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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

,.,,r Union Dime Savings Institution set Ely Uncn
Sarn ovinrs Institution act. Ely buere agt BInntos
pher ct Conghlin River Savugs lnstiiun9h SE
foses oud art Brown Allen ag Armstrong MerCAoi
- ia, tersou.- Motions granted ~,
tRl T,T,o-By Judge Van NoTstThe People * re.
is act the Board OF Police ~ VI rer
PUT Sassicd OPINION. In the matter OF stephens-orue'
,Sgn,r;or Court-Specidl Teun-Bv Judge SpelT,
rond 81 al agt schultz ct alThe proposed
49,. An 10 comply IN every particular 70 Ue rcpI
anu - he OH rule Of iris court Cane ag Cane-eeo
men'sonium Henrchs agt tombstone ct MOTION giant
meIos costa let he settled on notice see
ed win sage Ct al agt The Kansas and Tex
lbesIIe,sIS.sav Company al.-kindings settled
- Atcc Freedman. Rerncr agt Muller et a-Oruer SET
~ Mayor observation-disclosures 10 case set
te1 Io--,an the Mayor. ctc-OTder granted Mehah
81 Orter Diminishing complaint. Nalworth sgt W4tOn
et Jackson aCt NauDyke order granted Aal'
OIaSs ct Halsedon Earle Earle Earle ag Beades-
seeo SneTv act kirkland Brown agt Davis Clark as
tOn Mohler ag the Manhattan Savings Bank Bent
;t..nc 81 crane -OrieIs granted
&c, Common Peds-Specidl Term-By Judg. J. +. DAILY
TeTye agt KellOgg-ProceedinCs Of plaintiff stayed nl
Le Maid Cause reserved generally. Amsde agt Gande
60 decision with paper Drummer agt Cohen Flnangs
III I,6ce Iarremore-Arden agt Mali Jones ag. Winter
az Mutus Insurance Company ag second CongreGa
porSer spero Diamond Dossy ag West Carr agt
-Grsnted Tho NewYOrk Life Insurance Company
~ Snesrs GaHlner agt. Carpenter; Kelly agt the CtAch
sn's Mon Benevolent Association Kelly agt Anclent
Tysr Of Hihermaus: Steinburg sgt Steinbulg-Mouohs
c,snted Tennel IT,. agt Photo Plate Company HaDDcn
s 10 Angel assignment Of Baxter ana others IN the
atter OF Abby-Appicaon granted. Hebbers TO Grggs-
Sond approved Uckerson agt Herman ap
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.


erppyNr CorRT-cHAMBERs Lawrence. J--Nos rs AZ o.
g. g. H. S. 49, ll2 1885, l% 1871 l6l ia 1888 49A' 1855
kSfS,i iRRS-Dayis P j. and Brady and Potter, ~
is9 1901 ~, 239, 80 81 49, lOo 49, 1872 no. H. l44
l5l , -. No, 70
t55 q62 900 go 9S8 800. ,.o
CGcUIr-PAKf I-Danels Nos 1850. 1922. 4255 S259'
3.77 317S. 1867 2225 1905 3Slg 3Sl = a. 2263 - =
s765 1892 1924. 4I45, 1915. 400 1904. 1909 A5lo'
-.Tth1 fi-Bafrett Case on. No 4S2i- Leonard agt
tle Columbia steam Navigation COMPANY. 1870 800 ,,,
PART III-DOnOhUe Nos 4699. l922 9lS! 83IO 3VV9'
g95ii 9S7S 1908 Ia67 500 1888 $685. POI $50 s7e
32lI 1921 3lS5 1885, 33l3 1856 32le 1928, 81 -. 3303
$3.50 1906 4ll9 18Th 291O 297l 149I go 9'. - a.
1888, 1884. 1856 1857. go 49,,
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-AdOuned until the
first Mondav OF April
SPECIAL TRKM-Freedman J.-Caenfsr called at II a. M
Case on No. 29-Th- Ne England Iron Company 9g he
TRIAL TEK-PART I-SVtlE J.--NOs 52S, aus So, NV
970 co., S0S, 676 633, 6lS 900 $50 0@Z 4o" 0'' no.
5S6.
PART II-Adiourned toT the tern. 49, o..
COMMON PLBAs-GENERAL TERA-Adjournod unnl tie his'
SPECIAL TEi,M-Lar1 emore J.-,No day calendar.
EQUITY TERM-AdiOurned for the term 49,. go .,o
TRIAL TERN-PART III T. Day. l-Nos $50, $50 ne3'
eS3 gs4 979 1929, 49, l75 S76 9l7 SCI, 9eo 1889, l.
1920 1881 2O62 14S7. 800 SO, 741 2O2l' lOVO 9S9'
PART II-Adourned for the term.
MARINE CoUKT-TRIAL TERH-PAR1 I-AlEcr c. J.-Nos.
b4&o qo2 l40l 5$52 60t4 5lS7, $685. 1885, 1880 4"'S
PSP iIshea Nos eO03 1888 4437 1902, $3.50
Gi56 555G, JO37, 1850 6j52, j5l5, 553s 4l9' 4oO''
PART III-sheridan. Nos 1908. 1913. 1903. 4!J5.
659S 5O4O ASP 1893 5564, 1851 62so 66o2 65S3 61O
GENERAL sRssloxs-PABT I-Gildcrsleeve Thomas L.
hrv: John Herman, assault ana battery.
PAkT II-COwlng. John smith, homicide
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFER1
NFN-IORK CITY

