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f IN. - iemand exhibit tbs tex eol-
leIfors rsfeinf for e,ch IL seA accord
iEnl "a ~: ~ Z failure S1xhibit such
license h ceip(. 81 any Al Nm q corpo-
81 ION Able IS such lioioe, snail, II
din1 ail iustf1 Sted ~ HIN. her, q Il.
dS ltle ~ nerEy defendant N such nuit
p q ~ nm snd any ION. Arm o.
6enoraflon akeem1tine lido business
|4vithout + licsnse. slialL lwritten mo-
tice. riyen hv the collector 70 t],e AttOr-
nov denerai. or district attorney, o. dis
trict attorney mo tSm., be enjclned, II
the name az Ia Gtste. fkOm proceeding
further At rs fransection 81 their r.
spectivo bNsane1G q yoeatlnn, until such
|sl{ccs ) uhall have lhoea spoid .s 81
L SIC. i. Beje1 sytker esScted, 3D., That
/ in all oss6n. IT n6i1ect or refusal to
nav their licctIsoo q tx on pofsonal
property Of any description, BY any
person, firm, company or corporation
doing business IN t6is 6tSts, the tax col
lector shall give twenty days written
Or printed notice % such delinqtieht tax
psyer to nav such Ncense o. tax on per-
sonal property, and II st the expiration
Of said notice tho license md tax bo not
fully settled. the tax collector shall pro-
coed I'd seize and sell, sitter ton days
advertisement, tho property, rights and
credits Of such DELINQUENT taxpayer, or
80 much thereof 8 may be necessary to
satisfy the claims Of the State as afOfe-
said, together with all legal costs.
SEC. s. DO Il Jartkev es1olcd, etc., That
it shall be lawful for the tax collector,
when he has good reasons to believe that
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-19
GTATE OF LOUISIANA, }No. eo7.
n Parish Coxvt. o' w.

Parish of East Baton Rouge.
James A. Payne va. Mrs. Eliza Miller
and husband. &
BY virtue of IN allies plmrics writ of
feri facias, issued in the above entitled
and numbered suit, and directed to the
Sheriff of said parish, from the Honora-
bic Court aforesaid, have seized and
will expose to public sale, in front Of the
Courthouse door Of said parish, q,
Saturday, the 18th day Of May next,
A. d. 1879, between the hours Of II
o'clock q. M, and A o'clock p, M, Of
said day, oil the right, title, interest and
claim Of the defendant, Mrs. Eliza Miller
and husband, in and to the following
described real estate:
"A certain tract Of land, situated at
about twenty-seven miles from the city
Of Baton Rouge, on Sandy Greek, in the
parish of East Baton Rouge, bounded
north by lands of James Neasom, east by
heirs Of Lloyd, south by heirs Of George
Clancy, and west by Joseph Drahr, and
containing about five hundred anil thirty
acres, more or less, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting Of adwelling- house, Clubhouse
and out-houses, being the same property
purchased at the succession sale of
Joshua Land, deceased, the I'd day Of
September, A. d. 1865, recorded IN Book
T, folio 30, Conventional Mortgage, Re-
corder's Office, East Baton Rouge"
Seized to pay the Judgment, interest
and costs claimed in the above suit.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit
of appraisement.
aprl2 j. w. BATES. Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-19

NOR SALE-The store and dwelling
l. situated on the corner of Boulevard
and Church streets. For particulars, en-
quire on the premises. mar.,2-3m
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HISTORICAL "REMINISCENCES.

THE FRENCH REP LBLIC.ANS URGING
THE RETURN or THE POLITICAL
CARI1.AL no PARIS--A LETTER
From THOMAS p ZINE no DAN1ON
= DURING THE REIGN OF TERROR.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-19

4 LDERNEY Milk-Choise goods su-
n perior to any, Try it. David T.
Garig.
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PARIS, May 6, Year ILL.,
Of the Republic. {

