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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24
WANTED

.7OfHANDs fol- the spiritwood farm; $25
LII per month. Go tonight. Call at 4
P. NJ. to-day and get your tickets. Also cook,
$35 per month. Hands for farms near city
wanted. Moore's Employment Bureau, 1872
East Third street. ia
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EOR SALE-Eighty two 6S-lO0 acres land
IL at bargain. Twenty-three acres has
been cultivated; running water; good timber;
two and half miles from city. M. D. Clark,
No. 208 Fort street. 105-135
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HAZE Thn for sale adal The following lots pad in Ewing
Rice street; lots and 5, block 2, on Harriet
street; lot 5, block II, on Rice street; lots "a
and IS, block IL, on Harriet street; lot ID,
block Ia, corner of Harriet and Martin streets.
Also ten acre lot near the residence of Mr..
Brainerd-Lots in Stevens addition, and a
large number of lots near Stahlman's brewery
and Funk's brewery r. w. johnson. 110-16
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EOR RENT-Dweiling house corner Leach
ion given May 1. Apply to C. d. O Brien. 103.
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d EMOVAL-Mrs. Sarah J. Kearney has
h'removed her Employment Bureau to No.
800 Robert street, two doors above old place.
99-100
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A STEAMBOAT STEWARD who has had
N fifteen years experience On rivers and
lakes, also understands cooking and baking,
desires berth on some boat. Address Arch.
p Green, st. Paul, Mimi. 100
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NTANTED-A gentleman of first-class
w ability, who is well known in the city,
to solicit insurance in st. Paul for the United
States Life Co. L. P. Van Norman, Manager,
116 East Third street St. Paul. 96*
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HORSES &c.

ENOR SALE-A first-class riding or driving
IL pony; also set of harness, cheap, at st.
Paul Tea store, No. Is Rice street 103*
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nor RENT-House No 100 Forbes St., 6
IL rooms. Inquire next door, of JAS
Cleary. ll3*
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TO LOAN.

THO LOAN-Parties owning valuable life
Il policies will he furnished funds as loan,
at per cent, straight, pledging old policies
as collateral, by insuring in the Q. S. Life. L.
P. Van Norman, manager, 116 East Third
street, St. Paul. 9S*
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WILL buy pslicies in failed or solvent Life
w Co.'s; loans on same. L. P. Van Nor
man, St. Paul. IS
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TOR SALE-The South Shore hotel PROF.
IL erty on White Bear lake, 26 acres in ex-
tent, twelve miles from st. Paul, on Duluth
road, the best known hotel property in the
State, is for sale on terms which will allow of
the plating of lake front lots, if desired, Civ
ing hotel lot at small figure. Apply to our
attorney, James B. Beals, st. Paul. 79x
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Eales.

WTANTED-Two first-class coat makers, at
w Schefers Bros DO East Third street.
114-115
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TNOR SALE-Large butchers ice chest, at
I' No. 145 Jackson street. S2t
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ENOR SALE-At an astonishing bargain, a
II new sewing machine of standard make.
Apply at Globe Office, where machine can be
examined 81
EOR SALE-A 100 acre farm, n miles from
IL city, with wood, water and meadow. p
he Rochebrune, Is West Third street. 60*
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-Half-acre lot, inquire Of r
Il Holmes, ST. P, M. & NJ shops 1ft-14
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$40 acres for sale, cheap; two miles from
OfV Morris on the Pomme de Terre river.
Address Land, box 2544, ST. Paul 10000
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FOR RENT-Rooms

GDM0A TO LOAN on improved city real
EVUV estate. U. l.. Lamprey. 93'
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TANTED-A situation as housekeeper; is
w good cook and is willing to work;
no objections to country. Apply to Mrs.
Kearney, 800 Robertstreet. 96*
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NTANTED-Gl for general housework,
w German or Scandinavian preferred. APP
ply at corner Jackson and Twelfth, old num-
Der 221.
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Females.

