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have seea poor woman with two three children
sraggng throu IN the street up 70 policeman, say
ing: Can't 10 In there tp0ntng 70 corner gro
eery) and get my husbands have nothing TO eat nc
has OF been tonight with his weeks salary ana
we are starving The policeman answered that ne
could not tue had right to go there TINS Dill Is
TO make nsdemesnOr to allow the playing OF eafus
for drinks thus placing the power With the oneers VI
the law thai they may so INTO these places and taRe
man out when so directed by the wife OF MS poso'"
The bill provides that every or lessee or keepe
OF any house used in whole or in part n saooh OF
drnkins place. who knowingly permits any person
under wenty-One years OF age to play at any game OF
chance therein is guilty OF msdemeanor ana every
person engaged In the sale OF liquor AZ retail either
malt ynous or sprtuous. who permits any person or
IN hs saloon grocery store or other place where
uouor IL sold at retail in any adjoining thereto
or connected Herewith. TO play game OF cards ace
bagatele or any other game of chance or skill or VINO
himself plays any such game with any other person 10
any such poce for the purpose OF determining by such
game which OF such persons shall pay for or not pay
for drinks 10 be partaken ~ 1T Such pace oir
for cigars money to determine the Ownrshlp OF
euy other thing OF value IS guilty OF misieineano ana
upon conviction thereof In any Court OF comp ia
dictiOn shall he fined IN sum MOI exceeding 1oOo or
imprisoned in the county Jail mol e~dlnE ak ul"u
OF By both such fine and imprisonment ava any lCison
who PLAYS any such game at or IN any such lacc' o
any such purpose, shall he guilty o. nlsdeeHhVT anu
punished in the same manneI
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MARCH At ITS VERY WORST.

. DAY THAT SURPASSED IN DIsCOMFORTs ANY lOF
LAST wINTER-THE STREETS IN WEIGHED
Contradictions INTERRUPTION OF TELE-
GRAPHIC FACILITIES.
The snow storm which came yesterday had
coma necultarly disagreeabe features. The snow fell
,n large fakes which half melted they fell
covering the streets and walks with "slush," and
loading umbrellas so that they were difficult
TO carry. II was almost impossible to walk
and keep dry shod and street corners and crossings
the troubles and dscOmfors OF the day were increased
There obstruction street travel except such
rs comes from overcrowded cars and stages All who
could rode their destinations and this veTey taxed
the resources Of companies The elevated lines
had more than their usual number of passengers,
peciay during the commission hours when 1t seemed
ga II all New-York wished to 90 uptown.
The rain began TO fall ia this city at 1880 Yesterday
morning The temperature at the Signal Station VAS
then above 40o and gradually fell until II was at $40 At
noon Al l1:45 a. H. The rain turned ", and fell
,brou0bout the afternoon. The wind was eastery in
the morunR but gradually yeered TO the northeast and
then 10 the north which quarter 1t blew through
ont the afternoon At time it very strong,
ranging from twelve 20 sixteen miles an hour AT 3
n M. the fall Of rain ana amounted 10 5liiOo
inches.
sergeant Lynch Of the United States Signal Service
STATION In the Equitable Building, SAID that the storm
centre WAS in North Carolina yesterday afternoon Cnu
nonary storm-sgnas ordered at all points from
Beaufort TO Portland Az THIS port the storm-nag wac
run no 12:40 a. ~ In me early evening me siush
ondiuon Tor walking difficult TO imsgne In tue
na-ks AID other untrodden places the snow had not
as COMMONLY remarked that yesterday was the
aorst OF the disagreeaDle days OF lhe season. Inc
snow CONTINUED 70 persons DO we're net COMPELLED
10 be out LETT their those VINO had to ~
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THE PRRSS AND THE STRIKERS.

70 the Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR, We workmen are all of one mind in
the opinion that the NewYork Press does not decide
fairly between the two parties to these industrial dis
putes that h considers only the interests OF one side
land that not ours and hastily renders judgment In It's
favor II the press Is DESTROYS OF acting the part OF
peaeemaker IL must first assume the merit Of Impair
atty.
The matter of wages one in regard TO which work
men believe they have a right TO hold, assert and III
they care Of course 10 proper Tay enforce opinions
- ;hsir own They readily agree that the employers
hav. the same right The two parties naturally often
differ as 10 what T. equitable arrangement and strikes
go lockouts" are simply putting the sincerity aud
OF their respective convictions ON the subject
10 the proof. And the combatants are not so
matched ar you suppose. Respectfully, IL D.
He,0. York. March Is. 1850.
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EnREIliN NOTES.

