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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

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purest compound ever offered the
public. There are Il few worthless
limitations of this valuable remedy,
butt has norival as q ready relief for
diseases of the Throat and lungs, bad
colds, and severe coughs of long STAN
ding. Use Cousens' Honey Of Tar
and get rid of your cough or hearse-
ness and difficulty of breathing. Price
80 cts. Whites Cream White Yer
mifuge is the best worm killer.-For
sale by S. IL. Anderson.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

FRIDAY, SATURDAY n SUNDAY,
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Friday Morning, 10 O'Clock.
1. Introductory sermon; subject:
DUTY Of Pastor to Church, and
Church to Pastor" by Rev. W. A.
Therrell.
2. Organization.
AFTERNOON SESSION, l O'CLOCK.
MUSIC.
1. Subject: SHOULD females take
part in our Ministers and Deacon's
Meeting: and also, be sent as Messen-
gers to our Associations?" ID. w
f. Peoples and Rev. W. N. Brown.
MUSIC.
2. Subject: What causes spirit
ual dearth in our churches, and how
shall we relieve them?" Elders T..
H. Crouch and W. w. Morley.
MUSIC.
Night Session.
1 Subject: The Mourners Bench:
Elders J. II. Moore and J. G.. David
son.
MUSIC.
Saturday & &
1. Devotionali Exercise by Elder
n. w. G.. Baxter.
MUSIC.
1. Subject: Where, when and by
whom was the first Baptist Church.
organizcd?" Elder ". 4. Keen.
MUSIC.
9. Subject: How to organize and
conduct a Sunday School T. H.
Reeves and Dir. John White.
MUSIC.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1. Organization Of the Holston
Baptist Sunday School Convention.
MUSIC.
2. Subject: Missions" Elders
n. w. G. Baxter, John Chase and
Bro. Il. NJ. X. Deakins.
MUSIC.
Night Session.
MUSIC.
1. Bible Reading-Theme, The
Lords Supper" Elder III. L. Ingram.
MUSIC.
Sunday, Oct. 3D., a. NJ.
MUSIC.
1. Sunday School Mass Meeting.
2. Preaching by Rev. w. A.
Clark, Of Bristol, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
VIM. SMITH.
L. c. PEOPLES.
G.. z. FAW.
Elk. Com.
The Executive Committee of the
Holston Association meets III connec-
ton with the above session. Each
church is re luested to send delegates
and all moneys on hand for said
committee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23
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Sometime since there was lost or
misplaced some papers pertaining to
the estate of A. G. Bayless, decd,
to-wit. One note on VIM. M. Tread
way, for $500, and several receipts
from different parties. Any one
finding or knowing Of their where
abouts, will confer a great favor and
also be literally rewarded by calling
at this office. No questions will be
asked as to how anyone came into.
possession of them.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY Fir
September 29 and So.
and October |.
At c~evNooAA COME.
TIE EAEEE.

The Washington County (Tenn)
Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation will hold its rext annual ex-
hibition ON the groun
citation, near Jonesboro, commencin-
Sept, 30th, and ending October 2nd.g
The Bristol Border Fair will hold
its annual exhibition Sept. 22d, 23d
and 9th.
The Abingdon Fair will come off
September 18th and Both, and Octo-
Der 1st.
The Southwest Virginia Agricultu-
raj Association, Wytheville, will hold
their twelfth annual exhibition on
the 9th, 18th and 9Th of October.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

In the borders of Minnesota there
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Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,

n connection with Warmers Sale Pills,
acting as it does, directly upon the orr
gan.-the Kidneys and LiveI--that
cleanse and purify the blood, is the best
and only effective blood purifier new
known.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

"sLACK-DRAUeHT" makes chills
and fever impossible.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

The Executive Committee of the
Holston Association meets i'll connec-
ton with the above session. Each
church is re Iuested to send delegates
and all moneys on hand for said
committee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-09-23
NOTICE.

Strayed from the home of the III
dersigned, about the 7th Of July las
one cream colored steer, rather small
in size, and has smooth horns. | will
reward any II who will inform me
of his whereabouts or bring him to
me.
JERRY EDWARDS.
Auo. 9Th. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
CIVIL SOrEs.