slst-st No IA East 2lx74 Amanda NJ Reckhow TO
Amelia smith - Il i, In IN o;,a.
Robertson TO George WalgTOve. .... .--.......
i24thst II f. 40 fl OF 5th.ave, 20XlOO.ll Acram
Van Dusen AMI wife 10 Morris h HeTrmad. .-....-
New York and Harlem Railroad least and of
cath Ward. about % 2 acres John Bussing and
wife 10 j ii refers
fth-ave No lOi Jane Z Hunter and others 10 Helen
Rannev ..........--..... .-.....-.--......
and others TO J0nas StOlts.
S2d.st, A. 100 IT OF l0th-ave to SIS 73d-st l5OX2OO
c Schaak, trustee, etc, 10 james X smith
IOlN-sye W g. "a 9 II Of 40fh.st 24SXlO0; Thomas
hume and another, executors etc. 10 David Sic
veuS0n.
M,dison. ave = g. 70 II n OF 6lsist l5YS5 Z Nor
gan referee 20 Alfred HOyt.-......- -..---.--.:
New. York and Il sriem Railroad east and west Oh
(2lth Ward) aD1ut27 u acres: NJ Smith, referee,
John Puesing
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aretiou Sales OF Real Gsidtc.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctloneer.

MORRIS wilkins, Auctloneer.
DECElVER'S SALE OF the BOND STREE
IL SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
f. II. LUDLOW & co. will sell at Auction on WEDNES-
DAY March 49, 1879 u O'Clock at the Exchange Sales
ROOM No III broadway. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
WILLIS S. PAINE, esq. Receiver
Rowcy No 33O-The valuable properly the Northwest
corner Of Bowcry and Bondst, and known as the Bond
Street SAVINGS Bank.
Maps and 'ul particulars the AucOnecrs Office or
MesSIs. BARLOW OLNEE Attorneys, NO zoo BiOad"aS'
f5257I
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tonses ano Rooms ruanieo

