davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-11

FIOUR-Was In nndernta demand. though chiefly
local. and xns firm in comparison with wheat, espe-
ca,y on winters, which, are In very light stock Sales
we're reported of 40 brls winters at So.Ee6t5: l+0
prls springs chiefly at and 200 br's rye aour
on private terms Export douzs we're quoted Ut $faH
{.U for extras, and ss50G5 90 tor choice extras.
OTHER AItLIsTuyFS-Wcro. in good demand md
frru <saes wero cars bran ut sy; cars mIddlings
at Sla22al7 un; shorts at sal00. Course corn
mea1 wus nominal atslzs5 per ton on trnck.
SPRING WI1EAT-Was Mtrly active and quite
weuk next month declining &c from the latest price
Of Friday, vhlle July declined Alc and closed Sic
lover Liverpool was reported steady, with strong
feeling In Loudon ca1zpes, but Ndw York tended
downward, and tho weasher hero was less
unsettled The reports from the West were also
moro favorable 70 the neM GFon: The, Tecsipts
btnght on the *uare 0f bxd weather weEo now enx-
ious 10 ss utd they were 1oinsd BY Others wao fet
Inc xns chiefly done to I'LL shurts This mouths de-
iiveries were Especially weak. being Uttered In much
rraatsr volume than uas wanted: II DECLINED from
rs aad c9sf9 wa sfess T. = rs AHEas. r.r
ej =, Sfy4c add tell 81 TO Dc the close Seller Sep
tenper M Sold =: a1,d II the ysAs n 4 ~ S;.Sc ~
SgGt II 5alss s. *sss ssRsf:s s.
y WiSTE!: WHrAT-.syas moderately active, and n
ge SSt .ed fs M e sS.ax a = Sx fSFx ~
ME- which WIS only HG lvwer aha Friday Spot saies
T1e, Mere Teposted ng ~ 2a: et ~ bn ~ NJ !oHs
ssed ii I'D s@pe ~ s% az AZ rosa g. IT,
st2re; {I ah ap In r,;xe; nj ss nsst 10 bn s1c
11T,1se:-Wns nciivG. and xene'NftT steady thQCEa
!owr cec rs frH IL t@t n IL p1ey1 r eona % sLoaS Ell
ssaa iso tandea % reduce pees Our ship
, 1880-07-11
BY TELEGKAPH.
FnT7EIGN,


,Special Dfsrateh 70 The C:,eaao Tribune
LIVERPOOL. July 10-ll:1 H. m.-FLoUR-No1 l. Tn:
No. 2, los.
-wheat-mfnter. No. !. los; No 2 es.7d;
spring. No. l. Is Sd; No. IS 6d; white, No. l. 9s ID;
No. Z, SIS Sd; club, NO. l. lus No.2 os 3D. Corn
New. No. LIS 104d.
Pnov1s1oSs-rork, G1s. Lard, s7e.
LIVERPOOL July l0-CoTToS Hardening; {. ls-N
@G l5-led: sales 1000 bales: spocuattop and export
1.c0u; American. SEQ
IS. rhoV's'oSs-rrne mess poFh' 'i' American lard
CuEEsE-Ftne American. Sos.
L1NsEEp OlI<-127s.
LoSnoS, July o::-KEy1NEp pErnonzuu-sd.
ANTWERP. July l0.-pETRu!.guM- -113r
The following we're received by the Chicago Board
W. assesa{ q req ,ntss Ss
Il or 81 II IN 9i
Whsas and corn In faf demand aad arm Ta arrive
,fa . ss1
& 81 SbaI a5a e s. ssf s. sas s. q g. oEsf M .sS
c5; Sr :asyyr 5sy is = @ S2HT
on const-Wreat md corn trm ,CarEoes passnse
6 Sc md % sgsn' e.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. July l-CorroE-Flrm at l1h@
l2c; futures steady; July, 11.soc; August ll7yc
September, l1-1u; October, 1079c; November, laGsc
December, l1G4c: January. 1at0c.
FLoUlsQuiet; receipts, 1500 br1ss super State and
Western, Is: common 10 good extra, tl294
good to choice, $s-s0@7W; white wheat extra, s-509
54U: extrn Ohio. AaEa650; St, Louis sa4ka70o; Min
nessta patSps Gasxx xs e1d aas.,,eo
.S ae s&:e'sa SS. sed sp;|pE
Sa;:r $l y 81. d S6 s3 sa;s Is e. e ao !Sa 9i
aIl:4: NJ red Jny; n M Nas9,l i.3f Aus:i.t llo4
aS be: snxradcd lc No. 8saa :eSe.s sfeam
, 1880-07-11

