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New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Diuioeno Notltes.
orrlcr or rng osrAno .ILvEn MINIya coNrANY.


OFFICE or rHg ONrAmo SILVER MrNNG CoNrANY !
30 BEDADrr.
Hgg YORK, Aprl D. 1919
HlVTDFND NO. ~.
~ Tno REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND ~ FIFTY
CENTS PR ~IA itf has declared March ray abi
AZ Office OF the Transfer cents Wols. Far, CO.. 90
Rroidway on the 18TH Transfer Bo0ss clos IN ihe
lOtu inst. II. p. PARsON- hs-is'7ni = crti ~.
NOTlCE.-THE NEW-IORK ELEVATED RAIL
- ROAD CoYrlAT TRUsrGak- oVT.R BROADWAY.
NEW ORy, Apr L l~1@.-lfr ir-crfs - ihiF igD1aY
have Ibis day declared plVlDHND ~ FIVE El IkE
t.N the ciIfJt stptt % s COMPANY l1ia Toe nst
saruing, ~ ~ March o. so pay }.s.. a. h "I q. ne
Jrrs and acr fne ls fav Oi My fts' t' We mare
holders pf oof on The 2l-t da of ADrL instant DO t-p
0nF. W Do .e tiD.c' 40 Uts.k u. Afr ~ instant,
and op'rei Oh the mornin@ on May . ncrt.
"a. tDW1NG, Treasurer.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY COM
- PANY 92 Broadway Eew.Y0ik. Tho coupon. duc Ami
J. 1879 the nr.t fnIgk lOlds 0i "rpt ern
Minnesota Railroad Company viii Doe gail Hn after hs
day flis Office CORN ELIU5 y. GOLD, chairman f1ccu-
tive Con piitre
NFw YoaN. Apli' 3 ls79.
THE STANDARD Consolidated MN
ING 90. on he ~ int declared DINfDEND ~
FIFTN CEN persbar p3ya,. Apul H. 81 he agency Of
Rduk. Wdllst. Transfer topt- viii close
IN inst ". II. COOK, Vice President
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TlrnnclGl.
cmcAao AND ALIoS RAnnoAD co. sEcaELAnI. -,


CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD co, sFc4EIAnYYz3 Q(gncH
NNUAL MFETING.-Ihc stockholders and
~ voting boniio % the CHICAGO ana ALTON Rail-
ROAD COMPANY are hereby notified that the ANNUAL
MEETING OF company The election oi ree directors
10 serve ttrp, ytrs d transaction Of such other business
r-s.fa, Ia. mold 1t tnuu4uy'-
1ex Ut 10 O'Clock A. m Tho transfer books Will be closed at
hours The 2lSt IT,, ani rroprued ON
day of Aprl next ". N. LAiiABFt, secretary.
4 CCOUNTS OF corporations and firms audited:
~ complicated accounts aJuteG suspected accounts con
fdcuUalv examined q. e. HALeTED Public Auditor ~
AassIusL
ANY Good Life Company's Policies available
"A security. Consult David PARKS Fa'krr $40 broadway
GAS STOCKS s. City R.R. (Hiorsc aud ElytD
" O-rocEs Bends bought G sold. ETHEHlTI broksL
! AXE SUPERIOR -
A SHIP CANAL RAILWAY
IRON COMPANY.
STOCK ST AUCTION
By order of the Corptro ~ ne C"Tie7y ana ne tUt'
Receiver oi the ocean Naiiona Bank WI sell ~ pubic
auction 81 nc xeanse sa,'-oo @ ~ ro ~ 8
a m slJ shares ~ the capital stock o. the Lake superior
ship Canal Railway aud iron COMPANY the par value belug
stos or any p.rt threo. from si satisfactory Dad IS
no, CDta.uec, is received IHEQ ". DAVIS .ceiyrr
CPFTcr or TIE SILVER l-LEr CONSOLIDATED
NBW-IOEK Apni >, 1879.
PROPOSALS in writing are invited and will
ITtn inst for the SALE the Trustee for CA>CEiLA
TIJN Of 30 Uf the BOND~ OF TIL. company portions
thereof giving numbers Of the Honda 'n.!t t. .,.
proposal exceeding De Gctefte uidef
tho Trust Authority pulchaso Interest 10 ArL II only
Proposal, to addressed to c. ?. DTXoS Trustee at
.Trch AZ he -iG0 600 sdvertised fr March were not
fully offered holders " bonds nouhe that ~ Cas" Of de-
uclcucr under ts call bonds by numbers viii De- drawn
EDWD. LEA RNED. FresiIent
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Icncv clearances, siG11sos57; currency balances
$24I71 500. a, ,,. ,,,o,
hcinv L,a9 below annexed nominal quotation:
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Ocean Steamers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The unr Transatlantic Line saiag under tI- ANERr.
CAN FLAG. sailing every Iaur-iav from Phi'aiel l1A
INDIANA SAILS TliJ K1DAI. Apiu lO. d .. IA
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 raLln. finn pr fn-t q l.u.I u Nn--L ILr.r