WTANTED BY q competent girl, place in
w boarding house as dining room or sec
ond girl. Apply l47 West 5th st. I'll
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w ANTED-A girl to do general house
w work; three In family. Call at P. F.
Egan & Co.'s, Jewellers, Third street. S7*
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DLEASANT rooms with board, at AL Wa
Il couta street, old No. 1875, near Seventh.
Also day boarders taken. HALT
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WTANTED-By dressmaker, engagements
w in families to do sewing. Address g.,
this Office. 70*
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WTANTED-A first-class female cook and
w three good dining room girls for first
class boarding house. Good wages and steady
situation to the right ones. Apply for one
week at new number 81 Robert st. 114*
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MFRS. ROBERTSON, Ladies' Nurse. Apply
V1 "a Sixth street, near Wabashaw St102*
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4 GOOD girl for general homework. APP
N ply to DR.. Bryant, East Third st. 102*
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dor SALE-Buy your quarter gold
IL watches, buy your gentlemens' gold
watches, buy your hunting-case silver watch
es, buy your open-face silver watches, buy
your nickel watches, buy your 1illed-case
watches, key and stem winders, warranted TO
keep good time for one year, as good as new,
at half price, at Lytle's, Pawnbroker, Al jack
son street, opposite Merchants hotel. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

wholly upconnected with the attractions OF lehlaie
society. One English paper ventures 10 hhi' tnaV
Mr. ParnelI is on the point of marrying certain
lady now in Paris The gossip OF the loDDy' now
ever permitting itself greater freedom than SUITS
the primness of printed paper, gives dlHefehI
turn to the story. There is lady in the case out
no reason to suppose that Mr.. Parnell mas any
thought of marriage 49,,
fresh instance of the tyranny of the Saxon mas
come to light Mr.. Justin Mccarthy was solno Iiiio
ago invited to lecture before the London lnst'u'io
an excellent organization in the city WINCH nus d"
Good library. and arranges every winter double
course of lectures afternoon and evening,
largely attended, and which men like Professor iA
lev and Mr. Rugkin do not disdain TO take part ID
Mr. Mccarthy accepted the invitation, anu choso
Ireland as his subject He gave the commute
IN understand that he intended to trcat niS
tonic in a purely historical way; current Poit'Oo
being forbidden here as at the Royal ins'iVu'iO"
in Albemarle-st. But Mr. Mccarthy Us yo" NV"
hos Ia4eIv been drawn into the whirlpool OF Lanu
Taacne and Home Rule controversy since MI
pornalI omitted the helm Mr.. Mccarthy has taken
IL and now the commit ee have clVuly DuJ us
tinctly Intimated to him that they feel themselves
Obliged to withdraw from the leader OF obstruction
in the House of Commons the invitation they nau
given TO the historian One is sorry for Mr. McCar-
that no committee at this moment could well take
the responsibility Of introducing to an English
audience lecturer who is known to the public rs
Mr.. Parnelps lieutenant
Mr. Edmund Yates, signing for fresh worlds to
conquer and not having enough to occupy his time
with a weekly journal of society and monthly
magazine, announces a daily evening news
paper, under the title of The Cuckoo. novelty IN
evening journalism" Is Mr. Yates's description OF
his new venture 1t Is to relieve the dulness OF ex-
listing papers to supersede the leading article by
the paragraphs to supply nourishment to the public
ain lozeuge FORM" bat to print leading articles,
nevertheless, when the Republic IS in danger,
and to contain, meantime, when the Republic Is not
in danger, all the news to be found in the rest OF
the papers in London put tegether-and more
besides; including THAT imprinted but every
where spoken gossip which is the actual salt OF the
social saline" This prospectus Is perhaps l!ile
ambitious and aggressive, but nobody doubts MT.
Edmund Yateys ability tOmake IN entertaining paper
to which people will turn for the crumbs OF news
and social scandal and current talk for winch mtl-
ertO they have had to wait TILL tie weekly JOURNALS
came out | shall expect with pleasure TINS dallY
supply of lozenRes. but what | await win most
eaperness is the moment whom hr. Yates shall con-
ceiye the Repubhc-by which he DOUBTLESS menus
This United Kingdom of Great Britain ana lreland-
to be in danger, and when he shall step forward
leading article IN hand the savior oil the stare
G.. ". s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Lieutenant Isaac
Hazlcu has been ordered TO duty the photographic
Office.
Lieutenant NJ T. Hall, to take passage in the United
States steamer Powhatan for duty on board the United
States steamer Alaska.
Passed.Assstant Surgeon Clarence Z. Blake, to tenn
porary duty in attendance the officers and Marine
Corps at Philadelphia not otherwise provided with
L. dical attendance.
Commander Mortimer s. johnson has been detached
from the command OF the United states steamer AsbueOt
the Asiate station upon the reporting OF DIS relief
and Jrdered TO return home and report his arrival.
Commander Horace t. Maan, from the Norfolk, Va.
Navy Yard, the 22d inst, and ordered % Command
the United States steamer AshuelOt the Asatic
station per steamer Of April 10, from San Francisco
Passed AssistantSurgeOn John Wise from the Naval
Hospital at Philadelphia, and ordered the United
States traning.shp Minnesota
Passed Acknowledgment ID. NJ. Guiteraa, from the
United States steamer Poghatan, and ordered 10 the
ceiving-ship Colorado.
AssstanEsurgeon NJ, Bryan, from the United States
traningship Minnesota, and ordered 20 the United
States steamer POwhatRn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