Short ribs seller August. closed At Sta4@t5. Long
clears quotedat &C IS loose md sGt6 buxedf Cumhcr
landa b4$5c loxed; long cut hRns, adtgh(c; sweet
plckled hams quoted nt s5iss9e toF E@l6 average;
Encop quoted at ht5}Sc for shoulders, 114@1Nc for
shortrlbs G8c for short cears, 99>ac TOR han's, NIL
canyased alii packed.
GEEA3E-LtAiet. We quote Th1ta 1t 5G351c7 and yell
HEEF-Was aulet at E2sas50 for mess. ss.75aaW
for cxtr1 mess aud <t992l for hnns, with sale OF
10 b.Is hnCnB nj $41.tM
TAILoW-Quiet and steady ut 55lG6c for city and
5k&53lc tor country
, 1880-07-11

mau'pula1son by the larger operntors Mt tha e4-
esuss VI Tue SMALLER. The contest is nc;n1 ro-
uoeeu 10 the old game OF proving on each other
-A tne aoscncc Of outsiders Those yLo went il,
49, 49, W soll y ranger stocks and Lake Shore on
~ s4a''cauon OF bad crop news were driver,
~ ~ enc unexpected support given by
VIZ. nss'er ucalers Strong buying Of Erie aud
western Union nuded to their discontinue. md
Prices all a'ong the line we're strong and adyano-
.x ~ T. ~ inherent times tho selling of long stock
:" 81: raul and Northwest created depression.
put mere was usore or less recovery always, and
uao1'uoas were, all things considered, strong ut
lae close. The rnllics In tho Granger stocks
were no more than might hnyc been expected.
ou1' II the reports current here rs to in3ur,
ooi'c.to crops ure to bc believed this decline il
only arrested for the moment
II would seem MS 1t downward movement in
these stocks must affect the entire market. ami
II n':s been wondered that Gould still appears to
DC on the bull side in certain stocks. ro-
Er1c buying md Western Unlon's strength
nre both attributed to him. He docs
nop il appcar to have been seller of stocks this
he is ikeiy to be lett to sustair, to n.rxrt IN.
himself. rs every day Is bringing i. i,lrther
ltan'duIon by those who have been obstinate
On the 1snin:.. Boards dealings have boon l;ght
nnq nnstuat1ons unnportant- Chrysolitc indie
n,;, further decline to 10. Bode was dull at !.
tie Chief shared ChrysoIitcss wcalsrcss h.-E;cl1-
tnXto. Tho decline in the LcadyilIc stneks.
11t!owang upon tho Little ritrsbure collapse aud
Rf1oerfs, has given very unfavorab}o iu1pres-
sion respecting those properties mud this of
course s;s Affects the whole mining interest tenn
Standard declares the usual Is cent dividend
tor thls mouth. Silver Clilf closes strong, With
stsany 1,n11ny. This property Will soon begin
To. The ltest<7. Associated prrs..
, 1880-07-11


HOG PRoDUCT5-Wcse again very irregular. but
reacted in the upward direction, except lard, WHICH
a,d easier In sympathy with decline Of III
In Liverpool The British markets were quoreti
stronger pork and nleats. while tho local hog mar
kcs was idtm- The reported shipments we're lar1:e
and tho receipts OF lard and meats only moderate
Tho receipts OF pork down zoro there Is very
little regular pork except here and in Now York The
summer packing OF this city date IL estimated ut
l.n sn hogs a2ainst lld&u to same time lust year,
and 1,2la ~, " do two years ago.
MESS PnEk-Advxl1ced, lVc per bT4. declined loc.
improved &c. fell buck. ana closed 0c ubuec the intest
prices OF Friday, ut about $h Is for round lots spot
seller the month, Sl3U sNler August $1aS4 8etl
er September, uad sla%l2D for nctabcr: Sales
seIes Ansust 'ts at Ts ses te @ sep
tcnher ut $il1t8&la815@; ,tD brs seller October at
1l5: l,lU urls seller November at 2D5 and
liza 0rls eelier the year oli1d@lun Total, 80
brls.
be,sT ths IntI ntoss est pfees s. Fdss t n at e5
secr Ansust :na sIs.i5e, s$ ssiier ssptember.
Ealrs were reported of tes seer August 4; <Go
GS:4: md al0 tcs seller September ut S7>s s6.D
MEArs--Wsre quiet in locs! futures but there was
more doing for shipment and tl,e ,nnrxot wus trmer
rept,rted OF gllD ~ shoulders seller September ut
"; 5QO Rs long clear: At H. U M short
clears ut S115; IL boxes n.: nnd short clears $0;
for August, and Si9las.h seller Scp:e1uher; i.tSl
pcs green hams ut for tGa Averages, nd re fur
~ do ~ IS , M I'D hnk u @ t"r Esis
Of meats eabout follows ut O'Clock for purt
fy-cured lots:
, 1880-07-11

