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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15


NEw-YORK AND PHHADELrHTA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY 3 DEpors
IL PHILADELPHIA, IL NEW-l0lK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFELY.
Oh AND AriER J,>rNtY. 10. 1890
FXrcss ram, leave Nf"lork wa DeSbo AMI Cortanit
80: ~ s2o 8 % Limited IL H. m 5;3O L. 40 s.
o. 9 7i% sg and P M and r. mn .. "a
g9d i nHang aogs'. VA ~. Tn2q iG a%
Bo@s ~ NhncN conn., d i t,a1s,rr ~,
rei1Trng ifai, Icayc West philadelphia l2oI 30 3.ij
= 7.j. z. $50 ana ~ a. ~ dAmhei iNpir's, 500 p. NJ
Az s sSo. ~ J. 7l5 o. NJ Leave p6iadciphia va
a rand, o. and "a r % way fs'or foot
Of Dcsros-es 9I oi G%nr1 IdDTGG I, NJ
Ii2dson- liooosen Depot Jersey CIV EmiTant Ticket
one me- Sc%Yoii transfer Company will cali tor AM enssA
baggage ho,sLs and residences IP.FARMER
fhANN General Manager General Passenger Agent
THE ERIE RAILIW<A\1It,yorK LAKE ERIE and
IfsTP',N RAILEoTp. Arrangement Of trains taking
eva YAK acc cincinnati and omcaso pay ES2ros Drawing
rom Coacle- to aiie 1i . S,n alvin at nuoo
connecting T9 '3t ,l, 70 'ne Ms,s I&a "'n ~
p NJ Dnilyl Pacific EhPres. for the Nest ,lecpias
aud Chicayo without change: also Hotel Dining cars
TO T p.m 'imlcrant tain for the West.
Hrnara 4 t., $40 80 o. IA $40 4.O. 30 6:lO 73D
u m aud ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays 9l3
I" n no.; ,,op End Passoic 100 10 1910. uhe 1920
nc"n 45 B 300 40 5ln b:3O 6;lO q 20, 10 r.
nlJniet -unGays. g. $50 1920 Il. IN. Ia $50 aud
y ra@r.n d. Gls 800 $40 10 1920. 1880 NJ Y noon
~ a 40 800, i2n f:i0 ,, DO 520 $50 Go $50. J.
710 = Id T. NJ. aud l. midnight. SUNDAYS, g. $50 9lj
100 A. M. -. d 80. p. ~, and - midnight - ,o
euictn t.. 80 10 20 o. m, La. 800 j. GrO D. M Il
midnicllt.
WaTwick 100 q. m, $50 m ,o an,
Nrsi,rr ana Cornwall $50. a. M. $3.50. AGO sun
Gay sSout and Kingston a. m $3.50 sundays, $50
a. m hen Il 1870 o. 1O2Js M. $780, 800 $3.50 r. M sun.
49, 4 \ 30 1920 ~ M, go Z !, ~.
u'NN,,dclovu 100 q, lu20 300 400, o. m sun
"s $40 iO1On m. $50 p. IN. The a. ~ and $50 y
,s connect with NewYork anc Os"ego Midland RAILROAD
at Nam ,s,.vi- 7.jo o. 1920 $50 g. p M. sundays
''5n M. Is. G.3u ant p N.
oats leave 2Bl-st quarter oi ara quarter luer each
~ srnr 4J a. to H5 M, ana al lol' and ll4J D. M
o. os - can be obtained and orders for the checking
~ Ter of baggage he lcft. AT The t"npdny's offices
Su Broadway y. y. NJ. Court ST.. EroON
~, 1 nc 0mpanys Dcuot-
iron the West aFllNe IN NeNl OK AT 40 a.
1898 ana IMd 5oI hHRoTr GEM Passr Aet Now York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trans leave EngewOod Closor Plermont and NYacS,
n q IA A. M J. B. !, 400, $50, GiO $50 ll:3D
.nSoys q M. and $3.50 T. The 1870 r. train wilt
Isars 10 M nutcs later saturday nights:
Spring Valley and Monscy, L 300 a. NJ 400 p.
no. y. ABBOTT GenI fassr AgL, New-iorA.
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Gitn DroperIp 60 Ell.

