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T0STNAS7ERS APPOINTED.

COMMISSIONS ISSUED on MONDAY-TROUBLE OVER
THE NC KEESPOEI OFFICE.
WAsHINGT0N, Nov. 15-lhc President com
msioue the following pOS.Inasers yesterday for terms
oi four years each: John III. TempclOn at Mnlerton
n v: Edward 7. Seamans, Naples, y. Y; Fanny L.
Bacon New-Isbanon y. Y; William H. Hastings, Ham
IouGs sport n Y; J. p Cowpcrthwditr Toms River, N.
j.; j. f. Ten Brock, Perth Amboy, ~ j.. and many
Others.
\ commission for Samuel +. Carothers, the newly ap-
pointed postmaster McKeeSpoit Penn, in regard to
whom lively is being waged between the Cam
eTon and aGti-camerOn Republicans of Western Pennsyl
voia, sent to the President from the Post Office De
parmcnt yesterday II has not get been signed but will
probably be signed to-day. Congressman Bayne, OF
PittsbnTg, accompanied by delegation OF citizens Of
McKccTOr called on the Prcs ent yesterday and urged
him to withhold CarOthCrs commission the ground
he l. various not locally acceptable The
Presi reported to have replied tt he could not
properly acccde THE request in view OF Carohers
frination ly The Senate but that " IL should turn
that The appointment bad one the proper way 10
meet The ease would be by making new nomination
when tie Senate reasscmbles. The commission Of
CufOtHcrs signed today.
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PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE SINGER, IN THE ST.
rLIME CuuIr. BY MAN NARrTZEK.

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE SINGER, IN THE sU-
PRIME COURT, BY MAX MARrTzEK.
1t was reported Yesterday that n suit for large
amount had brcn begun against Madame Patti, IN
the Supreme Court. for an alleged breach OF con
tract. A reporter called at the Office of Mcs~rs.
Coudcrt Brothers, her attorneys. 1t was state J
that they had been served with the papers I'm
the morning, bat had not yet shown them To the
lady: they would hr sent mp ~ her ~ the evening
toASrc what defence she hal. The com palnant was
Max Marctzck. The surwas for a claim twenty
years old Wien asked il the amount Of the
claim was 10000 az had been reported, the
reply was thar n was not 20 large SIM.
Il. : Ncwcoubc. OF No. / NaucT-st., Is attorney
for Mr.. MarctZck. He was found at his Cihcc
Yesterday afternoon. He said that hc had
begun the suit IN behalf oil Mr. Marctzck, but
did not care Ia give any OF the details.
for an alleged brra j Of contract 10 sing i'm Mexico
m 1861. Ii Is said that Iaitl was engaged for q
stipulated sum- and that Ar Marciz"k prepared the
route, engaged the rest 81 the company, purchased
the necessary wardrobe, made contracts for the
thcutIc- and advert scd tie tour extensively. 4
short time before the date 10 start PATH refused 10
90 to Mexico because of some trouble which had
taken Place in hat country, and broke her contract
MI Maretzck expended upward of $4,000 IN max
ing the arrangements io the touf, and says he LOST
nearly three times that sum nm addition, by Tcas
of the breach OF contract for thrs' amounts Ia has
brought suit The tguIc- gwen above are not th"
exact amounts but approximations Marrtzrk has
been IN Cincinnati Tor sOElc umc, but came here
few days ago.
Mr.. Franchi Madame PATHS agent 10 whom she
referred "A TRIBUNE ppor or, said that Madame
Patti knew nothing aboui the case whatever. At
the time of the alleged breach OF contract she Wa
only seventeen years of age. and was entirely under
the management of her father and Max Strdk0sCh
she went wherever ErT iathc tod her. II any con-
tract was broken, Mr.. Funcm thought that II was
iccausc the state OF the country wns such that
Madame PATHS father was afraid hat bodily harm
would bciail her II she went To- Mexico.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10