Fairs.
Chicago's Inter State Exposition, In the Expo
sition building, will open this year Sept. = and
close Oct r. The Illinois Stnte Fair will be held
at Springfield from Sept g toioct- :: that OF
sin Mt Madison. Sept, 6-10: thar Of Indiana at
indianapolis. Sept 27 to Oct 2; the st. Louis
Fair, Oct 4-0,.
, 1880-07-11
VOICES.

Down in the night hear them e
The y0ices Of things Unknown, .
That mt1rahur, and humble, and chuckle,
And whisper, and sob. md moan.
And often up from the chaos
OF my deepest dreams hear
Tho sound OF their phantom laughter
Filling the atmosphere.
They call to me from the darkness,
They cry to the from the gloom.
Till start sometimes from my pIllOW
And peer through the haunted ROOM
When the face OF the moon at the window
Wears a pattor like my own.
And seems to be listening with me
To the strange. mysterious tone
To the strange, mysterious murmur
OF voices that seem to be
Striving in vain to whisper
or secret things to nc
Of Il something dread to be warned Of;
Of Il TsSiult once behcld;
Or hints Of the marvellous beauty
Of songs unsylAblcd. -:
But ever and ever the moaning
Fnltels, and fuiis, and dies,
And only tho silence quavers
With tho SORROW of'my sfghs.
And answer, Voices, ye may not
Make ME to understand.
Till my own voice, Iningling with you,
Laughs in the Shadow-land-
Jdtnts IT.. Riley.
, 1880-07-11

2; prime mercantile paper, :N14,
Sterltnc - exchange, % days, weak at 4s4;
demand, 1861.
The following is tho weakly bank stntemcnt:
Loans i1lcreIse, s, ,644. 100; specie, increase,
Il 800; legal-tendcIa. decrease 81 059 500: de-
posts, tncrcasc. 81 $50. AGO. circulation decrease,
now hold s1T,70s ea5 in excess. Of their legal re-
uuitementg.
, 1880-07-11
Withdrawn from store during triday lo1
city consumption: Tel bu wheat, 5fSs3 o1

"1UuQla"N 6IO1V 0N3E*05
city: copsumptiou: 7s1 bu wheat, 5,za3 on
oats, l,147 bu hurley.
The following grain was inspected into s1ore
In this city" yesterday morning: IS cars red WIN
ter wheat, 8 cars No. 2 winter, cars No. do'
chr rejected, 2 cars mixed, e6 cars No. spring,
u cars No. 8 do, cars rejected, cars no grade
1863 whcat); AT cars ana Il, 500 bu No corn' l5o
cars and 1850 bu high mixed, 6 cars new mixed,
~ cars rejected, / car no grade 1851 corn); 26
oars white OATS Is oars No, 2 white, IL cars re-
iectcd "a oats); 5 cars No. rye, car feed
harley, Total (173 cars), LEGO bu. Inspected
ont: 1870 bu wheat, 5a4 .ssl bu corn, 2 2d1 eu
oats ? os5 bu RE, 1886 bu barlez>
, 1880-07-11
MINING NEWS.
EAS FRANCISCO.
SAN FRASc1sco, July 10.-The following are
the closing quotations at the Stock Board:
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts and ship
meuts Of the leading articles of produce In this
city during the tEenty-four hours ending att
o'clock Saturday morning and for the CORE
spending time last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

