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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
sr-1NG RAILwAY OFFICERS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. PA bill was
cd IN tie Cnancery Court to-day by j. Brady Put
nam and by Earle and John Thompson against MesTr''
Fogg. Stevenson, Baldwin and Evans iei'
marly directors Of the Nashville, Chattanooga
AMI 81. Louis Railway. but now ot the
Louisville and Nashville Railway. The allegations are
nsuostlnce the same as 20 the former ol except
tnat II "a CHARGED specifically that Colo had his
line rom st. Louis % tie southeastern seaOoard almost
completed these directors, Who had been taken mo
his conf aience, gave him away" ano sold MN
out To tho Louisville and NIsnve Company ina, tnese
nerntia on4 were kept secret from tn prrsdeIl ana
{ clho,ders Of the Nashville. Chattanooga d'u ~.
L1u- Company: that directors then resi- tncd auu
were made directors OF tnc LJuiHvle ana nashville
tnat IN short. they comm ttrd bie'cu oi
trust for when the compliuaurs seek decree oruer
u re ST. rk he paid TO the stochnOlter. anu l3 ,o
the fDur rrctJrs an lrlunc ION resi- raining th'
from dspo-ng II bonds II this cannot b. dOi tht tn
fiie and Nashviue Company DE ordered 20 pay o
tne complanants the profits, and that IN account nc
taken TO See what profile had been made.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Saturday, NOV. p, 1850.
A telegram 10 Lloyds from Milford says the steamer
Great Eastern appears dragged her anchor dur
ing the gale iast night
4 Adsaatch from Paris 70 The Ttmcs says: \ Syrian
soda water manufacturer writes m Vi1n1 Nclo Free
Press that he f. ready into c0m0ctton win
Dr Tanner with against water He asserts tAat lie
can fast O. beer for y-IOur davs.'
AGispatch from Berlin to The Daily Ners says: " \
great attempt being made 10 excite the indgnaon OF
tudcns against the Jews by tie stroekcr party. ans
Is areiy beginning 80 have feet az Lclpsc' where
stormy meeunG- are being heidi
NJ Baudry dA-son has written 10 NJ. Gamuetta
President of the French Chamber Of Deputies asking
tnat the Chamber requested to sanction proceedings
IN accordance with Article 341 or tho Penal Code
against President. Wee pr~drns aud stor-' or
arbitrarily placiug hm under rest on the lIJh INST
tarequem service be held al the Churcn Of SAINT
Ausustn. Paris ia honor Of the memory of Jean
Baptlste Henri Lacordaire, the celebrated French
preacher the Abbe Noutsabrc intends 10 deliver po
icsl address, treating chiefly of the rel gous drcrcrs
DonIslcans moulsterd garb Will surround the cA'A-
fI.qut
disnatch from emma 70 The Times says that during
the debate on the BUDGET L. the Hungarian Diet the
question Of the regulation of Hungarian rivers was dis
cuss,d Tna formidable competition OF America In snp-
rvinr rp ana flour had directed attention To the reg
NH tI0u and inproY OF water carriage, a. lle most
efficient aid iu meeting the competition.
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CLOSE or THE INSTITUTE FAIR.
A GREAT CROWD IN ABUNDANCE LAST NIGHT
AWARD OF PIXIES.