LONDON Frlday, March 10 1880.
Feld-Marshsl Fuad PacbA il on trial before special
tribunal AZ Constantinoplc charged with conspring
against the Sultan.
The Project Police OF Paris has Issued circular 30
The Commissioners OF Police nstrucrg theta furnish
him with detailed report respecting all the religious
communities in Paris and the PrOyi ccs
A Berlin dispatch TO The Pail Mall Gazette SAYS " In
consequence OF the Pops friendly attitude II Is prob
able that direct dpOmatc relations between Germany
and the Vatican VIII snOrty be resumed"
An Austrian revenue cutter has seized two italian
trading South Dilmaan waier-, because they
surreptiouey conveyed 5000 brccch loading rifles and
n quantity OF ammunition apparently detained 10 Alba
MIA or Herzegovina The crews Of the vessels
rested.
The G0Os, OF 81. Petersburg publishes an article on
the camp at Tcnksar during the last campaign which
reveals state disorder and uncleanlness that al
most Incredible IL s noticeable fact That the Russian
press since the appointment Of General Menku II, has
iepn remarkably OutspOkrn, and with impunity 80.
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submItted to the discomforts Of vading anke,deep ~
the melted snow and water standing III crowded Cars
with the best grace pos5ilie- ctIoet-VAVs''"h'
perilous and wet feet were inc RUE ~ lat NIGHT IL
At the Signal Service Office at iate hour ldst
was Thought mat as the nd changing 70 'he
west the snow woud soon ee,se 10 fall Tue w.,
wAs clear at of the stations distant rum tho q,
At P1ttsburg and Pliiade!ll a snow lel anu n,,oh
Dosfon There waa a local snow fall IN part Oh heh
Igan. An unusually small plumber OF Vessels "iii'N "
this port Yesterday. -. A. .ele-
In the evening some difiruity arose VIII ~ ~. The
graph wire IN the in mediate vicinity or New lotH'
American Union COupaDy Ost connection wiz .. an
Brunswick N j., 500. This occurred AZ 10 NV
hour could not be sent out 10 make
and with offices In the interior OF this State was
It said the Office OF the company thAt III
would be overcome enrV tn-s ~, me- Cnn,nanv n
the general office Of the Western Union COMPANY :"
was said that difficulty with wires that "eIr Ia
had arisen. The ager OF the Atlantlc hnu '.,
Telegraph COMPANY said that much dimcnty "hs 49,
rlenced within 100 miles OF New lofK, anu -
lion was slow although entirely broken on Bet"Ta
here and Phtadelpnia, New-Iaven and ALBANY ulIn
culties were with. Further South where tne s,
was all ran and further North. where u was al '
West was unbroken. Owing 10 the nre IN wanna
Conn. the communication between Hartford anu HS ~
Haven interrupted on the wires OF the A''Sn'0 W
Pacific Company. -
LONG BRANCH, n. j., March 19.-Ihe Msrcn
couinocla storm which now sweeps the Southern New
ersay coast promises 10 DO OF great pIgnltu"''
The storm came from the northeast about 0cio'A '
morning. and by noon the wind vecrcd to the
accompanied by rain Two inches 81 snow NV - lie
SINCE o'clock TINS afternoon, ana the Neocy VI -"
wind increases the night wears on
NEw.O ORLEANS, La, March 19.-The state Ehslne'r
thinks there is no serious apprehension Of an oN'Tho"
unless the water reaches the 1874 standard; II is 10"
eighteen inches below 10.
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daasief OF il. : ana NJ. Belue aged months and 10
F from 3l7 West 3othst. sunday. March 81, at II
O'Clock.
Amos Binncy OF iost.n.
sRIrrov-Gn Frieay morning March Is. Mary. widow OF
tg ',e @ md are inTe To attend To funeral from
her Ia residence 52 West 10Th s' On ioniy. 22d 'n''
ii 0fipr. q. M.
BoUsALG-siddenly a. Morristow9. NJ; March ~ Eliza
widow oths lac John Ho15" rhs s q oar o. He MaSe
ave on -atd. day. March 20 at . o'clocx; .,,,.,o
and Is m 1ain om barclay and christopher sts N
CHAPMA Nsgdreny at Norwich ~ nsSoas y, 5. m
NJ NI tSi s tS -, yea l's u lis age
GIuON-At Yonk FRIDAY. March 49, Margaret eldest
.cP P viii he held at Church YOnkers
an Nonday March ~. at 1880 D. 49,
Traps from central Depot al II and 1885 "a. m
KEEN-A Augusta Ga on me lgth 'a'' J0naShn Asrh'
son of Anna a. and the late George A. heeh OF Ne"~A'
Notice Of funeral hereafter
IAwRENCE-At oclDrilge. Mass. March Is, Samuel
aSTf"Gs e at oe BRIDGE sunday afternoon,
Mount AUBURN. Cambridge. dass.. Tuesday noon
MoRRIs-At Geneva ny On the morning Of The lsIh inst
Funeral serv viii be held at Trinity Church Geneva on
sGfnria., Goth 't,- at So D. al
NoRTHRoP-In Brooklyn on Thursfay morning March Is,
Mary f. De vols. vile II charles Sort hrop ,, ,.
Re ana men invited TO attend the funeral rom
la rssulonco, 81 JOa emont, SATURDAY Mterhooh al
RIKER.On Thursday March 10. Thaddeus Weed HAer IN
the $s'e t held on MONDAY 2d in.t 81 the
Fgnrr services from Johns Church. stanford Conn &C
2:.0p m. .. s,.,,,,,, No. a, arrival ~
O'Clock tram from New YORK
ponNANIn ew Bedford Mass, on the 18th 'nst. susan
Emion holman daughter OF Tie late samuel anu halhah
III. ROdman 90
ertetrrAt New brunswick v j. on Friday, March 10,
Niary vyilow Of the EdWaid Z. Strllc.
nVtoi 70 az ehd the luhra IOl
~ eaec of her daughter Mrs. d. L. Campbeil - Al
Ne brunswick - j., MONDAY, March 90 AT >
80, .,cs d. M, wItnOut further notice.
TTcKER-At BROOKLYN, March Il, Captain faIrham H.
Tncker In the G3d year Of ms age. . CO.,
Encra will take place a. iae r'sdencr IA CheeVer.
risce ON MONDAY March ~, at = O'Clock p. M.
vAIENrINE-Ather residence. Glen Cove, L. L. on Third
day Third MONTH l6ih Martha WIDOW 0l the late jacob
ir,es ana nenis aro invited attend her funeral at
Frcud,' Meeting House MatlnecOck L. L. on First day,
2lRtinst. AT II DciptA A. IA ,,-,,- .,.-.,.. -
copvsvauces win waiting AZ Locust Valley station on
srrvl OF the leaving Long Island city at a. H. or
| Fatnush-ave. at 500 a. m
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COTTON MARK gTs.