An APARTMENT, OR FLOOR, four to
"A rooms bath sIitsble for family rent mod
eIGo location central Address W. f. D. Tribute Office
FURNISHED and UNFURNlSHED HOUSES
era desirable wanted Immediately for FIRST class
tenants III BROW CONEEH~, l,olb BrOadWay, near
44th-st.. and l6i Broadway; open evenings
HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished, to rent
y ow with privilege of purchase accommodation for -
or moi within hour Of New YORK fruit
and garden railroad station steamboat landing Ad
Y, Box 80. Tribune ONCE with particulars.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Poster Mrs II n TO James II Fitzgerald. No 80 eros
tv-st year. al enuLa rent OF .--.......
Marshall G N aud another to Charles Williams. No
IS Crosby ST. years. at annual rent Of.....--...
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, March Is. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex
change salesroOm to-day
BU 4. II. Muller & Son.
] story brick ho1se with lot, No ~ West llthSt n
= l66 # " OF University place, lot 26xlO33j oo,
5story brown stone building snd 4-story brick
house with lot Nos go and 237 East 44itst, n g.
purchaser 81 -uA'e 1900
o9 ; Ffoyd ciartsoE TO- 200
Nc gH 4O5(
ioo4; iame purchaser: :iIh 2yl;
io 81 John DC Carroll 1902;
Tefence Farley. s75(
BU O J. LHOD
5story brown stone building with lot No 433 West
JGth-st. 1875 II OF lOth-aye, lot 2j&lOO5; Geo -
4
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE. ..
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL" r.-
NOTICE-The steamers OF THIS Line taLe the Lane route
recommended by Lieut. Many u s. NJ on both the outwlri
ana hOmeVard VOYAGES. - -
GEKMA NC, apt Kennedy 'urday March ~ D. m
ADPItrlt' CAM ieurlnys 800 THURSDAY. March. ~ 2.
BALrlC... ........ THURSDAY, ApIi g. $50 T. ID
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w. lVlIi-
ST.
These uniform and unsurpassed IN ap
p0iutInents saloon. state smoking and Blth
placed amidsups where the noise ana motto aLo
least ;ot aOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto unatanloo
al -. e. 40 ~.
RATEs-saloo $50 $50 and 800 steerage SS Return
eterms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep norpirs.
inspection other information apply al the
Companys Offices No. 81 Broadway New-l or $40 wal
hutst. Philadelphia H. J. CORTl5. Agent.
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Brcoklnn Neal Gstals for Sale.

FACTORY PROPERTY-FOR SALE OF to
Il LEASE.-The premises known the Kings County
Mauufscorv situated tommeTcalst Greenuont IIOot
feet Ui lot
600 The buildings in soupd sui II initial coalition
and ADAPTED for almost any manufacturing pDOScs
Ior particulars apply 10 W. J. ENMkl, Panama Railroad
Company, No. 81 Wai-st, New-NOrk.
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iilusieal Instruments.

VNAKE NOTICF.-UDOn my return from Eu-
rome ls7s .tyertisct largely Beaty's offer tor this
month beautiful piano upright psrlor organ, style 1888
IA .tnrs knce sNes SETS u reeds; weight boxed 800
pounds; monoposts price about $40 my pce 9hy s5o 20
rysst W n. he demand worked at tie factory I'll ~
n, Ia nm orders This unparalleled otter Is extended until
further notice To It, however oder now New
sip5 sY5 sl45 and upwards new organs SO 10 >4Ao pay
only after testing Instruments At your own home
Gu ar free. ADDRESS Daniel T. Beatty "ashngtoU ~
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Gitn Real GsIaIe For Sale.

EOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BROWN
STONE DWELLING WITH ALL THE MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS ON MADISON.ANE, NEAR CEN.
TRAJ PARK LOT 25xJ5. THE HOUSE WAS BUILT
FOR TIE OWNERS OWN OCCUPANCY, AND WOULD
BE SOLD. WITH THE ELEGANT FURNITURE AT a
REASONABLE PRICE As THE FAMILY Il GOING
TO EUROPE. APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pne.st.
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gurogfau Advertisements

rINAMAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
Il sCRIBED by tine Facuty)-A Laxative, refreshing ana
mcdcaed fruit Ozenge Tor tho ipncdate relief and
cure constipation headache bile hemorrhOds, IHmar
unlike pills ana uIgauves agreeable 10 take ami
never proiuces Irritation f. GRILLON, q Rue Ram
puteaf. sold by ali chemists
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Ieeal Noliecs.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County Of New York Gillender as sole sur
Ioyct deceased paint against susan l. King as admin
Of thS estas Of J2ss b Kng @ 3
w Mite KIN MI T baSd hTnTonr Ions Sahn
7. Jones. vii lam W. Rider Joseph L. Lowey J3stph r.
Fraaicr defendants. -summons-Io the above named de
lendsns GU are hereby umnonsd to ans %sf me cor
TINS ATTORNEYS within twenty DAYS after the service Of This
failure appear answer Judgment wiz be taken against
dated New;YoIE February 1875 .TAYLoK FEknls 4, &
Wast, NewYOrk T. o. add ess. and 10 Wal-st New
King Esther Kensrd King john T. Davis and william H.
you pursuant order the Honorable Charles DonoGue
Of me Justices Of The supreme Court OF the sae oi Hs%
complaint This acli0n in the Office of the CLERK OF me CITY
e eRq cGqR fER Soq Si
neys and 10 Wsli-st. \. y. Fl9 law6wW
CUPREME COURT, ERIE .COUNTY.-Ros-
- well y Burrows, EtwarI f. Iondr.ek; Eiward White
hSf Of ali otter. HAVING ike Interest become par.
oitSa JOSIAH B Plumb jcg i4Toae survivors Of Al
tie last vi and stauen Of tie said Albert il Tracy do
ceased the Sholde or Their represeaa
to All having claims against sad
hereby given Thai on tho peduon 81 Lorenzo Bnfws the
receiver APPOINTED this action which petition g
ase a 7 an GeF S3s Ss made .n5 for the
Y@n Of E TgS at tue Cy 4 s o cS.a e amy
as Edp .r az S d to III . P be and 9Sof for
County Erie County Hall in the CITY OF
Buffalo On the ~ March 1873 At the opening Of
court thereafter counsel can be
beard why the said rece or should not pay, out oil the fI
hands such dividend Of -four and Onehat
per cent the the said Buffalo and LOckpOr Rail
road COMPANY the stockholders their representatives.
of I'D COMPANY And IL further OTdee that suli
Client the be then shown said time ard
a b appointed TO examine and upon the &C
81 said receiver 10 the end that on.he coming II ana
ate ana said receiver discharged That sad peon was
uy said duy entered In the Office OF The Clerk
Of Erie the 2JIh daY OF February 1873
Dated Buffalo, February 20, 1879. ........ ,.---,-
LORENZO Re RROWS, Receiver.
BURROWS & VIELE Attorneys for said Receiver al
Main ST.. Buffalo, "
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Corporation Notices.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY OF
i NEW YORK, March IA lS79-Atenton Is hereby caiei
20 the public notice in The City Record" the disposal OF
srcet DIRT farmers aud others who may desire the same
without BY order Of the board. -. .,,,
b G. HAWLEY. Chief Clerk.
NOTICE.-The lease of Fulton Fish Market
~ WIN be offered npGue ale 70 be held BY GLdST o.
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS at the ENCiiANGii51
SALESROOM, No III Broadway, on TU ESDA1, Isl ~
MARCH 1879 For full information 500 The CITY I'eeOiu
for sale at No. Q CITY Hall
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70 LEASE for a TERN of YEARS;


THE OTTAWA HOUSE,
Cusbng Island Portland Harbr Maine Easily accessible
ana delightfully."- situated within three miles from Portland
CITY with constant communication as also the
neighbcring ISLANDS by ferry steamers.
Cushnes Island the eligible and picturesque
seaside resorts the Atlantic Coast comprising 500
acres ~ land with delirhfu drives and walks
considerable portion under cultivation, and well stocked
farm.
Facilities for boating, fishing and bathing unequaNtd
The OTTAWA HOUSE is a substantial brick building, at
100 and the undersgned Il
desirou leasing the whole property for term OF yeas AT
nominal rent with view Of having the premises enlarged
from three FIVE hundred rooms at EXPENSE OF lessee
Responsible parties wishing 70 negotiate VII pase corn
mumcae with undersigned before the 3Oh lnst
and will be met IN Portland between lt ana ON OF APl
wien e can be visited and further cuars given
and terms arranged ,,, 49,. IT,. -.
mis- propcry valued at half million dollars oilers an
excellent opportunity 10 hetel men capitalists.
THOMAS CUSHING, Managing Executor,
Montreal, Canada.
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Cori1trn Zeal Gslate for Sale.

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
~ house ami lot The lot is25Xl 80 rect me
stories, aud cOna.us rooms; III tue re Oi
The hous. small building suitable Tor carpeter shop
ore furniture maker house il Oh staten Island n T.
and aout 10 minutes wax from Clifton Landing The prop
try can De bought $1,000 part Of the purchase money
Onice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

GRATEFUL-COMFOR
EPPS' COCOA.
thorough knowledge % the natural laws which g
the operations OF digestion aud nutrition aud 6y caret
application Of the prOpDrues OF we'll soctel cocoa hr
Fps provided break tables with dec1tcly nav
beverage which heavy doctors 0lls
II by the juicOus of such articles OF diet that consul
tuition may he gradually built until stroIg enough 10 resist
tendency Hundreds subtle mAladles are
floating around ready 81 attack wherever there i weak
point We may many fatal shaft by Eeepng ourselves
fortified with pure blood and properly nOursbed Iidm
-iClvil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
sold only In packages labeled thus
JAMES EPpS & CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists
as 1hreadneedlest- and 10 Piccafluy
London England
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Cornlrn DroperIp 60 Eet.

