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, 1881-12-21

AZ lh6 Isalt0F az 4Nf thstdQo 1770HHfs
CHICAGO, Dec. n --Arother good rnlnt you
did mt comNleiIt un IN tho sermon Of Sunday
lust WIS tho reference mntlc 10 tho work Of tho
". c. 4. U. of establishing II thenp corca. holisr.
Dr.. Ti,.,n,ns' word, received q heAssy Mpprotnt
wh1n he cumplilncntca these nnbfb Chrstann
women nn thls new Hld praiseworthy effort 10
eoIintoract thu Influences of Rlrons drink anil
aI0rd cheap tnels fur thoae wh0 tire accustomed
tu lntronIzc FREQ lunch. cnutltc.s. This Is GER
Ia result IN the ErcAttst Kutl.
hops tho contribution Will be universal In all
E.T. Il, cut, say land i think knny; whnt
uuUl'+ clcnu. well cookcl fnutl isl for one WIN
hus tcated 1t, thAt fur chenpncss, cscunlness.
lncnl, tho ladies "tuks the cake"
II hUin every temperance mum and WOMAN In
viii nt only sas "Goi bless you," put put t.,otr
bnuh dawn deep In thoir pockets und bltss those
good women In tl'o'r work. D. SEVERANCE.
Tho saioon-I.lce1,xo Question In Dan.
vile, Iii.
IN fhe Editor af 1hd Chleuoo Tribune.
DASvIh1E. ILL.,, Dec. ln.-NotirnR that tho
Mayor and City Council III cn,caxo ire nxitasns
tho question Of increasing the vn!,lo Ut saloon
itceuscs, please Nl!ow tne to explNts how the
snluc queauun was uHcctunlly disposed Of In this
city.
In hi. r. Howard Myers was elected Mayor.
Dnnv,llc bull a population Of O,EN, had eight
1ntoonH ut il city llcr,so nf *.f each. nu WIS re-
eteutctl III ls7l but for sotnu reason the cnllnni
failt41 to l,,tss tec,su ordnU,on, AMI yet dur
Ing the yunr 0r i,u License nnly twD now salouns
were stt,rtcti. 4 raHGtton set Ia, Myers was
uguIn ttrut0d. and tho now eu.lloit Ut fsIh put
zip the licotlBo tu $j0u, ana white tho pnpulatlon
,tiertased only 1,Ood tho number 1T sAluons
doubled.
III iS75 l.. r. Dlckaaon WINS elected Mnyor. and
his Council lixett tho Icgnsu at *4uO Mr. ncta-
Fon lls heun ret!Gu,ra hIellnaly slnce, md the
nNHtlHn F14tI1uktIrl Efld Tho
t,ns Increased from T0ol il, u, .,u anu tic HIM.
ItI or sAltons from twenty 70 thrty.inyr.
The oporIltinn hf this high licH1tsv hAs Ind the
effect to Inure3u the chnrneter OF the satsIl,s.
Tnoro Ia mt loKgery In DlnvIIlo. At ttle last
term pf court Only t,la s,!loDacTpcr wis tlnesl
for selling to minors. Tho revenue Ut xi:ktsU
per AHnutn 1oca entirely tu 0nr public sussot,l
fund, and WI hnyu tlio btst FchU,I-iuuAcs atu ~
fair II Cur},S Of trAn1lrrH US Ruy city In tho StutO.
Tho aMlupf-nle themselves nre satisfied Mt tho
price, ind promptly NIL tic officers In st!ppress
lug tho illegal sHlU OF lIQuur. W. N.1.
, 1881-12-21

The threo civil sutsa againss William :. uolscn
snd 7. y. Eastuan, the whisky men. which have
aeeii i,e,,diK nHainst theu ever since the prose-
stlon Of tho whIaxy rt'l1, wcro yesterday tlls-
missed by Judge lhKlEcft. tho PARTIES showing
iul l.lt lreo tuiEt,n under tho hnMt vi Prest1eht
Arthur. wuctl we're granted III November list.
TnIs ends I'LL prosecution nHnlitst them otl III.
,ount OF their connection with rho whisky ring,
, 1881-12-21
STATE CoURTs.

SfAlE COUleASs -
Tntes Ferguson and Conrad ". Jordan, TRUST
ess, Sosnss!cnees! n suit ia attnohuemt yesterday
against tlnl,ert A. Little to recover f;p.fMl
FRANKLIN MAcFeagh i ca. sued tue Trnllora'
National llnnk for 4l,0O.
An Atnicalhlo DllI wtls l!iNti by Harry A. Clark
and Cnlcb n. Clark Hgnlnst A,ltlio F. ami Z. G..
Icifler 70 wind uR tho snIFs Of to lirtn u Etark
hroa. Co. Tho t1rIn HlH formed lust huy 10
corncr Ut linlstcd An hlntlIAs,n Htrents. Fur tho
Mst three no1ths tl,oy have been lystn: tlttN a
month. md How nWe Si.11*, white their whole
assets wIlt not Htnotlnt q, Nvgr $f,pn. ~.
hurry EDlAtn s. tn. htKnN o suit fnr $a.500
auMtiist Andrew Stevens.
Charles II. Terry commenced n suit for $4,000
nyntnst l4ytlaA 4. and Edwin j. nfDtl, and Aii-
0tnor fur the sAEno amount against Arms u.
linti.
James u, Dunn brought suit for $1,000 against
H.. W. Itncker
john X. Stevens tnKan an action III trcspaSa
ny4lnat John IL Owaley, laytt,g dAn'nXes Mt
$:,hAh
W!llIam 9: ossool commenced a suit for $40
UD HRNfnst Robert Clark. und another for $5D-
w aHNlnst EhnrieA q. Wicker.
Clprianl C!neel hcN,, IN action ~ trospass
aRnanAt tho fullnnn fAlMGe. Car Cunpuny, lay.
lux damages at $lDUN.
John C. Policy cs.ninier1ced 4 suit In assunlpst
1or Sl9, ,GW nkAjnst j. u. Harvey,
, 1881-12-21
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