sailing fron Pier foot Cana! IT.. Nor-l I4ver
For I~IliHt~ DE PANAMA..
steamship CRESCENT CITY. Th1r,l7v, Ap..i 3D. noon.
connecting tor C'utrsl and south Nf.r-f.t '1f M"Nn
Ton rAN FRANCI~tO VIA I-IiiNJ~ OF PANAMA.
-t.1T.r.U CJION. Monday. e: Ir. u noon.
tOautC ug ior ttntrs AND SJI'' 'T.-r.' C1' Mexico
From san IrsEGscO Tor japan ami Caiua' .
CITY bF P7fa fNts. f1F n on
From S9n tTauclsc, 10 E0rJ.uC. Sew ata41ri, ana
Australia:
For rgcht general .rf3rml.iO., apDs 30 CJUpIIys
Q1Ica on bier 100 Of Canal w.. Ns.f7 I.v'r
Passengers forwarded io ~.tN ANti-''. - pNIlt
ISIAN DN JAPAN, CHINA NtMkiA "a ID y :.
TEAlT'. ~Di lii ANEtI.AN, tL>l RIAL AAl tt''A -
and q EN AN PORTS
inf l0r I rFrl o. routes apply To ilo
Tlsser gsr DCDlrtireut y 2Ji t-oI'"f-.
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Diplosno Notlces.

Dlpl0eno N0IlreS.
NEg.YoRK. March rs 1879.
nINIDEND No. 7.
IL Tho Directors OF tine EMPlNE GOLD MINING con-
PANY nave day dec the regular MONTHLY DlNl
DIN o EIGHT CES 4, per SHARE (Fsr vaue sl0l out
m net carungs tho noat OF Fshtu8rr able st to
office treasurer. : y. White. No. WailsL on toe
81 II dlv The bOoSs 10 close March IS, aud
reopen Aprl /. 1879 @ il hANDFORTH Sea
Ort1cs OF rIn PLUaAs NATIONAL QUAgrB anNo co.,
o.. BROAD.sT, ROOM 3.
NEW YORK. April ., 1879.
nIVIDEND NO. 15.-Ihe Board Of Directors
Fhuve hls dnY declared DINI DEND tNo l5l OF EIGHT
Gen ~ per share gar value 20 the capital stock VI nls
COMPANY OF the net earnings for the month of March
1873 PAYABLE the Office OF the Company and after Ap1
Transfer books will coee the 18th and the
2ld inst HENRY j. kOuhIts, Iransicf scuctafy'
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-EW.YORK. HAVANA anl MEX!CAN

steamersl eavo Per So. 3 Nortl Iyer y 3 p n
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and NfK '+. L
Calling 40 PrOgTcssl, CamPa,Iy ana t.pIifra. -
CI1Y Of WAoHINGTON ,Hayma oIiyI liurray Arl 10
CRY OF VERA tI.-I ..-......- t,Ifutr. ATr.' 10
steamer leaves New.Urcars Ap-2 aC1 Npr 2i f1- Vera
Cruz. Ma;aInru-, isApc,. iuafth. ChAAru,Jl WIN
steamer for Havana, New lgra aud a11f. yIii-
Z. ALEXANDRA p Sons, SOS. 81 iIl 3i RroliNW
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Total nd JlnnaIv ]

The following ~ compara'yc statement OF the cy-
ports OF specie the port of NcwIOrs 10 foreign
ports from January / To this date, for period oi
tvouiy-tight wears:
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RrOpTV CERNANIIOYD