A GREAT CROWD IN ATTrNDANcE LAST NIGHT
AWARD OF PRIZEs.
The American Institute Fair. which has been
omen for two months and hair, closed last night
An unbroken stream Of people began to ponr through
be doors al D. ~, and by O'Clock the interior OF the
buildur was thronged end TO the other Many
evidently we're present for the first time and ehowed
their way through the crowd with an eager desire 10 see
everything There currents setting IN dl-
fcreut directions, coun.ercurrents and eddies
from which sight-seers vdnly eudeavOred
N escanc Those In charge o. the eXbitswhOse euer
ies have been observed 10 Tag during the last days OF
ne flwere spurred INFO unusual actvIty by the great
crowd Of visitors and The prospect of an early release
from their monotouous occupations Some of the
smaller manufactured articles offered az reduced
nces Of these cigarettes and SMOKING tobacco tound
the most customers. Visiting card, marked while you
woit.r we're also reduced III price, and COMMANDED a
trade in consequence that kept the printers BUSY
I'm. hand stand Vas the centre OF struggling mass o.
humanity that was bent seeing the musicians as well
a. hearing the conc IT, special pro ,ramme rem
derrd. ,-.-s 81. p. .,.,,.o
mounted The platform and made br!ei address. he
.id fnaf The EXHIBITION had had unusual attractions 30
mad Dr. yu a Irge number oi Visitors oI an cids~t -
more than 100000 10 all. The entries had NUMBERED
over 200 ,t.t -. a..
,flr o - Secretary Oi tlc Board o. Managers. Many
of me x uibOrs Who hai awards az previous eX-
hihlt0u. were awarded medals OF maintained su' II
nrrtv or continued excellence Diplomas OF progress.
,,sf, Iprri,rlty exec elcc ana prZes Of silver and
plate were awarded 20 IN" successful competitors Inc
awards "rcd l.l-'
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HEALTH OF CITY AND STATE.

EVILS CURED ORSTILL TO BE CORRECTED.
SANITARY CONDITION or NEwYuRE CITY - WHAT
IHE MEDICAL SOCIETY HAS DIsCOysRED-HUNT-
FRS POINT NOT The soURCE or ALL BAD
sMEf Ls-MEErING OF THE STATE BOARp or
HFALTH-PREPARING REPORT FOR THE GOV
FRNOR.
The sanitary condition of this city is dis
cussed in a report recently made 10 tho
Medical Society of New-i0r by lts Commit
tee on Hygiene, and some sources of disease
are pointed out Reference is made to poison
Ous and disagreeabIc odOrs which do not come
from Hunters Point, but from places on the East
and West Sides of this city. The evils incident
TO the Elevated Roads, the Fourth Avenue
Tunnel and the overcrowding Of street-cdrs
are also considered. The State Board of
Health met yesterday, and reports from the
various members were heard.
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BlLruofE nrRcHfNrs PROTESTING.

BALrrvoRF, Nov. 27.-The Corn and Flour
Exchange to-day general meeting adopted resolutions
protesting against the notice posted yesterday by the
baltimore ana ONO Railroad Company. announcing
that an advance on 0r wheat IN their elevators
would take effect Dee nber &. committee was author
sed to wait upun the officers the company ana protest
against the execution Of the notice. - A.,
ibr Ulcers of the company that II the pressure in
,,, al .-..ors is relieved blockade occurs the
tLo r,.snu Tor their nOIcc will be removed aud the
order y not 20 effect aud that % Is not ntendei
that any Tor damage Tor "hed III cars s"" DC
mad".
BArDfoRE Nov. 27.-Isracl NJ PaT 4
ono OF the largest grain hrns IN this city suspended
paymcnt this morning.
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bidding was spirited and the opening rates were wei
sustained
AFFAIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN.
THE RUSSIAN CLAIM CAUSING ANxrErY-JPAl
THINKING OF FOREIGN LOAN.