LIVERPOOL March l9-l23O pm.-Cotton steadler; MID.
bales inc ufng 1000 bales for circulation and export OF
me sales YESTERDAY 5Oo bales were american Receiyt
aLds Mddung cause March delivery I'D, also Pied;
d. Apr and lay deliver 7sled also ira DO Nay and
June delivery I'd, also I's2d also oed also Isal 90
delivery 76sd ase 7issd DO SgEGsi ami september dsv,
7b,d Sales Of the weeG 81 O bales American, Is Oj6
forwarded re ships side direct % spinnsr q 900 bates;
actual export 100 bales total reeepta 10000 bales
$4,000 bales amount Of Cotton afoat $4,000 bales
LyRRrooL, March l9l o. m,liddllnV Uplands Cotton
LiyEsrooi aarch 1914 p m.-Tle sales o. the DAY IN.
clnded 5000 bales meTean Futures gands Low Middig
Ir3erraoi March isis D m-Fuiures-Upanas, Low
MGdlng clause september and OCTOBER delivery sled
ACOueTA March lY.-totton quiet; MhdnnE l2aeci Low
'aes rs bales sock 1880 1881 bacs; 1879, 1850
weekly receipts $50 bales; shipments, $50 bales:
s,irG9sr, I2rch lo.77couon quiet, Miadnns. lS4c.:
pa bales; exports c0astwise g. bac' sales IL bales SPIN
n s 10 osS 'sS ig' exort Great Bain 5S7
ba c'astwc 235 bales sales e3l bales; spinners 226
sosro> March I9-couor quiet; Midahnc, 1895. Low
bale. ross $50 ba cs eypos to GREAT Britain i05 iales
stock 1881 bales weekly net rlcePts lgi5 bales gross
CnAaLSsroy March steady MidGnnR l27sslsc;
al tsSs sales 30 bales stock 1881 bales weekly
receipts 2lgl exports TO Great Britain, 1860 DAesi
20 the Continent $3.50 bales coast"ie ool baes EAeS'
tTScSSair March s-cotor steady; Kidding. 12sso; Low
Mddnng. Sc. Go0d Ordinary II 'c: tecets o bales
weekly receipts 1887 bales shipments s776 oaesi sales.
lot spinuors, 2iV bales.
GALVESTON, March l9Colton quiet Middiing l2ac; Low
TGIng IKE: Good ordinary, II &c net receipts, 30
exports Greet Britain - bales 70 the Channel
400 rars 40 bales stock 1856 bales weekly net
receipts 49, bales exports 10 ti,at Britain ? - bales
the Continent 30u2 ba,s TO The channel I4bi Dales
coa-tw9c. 81 bales; sales, "a bl!e<.
NEw-0EFANs. March ,9Cotton steady Mdfling l2Isc;
Low AiduR u &C.: Good Ordinary II &c; net IecfPts,
36sl gross, t,075 bales exports 70 Great brtn
bales: sale. 5000 bales stock Zl4OJl bacs weekly
n,f recrt Z 337 gross t9544 bales: exports 60
1rrnt Britain p bales. France AZ bales - nc
Continent S72 bge8 cOastWfse 2U5I bales; sales E5UO
D.,
March i9f'utcn quiet Mtddlng IL &C:
uddng i3lc; ,.OOt Ordinary. l2Nc; net ce pts 5
sales, tl3 bales; spinner Sb haies
stock bales weekly net Tec"iDs. 800 bales gross
500 bales: sales p 22s bales spiunrrs. lSoo bales.
S.NNNSAH March lpCOOu quef7tealy: MiddIng iz'fc.;
Mahty l. 40. Good Ordinary e. net fecelts
TOs bales. gro.s saes 500 bales last evening 800
~ haie9
r.s $50 bales. o1oorts Britain, 1904 bales 10
nfnent, $3.50 .aes coasgise. llOf bales saes
300 baos.
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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
RAILWAY REFORM MEASURE PASSED.