SuPRvVE npvlr-'It t1g as Gsli Dv Donohu' T-Colrt
10 H. 81 D. oa, e5 ~ i02 no lis. I57. IS, 200 252
Stragas CDJs,--rtcItL rssH-ueli by Larrcmore, J.
I2o. Ii IT, 5i To- is2 lis g. l8s Ilo iI2 EOS, 1876
~ l2' ~ ;o lg, 1i w i1o fe nv Lawrence
Corr open % io-oa m. Ne'. 575 I 69 81 lsIg e.
i5G i6i- 700 1872, oo7. 1911 i57i. 1913 ZIG 97G
FErIl-iigi by Halr'tt J.-Cogrr opens at 1890 a. m
p3, '9n n. $50 olo. mas 1901 1919 91l 1000, 1880
pam iii -iIcd BY Van Worst court opens at 1880
Not l$9" lo t9 Hi ii iia ii ,5 i i,5 i5i
so, 1862. ia53 l7l5, 1888, 1921 1882 "a =.
ami ~ucr ana Freedman J.-Court opens at Ii A. III NOS
srrsa6R toir, SrEliu rEpM-Held by Truav, j.
Court opens at o&n calendar called at IL d III Nos H.
grEaion toaG TrnHr,Eg 5Iree 90, qy r, Russell
58 So5 asn 3&6 iO5 so aoI, lgi, 5a5 5o7 37j' aO6
Pan; %So for the Term. r.,,. u, w..
% s. Is, q, %, ~, l5l 20 "a, 20. p, a. Conn,
opens At 1880 a. m Cacn@a called a. II a. NJ No VA,
nS S&ISN F Curt opos at Il M Case S $50 spo
ocA, etc. Mt Levy AM. others 40 Day talendar
HNIyE Cougr-fRltI tcRA-PARr I-lIcld ny Goepp. J.
Oourl open al 10 m. Hold IN Room 20, Cy ian AoS
G.so, 592o. 60 G5e2 5GsG 5io$ ,..u,.,.,o.
Hold in Room l ciiy i4 %ot d2,i 2G Ga5 5 53$3
PAT IGI-Ucldby rIawes J.-Cour opens ar 10 a. n.
GFNEgAi ,>FssONs- By Smyth j. The People agt.
William M athcd fcuuOus assault and battery; Dennis
feouloGs assault aud battery Jerry Collins, ie!On
siult aud battery Katie RpPtl grand larceny; David
H. rn grand larceny; George Wilson, grand larceny John
p 1w,rd, grand larceny; James Mcdonald burglary Mar;
ga,L h,y pCtt larccnY Charles MhOlland. assault ana
batter; Nicholas c. Brown grand larceny
PAN II.-Ilcld by CJwing, 1.-The People agt John
Kelly robbery; Patrick Richly robbery Euil Grow ielon-
assault and battery John Kelly, eOuous assault ana
battery Francisco Gagiano teloGous assault and battery
Robinson. burglary; john Brosn, burglars John Rely,
burglary William Shechan, burglary; John Jones' grand
larceny; \ Gardner grand larceny Duncan Guthrie;
grand larceny. John Kane, grand htceny PaiIck Kelly,
William McCabc, grand larceny; Mcudel
murphy larceny from person; Edward Mccoy larceny RON
efs0n: lanes Hamilton larceny from person Patrick
onr larceny from person. Cregan false pretcnoos;
John Ncwbodt MAsersOn receiving stolen GOODS
OYER AND TFRHISEM-Ield by DAVIS, 1.-The People agt.
William Sindram homicide Terence Condor homicide.
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EXPORTS OF AMERICAN PRODUCTS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-lhe Chief of the
Poreau Of statistics reports that the total values of
pors o domestic provisions, talow and dairy product"
during the month OF October 1881 ana he ten months
ended Ocohcr 81 1851 rs compared with similar eN
ports curing the corresponding periods Of the preceding
year, were as follows october. 1851 Ss,923,l DC
tober issO yll l69067; ten mOnjhs ended October 81
1881 Sill TZs POI ten months ended October 81 1850
SlI5 93I 90 The total values Of exports OF provisions
and allow tor twelve months ended october 81, ISL
were $lI9172,515 for 1850, 81 l3,H9l,l4S the total
values OF dairy product ur fix months ended
October 81. 1851, were Sl0,5lO43O; for 1850
$16,4ol,5lo
Tie Total values Of the exports Of domestic breadstufs
from The Jui.cd states during the month OF October
1891. were ~la.S399l4, and during October, 1850,
S2j973,g1O; for the four months ended october 81,
ISL SsO5l 63J, and the four months ended Dc
tObeT 81 1850. il2 S2l 1G2; Tor the ten months ended
October 81. 1851 92292,jj2, ANA during the same
loriOA IN ESQ @230, 1,s4I
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THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