0ltn iJropetin 20 [tI
A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL GE RECEIVED AT THE
UFTOVN OFFICES. No Legs Broadway cor Lntty urst
II or 3oS West Twenty -thrd-si. corner EighthaNeS
M 81 East FnuitceutAst. corner mon sluai& yoU
Iul ave cor Forty seveuthsi at tn IA ttllN ri -
NoI9Sf ThrdaYe.. cor Onehunarc ahHt"ehty ioaIust
Ilarlcm savings Bank Budusb Up Z" !. d. Al regular
Office ~'fe-
rE,O TET.-At No. - West 20th-st, parlor.
d,n,nr ro,u kitchen bedrooms be seen rom
3lo lv permit nom d. BitDsALL x co. 80 Broldway
T51O LET.-iuildingS, stores, lofts and offices
1 IA Bceaman, FH.ton Pearl Clr Liberty Nassau and
william 49, EULNND s. WHITING. BccAmanst
rElO BANKERS. LAWYERS and MINING
\ CONPANfES-FGrn ola ccs three rooms deep
fronting Broadway chcap good furniture, safe desk
rrusscl c.ret 81 Is anr 500 immediate possession
Apply Ia r. II. IL DiOW. ) Pne 81
rEyO LEASE.-The brick house, 16 Iludson-st.;
Eve wars $1,000; tenant may alter 10 suit las en-
"'"'' v" THORNrON N RODMAN, Real Estate AGENT.
$50 BROADWAY, corner ltlsl,
rE'O LET.-The entire dwelling part of 76
a northeast Ccrn-r WaYcrly pllcei hNc o'n's
GOOD aud hsht busincSs rent SJOO per annum Hs
store ant front basement room, l2P WaSef pAuo eGo
cigar stand $50 per month no liquor; possession l
seiiatoy Ills; door OF thre' rooms at IN AVERY
place rent tl1 30 PER WOnth; possession lHmtHi9'N'
l. ~ Rodmau Real ESa;e Agent 69G BIo1d%ay, COZ l.ns''
rsNO LET-Thrcc highly desirable f0ur-story
stOne high soop houses, NOS H. III anu 10
hes. houses are Inli IN the very invest
mtnt. and Handsomely finished Throughout.
WachmAn ON the premises
No permits necessary. Apply 70 ~ - nrDDvD
At Arnold Constable & Co.'s. 5thayc and l9tb.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