dGns SSa S.'s l aaSIs r.ss s sat
CcIsi: - 900 Seadns 1900 bales American Futures
March and Ap5 delivery 5ssd also 7sd 90 AgTI nd
Tad. also 7aisdI DO June ana July delivery. I'D also
s dp and dTS ssa Aasss s2
October delivery Isgd also 7d do. October and Novem
-.LysRrool, March 49, 1880 MIddlns Upands Cotton
LvERPooI March q 80 D. m-rne sales OF Inc dsy in
cinded 400 bales American tntaes-u pands Low MD
LyEEPooI. March 1875 pm-Futgrcs Uolapas, Low MID
livery 7sssd do June and july delivery 7issd August
;UGtsiA March IJ.2cotiou weak shading. i2s4c Low
MiddhnG l2Ae' Good Ordinary ll'iTec@piS 100 baesi
BALTIMORE March ie-colrOn dull Miadling. NC. Low
bales gross, 81 bales exports coaswse 40 ees' sales
.BosToS March lG.-coTion duny Mddlng. isisc.i Low
S Ss1g os S oGSs 9n1r bales bet receipts 40
gaAaiR5Ios, March lG-Cotton easy Mddins. 1893 Ioy
Les exports 70 the Continent $3.50 bales sales 200 bales
CNcTSSAn. March ie-cot,on qu'et Middnr l25e. Low
MiGdDg l2e Good Ordinary .e recent ~ salssi
dALyEsToN. March 10. Cotton nomnai Mddins l2a.c,
SIC bales exports coastwse, iO2 baes sales $50 baesi
IorsviIIE March 10 Cotton dun; Miadline 1880
MENrh, March lS-Co'i9P quiet 9,ai .a a.i 70
MOBILE, March ie-cotOn dun; Nidolne I2se. Low MD.
exports coaswse. 497 bales sales 30 bales socs 53iJ5
NEw-oREAys. March 10 Cotton Fair demand at easier
prices Mddling. l27-c. Low Middiug. lghc Gpr Orf-
nary, IL 7sc. net receipts 3O5 bales gross 1908 Dalosi
exports 10 Great Britain, isi99 baos TO ge coaIHsnS
1868 bales sales 5000 bales. last evening Loo baesi
stock 2Si,z77 bales
NORFOLK March l8-Cottor-BnvoTs and sellers apartf
Middng l22gdl27sc net receipts. ISL hales' exports
cOsswlse. $3.50 bales sales ~ bales HocK 3l4s bales
PHILADELPHIA. March lG-C0tt0n quiet Miidag l3i2c.i
50 bales gross 256 bales ses spnneis $50 bales stock.
5000 bales.
sAvANNAH. March i6-COtfOn nWcf Mfting, l2acI
Low MlddnR 1870 GOOD Oriuary, s. net receipts 03q
bales sales 500 bales last evening 2Oo bales stock iosd
bales.
sr LOUIS March l6-CotiOn dull iec. lower Mddlinr.
qc Mding l2isc Good Ordinary. n 'scg receipts
lOs2 bales shipments. 795 bales; sales 80 bsies sock.
1864 bales
WliNNGloS 10 dull and nominal Mddins,
1899; Low Mddns. l2%ci Good Ordinary, iii'i c. mes
receipts, 20 bales; st0cs, 4.4i2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
THE SOLAR SYSTEM IN uIyIATCRE.

The first of "A course of three lectures on
The Cosmos or Universe, by Professor Charles Boyle
uu trat,I by thu eOsuOscOpe delivered at the hall
NJ the American Geographical Society, No IL
East Twenty-niDth-st. last evening" The lecture was
chiefly an explanation OF the oosmOscope and ia work
ings The instrument is for tue purpose OF presenting
the the solar system readily 10 the eyeas
they occur IN nature The exhibited Is similar
TO that shown in this city year ago by ihe Professor
with the exception tina; ii is larger
The instrument has standard h'e rect III height on
which rests a celestial globe about loot III dlanel't
Fstcned I'D ARRANGED so balance upon this globe
a ling brass rod SIX feet length, extending about two
thirds as fur in one direction as in the oppO-
sItc Attached to the longer portion OF
,h,s rod are a terrestrial globe and bail
reor.,enting tho oOn fastened Ia such manner that
,hev will reyolye Directly the celestial globe at
the centre is lot. together with strong reflector
10 throw the light the direction Of the terrestrial
globe This gsset represents the SUM- with the excep
ton of the standard. tue whole Instrument Is maze 10
reyolye by means of a small crank
The chief object OF instrument ut frst said the
speaker was to explain the procession OF the equ
uoXes mand having been caused iOr >Ich AN lslt1
man. nv the difficulty ia understanding tao subject
from drawlngs" On the celestial globe are marked TIE
signs Of the zodiac ana the months o. tue YEAR au
these re marked by the pointers connected VITA Tue
long brass rod. by these pointers cuuH can fc"uS
te nat are the present signs N the heavens As the
instrument revOives the manner IN wlch the 'cpses
Mace clearly aBd the point al whloh the
yernnl equinox should occur - nuic"teu ~ tue hSlnE
Of ANAL bell connected with the machinery under the
one revolution OF the instrument shows tho s'derea
year The OF the long polar days ana nights Was
clearly shown rs also the ecltpses of the moon
The instrument arranged that globes representing
Jupiter Saturn and Uranus can be substitute IN place
Of the globe by means oil these the velocity 81
i,ht and now il was be explained. This
viii be- one OF the subjects Of the next lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17