CITIZEN DANToN--lnasmuch as you
read English, | address you this letter
without having it pass through the
hands of a translator.
feel exceedingly chaglined to see
the dissentions, the jcalousies, the
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, April 13, 1879.
The House OF Representatives yesterday. after long
debate upon amendment to the Legislative Army
b increasing the appropriation for Graduating con
tagiOus diseases among domestic animals 10 $780, 900,
struck the whole subject from the BILL and referred to
the Committee on Agriculture with instruction Re
port promptly.
General Francis A. walker TOOK the oath OF Office AZ
Superintendent OF the Census yesterday and will ell
ter at once upon the preliminary work Of the office No
appointments will De made IN the Census Ofice during
the present fiscal year except two which have already
been determined upon. Mr. Charles W. SeatOn OF New
York will be the chief clerk Of the bureau lIe wac
connected with the Census ONCE ia 1870 General
Walker will push forward the work OF organization US
rapidly as possible.
Captain Lee has been found by court martial not
guilty OF the charges lately brought against him. but
guilty of conduct TO the prejudice Of good order and
discipline. The sentence is that he De reduced the
list OF Army captains aud forfeit 10 the United States
$500 Of his pay, the rate of $50 month. The PTcs
dent approves the proceedings and FINDINGS Of the
Court but upon the recommendation OF the Judge
Adyocaie-General coinnutes the sentence 10 "fOr-
feiture u pay TO $50 for one month"
Senator Wallace TO lack tho genius necessary
for frstclass investigator The readiness OF his
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL Ia, 1879

mittee TO listen tales OF official croOkedness. or Of
Republican Irregularities from any source, has been
widely advertised during the last few weeks yet the
result up To this time has been incOnsderabe. Ihe
committee stands adjourned subject to the call or the
chairman with definite line of action laid out Tor te
future far its majority Is concerned The Rpub-
Leans will probably do little investigating IN
philadelphia IN good time. II the majority viii give u
leave. Perhaps Mr. Wallaces Jim" Anderson VIII
M in time for the Fall elections.
Tho Select Committee appointed TO investigate and
report the best OF preventing the introduction
and spread OF epidemic diseases, has mot for the pur
pose considering elaborate BILL which IL the Joint
work Of their chairman. Senator Harris and the re-
Gently created National Board OF Health" and em-
bCde the conclusions reached by the board during It's
session In this city last week. The bill thus prepared
was adopted by the committee, and will he recon-
mended for enactment without any material changes.
One Of the sharpest criticisms OF Randals committees
made by those interested is the fact that Mr. Mcmahon,
OF Ohio, who member Of the Judiciary Committee
In Congress- and ed the opposition TO the insur-
companies in the prosecution Of their claim upon
the Geneva Award, has been removed from that CON-
mttce to make place for Mr Frank Iiufd, OF Ohio who
the paid attorney of the insurance companies last
year, not then being member of Congress This sub
jrct TO come before the Judiciary Committee In
this Congress- and II Is urged that Mr. Iurd hardly
judciay I'm where he has been int rested ~
counsel. Mr.. Hurt Randall man IN the speaker
snip campaign and Mr McMahon strong Blackburn
m
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
DEMOCRATIC BUNGIJNG

VIE POLICY OF THE CONTEDKRATEs N RFGARD TO
The ARMY BILL WRONG FROM THE sTART-THE
PARTY FARTHER THAN EVER NOW FROM us
HOPES.
lFROM The REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRTBUSE.l
WhsHISGION, April l3.-It was wholly unneces-
sary for the Democracy to make an appropriation
bin the vehicle of legislation to prevent the use OF
United States troops at the polls The practice of
making the annual supply bills the means of car
Tying through Congress all sorts of new legislation
which either cannot stand on It's own merits or can
not get a hearing on account of the distractions
thrown In its way by the rules Of the House. is
very old one aud has been repeatedly condemned by
the best men in both parties, although the
majority, whether Republican or Democratic.
has never failed to resort to it when it
has become necessary to pass some measure
that could not be easily enacted in any other way
There was some for adding the sixth section.
70 the Army Appropriation bill at the close of the
last Congress, while there none at the be
ginning Of the present extra session. Then it
would have been almost impossible to obtain vote
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
PROPOSED NEW COAL coMBINATION