Mrs. Sarah j. LOwery, widow Of Charles
Lowcry brought action in the BROOKLYN city Court
to reduce the Assessment Tor repaylrg SevGnth-ave
HroUhlyh. Tho pavement as laid from FRtbpsh-aye
to Union-st and assessment OF 1890 lot was laid
on tho adjacent property. The was referred TO
Edgar q. Culcr whose report reducing the assessment
80 per cent has prcB CuG rDr by judge Nel'sOn me
testimony taken by On" referee showed thaC 81 coo had
been spent for which there equivalent and thai
eXDrbitan charges were made TIE entire assessment
amounted 10 $25 900.
Dr. Theodore X. Tuthill, n young physician,
attended Mira Amos r. Her'cy nul her child during
their nco in the splnG OF 1873. Ills suit against her
husband Anes p. Jersey. for 1893 foes WAS tried veg
terGny before Judge Van IUaan In the Court OF Cob
mOn Pleas. The defendant Guswprrd tba, nc The Iimc
H. iiyins st stamford Conn, apart FROM his wife
that the claim If made lhl Professional charges against
Nire, ana that he hGd influenced her reiusuR ~
I'VE wI.h husband Judge Van HOeseu re- tllSe,l 10
dssS me compliant, and tue Jury gnyo tho paiuIiil
verdict %. S75. Mr. LudliFp for the piaintH Mr. Win
tie ID iOr nc defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

Orders granted In tho matter OF Bard; Kieel sgk KeseL
By Judge Braay-stroet and another sgt LyOn.-order
BY judge Lawrsnos-KetcBm aga BlAkoly and aaOtBeI.
sOeaal TSSsfS~Rv Jufae Van yeryt-,Le1iE g al aeS
Schultz add OtheraFiaanss ana Judgment ssttlsa and
sisIe PsnSnurn asst 1tLe sad ana Js1s
Order settled signed Bolts ana another agt Belts and
BT Judss feach-Arcn agt Fox and auosher-opinion.
CiTen5s-rar iLBy Judge Don0hnemSelisnan agt' Dry
6upTiOrC OUrt-SpociGl -Chiei-Justice Curtis:
Crauncy agt hoo et alDerendnnts demurrer Oyerrued
~ JOaee ssdgNlck Moses ast Appe.zoGtsr denying
Madison Baptist Church oct. tho baptist Church
Ohyerst Ordered on General Term calendar PotTs agt
befs e. IThe stSrcya fer the dsfenGanis viii s1bmt ne
sii1 d s sSs,n . az m osIoc m an SatTdSy
nav /. All. MIeE-oTdsr sessled. Chambers sgt
same agL same Same aEt same Van yss sgt Ngsassnn
appointing Hector H. Hiteinss esq gGarsn nj Of Az
re Bedow Jr peekmanH agt sehlaBonm az aLOtusL o.
granted WyekoG age Anthony ct aL-compatnt dismiSSed
Common Pieas-SpecaJ Teym-By Chief-Justice C.
p DayIn re Iekslhe5me stcsee RsSaora1Ssm Ms
Smith agt Smith. Reference Orere Louglbin. ETC., axt
By Judge Irranore In thc matter OF the assignment
Elhoro and another, Decree signed.
ifdyiRe EOurt-Cha beTs-Bv Judge McAdam.-
Jaryls agt Kmuer-Decision ned Iahey aet 6riswold
E2rrrR sg saGIS LEAnsI at RSE1eT SrSwa cS
nr plaintiff Brcwl aet Baseo-COnImlssOn ordered
MccairmE snreties approved eiinana Bank AIT KOcht
McCabe agt. oCOnnor-D Brooks ag popnam-PIo.
oeyer ranf5 ssTpen aEt Kerstcn. plaintiff
Bohds Rt Default opened on terms Buddsnsc5
granted Puser agt. Bunion Decree settled Piper sgt
TO yaeaEn arrest denied Herman aSL MartnE Jacobs
appointed receiver Borell agt CelehDeant oRensa On
terms indorsed papers Hasht agt Jaco6s-ProceeShH
By Judge shea-Ensht ags snnlvey-casc resettied and
relied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