A RAILWAY REFORM MEASURE PASSED.
PROPOSED INVESTIGATION DRFEATED-A STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH-THE NETWORK SCHOOL
BILL REPORTED FAVoRABLY.
The Hepburn bill in regard TO the consolidation
of railways was passed in the Senate yesterday and
is now before the Governor. resolution direct
ing the State Engineer and the Controller
to ascertain the net income of the railways OF
the State was yesterday debated In the
Assembly and defeated. Mr. Wells's bill
10 change the method of electng School
Commissioners in this city has been favoraby re-
ported. A bill to tax ali corporations and trans
portaton companies has been agreed upon by the
inint committee.
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THE TROUBLE WITH TILDEN-HE WON'T DIVIDE.
from me Louisville Courier Journal lDen)

For three years Governor 1llden has mann
tanned the dignIed OF superior to the petty
abuse Of m.n. Only when his commercial honor mas
been las he spoken and then crush the asS
ant He has uttered word TO divide MS party. lie
has thrown no firebrand into the councils OF MS pai
n has stood and took the bufeting of friend and for
with the quiet courage OF hero. lie bss lifted no
hand against WOuld-be rivals. And now being IS
fhourhfful men long ago saw he must be- newt
able to a successful Democratic muasn-and be
cause ne IS Solo is accused by those VINO nave wan
foply ceaselcSsly and senseesSiy maigned hin.
with the authorship Of tine very state OF Things or
which they themselves Responsible. In ore
breath they charge him with being ieeDe paraly ne
tottel1ng edge of the and in the next win
ali the political activity OF the time, Verltbe PADDY
Mlles's boy What the meaning OF sucA IatuOus per
yersIty Alas. ms simply this: that politicians are poi
,tieians that they want know each advance what
lie Is 10 ger that they want promotions 10 be maze
from their ranks, and not taken directly from the masse
of the peopte: that they do Ike Independence or
themselves in Presidential candidates. and, these TRAITS
hrea,hpe the fefid atmosphere Of the capital, which
numbs the and dwaTfs the SOUL making the fool
ib foDser and eurTupting tho auC the good
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GEyERAL -OREIGN VIEWS.
PAROLE DEPRIVED OF A RACE.
LONDON. Friday, March 49, ls'


