
M RON, Other lubhc places N the cN where chess Is
III Nh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

John W. STOUT Of ~ Barclay street. one Of the
lar-o't d'a'rs m canned good, IN the eiiy suspended
Nr'i'rlsN. and went into voluntary lnAfaptcy in
hruoNlFn fr asluto lrr 10 the drprc, gton IN
Nhlhs ana the fnNng nn IA irA- iiis Fatalities are
Rh9'i sh!l." ll' hus 'wn ario.ie, at Bud-r -rion
j nui IA" other 40 Duhh's frrN, m Mhuh he
EN- e., 'd IN ine busy era,'n II more than 80 parsons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

BosIoN. Jan l9.-'rh' demonstration Of un-
"ml1 50" Norkmsuen on t'e Common toriry was paru-
ca Aiei IN l' some Hur tlD lnI men, who were address.
- Toy N.>,r, thnlrl rlln Aul NNiutt Tho, rftrrward
nftcA'l thr tA nan ana ilc~.lt,i lir. ri rrso
lnlNr- fu MnNur lif' who itl.,d ult lc had no ni
~ N ----- L n -L- ---L-- u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Imror,an, Clauses in ,he we., roln, BIN.

WAsHNGroN. Jan l9.-Thc Appropriation
COMMITTEE has nisolurel tuoim, priani crn~.. in tr
Military Academy hiu one prohibit, the appointment Il
,Nla'- %, SECOND lirrt uani. cNccli whor th.rc ar
moro Nhrhuri.> tNsitn- 900 thv army -f tsu can l,s
,u boy -iaduHt.s at tic ,ln>r 20 e.. currtni Ntaf In
tht Military Acai'ul, t'c other provides Nmt f.o ya
,aucN iu the appointments from 'ol-re,.iunl Di.irt
cot az lar-r nom amy state shall Ice ud except where
lleA arc eAu.od ~ llAth " nIIh si.n- II,anlMtA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
c.n,..,,ns nm Election In brooklyn.

Moses Hessol. the newly-elected Democratic
charity c"mnlst.oner ~ BrooANn. wHsserVcd yesterday
with paper. pro-edns IN the kings Count, Slpr'
Court CONTEST HI 'leCii"n IIes~ d.olir,d .lrc
ed over Audrw I.l,'T the Krluhlran candidate hN ~
VOTES I,lscr s,n fNril IN Ms complaint allegation. uf
lraud and unAiru.sS The proc, ,1iug, hu sd on
NO lIAniNl hA inc AllnIMN l.- L.IlL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
King IIumbsrt Taking the Oath.

ROME. Jan. l9.-The soemnlty Of the Kings
,akn. the oath occurred ,od day The King Ia his speech
thuronghy uphoids iial,an unity, and say he viii
form tn the measures inaugurG"i BY la, aihrr Am
nvs1 VIII be granted ~ political offenders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
THE LIIEST OLD WORLD NEys.
a Member or the Hungarian ParIInme ~
ConvIcted of lIIgh Tren.nn

LONDON. Jan. ia great sensation has been
CAUSED aifesth by the conviction for high treason and
sentenced To fvc years imprisonment of Dr. svetozar
Nileuc., a member oi the Hungarian Parliament al
SfrNi"n nationality hrai ct the Omiajna or vonn,
= lNi! Party and leader of the PAN Sas.t ne1atnns
" Mil"u.s la, appealed against hls ,niAletun Ths
run has spcCal despatch from Pcsth saving tlat
Ms conviction J. likely 90 hc quashcd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
New Manager. Newark saving. Bank

The managers of the Newark savings In~ti-
tuition v,cted the tolloWut alinonal managers Nc>ir
day afternoon g. III ,aeancu, Nml, poA. john
Juho. Nrury n Miller lI,Nr, = Nair> Martin q Don
ms. aul hArirs T. Nnunl ilV~c gentlemen had lrru
Nominated uuc month ~ AlN auyr several ui ,r, Au.u
been nominated 20 MI other vacancies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

" Gather once Prediction.

NoRroIKNq Jan. Arden Nelson. \ negro
wH> Nf.iDfitN hhusrl At Nnluuti. e. fnf Tie ,nur
der ui G.. Nrlh last Apul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

hcHsoN,iAlg, Fla. Jam ~. Nh Morri,,cy
ri-- a. comfortable ni-h'. ant q, quic clr,iim ths
morning rrpro,rectof h., r.. over, ,..ms ,cry IA.
Norlhle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

II you want newspaper specially adapted TO
The want, flr home rrclr. huN The Nuuii' so frcc
three cents E,erJ nswyicAicr s.ls 1t -Ih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

CARE TowN. Jan. l.-Thrre is n general rising
among the Gskl- Martial law has been proclaimed. 4
severe cnsafme has tak"n place At Komsha, in which
the British troops were successful Volunteers ar eager.
~ enrolling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Mrs. n ee.e's WIN.