rectes that the law Of Congress, under when
companies are authorized 60 maintain anu p,s onsn
lines through and over a. portion OF the puohe
of fhe United STATES expeEgly provides that the rRu
and privileges granted under The provisions OI e s
law shal not be transferred by any company act.hS
Hereunder TO any corporation, association or person
In Inc suit of the cable companies against Lne Iahu
companies the law OF Congress above referrea 20
also set no as ground for granting an nluhcUOn D.s
the pogtiOn of MI Hatch the complainant III te ~
suit is said TO be materially different irOa tn VI 1o
cable companies. He pleads the prohblf9y SIaIuge
stOckholder OF the Western Union company ~ quo
exercise the right which every st0ekhodcr OF 0VI
DoratiOn has to prevent IL from doing an illegal hct
IT'S further claimed that all the proceedings on eho
part OF the directors of the Western Union company W
relation 10 the purchase OF the American Union Con
Dguy,s propefy have been premature, erroneous le
auar illegal and void" The requisite legal nOuce on
ak weeks was given; action OF tue cOmpuIy III
its corporate capacity had been taken 20 MAKE he gte
ment OF January 10, 1881 and majority OF Ie uIe,t
ora had no such power; authority undef the ct u
1870 was given TO the majority OF the trustees aha s
holders of the American Union Company 10 sen an I
property of the company credit; ana at the ne OF
the pretended delivery OF the property, the western
Union COMPANY had not the necessary stock on MAUI
with which to pay for II, ana II the re'let ueh"SN
granted never will have. .,..,. s.o..
n Is finally declared in the complaint that the direct
ors of the Western Union Company, in defiance OF tne
Expressed opinion Court In granting the I'M uncton
above mentioned have authorized and Directed Ihe pay
ment OF what practically amounts % dividend OF ~
10 cent OF what is alleged by the defendants 70 Delne
entire actual or proposed capital stock OF the company
of 600 900 to DO issued according to the Agreements
of cOusol idatOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
MIR. HATCH BRINGS ANOTHER SUIT

Martin g. Smith as attorneys for Rufus
Hatch In the capacity OF u stockholdor OF tho Western
Union Telegraph Company, began yesterday an action
m tho Superior Court against the Western Union tho
American Union aud the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
coupanies the Union Trust Company Of NewYork aud
tbc trustees and directors OF tho Western Union Telo
graph Company, 20 restrain by injunction tho execution
of tho agreements of consolidation entered into by tho
telegraph compan es dated January 10 and Febuar ~
2 1891 and for % teCree declaring the trustees OF tho
Westrru Union Company personally responsible for oil
loss or damage sustained By the comp ainant IN oose-
execution o. tho agreement Judge Sper granted
Temporary injunction IN the suit aud an order return
able on Friday next, show cause why IL
gbould not be- continued until the determination
OF tho action. The demand for roller IN tho
suit which was begun yesterday Is based IN large
measure upon the grounds as those relied upon IN
former suit I'm the Suprepo Court In ABOLITION 70
these however, several new ana Important tehsOn5 IOr
the injunction arc set up. .,
Tho entire statute Of this State In regard TO tee-
pph companies I'm brief terms set forth In the COM
uant TO show that The "pretence" OF STATUTORY sanction
FOR the consolidation "a "whOlly unfOunded" Tho Act OF
1870 upOn which the companies base the Legality OF
their aGta cannot have intended, II 10 claimed t1at
majority OF the stockholders OF the American Union
Company should DO authorized TO BIND tho minority Dy
tho sale OF It's lines An other States aud Terri
tories when zach lines cannot under the laws OF
those States and the law OF Congress, be sold aha
transferred In the manner proposed by the agreement
Tue proposed aud transfer Of tho telegraph lines OF
the American Union % the Western Union Company
will therefore, n made DO illegal ana nODoratve in the
States Of Pennsylvania aud ONO. The complaint further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
THE, COURTS.
TRYINa no ENJoIN a PLAY.