At the race for the Liverpool Spring Cup
to-day Mr. Icrard'- brown celding Parole, ridden D.
Jeffrey came in first by half length. win iehE'"
between Captain Machell's bay eeiding Advance inc
second horse and tho Dnke of Montrosc's hTeyearou
bay morse strathhane. the third horsc Eleven hoiss
ran Immediately the finish oi the race onlec"ou
against Parole was entered. and being proVe' ire
avyara MS given nc inst him, aud tho race was
awarded 10 vauce. The betting jast efr me rce
yns . t. .gtus; Advance. to l asAiBft Lofd Rose
nery. f,uri,ar-uld bay lily Chocolate, 10 AE"Ih>,
Parole AMI 10 60 am. tHe other starters It'oc
won lo rae. oy half length, WITH IrhXtn D'J"u'"
the second and tli-d horses.
TIE race fof tnr Grand National sieepircl"so was
won by Mr.. T. Ducrors nve-year-oid Empress. Ihe
second place was secured 10y Nj G. Moorts The Lhrra
tor (accn ana the third place bY Colonel Loyds "iA-
rr,,rsolt tr,,y borsc Do,eniafrlck. Fourteen rsn.
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A DUEL INTERRUPTED.

RICHMOND, Va, March 19.-Inteligence has
Just been received here OF duel in Brunswick County
between r. Rsney, a young lawyer Of that county.
and Richard Jolly, a travelling salesman. The duel
from political dispute caused by the recent can
on the State debt question.
hostile meeting took place near Smoky Ordinary,
the weapons used being regular dueng pistols. At
the first fire Jolly received "A slight flesh wound ~ the
while his ball off lock Of his antagonists mar
While about have a second shot, demanded by Jolly.
q constable appeared, and arrested the party They
taken before magistrate, and baec for the Coun-
ty Court for Monday next
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4.4OS.6s5
wool MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA March l0.-W ooL-The market continues
frm with ght upwar tendency ONO Pennsyyana snd
West Virunia-XX and a,Oye 56G6sot y b6Gbse.i Medl
nm 80 liJc. Coarse j5dJ6c; Newfork, Miehigan ndl
ana and Westeru-Fino and NN, 523d5'e.; Medlum,
eng60L ,c. Coarse 54q55c.. ashed Combng and Deae
fine Washed D-ann. and Xxx. D. aGoci MeHum washed
81 L2c. Coarse do. 90, % %
aGOc; Canada Washed Coruihg, 6n5Gc.; Tub washed
zoe; Fair r3G61c. Iuwa he' ConDng anu De
lnnc cdium Uuwashcd ComoiDg and pela!ns 42Gs &C
gp4r-r lo. do. su0i2-c Briglf Jnws-ntd tlotlhH-
nine or aud Y 3Nf SOC Mciun. fj047 &c. Course %
&c. Dark Earthly. Unwa.he0 Ciohirg-Hnc. 20g33c; Ne
dtn asa t2c. Coarse 80 f31C. oregon Pine 3Id4jc Ne
drum lOa I5c. I0a l3c New Mexican aud dorado
rirc so &C., Medium, 3i f4tc, Coarse arpe WOOL ~
asoc: Pull.d-E1tra aenno. 5oa6oc; super. 56aGuci
L1mDs super. IJGb G..
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MIDNIGHT YEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Tor me Drsf "a hOHrs.

NgIOVsis Tor nc DISI n HD'TH
WASHINGTON. March 20. | n. ma storm
OF considerable energy central Of tie coast OF Maine
The barometer hign N TIE Gu States. highest ana
rising IN the extrcmr Northwest. Ram has fall In the
South Atlantic East Guf States, GIT mo" I'D new
England and the Middle States. Eastery winds preVh
ia the Southwest nor.easterly ia NewEngland, south
westerly IA Tie Southern states; elsewhere they arc
mostly from north west. The temprrlture mas risen
west 81 the Mi-si-sippi River, fallen i0m inc Lik'
region 90 the Ease Gull Aes. aud remalucu hcary sta
tonary In the Atlantic Coast States
sndicdn0nG
For Now-E gland. light snow, followed Dy clearing
weather colder northwestery winds, lshet DhIouote
For tie Middle Atlantic States, ccRrldg weather,
colder moth westerly winds. rislug barometer
Cautionary signals
CautOnary signals continue at Newport ana WOODS
Holl
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THE ITALIAN AGITATION.