Ferry statlon IN Ncw-York foot of Iibertyst
Ferry station In brooklyn foot Of Fultonst. JewelPs
Commencing October 9. si9.-Lcave New.York foot Of
$50 a. m.-Fof Pennington Easton Bcyiderc. bethlehem,
Bath. Allentown. Mauch Chunk Tamaqua, Mahanoy CITY.
with Delaware. Ia kaNanna and " western Railroad.
Hudd- Lake and Lake Hopatcong Allentown; iIar'
nshue anr TIE West Maucn hunk Tamalua WEcsoarie'
1880 .. m.-For Somcr,ilc and Fcmington: ,,,,
chunk Tamaqu1. Maha-oy CIV Iiazicton IuukhenuocS,
Wikesbalr', scranton. Reading. Columbia Lancaster
p M For Ili4h bridge iianch, schooley,s Mountain.
hgGds Lake ana Lake Hopatcong, EaSto Be''der' A"eh
APO D. nor $ mefylc and IT mineion.
5:3 D. u.-Iaily Tor Ea-tJD, Allentown. Mauch CHUNK,
nccis at junction. to- Delaware LacSaaanua and wosern
s.i5, $50 1880 1913 MS ii5 a. H.: i3i5 l. 100. 3
6.i5 $50 = rs, 7'i55 So 80 ii5 H. =
and S ] stations a. 55 p n Tor 2 Easion Alien;
Town. Harrisburg and the West o.oo
FOR Newark-At 6.]5. 6l5 a. ~, 7i5. SID ~ 9:39
10 1880 l:lj m; y M >, 3 $780, T. l:'O D. $780, o'4o
6. $50 7:lo, 2:l5 H. - p .,,t,ons
Boats u he oot y and E.c tnn,y make connection; at
sew city ~
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE
Leave Ncw.York. foot of Lbertys. Red Bank Lon
Branch Ocean Grove &C.. at sl5 ll:ij a. me- li1 l. Oi'
STATION. 10 ana from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVE a.
RID BANE, TO and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT with all trims.
FREEHOLD AND NLW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot OF Liberty ST. FOR Freehold at sl5l 10 A. m
:. 5:iJ =. IN
NEW-JERSkY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Nrwl ork foot Liberty ST. g. r. r. of y. J. .
$50 a. for Faim rsalc, Toms River Barneeat andln
i:I5 p. m-For Toms River vineaud all stations to Bay
Side AND FOR ATLAE re CITY,. ,..... r,cyer
.m.-For Firrinliac Toms RIVER BaIhegat luc"o''
Ton II. Il. anu Philadelphia
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-
FREEHOLD AND NLW-YORK RAILWA
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN
LINE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TEENTON ASB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from station c. r. r. Of NJ ootot Lib
Tor SINon corner Nnth and Greeusts a. ~ g, lll5
o. M 80 &, j3O 7:Ij. II .. m ON sunday at $40 a. mt
For STALLION corner Third and Berkssts. at $50 o 10
~ $780, $780, /. $3.50. 7ij CA Sunday at $40 a. n'
For !r:ut,n Warren ard Tucsersts $50 AS o IIl5
m 30 80 L. $50, 74' II p m On sunday At 10
Rcurn,nr trains VIII leave Philadelphia for New York
From station Pm'arrma ana l.csa,ng i;ai,rold corner
go 7:l5 t2p 49,. on ~1rday $50 q m. 800. u p. m
$40 3. J. $50 ll30p M ON sunday $50 M 1870 D. m
.Denote- Pa Imam co.'s attached IN ,... ~,
day i t TO- $50 o5 M i55 go. AS go, $40
Connection made Jersey civ 70 and from Brook
Axe for "a al loot 81 L,rtvs No $50 95l iol
957 rroadway aud at the iPl n2' Sys' -"nl
NcW York Transfer Company ulodds Express vi cal for
95a IefE o1 91sgG e. a S g. BoadTaT AND 3
Nrw York and4 Couftst Brooklyn All these oce. are In
connection P'Pe g " G,aOra S,'Sneef agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Naa-
ara - m , ar 10 M AMI 30 n m
FaI, lower thau by any Other rouih
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD. &c.-Fare, Il.
Sew haven al 3 an. D. DE-. o-a,e,,us ~.th roads.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ WvtH iNlIEoAn-C mEelcing December .. 1873
90 ~ Wc,tern and Sorthcfn Iapic'- 10 Rochester, s.
lOaOa N. Chicasoa nd wc-len hsgle.'. Drawlngroom
los M. xprc-s 10 ALBANY ana Troy with connections
10 Uura Saratoga Glons Fail. AMI Rutland.
500 sos T. @ 81 Loas E1prs. day with sleeping
nc i cSY Tor HHaao Too aa c and Tor Noaea eR
oInE o.t Hr. tr TonIrcs Rochester and Corn
ing. VIA Geneva sleeping Geneva Rochester and
80 o. M FSfrss' daily with slc.pp~ cars 70 Svra.
Cusc iochrscr Nlnmta f'"' h'DA'o' '''''"' I''o"o'
iIao D. m %ght Exprcs. with sleeping Albany
ana 10y nm sale At No. 80 and - broadway amt "A West
COTS Fxprc,- once Para pl, and - ant 9i2 Broad
way New York .'H 80. 80. t,'i ~ ,l','' H. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