The brothers Hanlon. of whom there ara
five, and their partners, Aston Brown and Morris SIM
have begun action In the supreme Court against
William A. Mestayer, the author Of play entitled
"Pour Prendre Congo" and others. TO restrain them
it an infringement their rights as authors Of pfa
called La Voyage Suisse" Judge Donohue granted
on Saturday last temporary injunction, OF which ser
vice was not made the defendants until about an hour
before tine performance was to begin The order vas
served at Hayerlys Theatre Brooklyn, and an appa
cation was nae TO Justice Pratt for modica
place that evening, which was granted. motion was
made yesterday before Justice Lawrence at Chambers
for an ord continuing until March 81 the Injunction az
modified by Justice Pratt, which was decided on tie
ground that Jud etin In judicial department ad
no authority modify order OF one sitting another
He permitted however, the production OF the play ast
night The was argued before Justice lawrence
on the merits but he his decision regard "a
the continuation OF the injunction during the pendency az
the suit Charles W. Brooke appeared for the ceiun-
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

The Board OF Trade Committee mentions rs peru'
Boiy of the rouorts that whether hog de9 or hunger
tnirsy Iuug disease exposure or OF cold, cholera -
always named ~ the agent. THIS Is due TO lamenaDe
iguorluCe among farmers "a 10 the symptoms OF HoE
ispasrs I'm view OF tHcse there very little occasion
a. question tho healthy CON tOn Ot mature Eo2S Wuon
r,ody Tor market and the increased health or tho am
,aa 60 dun 10 tho better taken OF them Of lato
vcarq There ~ no tricbnOsS WbaieVCr
The following statement i5 by Johh H. itaucb' Fecic-
tnry of the State Board OF Health; go.
"Shcc 1860 eleven deaths have occurred IN ILLINOIS, Dy
and IN every instance from eating raw nam
or aausagc A. a sluitlrian regard the dang 10 ne
from this source practically amounting 10 nothing IL
bouv 40 easily prevented by cooking. No doubt more
dcois occur from many other articles OF dlet hai are
REGARDED as harmless record being made OF the same
he stories recently circulated Will be investigated by
Edward Scre Consul General OF Belgium to IN" United
States who has 10 Chicago, anG n Is stated tnat
representatives OF SPAIN Portugal ana Austh arc aso
on their way for the same purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
AN AClToN RIGHTLY BROUGHT.

Hannah Schlossberg, girl about three years
Of age, while playing In the street was accideny stab
bed in the eye the sight Of which she subsequently lost by
Philip Lake boy thirteen years Old The father of the
girl began action In the Court OF Common Pleas
against father Of the boy to $1,000 damages
for the injury demurrer put into the complaint,
the ground that Il did not state facts sufficient to
support action. Judge Van Brmt decided yesterday
that Reon Ought been brought against tho
boy himself and not against the father, and directed
Judgment for the defendant on the demurrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
A SALE STOPPED BY INJUNCTION.

The sale of the Odd Fellows Hall In Grand
ST. which had been advertised to take place yesterday
stayed by an injunction served upon the aaetoneer
in the morning The order was obtained from Justiee
Donohue in the Supreme Court 'on the complaint Of
Robert Durham the largest stakeholder in the asso
citation. Mr. Dunham that the directors OF the
association determined upon the sale and intended %
carry without calling any meeting OF stock
holders and without any communication with thepsl
The motion make the INJUNCTION permanent SO 5e
heard on Friday. @. A. Jackson, the attorney fer Mr.
Durham, said yesterday that his clients objection
rather the method In which the sale being carried
than to the sale itself AS the expedency OF the
sale he knew OF difference OF opinion among tie
stOl kiiOlders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

After the shaft bad been placed yertieaiy LIZ
Jacks ere put under each corner OF tn6 clanp, tuo
ilnntorplafes aud orOds sackeDed. and IN this man
ner the obelisk gradually lowered 10 l1S eAacV
position on the pedestal. , A.
As before stated. the work Of the removal OF me
FTen obelfs Is the only parallel with that involved IN
rho removal OF ours 1t occupied the French engineer
nearly six years aud the French Government nearly
n half million OF dollars 10 complete this work Ihe
total time taken for the removal OF our obe from INC
time we began the work in Alexandra nnul u WIS
finally erected in the Park, one year ana IOuf
months and the cnst was S1O5,00D-h the money IN
vested In the steamer ia recovered from her sale, when
has not yet been effected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

THE HEALTH or ILLINOIS SWINE.