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-A dispatch to The
Times from Hazeton Penn, It is learned good
authority that movement Is on foot for the formation
OF coal combination. with every indication of success,
an early day. The springs indirectly from
Judge Packer Of the Lchgh Valley Road, who the
necessity OF dong something In connection with this.
proposition indirectly from the Lchigh operat
to adopt what is known Co1s basis OF wages and
contract prceshat is the basis OF 1S7j-when coal is
s. tide, but with sliding scale above and below OF
II per cent The sliding scale the basis Of 1870 Jnd
the basis generally at present IN force iu the region s
only 10 per As is not likely coal will reach
than -, and the proposition Is 10 maintain IL AZ from
SO 80 TO 81 per tOn II Is questionable whether the
Tangemcn would give any satisfaction to the men. Toe
operators a good humor with the prospects,
and say they will yet have good and profitable
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
CRIMES AND C1sUALTIES-BY rELEGBAPH
A SCHOONER CAPsIzED.

A AsCHOoNER CAPsIzED.
POCGHKEEP>IE, April l3.-Ihe schooner Loureta
ali OF whom saved
BURNED 10 DEATH.
RTFFAIO \. Y, April 13-NTs. Daniel Dennis
dsi he' stS , cbt giIe She y, ro ''' ''
TO BE HANGED FOR CHILD. MURDER
WASHINGTON April l3-LoulSa Wallace, colOrcd.
who wa, last week convicted Of muter in hyins caused
9s tests aS o Se % hsns on f me 6 Of Jaue next
MISSING SCHOONER
NFWBURYPOEr, Mass, April l3.--Ihc schooner
Nala6 Pftagna Win GO C9 i Tor t, ror LIE f G Eagsr M
GS9 sne bes is y isaT 2 II i 0eyd % os,t ~ ' D''
SUICIDE BY HANGING.
MDDLErOwN, \. Y. A9ul l3.-Willilm '. Cole,
sex County j. lanss nn.elt from TIE irlsy nisht
KILLED IN A CDLLGERY.
PorrSvIILE, Penn, Aprll 13.-At about mid
night FRIDAY night Peter e4 ara P,ncE Monday were In
Cay Monday wasa single man. but kehl leaves wife and
DEsPoSDENCY AND DEATH
tEw-HAvEN. Conn, April l3.-Sainuel Gardner.
% az ioI tom sm @ .Gs T Sy taing m6rp'ue pSeaassi
MAD beoa drnAs and "as on aeeognt oL I-oA OF
wANroN ATTENlPT AT MURDER
BrFFAIu. y. y. April 13.-Conductor Radclif, Of
,s 5S RE yi;o ESg Va. sS o % IN e e ' h i o a
by desperate named Joseph Neac" alias Bsandy
Ssiy Sf iacefar err By The Shot, vii probably
DKUNKARDS DEATH
MIpDLFTOwN, y. Y, April l3.-lra ;. Romcy
i5 rPgF a sr NAN S TS fsan se rs14ns Fst
nlrh lyup on a. uullrqucuc road, mile from bis home,
where n. had rrr-hc om exposure lie was ~ intempcr
ate habits Stie and several young 'hi.lTcn
BIRGLARIEs ALONG THE ERIE.
MlpplFIowN, y. l., April ia gang Of bur
glars are operating along the line OF the Erie hallway The
residence Of James r. Hopkins. Ut Goshen,
tb.d on tie ION instant 500 worth Ot HyyrNare F
d,y night the dwelling 0t James ll COrwn at Howcs
ToGbeof and yerware the burglars leaving 500
vlastt red GOV yerumcut bJud.
INDIAN MURDERERS CAPTURED.
DFADwOOp Dak., April l3.-lhe small band of
Indians who DAYS ago killed scalped Private Leo
adcr "a Cavalry, and seriously wounded Sergeant
captured Sergeant
Thomas b. Glover 2d cavalry with detachment OF ten men,
and taken Fort keOch yesterday Bader5 horse and
A. alp lock were found IN their possession
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
TIE KHEDIVE REFRACTORY.
CoLLECnNG TAXES AND LEyYING TRoOPS-ENG- !
LAND AND FRANCE INDECIsVE.