HOTEL, handsomely furnished, in vicinity
of New.York capacity 175 guests; viii be rented 10
competent hotel with means TO conduct n ass
style For particulars apply at HOTEL EACHANHE' III
Broadway, at u O'Clock daily
NIONTCLAIR. - Houses furnished, unf!rr-
WI nislod sale and rent Howe Parsons,79 CedarstNG
ORANGE, n, J.-Houses and Country Seats
" TO let sale; great variety also farms and build
ing lots BLACKWELL BROS. 243 Broadway, Room 3
ITO LET. furnisbed-At ChapDaqua, on Har
i lem Railroad. about 80 miles from York large
house containing 10 rooms spacious grounds stable an
small fruit For iuif psfticusrs address
II. l. MI RRAY, 400 Broadway, n y
ITO RENT-In Claverack, n. Y, near CLAY
crack College for 1925 year. fine farmhouse WIN ~
stable, garden and orchard ALoNZO fLASh'
rEO RENTAL Croton Landing, one hour
room cor TAGEfor $500 six COTTAGE for Si0o
peryear AgPy 10 OF address GEORGE r. FEhhs' Cl0'oh
ITO FLORISTS and MARKET GARDENERS
To lease at low figure about acres OF gIonn IN te
~S CR iS46; y iV''0 vi al = H. ftDLow CO. r1nost
ITO RENT-At TARRYT0WN and IRVING
Il TON-COUNTRY SEATS, from $1,000 TO $1,000 a
deeot for sale very cheap-a rare opportunity. PURDH
BROWER. 100 Man.st. Tarrytown "
TO LET-At Plaintield, n. j., 45 minutes
York handsome two story and French roof
house II rooms al improvements 9aI and s1 ken
'"'" way 100 Barclay.st., New.York.
ITO LET OF FOR SALE, at Hampstead, L. l.,
five minutes from depot house. . rooms, water, gas
heater with city lots IN ssrdeh 9g Sou nor
224. or IS ssuth-str New.fork.
rINO LEASE for a TERM of YEARS;
4 That well know and
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Real estate to Gxthange.

LOR EXCHANGE.-Any person having Kan
sas Nebraska Missouri lands, which they wish 10
change for property in this County, can address go
March Z 1879 J. $ KNAPP, Fayetteville, y. Y.
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Gre Cream.

EUSSEII'S ICE CREAM.-Best in the city
oEc ner quart TO Church Fairs 6c Charottos i5e. per
1oy ,,nt Of town orders specially. II Bible House
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Ocean Cleaners.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line calling under the AMEBI-
CAN FLAG Sailing every Thursday from philadelphia
OHIO sails THU RSDAH. March 20. ) a. IN
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COOk.-By a respectable Welsh PrOtcstan
~ woman trstcass cook IN private family understand
French English and American cooking in ~ ts branches
ave
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COOK.-Flrst-claSs French woman; large ex-
~ perence In fine cooking soups meats and desserts
pase, aud side dishes take entire charge Of sitchen
reasonable best reference 36S Othaye 23dst
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6clp Uanie6

XXrANTED-To ENLIST in the SIGNAL
w CORPS. L. :. Army-SiI good instrument makers ;
nust have fair English common school education good
c,atarter AND wiling enlist 1oders allowances
haul .T5 pef month. Address "RkCRClTING OFFICE
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON. ID. c.
XNANTED-A first-class china decorator.
w one no undo all branches Of the business Ad
dress NORBERT KIECHEISEN, NO. Gil North 2ihstg
81 LouA No
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6iindiions Uauie6--femalsJ

(OOk, &c.-By very good family cook, tC
~ do also the plain washing s splendid baker and
furnish tho best 81 references city country Cali at co.
ON ave, near 35tl st, JACQrIN'S RUREAV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-04