~ srEAMGHIP LINE BETWI5E NEW,foHK'
CONPANY's PIER fo1to STCOND-l" HobphEN .,
RHEIS. .......Sat April l. MhIN ........~ ~1f ptl ~
NECNAN ar .1rt f.f q .....-~ sat. itp3
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.NOEK - s0CgHAdP'
.-.- -. - TON. HANEE OR PEE'tN: 80,
FIRST CALM. -ruU ~FDDSD tABl ..-.......tJp
STFFRAGE. $50 ..-,,.
Return tickets at reduced rates Prnpfd st7'fe V't'
cates $50 ..
OEL..fCHS q CO.. BOWL. 2--Teen.
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The Ontario Silver Mining Company has deca cd
B dividend Of 80 cents per share, payable
At the Office Of Wells Fargo Co.. Aprl To- IrabslerS
close April 10. ,-,
George H. Prcntiss, dealer Ia stocks ana municipal
securities has removed his Office 10 M. - BrOtdSt
The gloss earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
l.uL.LanA lO.LOMa:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07

The following shOW7 the relations o'tWccu 'o
-. a.. ..4.l i.,.,-tt l4hllitIp..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
A NATIONAL QUARANTINE.
TIE PRACTICAL COSCLUsIO&s OF TIE SPECIAL
COMMITTEE ON EPIDENIC'.
GENERAL TREss pisPAICHI

IhE IIA'''
COMMITTEE oN EPIDENIC-.
,.fSrvlr VRr-s DISPATCH
,...-- a
WA-HINGTON, req. the N'lt'l '""'H''''' w
-la Senate aupoiuted 70 investigate the best means
go H. :....l.....,.., ,,,l .,,r..d of
Of preventing the Ih'f"u"''''" "N' Ni'l''u ~,
endemic diseases in the United states submitted
'p4''-''' va -
Its report to-day thl"GsA senator HAMS iN' 4e-
mort SAYS:
Arc 10 ,,,,,- . ,.r...,tl., tI!r iutroeuctinu an
- ,i,.s fr1,n other couuIr,r- Is absolute uou-iu-
~ ,g..,r. no, ~ -. In -rdrnj., form,
mn. fli., So exist and the next best means
4 ,ra,a-f oD i- a well regulated National quarantine
. %, so a.. p. ctrrf,rI-. "a. 10 The uIAtryArccs Of all
-if.ry measures al the port OF Departure bv al
p'' -. M, r ,-,i mon and rpIaII. strict ia
''@s.I' ,'1'i- Io..arilnf ~ all 'Irg-ssgiy IN
it4.., - ,,....,. tl,'ly csrlo,s ra4sercers aut
Hl'N'''' ,. .,.fr,tiof az fh., same when
&C. ana ,' tir OryIf.lr station, ue. one hrIug
into. .r,t unrt If tIp d led STATES Wl.lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsuNorON, Irliay, =

WAsuINOTON, Friday, Feb :, l~19.
The subscriptions 20 the pr cent oA since yeat'f
3,,'- report have amounted TO S3,77@,oo0.
T, lions. Committed o. IuGI-u Affairs agreed this
,..r,.,u. 10 report tie bill prepared by The luIan
I for t.. transfer of Cu.cf Joseph aud such OF the
g. Pr-,c Indians a. desire to accompany LIN % l4e
Indian Territory.
The o-uat, Finance Committee, by vote o. . og.ust
decided to-day 10 recommend concurrence ih 'A' house
p-,,-,on r rcia The tax oa manufactured tobacco 20
Is cent. Per Uouad. The committee hA'7 'Nr TAX on
,rre ar - cents ard strikes ont al the pr'Fl rr
,c L. the tax cigars chcroot- qua '-Airt't' nus
r,..-.u 10 eave subject tO tdNtliou III ensuing
Iarte n. retosl ~ TIE match tax j. Stricken u-i
The amendments sU1m'ttei by senator hu.'er
are il tie nature OF substitute for tae pending Texas
and Pacific Railroad bill They propose the completion
~ The Red River and Mississippi knf''" 'u' i1e new
Orleans Baton Rouge aui N.c4sburg Railroad gave
lands these companies. ana auihuIi<r lH'h l'<th
WIN tur IeAa. and Pacific Railroad Company {" l"-"
re-rrfd or cOuu1. bonds 10 the extent 90 7'DJu per
mile Tie payment Of winch l- 10 Dee secured ID tI-t
mort .acr Tie bonds 10 Doe paid lA 4.tJ jea4s ia
coin Win semi annual interest II D pcr cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
MR.. MARBLES ADMISSIONS.