THINKING OF FOREIGN LOAN.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-The steamer City
of Toxic brings Hong Kong advices October 80 anu
Shanghai dates 10 October 20. Affairs at PekinG are sl
unsettled The different parties at the capital are
anxious about tie future OF the country or the nature
and extent OF the demands made by Russia 1t IL
believed the Government is su ignorant That terri
tory will be asked for addition 70 large money IN
demnty ia generally conceded Corea and Formosa are
mentioned In connection with this matter The report
that the Chinese are OF settling matters by arb'
traton perhaps correct but It is stated that Russia
Will allow no foreign intervention
The captain and some OF the officers Of the British
man-ofwar which was recently steaming up the
Yangtsze had 10 land near Ching klang ana
surrounded by the natives and pelted with stones
YOKOHAMA Nov 9-The 80 inst, being tne Mikados
birthday was observed as a general holiday through
ont the Empire. Tie garrison OF Toxic was reviewed by
His Majesty and in the evening reception took place
al Enrakwan.
Admiral Lessovski Commmander-n-C hief OF Russia's
land and the East with twelve or thirteen
ships Of war shortly expected to arrive here from
ViadivOsrOck. They VIII be cordially rec we'd -
IL stated iu the japanese papers that the Chinese
VI Mister al Toxic VIII shortly return 10 China Hama
for his posi- on the 18th inst. In o
letter recently received from C0rea. t Is statec
that the leading Of the late Embassy to Japan
held great council IN the capital on me 6th oI Oe 9oet
which upward or eighty high dlgntarc- or the olaJr
were present Inc -ulJ ~ uI.e,l'seu va, VS., ne i ny
or Otherwise of res fctIn5 tne p.5eu ~ -
tween Japan and Corra The result of the meeting Is
Tomas seon IN American was accidentally shot and
killed "u the 5tn MS while cleaning gun lie was
burleI with Masonic r.tes.
The United Sales hlgshlp Rlchm ma eIt tnls port On
the 7fu mss. TOR q cruise % the soutl.
Politically everything IS quiet. The continued low
rate which tie pauer currency Il quoted M. ~ Il
parayzng effect trace aud u s stated mat tne Gov
ernmeut h's finally dcterm nel 20 cont act lot,i5d
loun and "a now making inquiries as I" tAe 'eFs au
| conditions upon WLlch Tue iluhc5 can NC Hau'
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FNGLAND's NATIONAL POLICY.
AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY EARL GRANvILu
LONDON SATURDAY. Nov. p. 15S0.


LONDON, SATURDAY, Nov. p, 1ss0.
In a speech to-day at a Liberal demOnstra-
lion in Hanley. staGordshire, Eari Granville.
Foreign Secretary, SAID 1T Is humllIatiug
and dtscreditabe fact that in Ireland there
is a want Of security for life and
property 1t is impossible for this state of things TO
continue The public has right to expect that the
Government will not merely introduce measure when
ls likely 10 cope with the present emergency but VIII
rovde for the future" After referring 10 the success
ve phases Of the Eastern question: he said: "No new
proposItIOn relative 10 Greece has been made since
that of France. but II is impossible for the
Greek question to remain without a solution
he gave the particulars OF Engands proposal to oc-
cruy smvrna Russia aud Greece accepted the proposal
and Austria at first promised assistance but aterward
declined 10 take any active part IN he maritime opera
,ious France thereupOn declared that II Austria alb
scented herself she also would be unable TO join Germany
TOOK the same course. the meantime rumor reached
ConstantInople the smymlan proposal. which acted
a. snmulant 10 the sultan, who caesorcaly promised
TO surrender DucignO.
Earl Granvl defended the European concert which,
he said exists moment and ne Eopedi would long
coptuue Austria he sad, has been most anxious Tor q
settlement Of tie DulcgnO question. The re
latons between England aud Russia we're
most friendly. Germany and Italy helped 70
maintain the concert He concluded by saying that the
Government we're not ashamed Of their foreign policy and
would adhere cudravOrug 20 uphold tue concert oi
EuroDc while retaining iu DertY OF ludEmcnt ana ac-
non among tie nations II the world.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL:

GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL NEWS
DINNER TO GENERAL GARFIELD AT THh "h'iE
HousE-RECuPTs AND EXPENSES OF TIE
POSTAL sERvICE-FEvER FROM rHE POTOMAC
MARSHES.
President Hayes entertained General Gar-
field and other distinguished guests at dinner at
the White House last evening. prominent
Tennessee Democrat writes to a Knoxville
newspaper, criticlslng freely his party and
its campaign methods. The product OF
gold and silver in the country, ana tne
quantity of these metals used III the arts
and sciences, will form the basis oil
special report to Congress In Janu-
ary. The annual report of the COmmls-
sioners of the District of Columbia shows that
in the last fiscal year the receipts exceeded
the expenses by $500, ,923 Is.
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TIE FEYER.BREEDING POTOMAC.
INV pvTFrrCRAPu To THE TRIBUNE