COLLECuNG TAXES AND LEvYING TROOPS-ENG-
LAND AND FRANCE INDECIsIVE.
LONDON April 49, 1879.
Tie London Observer understands that Off
cia circles both in London and Paris consider that
course should not be had to the Suaus authority TO
solve the Egyptian difficulty except after very careful
deliberation No step will therefore be taken IN refer
ence to sutan's proposition until France and Eng
land have had full opporuuity OF concertng common
course
dispatch The Observer from Cairo states that bus
ness completely suspended aud s likely to remain so
until the decision OF England and France is known The
Government is collecting money throughout the prov
inces using every means OF compulsion An immediate
levy OF 10000 soldiers has been ordered special
envoy has sent by Khedye 70 COnstantinOple.
He took with him large OF money Tor the Sultan.
The Times says "TDe difficulty would not be over
come by substituting Hahn Pacha .or Ismail as Khe
dive the nomination OF the Porte. lsmal would
very probably resist and there force at hand 10
compel his submission. Tie proposal for Joint eNpe
diton by ENGLAND and France Il manfcstv premature
and could fail To grave HuG WcrOunded mis-.
giyugs In both countries For these reasons think
II still premature 10 conclude tha the welfare and tran
qutty OF Egypt require the deposition OF tho Icigug
Khediye" Regarding Hahn Pacha, II says: "Halim
Pdcha, the khedive's uncle Is well educated, eulight
ened and liberal-mnded. He has lived quietly for
on the Bosphurus. He offered the portfolio OF
Minister of Finance, but declined e. lie has sysemat
icully held aoOf from public affairs, though be was
always well received at tie palace"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
OPPOSlTION.
7HE ARMY EILL TO BE CONTESTED AT EVERY
poINr-THE Evils OF THE DEMOCRATIC sCHEMI
TO BE PLACED ON RECORD.

1uE ARMY BILL TO BE CONTESTED AT EVERY
poINr-IUF Evils OF THE DEMOCRATIC SCHEME
TO BE PLACED on RECORD.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyEl
WASHINGTON. April ia caucus of two hours
duration was held on saturday by Republican Sem
ators which was called for the purpose OF compar-
ing views generally upon pending political issues.
1t was well attended and nearly every Senator
present expressed his opinion upon the topics which
were considered. 4 remarkable unanimty was dis
covered with regard to the attempts of the Demo
Gratis 10 repeal the safeguards of the ballot-box
determination was expressed upon all hands to at
tack the political features of the Army bl not SIM
plv or primarily because of the offensive manner in
which they were sought to be pushed through Con-
press nor upon the ground of their revolutionary
character, but upon their inherent dement's. No
issue was taken with the position generally adopted
by the Republicans in the House. but 1t was held
that the political provisions of the Army bill were
in themselves vicious and should be opposed TO the
end even If they came before the Senate in legi-
mate way and 10y themselves. 1t was furthermore
shown that it would be unfair and mpolitic TO let
the Army bill go to the President depending upon
his veto TO stop the mischief which would otherwise
result without developing and placing more fully
upon record before the country the gross dement's
Of the Democratic scheme. Ii was shown that the
language Of the sixth section of the Army bill,
should it become law, would make it Illegal for
any civil official to make use Of an armed posse
comitatus to preserve the peace election day.
while disturbers of the peace might go armed to the
polls. either slnGly OF IN organized bands.
No attempt was made To prescribe definite line
of action. but the purpose of the caucus accom-
pshed in ascertalning that whatever might be un-
dertakcn by any Senator in attacking the political
legislation upon the pending Army bill upon the
ground of its demeTts would receive the support of
the entire party. The inference is drawn BY SEN
RtOrs who were present that the coming debate in
the Senate Will be much more pointed than that
which occurred in the House upon the same BILL
The subject of the negro exodus was briefly dis
cussed, hut it was not thought that any present
legislation was called for.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
SOU1HWESTERN POOL BROKEN