NEARLY NINE HOURS OF TESTIMONY.
sKILFCL FENCING TO EvADE UGLY QUESTIONS. AND
FREQUENT LAPsEs INTO STUBBORN RETICFNCE
-AvOwING THE SUBSTANTIAL ACCURACY OBJ HE
TRIBUNE's CIPHER DISPATCHES.
MantOn Marble, before the Potter Sub-Com-
mittee, yesterday, testified. as did Smith NJ
Weed and Colonel PeltOn, TO the substantial
accuracy of the TRANSACTIONS of all the inn
portant TRIBUNE CIPHER dispatches which
were received by or sent to him
while he was in Florida. He adj
mitted transmitting to Colonel Pelton
the two propositions, one of $2000Oo and
the other of $4,000, for the purchase of
the Florida Returning Board. He regarded
PeltOn as the authorized agent Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. When be left
New York for Florida he took a cipher that
Pelton gave him, and went South on his own
responsibility. While there he received scores
Of offers from those who said they could
sell the Returning Board. All these Of
fers he "repulscd" with indignation, but he
did act as a medium of communication by
which three Of these propositions were sent
North. Edward L. Paris testified briefly. Mr..
Tilden will be examined to-day, and Mayor
Cooper will be recalled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE PLAGUE
DEPARTURE or GENERAL MrLIKoFP FOR THE
TLAGCE sTEICRIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MEASURES N ROCMANTh.
Ct. PrTrnsBURG. Friday, Feb :. 1873.
General L0lis Melikoff, who was recently
Amounted GoyeruorGeueral Of tie plague stricken dis
tricts which have been specially erected into province
during the continuance of the epidemic left here yester-
day for Astrakhap superinteud measures for arrest
ius the plague.
vIENSA. Friday, Feb. :. 1879.
Or Fiukcleshcrg the German delegate 10 the In-"7-
national Sanitary Commission, viii return 10 this
city 10 discuss with the Government measures
10 he adopted the Southern frontier In case OF
the plague reaching R.umana. The Hungarian
Government, with the assent Of the Kou-
manian Government. vii dispatch commission to
report upon the Of the public health IN Eoum4na
Bessarahua, Bulgaria and Eoum"ia. rhe Nv" Govern
Iu-ufs have agreed adOut protective measures on
I,rxc scale the Be--draudn aud ITdust lVHl"h Il'
ters and 10 sniff Russian line or magazines I'D hVu
mama eastward, behind the double GORDON.
MADRID. Fridsv, Feb :. 1870.
Quarantine against the plague mas been ordered ID All
SPANISH ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI

IMPROVEMENT OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
THE HOUSE PASSES A BILL on THE SUBJECT WHICH
TAXI, TIE PLAN OF CAPTAIN COwDON INTO
ACCOUNT.
WAsnINGroN, Feb. 1.-The House of Representa-
tve- passed a bill to-day providing for the organl-
cation of a commission for the improvement OF the
Mississippi River and for the correction, permanent
location and deepening Of the channel and the I'M
provement of the navigation OF the stream, and the
protection Of its alluvial land. This bill is the
compromise accepted by the advocates of the leyee
system ofimprovemcnt, in view Of the very strong
favor with which Captain Cowdon's outlet system
has been received.
The supporters Of tho levee system would have
been glad TO ignore Captain COwdons plans alto
g.ther but The attention which has been directed
to them through the press, and the remarkable
energy which this old Mississippi River captain has
shown here, unaided, III support OF his PROJECT
make il impossible for the levee men to carry
through their scheme without giving CowdoR some
consideration Accordingly. the leyee bill proper
was modified 50 nc to secure the appointment OF a
commission. The ietty system holds the first place
but the outlet system has secured recognition In an
amendment which provides That the commission
shall report in full upon the pracicabilitT, feasi-
blitv and probable cost Of the various plans known
a. the ietty system. the evee system and the outlet
gested 20 them
The bill IN substance creates commission ot hVe
persons TO be appointed by the President and con-
tirmed bv the senate, three of whom shall be ell
cinecr officers two of them being civilians. This
commission is directed to complete the surveys OF
the river between Alton, H. and the passes at the
mouth of the Iiver and to report to tie Secretary
Of War. The Secretary is authorized 10 furnish TO
the commission the services Of engineer officers adj
dltloual emplOy(-. vessels and mechanical aD-
piIa9cc- which may be needed, and $2jOoOO was
apuropriated for the purpose. This appropriation is
an absolute one but no additional amount IS TO be
appropriated on any further work 10 be- done be-
TOnd that provided for 10y this appropriation except
with tie approval Of Congress. The plan recon-
1ueuded hv the commission first 10 be submitted
to Congress for its approval. If the plan IS ap-
proved then the theory is that the necessary apprO-
IrIations VIII be made 10 complete tie work III dc-
corianCe with the recommendations,
There can hc no doubt that tins appropriation j.
intended - an entering wedge for the gigantic
fetty and lcyce iWpToy rment scheme" but n r.
mans with future ON crosses 10 determine whether
more than S2j0.UOO shall be spent upon any pan
10! the Improvement Of the Mississippi" aud II 81
upOu what plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
rHE PROCEhDIAGS " DETIIL.
HOW MARBLE WORKED FOR REFORM
Manton Marble, being sworn, testified ~ fol