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 81 committee of
diteeu N the prominent OF Washington. headed
bv & " Riggs aud ". W Corcoran vent 70 the Exocu'
tive Manson ts and asked the President once
~ p, ,,,- to the attention NJ Congress the necessity
of doing sonc:uing get rid Of the fever breeding
rnorss hicn fills half the channel OF TIE Poto nae IN
front of this city. The Uyer. wieh above ana Deo"
Washington s 70 comparatively narrow stream mere
-, o,, ,to a a,a low lake more than mile
For half i-s width Just below the city the cans'way
called Long Brdgt forms SOLID obstruction
against which all the oHd and Sewa-e ot
IL city have iOuul lOdGment for years
Tie deros.. covered VITA rank growth OF noxious
wed. covers an 81 about two square miles, the
current the river dividing above IL and passing III
narrow channels At either side.
I'm President AZ the event proved. needed urging.
The wroe foul surface Ot the mOrass IS visible from Che
a. covs OF the Executive Mansion aud thus has forced
.rf O. instantly upon his attention. He SAID, 100, mat
nersonaIiv ne had inspected The offensive deposits and
b decided 10 do all that lay IN hls power 10 elect an
,ncnirnt Of the nuisance. The citizens OF Washington
viii brIno all their influence bear during the ap-
roariIn session OF Congress 20 secure acton upon tue
rrc"i1n.ndatons which the President - expected 10
u4k-
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THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

MEETING IN THIS CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE MENBEEs-wHAr sFCRErAHY HARRIs SAYS.
The State Board OF Health met at tic house IT
Professor C. f. Chandler. IN Est Fitty.ourih-st.,
yes erday. There were present Dr. Edward NJ.
Moore, of Rochester; Dr.. Elisha Harris. Of Albany;
Professor Chandler, Dr.. James 9. Hunt, Of Ltca;
Erastus Brooks. Dr. j. :. Deavan. of Al
bany; DR.. William VI. Smith, health Of
fcer, and J. +. Gardner the head of the
state Survey. The only member absent was Attor-
ney-Genera Ward. Nearly all the session was de-
voted to the consideration of reports from various
members Of the Board as e. the sanitary condition
OF tie parts of the State special under their eyes.
These reports will Ds combined with others Of q
kindred nature and presented % the Governor De-
cember l. as the law requires. resolution was
passed that the Governor should be informed that tho
construction of a railroad emjaukment aud OF
mill.dam in Schaghtc0ke, Rensselaer, County, mad
created Misunderstanding ponds m the neigh Oor-
hood. This action will enable the Governor 20
take measures to suppress the evil
In conversation with a TRIBUNE reporter DR..
Harris. the secretary ot the Board, stated that
sanitqry investigate MS were continually going on,
and that cooperation between local and state
officers and the exchange Of Information and re-
ports for the promotion OK sanitary welfare, were
encouraged IN every possible way. Great difficulty
was encountered IN the organization of local boards.
A, there were over $50 townships. 80 ncorD0ra ed
villages and tWentv-lOur cltIes ~ the eCate, l,3sE
| Boards OF Health ought 70 nave De"h 1oInd IVo
oulv existed. EUidimc diseases had often been met
with in the houses and dwellng-places OF persons
! who hld every means az their command 10 preVeht
| tne spread of sickness. Badly constructed
| cessDo0ls and their close proximity to wells
! Which furnished the drinking water, were upon III
| vestigaton found 10 be tine puEcIpal causes OK
vsenrarv In rural districts several eases of epi-
tdeniic diphthera had come under the notice OF tho
! Board. ,,
| The next quarterly meeting Of the Board VIII oe
| held at Albany on the tnrd Wednesday IN
! February.
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE REPORT.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Nov. 27.-At
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Denver and RIO
Grande Railroad held to-day, President Palmer III
his report gave the following interesting particulars
The number miles completed u 635' and 1t u ex-
pected that 0O2 miles Will be open in April unless deay
caused by The earnings To the close OF the
fiscal year stated 70 be $2,O76157' eaVng sur-
plus after the payment Of fixed charges Including pay
n,ent ror eouipment and Of bonus 10 South Park
Road OF 1854 357 The report advises against the paw
ment of vidends any portion OF the current YEAR
because the necessarily large Outlays Tor aduoua.
hudings tracks etc II l. believed that the pa' men
of semi-lnnua dividends can be resumed JAW J. 1851
Meanwhile, 70 provide for the promised excursions
hch have been contempt ted some time, the st"cA-
holders Will be- crc1 the privilege OF tahlhg ah'M
Subscription OF S3 600, 900 o. S4OOOOCO consouaeu
bonds AT the rate or Sl2.5oO per NILE Win me riHe
amount of 165 par ior the stOc@' ana % io
bonds.
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THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.