The Board of Aldermen WAS yesterday sworn
IN by the County Clerk Bonrd Of County Can
vassers. At l245 p. the Board met ms a Board of
Supervisors and elected Supervisor Stack chairman. II
was resolved that the rules Of the Board Of Aldermen
should govern the Board Of County Canvaasers in iis
deliberations Several clerks and other employees
appointed. II resolved that to-day the vote cast
for candidates In The let i'd Ill., IVth and Vh Distcts
should be canvasscd. The Board then adjourned
The which viii excite the interest to-day il
for Aldermen in the IVth and WITH Districts In
the former the is very between John ONeiH
and Aldermen Thomas Shells. with the chances in favor
Of ONc I'm the Win District the vote Is very close
tween Bernard Martin, the candidate TalnInanY Hal
and Nicholas Uealcy, the candidate Of the County
Dem The former the face Of the returns,
about seventy majority bui the friends Of the latter say
that "A number of ballots returned defective should
have been credited 70 him, aud that these would over
come Martins majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
COTTON. WHEAr AND CORN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Thc following state
nent, showing the condition Of the Cotton Corn and
Wheat crops vas Issued the Department of Agrcul-
tUre to-day.
The returns of Nov l. from the ten principal Cotton
growing States give indicated yield per consider
ably less than last year. TIE drcuih which was the
cause sections, the most in the states
west Of the Mississippi River.
The average yield per Of Wheat in 1881 as shown
by our curn- ten and Oncha! bushels against thir
teen ana vGe-tenth in 1880 indicating a decrease OF
about twenty per cent hundred millions OF bushels
from years product VIII, reached nearly five hHn-
dcd IniiGus The quality is generally reported very
good.
The November returns show yield Of twenty
aud ONcI. bushels per OF Cv.u, Indicating fall
inZ OIL OF about twenty-five per cent from the crop OF
1850. The gsality OF the crop i. somewhat below the
average. IA Wisconsin and Minnesota there Is n de-
clcd increase over last years yield, but these eX-
CcplIJus % General rule.
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get any details of the work. He
had therefore correspondent with citizens of Detroit
suffering OF the people in the burnt district had been
much underestimated II was estimated by the
State Commission that $250,000 mere from with
out the State would be needed to tide the people
over till May 1, but DIR. Bellows thought 1t
would need more, and that the sufferers would
need cid at least until July /, when the first
crops will come in; $4,000 was estimated by him
TO be the sum tina. New-York should be asked to
give in addition to what has already been raised
here. lie then read a statement prepared by a sub
committee to be read in the different churches Civ
ing an account of the calamity, of the work of relief
done so far aud Of what would be needed for the
ton take a special collection for the sufferers either
on Thanksgiving Day or on the Saturday or Sunday
following it. The statement was accepted and
adopted.
I'D. II. H." Altoona, Penn, sends to this Office $40
for the Michigan sufferers: &" Honnaro" sends 81.
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RACING At FLASHING TON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The fall meeting
Of the National Fair Association at Ivy City Course
resumed to-day, after fOrtnghi's pOstponenent The
attendance good, and the were excellent.
The first race. dash Of mile for all ages,
easily by Ike Bonham, two lengths ahead OF Buster
ond two lengths before Col sprague third Time 1:47
French pools paid $50 90
The second race tho Washington stakes, liz miles, for
three-year-ods was by Compensation, Spark sec
sopd and Valparaiso third. Time, PAS French pools
lpaid 80 So. 49,
tle Buttercnp Sweet Home second aid Startle third
q1ne l:5Sle French pools paid S27 20
The race, twonile heats, for all ages, was
by Branbalctta, defeating Kenny and Mary Anderson
two straight heats, in 3:64S and 345a French pools
paid $40 81
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PROTECTION FROM CONTRACTION.
eFPorr OF DR. J. l.. CABEiL, PRESIDENT of luz
mann or HEALTH.