NJ.
,,I'.,Ia I,,;,,,, 80, .,..i,..d .,. fot,
Mdhloh SLIu'e' peln1 9"ol"' ''''''''" 81 Iva
lows -,
~ 'ie '"'''''iA" -''' - '''' 49,
nam, a.'' residence ana "''"l' ''"' 'i'H''N
Marble N'"-l"rH i""'' 10 o''"p"' ''' 81 ''f,'''
Q-Ni't' '.u 1"" '''" ""-''H ' '''">
e''' .i'N '' l7''' - - '"'" - ,.,.,-
V-Au' UP q" ."' 81" ~ '"i'" '''.' " .,,',
-'' ''''' ''' t..,.,,''' 49,. , g.,
la ''7' ''''' ' -, D., ,.,,,,,, -, ,n,
VIZ. . '''' .,''' i.-a
h''' "' 80 w "'"' ~ ..,, 900. g.. .., o.,
S'"', " ,'N'' -, -
f''li. -''' - ..l- II,
t.''' ~ -. 49,, .,. -,
previous i''"''''" %" Tue ''s' w. ''.' 80,
OF Democrats III 'hos' "''''' 'N'e"' ''''' '"'A
count - .. ..
IVA 1e''-'oN Va i'''.',' .'' 3D.. -.
10 A'-4"''' va ,' Vs. Us -, -, ,ro
wish $40. -'''''''." ,'. d.. .....- 80
S"''"'4" 100 = '"' 49, D, ..'.'. -,
mostly c'hHAtd 10 -'Al'uI'" '' '"' l. '''''" i'''
O-Yeu went 20 Florida al the instance o. OBJ" Demo-
.r.uc Nluona. 'omm'tret A--N'' 'in''' ',' 'n"''
wen. at ~, own INSTANCE wac aware % '"' e'S''"
o. '-' 'J-', ,.r b,I .rraav ron. =, Ne@-oresns.
9TH - 20 south Carolina, and 10 seemed 10 N" 'nat
Ford, w. 1cly 10 bee neglect 81, and 20 he ioabiltY
.IGuc. any CtAct lettoh 'o ~ IT. '-i'- 'i'
that would 80.
ODD ,ou 20 at the special requ".t Of ans gwen
..,.,ug NO
a. n.i ,,t ,n AZ the rraucst-to be more speciGs
F.-,..,..tr e reopcst or Mr. ridden or ma agents
'' -. a., ,,, .,,.,...,,,., win Mr.
w. ID, ~, tn,
HUI ~" '"' ., - 800.
Q-Ls.orr going s!r. dld you airIngr VIA any one
,,r..,.... teI.gram. back from ordal $40 cX-
o.. t..- ..,I.ur A. sly.uZ. IA going the
tram, n picu ht-t az ne '"H''''' fly " va "."A
,,.,l-I,, I drove around then. q, tie rooms At the
,,.a.... uousc and saw colonel Pc.ioa there obs
Everett HOUSE ""4 -" - -,
tanned from him 6Ph'r, ana 30 ''T - '""' 'npheo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL
cpr.r EVILS IN THE PENSION BILL.