NOR SALE or EXCHANGED charming
country eat m sing Sing; overlooking The Hudson from
the Palisades the Highlands and the village in the rear OF
comprises 6i2 OF avn, orchard
n arge double house anc fine caiTaeeousc;
all inquire Of Mrs j. SOFIEID AT house on the RIDGE
or OF JOHN :. LYNCH AZ ana 429 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

V'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NTWNORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
IT THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY 8 DEPOTS
IL PHILADELPHIA, IL NEW-lOkK.
DOUBLE TRACK. The MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AB~OLt TE SAFELY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

EOR SALE CHEAP or TO RENT.-That
w-lknOwn SPINNER resort known for the past twenty
years the Rraniod Point House with the extensive
attached, situate ON
The shore sound half mile from the depot
the shore Line raj the town Of BranOId Conn.
aud miles east OF the Cy Of New aycn partially
furnished with furniture, bedding, &C. the last summer,
gas apparatus barn stabing-n short with all the
appurtarances ccsr fr lrst-class summer hote.
IL sold the Premises will be rented TO sure
paying tenant. - - -
For further Information apply tn sAMU Ell HALLOWELL.
q q n.fa 4 llnrch New Haven. Conn.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL Hamburg
L Anne. lean Packet CompInys Line Tor PLlMOb iIi'
CHTKBOI RIG aud IfANBt K6.
SITf,NI A...... March l. FBISIA.......-.... April
WIELAND.. March 20 vi ~IrH lllA --ALule
Rates oi passage Plymouth. LONDON ChcibourG lam.
Iurg and al points England. scotland and Wales: First
Calm gold SUOi bin, gold 500; storage eur
renew S2T c. B. Richard & BOAS, Gen. Pass Agi
t,TIARDT & Co, 81 broadway. New YORK.
- G,ngr3l Agents 81 Broad-st. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

GUION LINE. ..
" United STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR OVEENSTOWN AND LIZ kkFOOI+
Leaving PIER S. y. K loot o King ST.
ARTZON .........1 "a r;}DAN. March 10. a. III.
WVOMINC .......... T L - DAY. March %, 3 .. M
NEVADA ...........T I.~DA}. March 80. s q. m
NONTA y ........ 2 L r. DAY. Apul q, 3 p. IA
WIS., ONS TU ESDA1. Apl ~, t;'p H. III
IL These steamers bmt of non IN wacrught com.
narimens are furnished with every requisite 10 mako
the Atlantic boih Ie ana agfeetOe nav
ing bathroom. smokinlro0m. drawingtoom piano an
library also cNncUfuCe surgeon sicldc ~ ana ,a'r'F"n
each steamer The state oous afc a ulerdcck, thusn
Ing those Attest Of all Injuries al sea- perfect Ve'ih
and light. .-.....,,, ..o .,c =,
Sino INTFRNFDIATF @iO. SIEEKAGE. at low rltel
49, OFFICE No. 20 BROADWAY.
MIlIIAMS & GIlnN
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LYMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,.-.
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NFW-1ORk.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN , d,
NECK Ar. . sat Mch 20 MAIN-..:.......~At ApIl ~
ODER sat Mch - MO-l l.. "a M ~ =, !,
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.NOkk 20 SOU ihAN'
- TON. HANRE or BKhMtNrx sco
STFERAGE. $50. o., . .,,a
Return tickets at reduced rates PrepA'u S'co''N' o
secrsce tickets 10 all poa's N. south o. ENGLAND $50
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these hrstcass steamships sail regularly at IN from
Pier 80. ,, NOrtn KvcI Is follows . .,
CITY VERA CRU 4. cart vans ce-...-Wco Mar ~ -
AGO DE- ca ia. Capt FoOc.....-..-. rat AiIh .
Tor freight passage Apply
IN WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co. No. - Broadway.
bros AgeutAIu Havana
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O BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE.
pier ofCompanv new 40 North River foot u Mortons
Travellers this avoid both transit by Englsh rN
the dscomiorts Of crossing the Channe IN 'na
boat . V.s.iu..,ta, N,ct - o,
pAVCE Tsudee.............W ednesdav Mich 81. q
NERABOR, ~augli,r ......- WEDNESDAY, APP l. \ a. m
sdra5n Credi IvOnnss Pans. IN amounts t0s1
LOUIS De LEBiA.N. AGENT No % broadway
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Ocean Steamers.