Mitchell who represents the district In which the reser
volr "a situated was the chief opponent OF the bill
TIE bill waS first considered Committee of the Whole
Very able speeches in opposition and III favor Of the bill
were made by Mr. Mitchell and Mr.. Hustled respectively
All the WeLknOWn arguments for md against the re-
n90VaI were again rshearsed. Mr. Husted then moved
that the committee should rice and report progress op
NJ Mitchell who AIMED TO kill the bill then and there
oppoSed nc notion bnt It was anopted ny q pt1 wi
Mr. Hnsted moved that the Committee OF tho Mhole
shout he discharged from the further cnnsideTa,
trterei 10 third reading The motion was adopted by
vote of 81 10 ~. Amor the TammAny Hal ID In3eTass
voted aRaiIpt fha bill. IA support Of Controller ksIYS
hostile attitude toward the project to remove the Rgacr
votr.
pJrtc! also th- bl relative 10 PRISON rOntctsi Also
afversir te bill authorizing the City or New.Y0Tk
to Issue certain bonds exempt from taxation when Vas
the relief ~ George w. Morton, Excise Commissioner OF
New York requiring lights elevated railroads; an
ihOriZn9 tho D. RI Deparln Of Aew-fork 10 con
strnct q AIN for tle police of New York.
Bills we're passed 10 the Assembly extending The time
for tn completion 81 die New York Northern Railroad
OF ire naFbor New-YOrE
In tbr senate Mr. HOGAN moved 20 refer the Washing
ton Marker bills the Committee CItcs He insisted
that II dine 10 him, Senator from the disteiet
wherein this market located 20 have Ills suggestion
Mr. PivSy sad the present market buildings old
md rckety. The rentals paid 70 the eitv nv tho
mdlkcimrn nmunut S215.000. The proposition - 10
pm M rOry iron building, aud the rentals, IL IA
believed wt he increased % 700 600 yearly Wnrn
completed Ar. Strnhaa asked Mr., H0gnn II his motion
tn rfcummt rhe bls wBa NOT unir1endly ana ntsnNea
defeat them and suh The bills were printed and on
the frs and he ar BOeanl had given no reason FOR
DELAYING ana endaugerng their nassage
Mr. Hogan replied he could not no trpped IN in this
Mr.. Hogan's motion to recOmmit was earred-yeas,
large number Of bills we're passed of q private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Court OP Church. O. j., and Foger Rapalo An
Grews Miller Earl and DAnDrth JJ-cOurt opens at 10 M
Held IN the General Term Room Of the Supreme COuTthUs
5OG jUS 1873, 100. lao. l43 49, ia. ...
~irKEaE Cogr-cliANBRBs DOnohue. J-C0urL opens AZ
1880 am Calendar called AZ II m Nos AZ 60 ~
ais 2As 252 2J6 2J7 2s0 26l 264 $685. 26, 49, 276
Pr, 27S. 27g, $50. 2Sl, 2S2, 2S3, zS4,
GENERAL TEili-AdlOuTneG sine tic. -
TERMVan Brunt, J.-COurl opens az 1880 a. H-
No day calenaar.
CIRCiIr-PARr I-Adournel for the term.
pAFr IL Lawrence J.Cplrt opens at 1880 o. m-CaSe
40 1876 latin ct al aGt the Guardian Insurance Com
pany. No dRV calendar. -
PART III-Beach. J.-CouIt opens at 1880 a.m.shoIt
2T76 2S5i 278S 297 28e 2652. 5000 1925 2ale 2712,
27IG 2GcO 246S 2759 2099 332, 239t, 2Is 23lO 24Si
227G 32I7 2S 1891, 1929, 1880, 22I5 1920 57l4 92f
1880 3I7S, 1850. 1884. 1862
SIrRROR COURT--tRSRRAL TERN Adjourned sne de-
SPECIAL rEUG-SedgWcE,J .C0urg opens at l0a M NO DAY
calouuar.
CuaAION PLEAS-BEsERAL FE21t.-Adourned sine die
SPECIAL rEN-C. r. DAILY. G. JCourt opens al IL a. H.
No uay calendar.
EQUITY TEIui-Adiourned for the term.
TRIAL TERM-PART IL Z. Daly, y,-Court opens az II
a. m Nos 2l27 2186. 49, 2l79, 2loU 1929. lt46 1850
p62, 25J $40 2371 1873 23g6 1924, 1872 23iS $3.50
23J 2O3l, 2s 1888 1914 2lG9 2529 1911, 1913, 1912
POO 1u2l 2O&s lGd4 1865. 1863 1870 1921 2I4 1871
2OI9. 252S, liil. 1892. 1857, 2l6S,
PAKT II-AdOurncd for the term.
MAINE COUNT GENERAL 1ERNAGjourDed until May B at
2p. M. - - - , ,,r ,,o =. H.. a.. &c..
GENERAL SRssIOHs-PAgF I-AdjnIntd for TIE form.
tSmyth R-rhe People agt samson Hirsch, false
pretelCes (cOntmuedD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
WORK OF TIE COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, April 29.--The House Com
mittee on Military Affairs has authorized favorable
report on the resolution 20 extend The time for filing
claims horses and equipments lost by officers and
enlisted men In the service Of the United States
The Judiciary Committee, having discovered further
material will continue their investigation Of the Acklcn
case aud do not now expect to reach report for
eTai days.
Tue House Committee OF Ways aud Means has TO-
cOlyed tho report Of the subcommittee the bills
tive ia the nspOrtatGp goods, and duy
of 20 cent all cars euleEing the United States
manufactured Ia Canada.
at the Meeting Of the Ways and Means Committee OF
the House to-day Representative Wood made a stale
nent In relation 10 his report upon the HuFd bill after
which resolution was adopted STATING that BE- Wood
had acted in acPofdapce with the WiRbfs of tic
members of the said subcommittee 10 lay the whole
subject before the null committee, IL being Understood
thai no member If the committee committed himseh In
favor against the ball and report that the first
ton OF the HoopIron" bill (gEaErina FelIef con-
The second action OF the hill imposing d1y of 35 per
ad valOrsm on boODiron was agreed 60. IL WIS
then ordered 20 be reported 70 the HOnse the first
ton having been adopted, the entire Ji stands
proved BY the committee The committee adjourned tl
Tuesday next.
Tne Honse Committee on Education and Labor to-day
ordered favorable report to be made 10 the House upCn
Representative Bai0us bill Ito constitute suInDissiU8
report s amendment OF the GrthQgTEDhy Of pubS
dgeanents."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