GEPDGT OF DIR. J. l." CADbLL' fhh0iDi-''
NATf. NAL BOARD or HEALTH. ,
WAsUIXGTON. Nov. l5.-Dr j. L. CaDel''
osil,, g tbe National Board Of Health. TO-DAY suo
snod "a c secretary OF the Treasury his annual reis'
Cor tho 0scal wear ended June 80, 1881 Inc report
yyells N len eth upon the special, scienuuc anu o'
yestgot'ops made during the year, ana refers p'h'
,hosa which remain Incomplete. On t@ SUBJECT u
MARITIME quarantine the report says
lis source Of deep regret TO the Boaro th' we Inn
,dor ,f H. resources imposed by the recent acton OF
T"aor..s ,,rerludes the possibility OF masking an
eqc7cnf arrangement other localities on the souh
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, and thus 81 preparing aue
fevers foreign countries through any OF lne oIIs
OF the United states from Baltimore TO the southern
limit If thr coast of Texas. Further North, the
etabOrltcly equipped quarantine stations OF new 1oh
and Boston are situated 10 enable them ALREADY 10
tulal office both Tor their own ports ana those Oh
n ghAOring states.
The only locality in the United states in which case OF
yellow fcyer has occurred shore during the summer
Just ended il said To have been at Key West The par
tcuars o. this published At the me II oc
have been received and treated ship Island during me
summer having been sCnt llltcI ~ w" ful
antine authorities OF Pensacola, Mobile ana fhsSisoda
occurred among the cases Iccoi'eu ~ nus
initial and no case of has occurred upon thtI vi
tie vessels they were released or III any por "ere
they have subsequently, touched. A. .o,, v,,iob
shows thai from date OF organization OF the boau
Apil l. 1879. Ia June 80, 1879, there was expended
50 ll8 II From June 30, 1879 TO June 30, 1851
S2G6 7G2 To- From June 80, 1889, to June 50 lool
&i6l9Sg rs which makes the total Gmonnt expended
bv tie Board date OF organization to June 3d. 1881
inclusive, SiiO80s 03.
Concuding Dr Cabell says: at should he observed
that uo pare of the contingent appropriation OF
100000 winch to be available IN the event OF an
requested amount be reapproprated under the
same conditions for the next fiscal ycai.'
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COST OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.--Beniamin p. Davis,
Acting Fouitn Auditor, to day submitted to the Score
tar Of The Treasury the annual report Of that bureau
for the hscal year ended june So 1881 The report IS
confined 90 "a detailed statement 81 the financial transac
lions in connection with the United states Navy. 1t
show that the amount apprO ratcd for the year
S15,7l31G2 o6, aud that the amount expended by
rants aggregated Sl4O55450 30 Referring to The sub
ject OF foreign exchange, Mr. Davis SAYS:
Ia tn" Al5Iior'S last annual report some space
given 10 t:e subject OF foreign exchange, ana II was
shown thai heavy losses Lad been sustained by tie Gov
erumeAi IRON this source. Efforts have been made dur
ing the past year 10 prevent rs Tar a. possible these
losses; Notwithstanding which, discount Oh bills sold
amounts 10 ri 1JJ %, while the premium amounts 10
O;ly 1891 A. leaving net loss 50 The Department Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN THE CITY

The Republican Central Committee met last
night, and committee appointed in accordance
with resolution adopted at previous meeting which
provides for the revision of the bylaws and constitution
OF the district associations and also OF the Central Com
lnittee The members Of the committee follows
George Bliss Elhu Root, Police Justice Jacob NJ Pater
son. Henry Grasse, s. V. X Cooper, Charles ~ Tantor
Frederick g. Geduey, Edmund Stephenson and District
Attorney Rollins.
An adjourned meeting Of the lid Assembly District
Republican Association held last evening at No 4GG
Pearl-st- Pierre G. Van Wyck presided Twenty new
members elected and thirty additional proposals
for memberebip were received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
POLL CLERKS TO BE PROCEEDED AGAINST.