\ ME F5I. oneE ~ rows rows AND LIVERPOOL
only Transatlantic Line under M AMERiGAN FLAG.
sa,inp every Ncdnelay from Philadelphia AMI Liverpool
Ira sallues ON alternate SATURDAYS
il DIANA, March H. 1890 p. m
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI

Trains leave tor Engewood Closor Permoat ana Nyack,
sa o50 A. m, l. B. 1, 400. $50 GAO, $50 1879
s,mdays a. AMI $50 ,. N. INC ll5O p NJ train will
Ianr. Ia minutes later SATURDAY nights.
Manuel mo n. ABBOTT, GenI Passr AgL, New.N0rk.
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Sailing every week alternately from Philadelphia m New
York landing passengers within lev hours me oil IN
uuuortaut pulnfs vi interest on the Continent
zealand. ~ATt EBAN. MARCH, rs, p m
For rates OF passage other information Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT e SONS, General AVcrA .
907 WAlnut-s. Phiadc pha. ~ iioid"aN, NcM. ! Or
JOHN McDDNALp Agent, : Battery pace. Now ora"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
c0DIFIC4TION or THE PoOR LAWS

,vpov THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE |
ALBANY. Feb. 13.-The Assembly of 1879
directed its Committee on General Laws To eodify the
laws relating the care OF the poor This done
after the passage resolutions declaring That the
for the relief OF the poor were not administered IN
uniform manner throughout the State that there was
no limit to the expenditures which could DO made In
their behalf by various oicersof the State that there
was no legal auditing Of the accounts OF the
Of the poor aud that much OF the Increase Of the public
debt was caused by these expenditures.
The committee did not make report to the last Leg
isature To-day however, It presented report the
result OF its work to the present Assembly The report
IA aligned by Messrs Grlggs, Roberts, Brennan, Bridges
and Skinner of the present Legislature ana by Messrs
Dandaeld and Broadhead OF the Legislature OF 1879
The committee states that after the adjournment OF
the Legislature OF 1879 they addressed circular letter
TO all the officials In the State having charge OF the ad
ministraton OF the general laws relating to the Of
the poor asking them to give their opinion about revl-
son OF the laws Many responses received to these
requests The committee also attended State COnven-
tion OF the County Superntendents OF the Poor and
conferred with the superintendens III attendance on the
subject . 49,.
for TO the preBent Legislature. In this bill
the laws relating to the poor have been divided into
titl by which the different subjects treated uuder
appropriate heads" Many sections Of the present law
have been dropped dring obsolete because later
legislation has repealed tuem and sections passed at
different tines, but having the same effect have been
combined. In concluding It's report the committee
says: "The am OF the committee has been 10 ar
range tho general laws relating 10 the poor to sim
Nifty them and thus avoid the confusion In their admin
noyance to the superntendens and others charged with
| their ADMINISTRATION
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
DEClsIONs-FrB. t3.