just after the University OF South Carolina nag bhea
closed, and when the cOloTed peOpleof TIE STAG ld
been handed over to the enemy cannot oGlST9 hun nm.
Cadet kitksr llls coJnIniiet this outrage hp0u n
Mif. His mnther was Christian woman OK great
strength Of character. -. -. t,,o
President M0rdeca-In Washington where you nave
met members OF the Cabinet and CanGess, 0Hys you
ever Thought 10 worth while O. see through hse
gentlemen YOU eould diminish the ostracsm OF CaueI
Whitaker .. ,,,,. .,.., 4,
Professor Greeser-T have not, for didn't THINK u
cOnld be reached In that way. ,,. ..,. ~
President M0rdecai-How do you think this could De
cOrrectedi . ,, .,.,,.
comes TO West Paint and conducts himself 10 uspoIt
mcpt and sohOIaTShtp Mr. WHITAKER gu, ana
only on or two cadets and officers or Instructors
eeie 10 him him or 10 talk to him.
rather badly of the kindly personal sentiment Oh uie
Academy.
other questions were asked to show that it was con-
trary TO te rules OF discipline for officer to visit
cadet and the witness asked To- suggest any Inc OF
investigation that ought 70 be inquired into further lie
thought that Ryan ami to be reexammeu
The last witness John butcher, who was Fecaueu
st she afternoon session As before be dseimmed AL
responsibility for what he had tch Squire Van Buren,
After bearing Mr. Hazen, the writing expert to-nor
row. the Court viii probably adjourn for several Gays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
SJ.yT TO PRISON FOR LIFE.