WAsVINGrON, Nov. 27.-The annual report
NJ me Comm sslon,rt of the District OF Columbia was
sbnttcd to tue President to- lay Ii shows the total
receints At tile Treasury from al sources In the District
Tor rho year ended June 30. 1579-incudng general
and special appropriations 10y Congress amounting TO
- 69o $50 Ito have been 93,s26,79l 3d. and TIE
ota EXPENSES S3j23 SCI 80. The bonded debt OF tie
ID trict +. being gradually reduced. and the Comm 3
sinners recommend the policy OF consolidating 1t as
- 1orfinp nf n now exists Ihf sc bonds being now
t mar iaey mink here would he serious obstacle 10
Sunsstoner. refer TO he recommendations cOntained d
IN their last report relative to the improvement OF he
,iver front and tne proper method OF reclaming the
marshes which injuuOusy affect the heath anu tttru
r nrore-s o the city The area OF the marshes 10 De
Is 629S Dcres, and they estimate tue cost d'
~, crnts per cubic yard. or 1892 per acre
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GrNERAL DE CIssEY vINDICATEn.
HIS Ass,!LANrs ADJUDGED GULLY OF LIBEL.
PARIS saturday. Nov. p. 1850

HIS AsSA!LANIs ADJCDGED GULLY OF LIBEL
PARIS saturday. Nov. D. 1850.
The trial of the suit brought by General
de Casey mas conc uded. The Court after admitting
cxteuuating circumstances, condemned VI. La'ant me
editor and NJ COauyn, the Manager, Of lie rene
por,sie, 20 fines equivalent $500 and $40 respect
,el ond 81 600 damages for which they are Jointly
responsible They ordered t. publish iae JGdg
r,.ut in ten newspapers The same sentence was Im-
po,ed upon NJ R,cneiort editor and W. de Pierre
manager OF L'Inbdnsigeqat
NJ Glrardin III La France. accuses Deputies Laisant
o,d t. F,ure OF having dragged the Chamber Of d .pu
ties mo false position by the abuse OF ITS confidence
and insists that NM Laisant ana Le Fdure ought 10 re-
sru their seats as Deputies.
At A meeting OF the republican Union NJ LeleFre
nronosed vote of ccnsure upon NJ Ialsant, but he lat
Ter not being present at the meeting the motion "ds
ablnIOncd e, ..,..- A.. o. 1850
dispatch 10 The Times from Paris SAYS Ihe
scene I'M court on Friday during the trial OF the uei
u iron ght oy General dc ClsseY. was AN INDEX or the
aclItcne.s 30 which the antagoUl-m between tlc Com
r,uu.fs and MOderate- has ri-cn. Thc dlSgricel at
ks uuOn General de Cissey have not lowered Inn IN
re estimation OF Luy UyHj minded man. huI such at
nc nfse the leayeu Of hatred ana prejudice mo the
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POSTAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 7

WAsHTNGToV Nov. 27.-Third Assistant Post
nasterGeneral Haz"n, In his annual report reviews
the improvements which have been made during the
la twenty years the postal service OF the country
While the great object has been TO promote the
publis convenience rather than TO increase the pos
tal revenues there has nevertheless, been steady
gain of the receipts over the expenditures, the
former having increased 29l per cent and the latter
only I2 Der cent during the last twenty years ana
the daciency required from the Treasury 10 sustain
fbe service because of Inadequate revenues has been
reduced from ~. per cent IN 1860 10 a. per cent
in 1850 a comparative saving Of 80 per cent, OF
SO G35. .G37 I3 III the expenditures of the latter
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( W0n1y BURNED TO DEATH.