Mayor Grace yesterday sent to the District
Attorney communication stating that the poll clerks
ITALICS Of certain districts had not yet been filed in
Mayors Office, and asking him TO proceed against them
neglect duty The district poll clerks served in the
following districts: Eleventh Election District OF the
Iyth Assembly District the Twentyh District Of the
With Assembly District. Twentyhfth District Of the
With Assembly District, Twcnty-hfth District Of the
With Assembly District, Third Fifteenth and Twen
eth Districts of the Xlth Assembly District. Twenty
fifth aud Twenty Districts Of the XVIII Assem-
bly, District, Fourth District OF the XVIII Assembly
District, Fifteenth, Twentieth and Thrty-thrd Dis
tricts Of the XVIII Assembly District Twelfth Dis
trict OF the XvIllth Assembly District and Fifteenth
District OF the XIXth Assembly District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
NAVAL LNTELLIGENCF.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Ensign Geo. F..
Emmons and Passed Assistant Paymastcr Geo H. Roid
have been ordered 10 examination for promotion
Paymaster Francis II. Swami has been ordered 10
member of the Board Of Examiners Ensign Richard
T. Mungan to the New-York Navy Yard
Mldshpman Chas s. Ripley and Assistant Engineer
sanl II. Leonard Jr.. TO the United States steamor
Brooklyn. Assistant Paymaster john A. Mudd 20 TN.
Bureau OF Proytsions and Clothing for instruction.
Commander Albert Barker has been detailed from
inspector OF the Sixth lighthouse district upon the
reporting OF his relief and ordered his
The United States steamer TaapOOsa left New York
Sunday morning for Newport r. l., and arrived the
same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
1Jr0 PoLIcE JUSTICES NOMINATED.
ANDREW j. WHITE AND ROBERT 4. VAN WICK sue |
-GFsTFD by UIE MAYOR.

ANDREW j. WHITE AND ROBERT 4. VAN WICK sue
GFsTFD BY rIE MAYOR.
The chamber of the Board of aldermen was filed
yesterday with politicians Of all grades represent
ing every shade Of political opinion. The occasion
of the gathering was the certainty that the Mayor
would send in to the Board the names of two nom-
nees for Police Justices in place of Justices Flam
mer and WanIcll, whose terms have expired. Con-
siderable miscellaneous business was transacted
and then a messenger from the Mayor appeared and
handed 10 the President two communications
These were read. The first communication nomi-
mated Andrew j. White rs Police justice IN place
of BENJAMIN c. WandeI. Alderman McClaye
mrVcd that the nomination he land upon tho table.
This wa unanimously agree to-
The second communication named Robert a. van
Wyck for Police Justice IL place Of Charles \.
Flammer. on motion OF Alderman waite TINS nohll-
nation was also laid upon the table. .
Andrew J. White is about thlrty-siX years old.
He was for seyrrcl years resident of the Fourth
Ward He owns considerable tenement house prop
crty in the Fourth and Seventh Wards. In com
pany with his brother he carries on large fertlzlng
works Barren Island under the firm name OF
=. Whites Sons. lie has been for nine years resi-
dent of Harlem, and Is at the present time mem
Der of the Committee ON ORGANIZATION OF the
Tammany General Committee from the twenty
third District
RoLeri 4. Van Wyck is native Of this city.
about forty years old, and lawyer lie took an
active part in The work of the Committee at One
Hundred and the subsequent organization OF the
County Democracy. He ran on the County Demo-
crazy ticket for Marine Court Judge, ana was do-
tea ed by small vote.
The chances Of the nominees being confirmed was
discussed at much length yesterday by tie poli-
Clans. Van Nyck it generally agreed. would
receive the vote of the Aldermen friendly to l' or
gaUi2ati u. IL was deemed doubtful, however
whether White would be able to command the Vot's
of the four laiuInaTy members. lie was not the
choice of the Iammany organization, although
member of the General Committee. III no" ]
noes of V sfcrlav aIe confirmed will be the result
OF "a DEAL which will mclude the filing 81 the
vacancies in the Park, Tax, Charities and Health
Commissions.
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WORK ON FEDERAL BUILDINGS.
TREASURY.