GREAT EVILS IN THE PENSION BILL.
.,,oruER ARREARS BILL NECESSARY. IF THE PRES
INT ONE is To GO INTO EFFECT-INClDENIs
,vn TOPICS N AND OUT OF CONGRESS.
The work of the Pension Office has come to
= halt in consequence of certain discoveries
nc 70 the effect of the recently enacted Ar
rears bill The trouble in the matter Is fully
cxplained in dispatch printed below. The Sen
are has passed the House bill to allow women
=, nractse in the Supreme Court The Com
,nittee on Epidemic Diseases has reported the
daft of a National Quarantine Act to the
Senate. The report of the Life-Saving Ser
vice has been issued. The Senate Finance
Committee has voted in favor OF a reduction
of the tobacco tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08

PmIADELPHGA, Feb. AT an early hour
,!- morning a fire occurred in The fonr-s;ory brick
building No I2j Nor,srccu t. occuni'd as comic q
uou-rv manufactory los Gotttors. hc,o"A CD. III"
TO- cr upi ~ uI!-- were cumu"trt DESTROYED i"E'!e
with hr machinery. Na!urI 90 about flo"" j. "IH'-
D fota. los. The rrpucr'y Wa insured - CHOW;
N.-trAe,'cr ~ I S3."ro standard OF trenton -,
German. % Ran lo 500 - f."~l-!, Cd. MASS -i'''
I..,,.-c.-' Of \ 300 Frank N Of PLlla.. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
Thomas Lord Mas born In Norwich. Conn..

Thomas Lord was born in Norwich, Conn,
N the latter part " the last century. He La resided
10 this city Tor Sky years For long time lac was enc
gagged III business IN this cry. but be re-
tired from q WIN a large fortune several y''i-
40. II was brother " RuiHs /. Lord VINO
Va. robbed ~ large amount OF bonds few years ago
Tor the recovery Of which very large reward was paid
Tpou tine death oi Rufus Lord about half oi MS
fortune or 100000 was divided between hi, brothers
Thomas and Daniel Thomas Lord owned anon.
other real estate onehaG ~ the block bounded by Ey
change Place, W Ham, Broad and Beayer--tS. He was
Naval Officer or tn PYrt of NcwYorI in ISL and for
many wears was COME ted with tDe Columbian Insurance
COMPANY now 10 longer IN existence. A. one time b"
was the prrsdeu, Of that company.
ENr or lost first wife IN 1872, ard until recently
be useI with lis four sons aud two unmarried
daughters az W - Vest seveatrentl-st. ON
December 81 1877. he was married 10 Ms
Annette wrhclmina Wilk~ns Hicks by Cardinal -
CiD,key. Ar,.Aer ceremony also wa performed ot
h D.. Val ... ~ Hyde PARK " -. Ms u'h-
was born Ia sur.uam, :. A., aud al ~ mr. ma
t-e {" Mr. u""r WI 80 $50 80
c-tv. A. cr she became widow IN l9'' Sc
-pout mucn OF ucr tune 30 Europe wh"nce % e.
times rer"ried mar ~" va 20 t i t. d ,r
h~r return rcurwei the acquaintance "nicn ''i'.-
I'M. na,ri,ae 5-oIsel very great opposition on the
par OF Mr. Lord sons. anu they maze dp-
puralion Tor commission N tlnacy. %iii ,,.
soundurss u their fa.uer's MUD. Dung me Pro
oe-dfuL- the hrdH. pnr We're n -"'il-i"h M 'h' -i
d-nc- OF Mrs Hicks q 80 10 West Fourtrrhtn--' hr
u February 49,. NJ Lord emerged rom l's
Retirement having ohtancd the afida'it- of DTS. Nusn
Flint ana F1rdyce Barker "a % hi- enUre solndhe-s
rli0t and afc brl. lie settlement of thc lam
difficulties mate. ana deed was Drawn iy "u','
ma property an % 20 10 me- ions upon ms H,'H'
BIS wife r.uqu ,hiue all right ~ dover VA '"hsiurfL
iiuu the sums winch sac had Fece'cd I'm
SIR. Lord before marriage.
Nj Lord during me past year mas NVeh Whe'r NJ
dIui. NJ. 10 IDrrt'rntn--i. ftiS physician sac
lee L4l Organic disease that Odd axe vas a. Una.
adtc te, ILL., strong constitution gave .iu 'Ee 81
u.aL-tlL... ~ nm.L- A-m.er I-lM u rea!lY w
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LIVERPOOL, Friday, Feb. :, 1919.
GERMAN AFFAIRS
ErCA1r or TUr GERMAN MISiSTrR FROM CoPfN-
HAGLS-MPOEI DUTIES.
LoyuoN. FRIDAY. Feb. =. 1879.