Mrs Louise McAllen, woman about thirty
vears OF age was attending TO her household duties at
No 90 Caual-st. early yesterday mornin@' when her
clothing caugh, tire from stove ana almost instantly
he- whole body was envelOped IN flames. Her shriets
attracted the attention OF several uc gDors, wGo ru>h
nr in core the burning remnants or her ciothhS rom
Tr ltv every portion OF which, excepting tue s'es ~
her teet, was horribly burned. sue was h1t-
RED IN az ambulance TO the Clan'crs street
where Houso Surgeon Wright dad hls utmost 70
alleviate her suffering and her llie Dut wltoOu
avail Sne expired III great agony WITHIN t"| AouIS
atttr being admit ed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGroS. Saturday, NOV ~ lSsO.
co,o,el Uazen IL ia saii will be appointed TO the
office Of chief signal officer. when was mae Fdeah' W
the death Of General Myrr.
For the week ending to-day 21.49s standard silver
dollars have been d attributed During the corresponding
week Last year 272.i96 were distributed
The National Grange adjourned siue DIE tonight ater
,,dir, % hold the next annual meeting In this city
am The ihird wednesday III Njycm9er' l5sI'
Secretary shermans annual report mas Oeeh prepared
and Is printed in pamphlet form He VIII transmit II
10 collectors customs next Thursday 10 Oe heu ny
hen uptl the following Monday. after s TRANSMISSION
tn Congre,s \ whcu Il Will be- Civ, II To- tue press
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THE COLD AND SILVER PRODUCT.

WAsHNGrON Nov. 27.--Thc Director Of the Mint
sent on 1000 circulars 10 Mining owners and
agents. smelling works express companies and
brokers to ascertain the amount OF the gold and sill
yer product IN this country and the percentage OF
the same used in the arts and sciences. consldera
HE proportion Of these circulars remain unanswered
but already replies enough have beer received tc
furnish the basis of very valuable report to Con-
rra.s The information upon this subject viii not
he communicated 10 Congress IN the regular report
of thc Director of the Mut IN December, but VIII
form the snbicct of special report TO be presented
in January.
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A SYNDICATE NOT YET COMPLETE.

All the arrangements for forming syndicate
to market the bonds OF the Northern Pachc Railroad
Company not yet been completed Il Is cApec'o"
bv those the scheme that the details OF the
,,reornent will be made public tomorrow. The cause
Of tho delay was sa3d merely The fact thar some oil
the necessary hal not D2en drawn' Du, ~ va,
bsnkng houses mentioned in connection with te nrgo
,iaons hesitatd TO take part and that The allotment
yae therefore incomplete.
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Only A QUESTION OF pErAIL.

A conference OF counsel was held thursday
a, the office Of the Union Trust Con pany e. agree upon
form OF order for the release OF the Missouri kansas
an T.xa- Railroad 70 the Stockholders I'D ACCORDANCE
with tine recent decision Just Miller. OF the United
s+,res slnreu,e Court There ia no opposition 20 the
srrnder err ON tine parto the Trust Comnany or or
the Am terdam b0ndnOdcrs aud the te,loralo lou 81
road 10 The company is Therefore merely question OF
time and detail - ,. -
At auotGOl meeting yesterday, form or decree Was
render of the road 10 company. Al TIC same tle
the unpaid coupons Will % pud Oy tue Oll0n AIu5t
Gomnaby wnch has moGey N its hands for that pur-
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REWARDED FOR HEROIsM.

LoyG BRANCH. y. j., Nov. 27.-Six gold
oe,,l each three times as heavy a. = doubIe-eagle
have teen sent by the Treasury Department to
Captan Charles Valentine OF Lfesaving station No 4,
AT Monmouth Beach, TO be presented to Captain Naen
tine'a crew as a reward for meriorous service per
by them In saving the Of the Spanish BARK
tngnstlna when was wrecked near Monmouth Beach
i'm tne great storm OF February 3, losO.