CHICAGO, April 13.-The Southwestern Rate
Association, which for two years has successfully
maintained pool on business from Missouri River points
to ST. Louis and Chicago formally dissolved to-day
because OF the refusal of StLous roads TO allow the
extension OF the Chicago and Alton Road proportion
OF the business from Kansas CtyT Chicago and Alton
claimed its share Of business but the 81 Louis roads in
sisted that the claim unjust aud refused 10 consider
Manager j c. McMuln's proposition to arbitrato the
question II Is understood that the break opposed
by members ~ the executive board In SewYurk.
aud that when matters have shaped themselves that
ci'v the pool will he renewed on an equitable basis.
Meantime shippers may look for lower freights from
Missouri River points than have been seen for years.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR HoYr

PHmADELPHIA, April ia reception was given
last evening the Penn club 10 Governor Hoy 81 whh
prominent citizens journalists and professional men
"''' THE NEWPORT BANQUET.
PROVIDENCE X, l., Apri 13.-Thc supreme Court
this morning rendered decision making perpetual thc in
Ing The cost Of the ball given TO the occrs o. The % Br
feet last year.
BosIoN. April 13.-It reported that ucaoti9-
,ions have by gers Of Nouue
ton railroad Company for the purchase OF the Eoon ud
Providence Railroad.
THE CANADIAN TARIFF on FISH ,yD OIL
HALIFAX n. s.. April l3.-Thc Canadian tariff
eondon that t2st colony Shall exempt ds Inn tartc tcrc
from duty. which has been agreed 10.
WAR on GAMBLERS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. April 13.-Sixteen gamblers were ar
rested here on resfn Sued by TN
be arrested as soon capia,es are issued
THE FISHERY AWARD.
OTTAWA, April ia debate on the di-tribut ion
Of the fishery award win take place at an early day DR. For
est be applied 10 benentting the fisheries
WOMEN ARRESTED FOR THIEVING.
male ~ and dP named oaa ana
eTed large AMOUNT Of stolen properly al teT residence
RACING AT NEWORLEANs.
NEw-ORLtA>s ARll 1.-The spring meeting ,i 0i
was by Nerrs The second race for ilreeyesr
al ages. by EsslOh. Tho first two were the favorites
VIRGISGA NEGROES NOT EMIGHATING.
FRrnERIChsBrRG, Va. April l3.-Dlllgent in
pahannocA River had caught tho emigration fever l"tNr9n
g and o. sIig and tcy are as prosperous aud happy
the whites They could not DO persuaded 10 leave this sec
ton for the Sorth or West
PAYING CHURCH DEBTS.
MIDpLETowN, y. Y, April l3,-Ine First Com
grcgauona church Of Niddleown the Roy fr.ert,k Mar
kmball the amount oi is entire funded debt t2l 200
900 nay on The floating debt Tho church which
built few yeaTs beio1e within I'VE yea,' ionr ehnShes IN
| OoJ for that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
DISSATISFIED INDIANS.

ST. Louis. April ia dispatch to Tie
Globe Democrat from Topeka Kan, Governor St.
John has had a consultation with James Cannon In
dian guide and interpreter from the Southern In
dian Agency, regarding the reported designs of the In
dams 10 make another raid north this Cannon
said that The Cheycnnes and Arapshoes sulky and
would bear close watching. The capture and turning
over 10 the civil authorities for trial Of the Cheyenne
chiefs who led che raid last caused great deal of
dissatisfaction the trihc, and other tribes svmpathze
with them. Cannon thinks they he qulcted, how
ever and kept their reservation, If prompt aud early
taken.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
COLORADO'S NEW WEALTH..
THE MINES AROUND LEADvILLE.

THE MINES AROUND LEADVILLE.
PLACE WHERE THEY GIT OUT ORE WORTH SO
POUND-A FRANTIC RUSH FROM ALL PARIS
OF I NE WEST.
A correspondent of THE TRIBUNE ar Lead
vile, the new mining camp in Colorado,
writes that miners are hocking to the rich
carbonate fields of that region at the rate of
500 a week. Ore is taken out worth $3
pound. 1t is thought that the locality of
the present camp will yield 5000, 900 of
the precious metals per year, ard there are
valleys and ranges adjacent to the camp
enormously rich i'll mines, which have not
yet been fully explored. Many interesting
details are presented in the letter which is
printed below
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO PREVENT THE ISTRODUC-
1ION OF FINANCIAL BILLS.