LoSuoN. FRIDAY, Feb. =. 1870.
4 Berlin dispatch to The Pail MAI GG,ftte
SAYS il is reported that the German Minister
AZ Copenhagen has been recalled. Tho people
N North scule-wig propose to issue a
protest against the abroGajou of the Nth Article OF
the Treaty ~ Prague. should Germany prohibit such
action the Norlh SchesNis Deputies viii formally pro
test IN the Reichstar Reuters dispatch from toren-
hagen says the German Minister ha- had farewell au
d.encc with The queen
The Standards Berlin CORES pondent states mar me
Pru-.iau Ministry la, approved inc import C-tj 90
gram. cattle and horses.
IAe Der IN respondent of The 70" is auiho|i lo
cnutauc. The reports concerning negotiations Io4 te
Uurrhase VI Hens lIaDd.
IN person.
II n understood that Germany end avlr.Es 20 ch,,
a coripronl-e Of the Arab IID!A dispute.
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WOMEN N THE SUPREME COURT.
CONGRESS NOW SENDS THE BILL on THIS SUBJECT

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBU,

IBY TELLGRATU TO NE TRIBIN MI
WASHINGTON. Feb. THE following Senators
who voted to-day against the Dill " to relieve GER
tain legal disabilities Of women" are marked men
and have reason to fear the result of their action
Bailey. Chatiee, Coke Davis. of Illinois, Davis, of
West Virginia, Eaton. Edmunds Eustis, Grover,
Harris, Hereford. Hill, Herman. Maxey, Merrimon,
Morgan, Randolph Salisbury. Wallace and Whyte.
The bill, which originated in the House, passed the
Senate bY vote of 40 to 20, and therefore
only needs the Presidents signature to be-
come law. IL provides " That any
woman who shall have been n member OF
the bar of the highest court of any State or Terri
tory. or of the Supreme COurt of the District Of
Columbia for The space of-three years, and shall
have maintained good standing before such court,
and who shall be person of good moral character,
shall on motion and the production Of such record be
admitted To practice before the Supreme Count of
the United States"
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Commissioner Of Education to direct the operations
under this act and report upon the result in his
annual statement was adopted, and the bull put
upon its passage. As the vote about to be
taken tho hour expired, and it went over for day.
General Burnside did not seem to find much
amusement in the proceedings He SAID be was not
ashamed of the bill and added that some legislative
bodies in the country would be better behaved II II
had been undo q law many NeGrs ago.
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rELLGR4pHLl NOTEN.

NOT TO go 1910 DEgT AFTER All
NUMlNsruN. Drl.. Feb. 6.-lhr city council To-
night indefinitely pee p"u. f~ r "Alrn J. va p".-'l 70"
gIsiIrt u-alus authority . UoI'o" = 49,
oOO ior the cou-f Tuci.1u No laH watsr T'i-'.
FAILrR At BOSTON. -
m.fc.l e. upurtrrs and dealers 10 African pi "-n H {
failed The liabilities are snd % De 40 u, sto''.V -"
..lt cons. 80 q usriy aud cIrg - 10 ii-si
THE DAIElGEN ArIOl ~.
Utica v l.. Feb. G.-Iuc state DIrymen Ae.D-
closed IT. 10 dav Addresses were male by W
H. Pnoe, o. The hsn-iors 1r'cer loJ'tt McAdsn '"e
..u1an rOtrI ti-es. uI4kcr and Pruic--or A. u 'hr-
~ Of hamilton Golfer The follow ne officers were elected
Ion nh. Ing year. 81. Folsom, New totk PRESIDENT -
n 0Ubart fica. serrrtlTv Lew g. smith, tTraFurr thc
Hon y A WIart Llttle Tails chairman u lie UAFu o. o..
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