TREASURY.
WAsHINGTON, Nov. 15.-James u. Hill, SUI
perysn Architect of the Treasury today submitted TO
1be Secretary OF the Treasury his annual report for the
fiscal year ended June &c. 1881 The report explains
in detail the progress the various works under conro
Of the Supervising Architect together with present con-
difion With the exception of suggestion that certain
additional lands be condemned m order that the sur
roundings OF the Fan River Mass, Custom House may
b. completed. no recommendations are made In con-
c.,isiOn Architect Hin says:
1.-THE advance the prices of labor and materials VIII
1,ro;by ca,i.c the buildings at Dlnve. Va, PaducRh,
~, and Montgomery, Ala, to slightly exceed IN cost
the estimates made therefor The activity III the build
f. Z business has resulted in less active competition Tor
Government work; prices have ranged higher thanlst
wear and q Clty ha1 been met in occurring prompt De
iiycrlcs and IN every instance where rolled
shapes have formed part OF the work. contractors
a. N default as to time
In the cases of the larger buildings at ST. Louis, Mo-
Cincinnati, o. Boston, Mass, and Phl8drlphla, Penn,
1hat work which Ccd for the largest expenditure and
required he for It's execution {cut stone work
aud iron I.9ts practically finished, ana more RAPID
progress toward completion may no" Dy secuFcs'
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COACHDRIVERS on STRIKE.

About 400 cOach-drivers, many of them members
Of Union No 1, struck yesterday morning for an IN
crease of wages $14 week, the current rates be-
ing from SO to $11. During the day the men
NAMED in session at No. 147 West
Thirty-second-st.. their headquarters. The
strikers held meeting last evening, and encourage
ing reports were read from ten firms. which had I'M
coDditionally accoded TO the demands of the
strikers resolution was unanimously adopted
thanking Mayor Grace for promising to protect tho
drivers as far Oh he could IN the matter of giving
licenses One OF Wilson's drivers arrested yes
teroay for driving without license.
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Mr.. HOGAN PROTESTS.

At the beginning of the official canvass of
Richmond County yesterday protest entered IN
behalf OF Senator Hogan against the counting OF any
votes for John g. Boyd the ground of corruption and
intimidation at saers Snug Hsrbor The protest how
UNDECIDED protest also entered against
the counting Of the ballots against the removal OF the
County buildings being charged that IN the Nth Dis
trict OF West1eld the baot-bo had been stuffed
tces issued to the concerned In the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
BANK ROBBERY AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Up to noon to-day the
Detectives arrested either OF the three who
yesterday afternoon entered the Bdde Market Savings
Bank and robbed the safe Of 800 in currency does
seem that any clue has been obtained The affair was
the old dodge OF man engaging the teller in dis
pute about change. Another man pretended 10 nego-
tiate sale of bonds with the cashier while
third slipped in and abstraced the package OF money
from the snfc.
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TITO DAILY MAILS TAINTED.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. ia mass meeting
was held last evening 10 promote better mail facilities
for the Pacific coast. Governor Hoyt presided Reso-
lutons passed declaring that the territories OF
Wyoming, Montana Idaho Utah, Washington, and the
States OF Oregon, Nevada and California, containing
over 1000 900 people, have only one daily mai Last
wv mails each day.
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matter and the completion Of the canvass was laid oyel
until to-day.
GATHERING UP THE FRAGMENTS.

The Democratic General Committee Of Kings
County met last evening 81 jay and fultonsts Brook
ln After considerable discussion the following com
mite OF seven was appointed confer with tho similar
committees Of the Central Democratic Association
cn,rson HaD and the Young Democrats with refer
cuce 10 the complete reOTg mutation Of the party IN
Brooklyn: McssIs. Ecnnu, Guthrie, Delmar, Carroll
I3usnl. UuIcff and BauUIu.