I.lINT, I-lIFt 10
During Wednesdays debate IN the Italian
Ciainher q. Deputies sicUor Ctylotu. o the Extreme
Let defended tie Iaiia Irreicah a .-ocianons. ht
uc.d tlo opinion that Austria was threatening LAZY
lot because OF the IrCfchti a-i auon. bat because
o.. her iaicruai ucce,sll,A $40 bel nncd 81 %
war against l'ay, aad lie, military party desired H.
on Tlnrsdly sicnor Boy.o. oi thc ENilcme In and
macmillan n. the J,gIia Jr~eIerI ~ society. sand The
Irefn Associations diu not u,siir "af VIII AuTtil.
but fh,V would moi allow Nau0nai Eghf- % ne iofeo
fcn since SOL o. note ia all parts Of itti} had
affirmed Ialy's right 10 Trieste tni l-ta. There az
nno. stormy scene ~ The Chamber OF Deputies yes-
ferddy.
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GENERAL RI-.lNrSS.
MR.. wrIIs's SCHOOL BILL FAvoRABIY REPORTED
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALrH-A NEW TAN

Mr. WFIIs's SCHOOL BILL FAVORABIY REPORTYD-
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH-A NEW TAX
BILL.
fFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSEI
ALBANY, March 19.-The Assembly Com
mittee on Public Health reported favoraby TO day the
Senate bin creating State Board Of Health. without
doubt this bill Will soon pass the Assembly.
TIE Committee Education reported favorabiy MI
Weiss bill royolutionizing the government OF the
schools Of New-York. THIS bill authorizes the Mayor 10
appoint only the Trustees OF Schools, ana these trustees
are TO elect the Commissioners Of Education.
At present the Mayor appoints The com
missioners and they appoint the trustees.
The chairman OF The committee Mr. Sherman, and two
OF his colleagues Messrs Potter and Hoffman. dsseued
from tie favorable report Tie biz was reported 'ayoI-
ably through 81 As-cmbiymcn Nounes, Crosse,
B,oasky, CuIinan and COmstocs. Nj. sherman saws
that he Will strenuousy resist the passage OF the b,
as be considers it u very mistaken measure
The Judiciary Committee of the Sena reported favor
ably tod Senator Aslos bill passed Last yeartO
improved tenements NowYork City. The bill Will give
tbe Board OF Health some needed discretion. The Com
mttre on WAYS aud Means reported favOrabiy to-day
Mr. Dougher,ys Dill requiring the Secretary OF State 10
collect Labor stat stcs. and Senator BrlEans bill a-
proprating 81 100000 for the new Capitol The As
sembiy Judiciary Committee reported favorably Sena-
for Strahau's m authorizing the assignment OF claims ~
the cizns OF this tate against other states u the At
torney General Tor election
[
wi rrpor b Monday :or the taxation Of all cor
porati0ns and transportation companles All transor-
taon companies thai nave az aucuIl dividend O per
cent are Krd q mil per cent on these dlyidcnds
companies not paving q por cenI mills ON the annual
yluation based the average valuation o. tho stock
du1ng the wear; other transportation conpauics <
us per cent the income HE insurance hi Is
on The gross earnings.
On motion OF senator Williams to-day the Di'l 10 pro
vide FOR the entertainment and payment ~ damages Ia
the owners OF property bounded b. streets On which
elevated railroads MAY BE- constructed was rccommed
10 he Committee Oh Railroads.
VlaS Soma IL m
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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, fiiHal' '4il'" ~ lou
The Mansion House Relief Committee an
nounce that their fund now amouuts to &l&o"'o Inc
grants far exceed ihe funds coming i" I.' l'fu
Mayor II Du5.lu ha. been requested to Thank ihe
b,Ininiou Of Canada f,r the grant - -looo'1 GOV
ernor Pope Heunrssy. Il llons Kong nIs ,.u. 900
The Executive Comm.ttre ~ tfr Nl ir. SUD
l. a,ue has BDut IA request 10 al tne ."D. ".a- 10.
the Irague and 90 other naH ma end Dee .rm -.c'c'
throughout ireland, - ozark to alpr 'crinc r"n OF
Mr. Parneli nv grand d.,pit,s of popular regli for
Linn Tho LcaSuc, prrparius 20 accord "im 81 Inb!ic
welcome 1t Queenstown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Friday, March 10, 1880.
superintendent Of Public Works butcher to-day
awarded the Hilton Bridge Construction Company OF
ALBANY "A contract for bridges at Buffalo and Albany.
The Governor has signed the following bills: To con-
fer power upon the Common Council of New-York TO
cnmpete the restoration OF Tompkins-square Pub
inc PARK and to amend the Code of Civil Procedure.
large meeting OF women held in Geological Han
to-day Lille DeYereux Blake Helen NJ. Socum and
Elizabeth l.. Saxon delivered addresses urging the
women of Albany to vote at the approaching charter