Tho Will o Mary NJ krc>c which WAS con
t"s h' hen sister, Mr- Drake and MI lAwrcnc. Oh
the Aronrt Of undue lntncnD @, hd, sustained by the
Surro.ne Ther.fHir j. ,alr"i ai f'nNIt Amonl thc
brqurst, nnnvd n u Nili are r.np io tho N,w Nnrk
Swi iN Library, rluhntU 81 takes Hospital SluuA to
eNtioN lngrrspn w Connecticut, and ~ UJl 10 ale
College.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
skater. nrenI,ns through tn. lee.

NEWPoRT. Il. |. Jan. 10. About 1 o'clorh this
afternoon tuur boys, Wo ot whom were nnm,d ShcpAi
Willie Rig. ani the other Charls Ens'nn colnl,l
while skating EAston's rond near the beach hrukv
through ir nee The tW' HhepnIi hoA, saved themselves
hN crawling a>hur Charles Eh-iun aged ~ Years MA,
rescued hN men ON ,hoge. who procured a luat aud
hrenkln. the ice, reached him ~ he was about tn snA
He Nas ih ri Oui nearly exhausted ant after li li.
der medic al treatment tlrr hours restored con.
siu,v.s ihs h'"iA 81 Ri..s recovered som, I'M ~
minute slater but Lille ynnct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

Nsy.p srhNn" Frenrh Flour cnn be had al Gal.
''-''J l'' eT -,ii Il anl o,A a,.-Ah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

Mbnr1uiu inialwo9d Capsules n"y-r produce
Issn r. hriic' be~are VI dansor1ii, iililnn, s,,I
- =" "us''''' Dundss Dick Co, h,w Yofl.-AL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

Sal" 1t White Slaves" See Illustrated Times
twenty u'e uiusIat1vus-IhI, da.. AIR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20

Mnltby N Harrison st. has opened an uptown
Ase
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
JOIIINGN .iHOrr TOnN.

Increasing cloudincs- and rain southeast to
.uihNt'i Mind t''s temperature aui falling hRrp,ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
TLIE TOBICCO T.iy.
teo Ioriliards of New York Protecting
Against the Proposed Reduction.

"AsHlNcrON, Jan. l9.-TwO large tobacco
urn. I'm New York. the Loriards ana Buchnn-
a. Lyle a CJ. were represented before Mcssrs
in'k'r and Burehard. the subcommittee Of
ways ahd Means, the first nrn hy Mr. Xiedler
'ni ihr last hy Mr.. Buchanan. The former
SPOKE nj length in regard To- the lirm he repre-
'N'el which pad the Government. he said
~n n'i'l'n7 oi revenue, employed twenty-five
""nul'l hands. and produced sixty thousand
'uhd' 'i 'ota'oo daily. \ umur iu regard t.
"p i"iufion oi the tnA hadr.lurod its monthly
'''H rom one million two hundred thousand
V'uhls IN November 10 three hundred thou
o,pi Mpni hi the husinyss q the firm had
psinnd po'u pre7erycd b hromi.ing 10
sanntlph VAS called Ia the fact that the sub.
bon,tnnlre was more interested IN the effect of
s, "p onhnsr7 lrlposed on the revenue than on
nI Paf'nnr 0rm, however large. Upon this
pii,n ppin Mr Ii.tipr Insisted at longtl upon tho
,na ,naltase 10 IN" iOy"fnmont ~ drnling with a
Isi. lhigr hrm, Whose existence he said was
Ia, at - N" large amount Of theuN. but u the
1ra, INV una manufacturers hnd endeav-
~ " NillfI7rl rnihcr than 10 excel. Al the
n@o ma ol hiH remarks Mr. Xcdlor asked the
w. vl mo sub-comHlitt'" lo dinner at
,"n,DK'I r.. hit the invitation wAa declined with
,n,u XXX Hrp'ily he DOES not appear to have
$1,000 'nao very favorable impression on any one
.',nr'hoi ~. ihe hearing. Mr. l}urYnll oi Vir-
ssr.." aii'l MI NeTeseugcr Of Kentucky will
n fo'nl ul"il hllc II the carr Oh Monday On
s,.n,'Hb Of Arh-rrUmitt"" viii report to the
tnu ta,n,,u, 'nniliee OF Ave and that 10 the full
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-06

COMMERCIAL STREET.-The portion
Of Commercial street. between Wash
ington and jackson. suffers now by
comparison with the present condition
Of the one block that has been graveled.
between Mill and Washington. 1t
seems as though place of Seattle .
present Importance ought to have at
lenst one street put ia condition for
traffic This cannot he said of the
upper part of Commercial street at the
present time. It's order and appearance
during this rainy weather is dreadful
to contemplate. The mud is so deep as
TO be- almost impossible. and looh 3
more unsightly than hog sty. A
street over which there is necessarily 30
much travel and traffic of the heaviest
kind. is entitled to be put in q service
able condition as speedily as praotica.
BILE. The hump at the Main street
crossing is Ia be cnt down several feet
according to the grade line that was
adopted. This will afford earth con-
yenient for filling up the sag south of
Washington street. aud will give u
nearly level alignment. Then with .
deep coating of beach gravel all the
way to the Railroad Depot, CONNER.
oisl street will make very good.
looking highway.