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.i
WASHINGTON, April 13-The slender majority by
which the Democrats and Greenbackers carried
their point for a session of the House Tomorrow
leaves it still in doubt whether they will be able to
carry out their programme of starting financial
legislation There are two ways in which they
may still be defeated by an immediate adjourn
ment after the reading of the Journal and by CON
suming the time of the House for an hour tomorrow
by the reading of some long bill IN which the House
has little interest. Both of these viii probably be
tried IL the iuhatiOnists are able to hold the ma
jorIty, then, if Speaker Randall recognizes either
Mr. Wnrch for the lntroduction of bills thcv VII
call for the reading Of some long bill like that for
the reorganization of the Army, and no one else
Mr. Frye has been the first to be recognized for the
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
BRITISH WORKMEY RESISTING.

LONDON, AprII l3, lS7O.
The offer of The coal miners in Durham,
that the wages be reduced 10 and ia per cent
ior various classes OF work. and that the remainder OF
the masters demands be submitted 10 arbitration has
been rejected long and rutless discussion followed
this action Meetings held to-day at which 900
men were present. They declared the;. determination
% re-,I the MHsttrh' demHnds.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
IRREGULARITIES IL A SAVINGS BANK.

BOsTON, April 13.-Certain irregular trans
actions and peculiar entries aud erasures have been dis
covered in the book. OF the OF the FoIboro
Savings Bank Mr. Isaac A Barnes which have led the
Savings Bank Commissioners to demand his immediate
removal from oflce Tho Investment Committee OF the
bank have also demanded the KEYS OF the safe and
n refusal to surrender them they have placed men In
the bank to guard lts affairs. Barnes appointed
nearly ago IN the place OF "a former erring
cashier HE Irregularities, far as discovered
small hut sufficient TO warrant his removal There
ID no prospect OF loss to tho bank.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
WILLIAMC C. MARTINS MYsTERIo Us DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-Wiliam G. Mar
tin, the rea estate agent who was the of a
terious assault In his Office last saturday died
terday. Mr.. Martin found in an insensible cond
tion sitting In his Office chair. with several wounds
his head which could not have been inflicted by himself
The doors were all locked M watch and diamond ring
sim I'm his possession, and there evidence
OF an attemut at robbery The victim recovered
sufficiently 10 give account OF the myscrious affair."
and died without giving the slightest clew to the den
tity OF his assassin.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
TWO NEW SILVER BILLS.


,,,-pcu,sr AND COINAGE OF SIX MILLIONS OF
pr,,,or PER MoNrH-TRADE DOLLARS LEGAL
TENDER TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
Rr MADE TO THE ARMY BILL.
Mr. Buckner chairman of the House Com
,nittee on Banking and Currency, has pre-
pared bill directing the purchase and com
ace of 5000. 900 of silver per month until
bullon shall be at par with coin in New
York; after which purchases shall cease,
and silver shall be coined on the same
terms as gold is now coined. Mr.
Kelley will introduce bill providing
for the redemption of subsidiary com
IN sums of five dollars, and making the trade
dollar legal tender to the United States.
The Republican Senators i'll caucus nave de-
termined to contest the passage OF the pollu-
cal sections Cf the Army bill, and to place
IFS dement's upon record. 1t is claimed that
the Democrats have blundered in adopting
their present legislative methods, and have
thereby defeated their own purposes.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
GENERAL LAWS FOR NEU-JERSEY.

TRENTON. n. j., April 13.-Thc Commits
sion General Laws for Cities appointed by Governor
Mcclellan, met at the state Capitol yesterday and
transacted large amount Of business. = series Of
questions adopted. and II determined ~ visit
different parts Of the State for the purpose of securing
the views Of citizens In regard 10 the subject gCucr ly
The commission viii meet tn Jersey CITY next Saturday
for The uuIBOsp RECEIVING suggestions.