Tie brothers Martin and Michael McIncry,
who ou Ao.Iay I-t pleaded guilty % murder In ghC
.,rgpd degree They having cuJb,d and shot 10 death
Patlirh Grm,5 mn the night ~ February II, were
paced Ht tie bar of she Cot Of Grncia Sessions yos
tcrd4y fcr stn.clcc. Their counsel made long npl Cal
IN their hcallf. Recorder Snvth, passing sentence,
said H. nd matt careful exam inatnn OF the testi-
muuy taken before tnt Coroner aud he Ina filled to hnd
ans ihirr III which miilgayd tbc crime of thc prison
cts. u Was 10 brutal murder, and It " fortunate
thug forte prisoners that the old law not IL OK
Islrrrc; nIdrr that Jaw they wOuld nor have been
lowed 10 plead o crime tho penalty uf which Il only
uDrsuniucut Tor He, they wrlld have gone to the
Vai'DWs The present law them IN DETERMINATIONS
and n N did he would not exercise IL In ncir favor
lie sentenced the prisoners tO state prison for life.
The prisoners were uujnoY,d dUrUg the passing OF
srntrlre AMI when he RC,OIder had concluded his
.f- Hoy wHatd Iulely ndcS 10 The prisoners box 10
i removal to the TUmO1, preparatory To beng taken
EIng sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
HousE OF sENTATIYES

In the House to-day Il joint resolution was
reported frou tho Committee Appropriations and
passed apiroprating $4,000 for ,he contingent ex-
pcnscs of the S'natc.
bill was mlssed authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to permit tie OF vessel duly
rolled and found seagOrthY aud free from deDt. t.
change the name Of lues.ne Wien III ms oPhoh There
The conference report on the Special Deficiency bill
The Senate amendments to the Post Route bills we're
eCneulTed in and The House then ~ $50 oeoih went
into Committee " the Whole on he Dill amending tAc
Mr.. CARLISLE tDem XVI submitted an endment
to the Leakage clause Of the bin providing that the
proof of distilled spirits sb1 not IN any case be com
Cent aud in case It shall appear snch reRaugEg that
the proof OF such spirit less than 100 cent, the
dstjler or owner Shall pay the tax on wine Ralons.
number OF amendments were submitted ami re-
exempIinS from the sixty gallons OF spirits
msnufaetured IN any ono year BY any dlstlller
Mem to The S atk anI bad read
extract from The washington Republican relative to out
This drew forth an emp.9lc denial from MT COOK
as WIS pictured by the extr~ct existed, and who ex
pressed his Acknowledgement tOt MS INDIGNATION, becsuao
Ro decent ought to be indignant at anything done
here) that any gentleman should incorporate such
false extract IN his speech.
Tho amendment was rejected
Mr.. CarAsle's amendment was then adopted.
Mr.; C0NGEK (Rep MieG;l moved to strike cut the
yeas, 81 nays, IS. II agreed that vote should
be taken in the House upon the motion.
providing that the producers OF leaf tOJacCO shall be
allowed without the payment OF any tax 10 sell leaf to
D2CcO TO others than licensed dealers inanufac
urers providing they do net sell exceeding 900 worth
in any one year.
that there were great burying places where every
in the interest OF the ADOTUR cgs5 was eoU
mitted, One the splendid maus0!euu or the Ways
and Means-as splendid rs that of Hahearnassus. Inc
GentlonIen had the poor privilege OF choosing whether
their should be buried in that tomb presided
over by the gentleman from NewYofk (3lr. Z. WOOdl
go 20 the calendar. where the Speaker might forever
smother every act OF efLOn looking to the relief of
the people. Tho tariff system conceived In sin aud
brought firth in inlqltty. 1t WAS derived from the
town TaIfa spaln where the MOOrs extOrted tribute
from the passing merchants Under tho American
TEN, disguSed by delicate eupheuism into the
OF tanff." t was downright robbery II had been
on tie part of Tn MOOrs 10 cXtOr tribute.
The committee then rose without dispostnR OF the
amendment. and tho House, at 4;35 O'Clock took
until $780, The evening Session TO be for the cOnsd
grafton Of the 0Dl establishing Court Of Pensions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
THE COUETiS.
STEAM IN THE PILOT SERVICE.
ARGUMENTS OK THE QUESTIONS INVOLVED ~ THE
HEPCULES DISPUTE.