II the belief be wen founded that Judge MIL
1ers refusal to hear the appeal in the Poncas
habeos corpus case. on the ground that the
Indians were discharged without any bond for
Lheir appearance, causes Judge Dundy's decision
10 stand unalterably as the law, Indian affairs
have passed from an unsatisfactory to an alb
surd stage. A delegation of northern Chey-
enDes was in the city last week. Their leader
urged forcfbly and eloquently that the tribe be
permitted to return to their Old homes In the
north The 'Great Father at Washington u
after serious consideration of the request, felt
that 1t would be unwise and 1nexpedent, all
things considered, to consent to the removal
The Indians were Informed of the refusal OF the
government. Money, medicines, ponies and
brand-new suits OF clothes were presented to
alleviate their disappointment. What Is to pre-
vent the unreconciled Cheyenne from throwing
his medicine to the winds, putting his money In
the trousers pockets Of his store clothes mount
Ing his gift pony and starting straightway for
the north pole or any intervening point, the
s'Great Father at Washington" to the contrary
Notwithstanding
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The President and the Caucus Pro
RRamme.

The recent meetings Of the democratic eau
Gus committees Of the two houses of Congress
and the meeting Of the joint democratic eau
Gus yesterday afternoon, has resulted In the
adoption OF programme to be pursued by the
majority In Congress regarding the issues
which have been raised between that majority
and the Executive. The programme agreed
On gives evidence of long and careful con-
sideration, and of q determination py the ma
jor1ty to make the best of what would appear 10
be a rather bad case The principal points In
the programme determined on are tneSe
The army shall be provided for; but none Of
The money appropriated for 1t shall BE- paid
Tor the subsistence equipment, transportation
or compensation OF any part OF the army OF the
United States to be used as police force to
Keep tie peace at the polls at any election held
within any state"
The legislative, executive and judicial
branches of the government shall also b. pro-
Ylded for, but the bill for that purpose will
make no provision for, or mention OF, deputy
narshaIS and supervisors Of elections; nor
shall any money appropriated by the bill
be used to pay any deputy marshal or super
visor And third, the jurors test oath laws
shall be repealed, and the proposed change in
the manner of drawing juries in connection
Herewith enacted. AS stated, this programme
Shows very careful consideration. 1t repeats no
1egfSidtlOn on tno STATUTE OOOkS except Une Je5.
oath laws, which are practically d lad Letter,
and wipes out none OF the ''vestiges of war
legislation The use of troops at the polls
to preserve the peace Or for any other pu pose
Is not prohibited; neither Is the employment
of deputy marshals or supervisors. There is
simply no appropriation made for such use Of
troops nor for the employment Of such officers
OF the law. 1t is very probable that by this pro-
gramme the democrats win overcome their diff
hculty with the President. The jurors test oath
repeal Is considered proper by even the most
Stalwart republicans. AS to the other portions
Of the programme, they are In appropriation
bills which repeal nothing. Congress evidently
Can specify as m1nutely as may be deemed
proper how the money 1t appropriates shall
be expended; and can leave out an item
In an appropriation bill which T.
thinks best not to insert. Such soecif1-
cation and such omission are not regarded
as reasons why the bills In question should be
vetoed. 1t is, therefore, not very probable that
The President viii exercise his veto power IL
The programme Is carried out in its present
shape. II he thought that Congress had failed
TO make provision where provision should be
made, he might call it together again; but he
would hardly veto the measures In which such
omission occurs. The chances are however
that there viii be neither a veto nor another
session, II such contingencies depend alone on
the present attitude Of the majority. The Pre-
sidents course all along has shown that he Is
not DESTROYS OF precipitating any controversy.
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w. says that Mars rushed into one Of The bat
Ties before Troy with cry equal to the shout
OF nine thousand men. We do not doubt It.
But We would like to see the goa try to make
himself heard In the same street with straw
berry peddler. There Is a great deal of bosh
written about the physical superiority of those
ancient Greeks. Swtft-foOted Achilles never
could get round TO hall so many places in day
as one OF our street howlers. And Stentor
never would have had the cheek to lift up his
little voice beside the Hellespont If he had ever
heard the bray OF perambulating huckster
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The Pennsylvania legislature has voted on a
resolution looking to the expulsion of men,
Der charged with the corrupt solicitation of
other members In connection with the Pitts
burg riot damage DILL The legislature does
not consider him as sufficiently corrupt to
deserve expulsion, a two-thirds vote being
necessary to express that opinion, but dis
approves his conduct to the extent OF a ma
jority vote in favor Of relinquishing his society,"
The revelations OF the methods employed to
Influence legislation ON this important measure
Indicate disgraceful state OF affairs at Harris
burg