Supreme Court Ck0mbns--Bv judge Lawrence
IN the matter OF Finley. See memorandum Edelsten ss
Tweed Jr-see memo indun. crossY crpssy-s)rder
granted. Bezer agt. Williams -See memorandum. W0od
house AIT WO0dhouse. MOts0n denied. CarDles an
ula-See memorandum. HlDeDa Nauonai Bank Art
Meciancs' and Traders Brnksee memorandum Cfisser
sg CregiervSee memorandum. For agt. rnskasee mem
ordufl Lee agt ROudurOnsh. This motion must b. denis
Lockwood aEt Persch tr.See mcmOIAndum fockwooc n
Persc, r Motion granted and order settled Edesten
wefMotlon q vaoate the Oer for tho examination 0f tho
defendant rand In the matter OF Farley In The matter
Hnlev-Granfed
Special Tr1a-Bv Judge Lawrence. crsy art The Home
By judge Van Worst --Wotf9n agt Cark-Order settled
and signed Paine etc. Wllleis and OtheTsThe aIg
ent OF The demurrer Is set down for Monday February To-
Ctrcait-Pur LTE-By Judge Van vorst-HnI AIT HOBART
jr.-Order settled and sigued,
Snperior Conrt-.SDecGI Tgn-Bv Judge spcir.--
Canihel agt The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Proposed amendments rcsetted
Common Pieds--Spec0i Term--Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen.-Steveusn ACT stevenson for
sci. sidenberg art ElyFndnRs settled. Kelso agt I0f
10 counsel in matter Whitman JOnessee
Orandum. In the matter Of HE, efcePott confirmed aut
committee appointed In ra SienhaIdt eic-kepoit iemi.
ted 10 referee tor further proOf sec m'isoiauun befe
Scha nlno - -tntel rugaOfies settled nH Within
By Judge J. p Daly.spofofd sgt PhelpA Motion denied
and Injunction vacated with q 70 costs. Outcrb ag.
Phslp- superior Court, Freedman. -
BY Judge Larr8mOreSe eboid agt. STANDARDIZATION m
ecctuent judgment FOR plainif for removal or encarh
meut On or before May 1880 no damages OF ooss 10 either
party . 90
Marine Court Chdmbers-Bv Justice sinnotf.--
Hood sgf Tf.nchy et a-Sec memOf andum. Cnrits
ttlchment vacated Donohue sgt Mslone- ho.on
roy- ordeTcd Gle security fnnk Agt Meyers.
-A'0ton granted vita $40 costs Prentiss aet Donc.
dlsmissed The Union stove Works agt. Weiner. houoa
vacated ana restored ffank aft CIR
mond-OrdcT settled and MED. jackson aHt kercno1 NO
ton granted for the sh inst sDcy aSt Van Co1-Auaoh
~ lsTao nod
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
A TWEED RECElyERsHIP REVIVED.

William NJ. Tweed, jr., was appointed re-
eeiver OF the Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company
in Is7l aud william Edelston. who acted as hts
sel was declared by the the settlement 10 be
entitled to SI5 for his services Mr Edelston has
brought suit the supreme Court TO recover from Mr.
Tweed The unpaid portion OF these fees lie says IN is
complaint that Mr.. Tweed asked him @ give receipt
for Sl5 900 10 put In with his accounts to close thcm
and he did so Mr.. Tweed aitorward paid ham 5000
In 1879 he paid to l.. ID. blanchard 5000 Which Nj.
Tweed promised TO repay. but did not lie therefore
sues for S2 800 and interest. The answer admits The
$500 account but says IL has been plld, ard denies
everything else. Justice Lawrence yesterday vacated
an order for the examination ~ Mr. Tweed before trial
He ssys IL quite apparen' from the lidavits that
tho object OF plaintiff to get construction OF de.
frndaut's answer Thls is not a ground Tor granting
such an Order" Justice Lawrence has spoken fTe-
suently Of late OF the growing abuse Of the privilege ~
examination before trial aud has denied several mo
tions for that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
PROPOSED NATIONAL SUPERVISION.