CHICAGO, March 1.-the committee APP
ponted hy the Board Of Trade 10 Investigate the charges
regarding nog di.ea this state madea statement
gathered from state and other official sources that the
discrepancy apparent In the mortality figures among
bog arose FROM the fact that these reports contained
t,yo acts Of figures one being taken IN toto from the
Asrcs.mcr Department Of Taxes, and being extremely
,p1crur,tc AMI not any degree vouchcd for by tho
Department OF Agriculture. lhc reports ot Inc atter
toird The Tux Assessors and department. OF Agricu-
furc agree that 1879 and 1850 wero exceptionally
bcoltIy YEAR The most authentic figures as 10-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
AN INCIDENT AT THE INAUGURATION.

Exodus Xxx, ~.
Long may thy days be in the land
The Lord thy God hath given thee;
Thou ruler Of nation grand,
TEOu uncrOwned monarch Of the free
For when before the countless throng,
Thou didst the solemn office tRSo--
Swear to be true, just, upright, strong,
For Gods and for the peoples sake;
Thou turnedst from tho Oath-won Book.
Once kissed by wuridknown Washington,
20 her. whose tender wtstful look,
Was rivoted upon her son.
Aud all unmlndful OF the crowd,
Whose hearohing eyes thou did5t not seek,
THY head IL nunl love was bowel
To kiss thy aged mother'a eheok
Tho first act from thy lofty place,
Was 60 fulll, In reverence pure,
The grand old law Of love aha grace
That shall for eVermore endure.
simple nomentary aeti,
Aud yee, perehanoe certain aign
That thou Wilt hold all laws intact,
And govern with right divine.
March o. 1881 CARoLrEz MAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
POLITICAL INFLUE wee NOTA COMMODITY

PoUGnKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 15.-In the
Circuit Court to-day Judge Barnard nonsulted DO Lin
ton Wing in his suit against editor of Ihe ToaoaHda
Herald for percentage ALLEGED to be due him on sum
received for the publishing of concurrent resolution Of
inc Legislature. Wing cRlI3ed that he procured the
publication through his influence with the Secretary OF
Stare Judge Barnard dismissed the on the ground
that contract will upon the consideration or
personal solicitation OF the President the Governor inc
beeretary Of State any other Oeer; that the people
have Fieht 70 their Judgment without solicitation aud
that such contracts against public policy ana void
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
At the meeting of the Republican Central


Committee last evening the chairman Ex-senator
Lent announced the following Standing Committees;
Ersrtiipr COs,Bftiee-First District, NJ ". Burns
Second District, Morris Fredsami Third District,
Charles L. TaintOr; Fourth District vacant tith Dis
tlct. John II. Brady; sixth District, freeman ShyGer;
Seventh District John ID. Lawson; Eighth District
John J. OBrirn; Ninth District John w. JacoDus
TENTH District Jacob VI. Patterson, r Eleventh DIS
trcf George Bliss; Thirteenth District Hugh Gardner;
ourterh District Robert H. Boyd; SlxJeeuth District
Michael Crecnn Seventeenth District, Joel w. Mason;
Tir6taentn District, Bernard Bign; Nineteenth Dis
frcf Isaac o. Hunt; Twentieth District, Henry T. Per
lev: Twenty first District Edward Mitchell Twenty
ser6pd District George L1ngbein; Twenty-thrd DIS
trct Ernest Han: twenty fourth District NJ . Bfopay
Tjn0uce COminiitcS-PlrrreC YanWyck, John MeCiaVe,
Carnr.ius VlnWagner. seymour a. Buncc, h {. Ami
str, nc George T.. Webster, William Wade, g.,
pyiHfiHg COHRLtcC-Wllam II. dcuhey, 1shuolpu
Ruben., Richard NJ, LuSt. -, -.
C0uutice on Rcs0iutions-StepEcn j. French. james
NJ VarDu,u Elihu Root John L. Hunt Daniel IT, hOiLns'
Naturalization C0mHltiee-RUber G. McC0rt, JOhn =
Dnrvuli ,Ionu J. Wbrug, n. 4. Cleveland, Bruno W.
Berger August Uni, A0ram Ilohner.
The Committee on Resolutions directed to prepare
resolutions OF respect the memory Of the late General
Joseph Pmckucy and presen. them at the next meet
ing
After the adjournment, the Executive Committee met
an elected joel w. Mason chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
THE SENATOR FROM MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March l5.-AI nooh the Sen
alto boloed fur United States Senator Itch the following
William p Frye Of Lewiston. had % votes. and Rich
ard A. Frye. OF Bethel, had D. -. A., -.
At tho same hour the House the result or the vote
WAS as follows: ..,, -. -,
go Both branches VIII meet In convention t0-DorfoW
10 declare the result