The nilots attached to the pIlot-boat Wild
gcuu No 10 IN August 1879, obtained permission from
the Plot Commissioners rcplasc their Old boat with
new with the same NUMBER. Instead
Vt buying sailing piOt-b1at, they pur-
chased the sfcam-ycszel Hercules and began
using II Ne pot-bOat. On september tho members Of
this crew company served with order to show
canrc before the Commissioners why theY should be
prevented from Introducing steam into the pilot service
Before Ills matter 10 hearing tue Commissioners
on November 7, 1870, passed bylaw No. ~, providing
that am pIot9 using steam vessels ~ the service should
DO Fable to suspension for az long lime 80 the Com
nis-loncrs should Determine. GeOrgs n. s3co OF
the members OF this plot company obtained FROM the
Supreme Court writ Of prohibition re-trniF Ing the
COMMISSIONERS from susp6udtaE him or interfering with
him n The us, of tie steam vessel.
A hearing was begun before Justice Van Brunt, III
Special Term Yesterday, to determine tho question
whether The writ OF prohibition should lie made perna
ncnt. Mr. Cisco and Ralph NO,la another member Of
tie COMPANY testified Substantially ~ The Jhuyo facts.
Gacy SAID ha; their position was ono of great pccumaTy
,alar; that they served hong apprentic ship and had
followed this occupation under great yuvatiCns for
rany years tnat they had no Other means uf earning
livelihood: that thc- experience taught them the
SLY for TIE of steam in plotting, and IT'S
-u2e,4oiiiy ;he use uf srg yesses; tha5 wish
cam yrs rl p!iuta eouli ato IN. l1fOOr al all lines
thIt th,y could thu. uwRN~ serve vessels quickly am
WtLOui d,nIur; frt in winter aud 10 times Of cain tho
steam vessels could o. AT work while the -ang vessels
tqco ana void aud that II enforced 1t would rr,Ht
scrolls damage the commerce OF the port OF New
iu'K.
e.: cyiGcurr IN defence OF The Boards action.
lie sibl- tar the Commissioners passed bylaw ~
ui tu punsh The u'nrrs Ui tie pilot company but IN
tnr llIr INTERESTS oi SrW York COIuuercr Hul of the
pluiagJ service a. tn opinion uf Tie BVsrd that
Tho iufroduciiUI Of Am vase would work great III
cdualt,y he az tho command ~ tD pilots :UT
IN u charge ~ thriT Ju;.cS would III olive heavy
=. s, NJ Infringement AID running ~ tam vessels,
and It WORK an. ~ rhP advantage OF surh Of tI'
pilU.- cUud FORM A-Nh-tageouA cor OnaiialS wan
lrrsUnS employing turt, thus allowing monopoly 70
their 10 tie cNU"G-r or the cUrc service twas
eubtrriuL fur Tho Commissioners that tneJ mai the
-tltl'urr power 10 make bylaw H.; that ~ Vas
not cl pest GIrO Az TINT a was necessary to preserve
i. rrtf, tAIsr OaKIttO b. prpic"lei. lrcisOH
Wis rc-rivrd Thomas BrIc.mu npprarcd iOr the r.
later; NihaLA Aicu Eutyr iUr The Pilot CuiDmWsOnrIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
A REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE.
TIE ST EJECT OF AMENDISG HE NEW-rO5K GEAR
TER CON~iDFRFD.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 TIE 1mUUyE.I

Try TELEGRAPH ~ TIE 1WiGSE.I
ALBANY, April 20.-Aftrr the adjournment
Of the senate Tonight. con 'rrrJcr held ut Tho
Deayan HCusc OF thc RaDuo .,a !es Of the Lcll-
TIRE IN regard 10 the pphcy, from partv point ~ view,
OF amending the charter Of Cue City 81 Ncw-Yurk.
During the day General Chester a. Arthur. chairman
OF the Republican state Committee, hHh arr!Y";
city in company with Police Commissioners Wheeler
and French and FIRE CUmm--I ourr Van Cot, OF New
York. All Of thear persOus attended the conference,
which was held In General AIlul room. Most of tlo
Republican Senators, INCLUDING such leaders r. Senators
Robertson, Woodin and strahan, were present
and also many members Of tse Assembly An cnurl
seemed have been made to sccUIr TIN Attendance OF
representatives Of every shade OF political opinion
among the Republicans This was doubtless to obtain
united support modification Of the charter that
u may Dc decided 10 make
Tie conference lasted to very late hour. In Tho
course Of 10 all the for ANA ap!nsi Snr Passage
OF bill modifying the charter, ~ such a
way as to protect the Interests ui tuc RGuubl,cHu
party. carefully considered II ack dGE DICED
by all that Ia view or the important election ht F
would he we'll 10 secure beyond all danger. fbe nam
OF the present nonpartisu Board u Police and
Bureau Of Elections.