AMER,'AN-on Tuesday. March 49, E.sie Maria lansing
wife Of ON. II. Aueunan.
Services 90 men late residence ~ eisena'er Jersey 'p
IN iermc tat WoodIaWn.
BRFNGEI-On March &c. Caro wife Of Michael BfenseL
Fd1crai IRON lat residence 1913 last locd So. az
O'Clock D m., March H..
CECII-fn this city tuesday the 18th 1s' John i Co
Gil AGED 80 years
Nouce OF funeral hereafter
CHAPMAN Suddenly. at Norwich. Wy, rnesiag mornms
March l6 ke llnn. iathcru " II. th1rm1l, 40 cas- NY
iD no 0Jth year Of his axe
DAWSON Sundy March H.. a. h iae r. fenc', No so
FSnerTi secyices az the south con eofs Circ corei
q Prcsdoutsts, BroOLyn on Wednesday Mach
ran,s ~ from bis late .sidence on wednesday,
HowARD-On Mo,day. March 10 Nancy Huntington. slfs
FSea rom her late ,s. elcs SO 2Othst THURSDAY
m0rnin z, at IL o'clOok.
HrN-on saturday 18Th inst At stanford Conn., DR.. Eli
ward Hun OF Aibany iu the 3sth year Of hs tgs-
Funerl at al SAINTS chapel Albany Weiae'iay' lh at
O'Clock D. N.
KINGsLAND-On Moniay March 10, Allctia. widow Of
Danie g. Kingsland IN rae so year %. peg age. , -.
Thursday. March Is ~ O'Clock, fr5l the Church Of ths
TIansaglrauOn, East 25tl-st
Monday afternoon, Richard Moore, 10 the s5h en % ms
Fa6rrai services on Thur.day. at O'clock the NJ mortal
Garages in waiting Tor he 1850 all l:3J trains from New'
pTNCKNEY-At slug sing on sunday March a. $50 m
u she late Isaac T. Iiackney, Of New-lora
Funeral from - Pauls Canrch. sing sing wednesday.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot II T. No.
RAL- TON-Suddoulv At Lockpor y Y. on Wedn, ar,
March 10 Alexander lsasiOn u me 0ih year az a ";e
sEYMOUR-At 8roofivr. March g, Wa ter Alfn s-n Of
Funeral services at rceAskin Tuesday, March lH
TINKEY-On March Il. at s..opn ,Abrsaam fotey aged
Relatives rneua' relo':l.y invite 70 a',eaa ths
funeral services az n. lae 5e,aence O-' Len'ils-
Int, ~, H. next day IN Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. tn, stay, March lG, 1850.
Superintendent Butcher has appointed Oscar /. Pot
tor 90 Doe superintendent OF Section One OF the Erie
Canal I'm place Of Carter, resigned. Tho salary was
fixed no y 300. with 300 for travelling expenses
The Central Park Palace Company, with capital OF
5000 coo, fled articles Of Incorporation today Sig
mund j. Bach. William II. McCord Andrew J. Post. b.
dc Gueryillc md william r. Mccormick are named as
trustees The OBJECT manage and gaintan rolling
skating Kinks, promenade concert balls ana places OF
resort and recreation IN the Cry and County ot New
York.
The Canal Board to day made the following additional
Rpuoiutmruts collectors Oswego, William ; turner's
Utica. LOWS Fau,s syracuse Alexander Van LOmDerR'
Tue Governor has signed the bill In relation 10 the IL
corporation OF villages.
The Assembly Railroad Committee to-day heard the
Syracuse merchants, shippers, manufacturers aud job
hers who appeared against the Hepburn Railroad Bill
Notwithstanding pouring ram there was an Immense
crowd the Assembly Chamber more than 700 persons
Driug present The railroads were repre-
secuted by their officers and ATTORNEYS.
Tle sucokcrs were \. V. HUI, Patrick Mccarthy, I.
X Fuller, Peter Burnes, Charles V. Krouse and General
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
GENERAL WORK OF TIE ASSEMBLY.