PROPOSED NATIONAL SUPERVISION.
MIL PREPARED. AND TO DE- REPORTFD 10 TIE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, BY TIE COMMIT
TIE ON COMMERCIAL BOARD OF COMMISSloN-
Eps RECoHMEXDED-KEGULAT And PENAL
TIES PGEsCRIBED.
WAsHINGToN. Feb. 13.-The House Committee
m Commerce resumed consideration Of the subject
of reoulatipg interstate railroad commerce this
morning upon the pending motion OF Representa-
tive Bliss TO reconsider the vote OF Tuesday, oy
which the committee refused to allow the
Reagan bill 10 be reported to the House. This mo-
tion wos carried without division. and vote was
then taken upon Representative McLane's bill
which he offered as a substitute for the Reagan Dill
This was also rejected without roll call. where
unon REPRESENTATIVE Henderson offered his bill as
substitute for the Reagan bill. which. after some
discussion and the adoption Of two amendments
submitted by Representative Bliss, OF New-loTk'
was adopted by vote of 8 to 6. as follows:
Yeqs-Representatiyes Bliss Dem, n. ~. Ross
Dem. \. j.. McLane Dem, Mil. Deuster DEM
WisA O'Neill rep, PENN, Wait Rep, Conn.,.
Henderson Rep. H.. Townsend, lRep, Ohio and
Russell REP. Mass.l-0.
Navs-Represeniatlves Reagan QDem., 1eX.l
Kenna Dem, w. Va, Thomas Turner Dem. ky.l.
Acklen Dem, La, Beale Dem, Ya.l, Clardy Dem.'
Mo.l-6
The bin was ordered to be reported to the House
with request that IN early day be assigned Tor ITS
consideration.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

wont nv changes Of schedule carriage different cars,
brcakng different car loads into less tnah .y U
by any other means the carriage OF such property rom
being continuous from the place OF shipment 70 'o p09
OF destination whether carried ON one or Oh se'cr
Sic IA The provisions Of this act Ghall include the
carnage, storage and handling Of al properly Oh one
actually substantially continuous Interstate catrs
part Of such carriage as PROVIDED IoI ID to pr1or
Tbether neh properlv be- carried wholly railroad
or partly ON several railroads wholly on the lakes or
partly railroad and lake or partly on ralroau ana
pcnsaton paid received by or to one person alone or
IN connection with another or other persons
PENALTIES PRESCRIBED.
SEC Is Any corporation or person guilty OF viola
ton OF the provisions shall forfeit and pay to
the person persons who may sustain damage thereby
a sum equal TO three times the amount OF the damages
sustained to be recovered by suit In any Dsrct OF
Circuit Court of the United States where the person or
cornoratiOn causng such damage can bs found or may
have ageut or place or business; anu Y tbo
corporation. organization or person 30 ofendns snnn
on conviction forfeit and pay for such offence penai
OF not less than $1,000 10 be recovered ny the Uheu
states by action Information OF the COmmlss0ntIs
Of Interstate Conference. otherwise In any Dstct
Circuit Court Of the United staieS one-baI OF sucn
penalty, when collected 10 be paid 10 the partY da
aged by such violation OF the iaW ana DrlnRhg actG.
thereon. No action shall be sustained unless bronghl
within one year after the cause or such action shai
SIC 10 Nothing in this net shall apply TO the car
roge, storage handling Of property less tDan ear
load wholly within one state. ana not contracting 10
bc carried beyond such state or TERRITORY or 10 properly
carried for the United States or 20 the Transportation OF
ARTICLES free an reuICrd ralcS lOf rIHlt
governments or for charitable. educational or scientific
purposes, 10 or from public aIs ana eApoSltohs lor
exhibition thercat.
sEC I7-Iu the construction Of this act. the words
railroad 0r railroads" " shall be construed 10 mean
r. irOad or railroads engaged M Transporting properly
from one state or Territory into or through ono OF more
other States Territories. or mo or lo 'us Iora
country and no others. whether the same De- Operated
by the corporations owning fnem or nv oher cop'r.,
ti0n. or uthcrgise The phrases railroad cop'iiu"h
and railroad company" shall be held 10 ne >yIohy-
mons and 10 si1uiiy 4 corporation wmch eltncf Owns
operates railroad ana the teru,s pc' , sou W.
erons" wherever lsld herein, shall include corpora
lions und 1iuf stock companies "a well a. ma 90
The nine ceutr and last section appropraies S2oNVO
for carving INTO effect tina provisions oI me plt
from The date Of ifs nent 20 June 80 leNl hhl
uroVtd.s that no pending litigation between tallroah
companies snail M any be affected by the provisions
of lp