PRISON RECONCILIATION OF SAVINGS BANKS
ALBANY, March 16.-The Speaker of the
Assembly introduced bill to provide for the better
government and discipline OF als and penitentiares.
IL provides that the Governor aud Senate shall ap-
point five persons 10 constitute State Board OF
Prison Supervsors who shall have full supervision as
and penentiarles visiting the stated periods
and directing reforms in the management They shall
have power also to visit State Prison or reforma-
tory at least once n year for the same purpose.
They are required TO report annually to the
Legislature detailed statement OF the
condition OF jas etc They shall also he advisory
Board Of Pardons aud. whenever the Governor snail
direct, shall inquire INTO the expectancy or granting
full pardon, conditional pardon or a commutaton, ana
report thereon 10 the Governor
Each member shall receive $40 for each day actually
employed anda sten0gfapher ana cierK OF me Doatu
shall be pad respectively such compensation or ms
services The Board snail certify TO DO just but not to
exceed 1000 IN any calendar year.
The n relative to the taxation Of savings banks was
reported favorably IN the Assembly. II provides
that every such institution shall annually pay
to the Treasurer OF the State tax
equll to one-quarter OF per cent OF the whole
amount OF its deposits and surplus fund Each bank
urcr and Controller OF the state, signed
and sworn 10 by its president, giving tue
amount OF tax payable thereon. Every bank
neglcctng 10 make the return as required shall
aud every bank wllflly masIng false statement shall
be liable line OF rot less than $500 nor more than
FJ,VOU 10 DO foitNitu ~ dttiou u'"N~"b ~
any court OF competent jurisdiction in
the name OF the State by the Aforementioned. No
p1sltor in any savings bank for the amount
OF deposit deposits therein; but nothing
this act shall be construed 70 exempt from taxation
tine real estate hcd owned by any such savings bank
ut the same shall be subj ret 30 the 81 re- county, cY
town, village and other taxation 10 the same extent
aud rae and I'm the same manner other Ike real
estate IN the same 10 y taxed. The act takes effect
Immediately. Tomorrow the committee viii report n
bIl for the of tie surplus ana gross income VI
life insurance companies yearly per cent.
The bin amending the act fixing the humber ana py
OF the employees ef the IegslatlIo amended and
ordered 20 q third reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

main burden of bis argument being that the elevated
railroads were yet experimental structures and there-
fore. there should be interference with their work-
ings Senator Forster argued that the reduction OF tho
rate OF fare would benefit alone the owners OF property
In Harlem, 1t would prevent the building
OF any elevated railroad through the annexed
District" Capitalists, he said. would not build
roads with promise OF such low return.
Senator Woodin held that the Legislature had no
moral right to break ts contract with the elevated
roads. Senator Madden also opposed 70 the bill,
arguing that their cost and the expense or running
them had not been ascertaned. Senator Hogan said
am In favor OF cheap fares, but this bill Will not do
H." He then went OFF fnto long disoursive argument
against the bill
At the usOn OF this argument Senator Mccarthy
moved that the enactng clause OF the bill be stricken
out While this vote being taken, several speeches
we're made II. Senator Bixby saidi =" |
do not think that the million people
below the Harlem River should be deprived OF the
privilege Of riding for cents because the 10000
people above the Harlem River desire TO pay 10 oents
Senator straban said that he did not believe
The people most concerned-thOse living In the
northern part OF the clty-wanted the fares
reduced. He satisfied that the best sentiment OF
New-York WAS against the bill The enactng clause
striker out aud the bill killed by tue following
vOtbi
Nays-Asior. Bixby. Davenport Hubert, Looms,
Pitts, Schroeder, WiusOw-S.
Yeas-Baker Brsman, Eidmau. Forster, Fowler,
Hogan, Jacobs Lord, Madden, Mccarthy, Mills, Murtha
Robertson, Rockwell, See0acher, Sessions, stevens,
StTanan, Wagner, Williams, WOOdn-22.