The Tooaey StrcGf Fire.
ID ths Editor e} the Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, fec. N..-Cau you inform ne. to dc.
eide Il hrs, tha tonr Of the i1rclt 'loley street
fire III Iruulun, mud tho n1uut,tt Uf tUssY
FEN1AS.
(The 1ooluy street Gre occnrrcl In 1851. Tho
AMOUNT OF loss WIS $1,000, ,uO.1
, 1881-12-21

In tho cnso OF Mrs. g. Turner VS.. Il. Turner, a
default wRB 1ntDretl.
Il. tho case Of Charlotte speer 70. Frederick
sneer, nm orroF ssas n,aJo modifying tho tnlunc-
tloh In tho case. and chlIu4 upon tho defendant
aDuunt ot $l0D,
, 1881-12-21

ConeMnptlon Of nvo bushels por capita Of ..."-
Add 70 this the waent supplied EnanufIct-
Mkln& SE@IGA.. RI30
National Republican., 1881-12-10
seenes nua IncI,Ienta.

The assassin writhes under the showing up of
his dealings with clients.
Guiteau to his sister: /" You keep STILL l don't
want 10 hear anything more from YOU"
Owing TO the adjournment Of the House many
Congressman were prescntin the afternoon.
The past life Of the assassin Is not In perfect
harmony with his theory OF inspiration from the
Deity.
For the first time since the trial began the as
sassn yesterday turned round In his chair, and
scanned the faces OF the spectators for few min
utes
The words liar, lie, thief sneak, jackass Bcoun-
drel and words of kindred import dropped freely
from the assRssin's mouth yesterday when q witt
ness did not suit him.
Mr. seoyille was 80 much annoyed by the
prisoner yesterday that at the opening Of the
afternoon session he was forced 10 place him
next 10 Mrs. 6coYille.
Guiteau was especially severe on THE REPUB.
IICAH for It's head. lines regarding him. and threat
ened the representative Of the paper that he would
report the matter to the editor in chief
Guiteau has suddenly developed an anxiety
about the expense attending his trial. lie thinks
the Government Is spending too much in order 70
rake up his past life, and wants II stopped.
The assassin said something complimentary 10
nearly every witness who took the stand probably
for the purpose OF eOnciliating thom, but before
they had gone far he abused them roundly.
The entrance OF Mr.. and Mrs. seoyille always
causes Il commotiOn among the spectators, the
ladies particularly being desirous OF catching a
glimpse Of the sister of the assassin. Amer they
LETT the courtroom yesterday they were beseged
National Republican., 1881-12-10

in the corridor by q throng OF persons dcsrous OF
becoming acquainted with them, and hand
shaking levce ensued.
Guiteau's wife did not suit him and he com
mitted crime to get rid OF her. President Gar
leld did not suit him aud he committed crime
to get rid OF him. Both ideas were hell-born not
born fthe much talked of Deity.
When pr Gillette was asked IL he knew the
prisoner, Ne looked around the courtroom in
search Of him. Guieau recalled the acquaintance
with " How are you, Doctor?' To this saiutation
the doctor returned profound bow.
Charles Wehe thought II the duty ofRny one who
knew onght Of the cause TO divulgc II. This SEN
timent was applnudcd by the spectators, but the
prisoner called him n miserable jew, aud said he
had made himself too busy In the mntter
The exchange Of wittlcisms between Mr. Plum.
mer. OF Chicago, aud the assassin caused consider
able merriment. The former expressed the opinion
that lawyers seldom entered the ministry, ms there
was number of steps between law aud religion
The assassin grows checker every day as was
shown by his questioning OF Senator Harrison.
Hitherto nc has efraued from interrupting while
q public persouuge was testifylng, but emboldened
by the latitude given him he essayed cross-ex-
animation OF the witness aud failed MS usual
National Republican., 1881-12-10
DISTRICT COURTS.

Boleler Cornelius Us. De vaughn; il both sp:
ogS ieSye , to III file bill ofrsyicw granted Fletcher be
answer II twenty days ason vs. BrySn motion shS te te
compel William Bryan 10 testify denied; Rumford
ham vs. Kelly; r. j., Donahue allowed to in.
n DAYS s Rfss S Be
ham; =, George X Figeket appointed trustee
aside with ten. days to answer. King vs. Buckley;
sale ratified nisl and cause referred to auditor Ham
Lltzgerald rule on defendant IFzgerad) reiurnable
TO efo bin allowed and md same M % dsmissed e'THi in4e viii
OF ~ Auiick; executors authorized to make trans
% reSTr SsS % yM Maea nasi .eg %
administrator, vs. Giddlnes; National Metropolitan
MeSre Vs. Va Barber e sl verdict l for plaintiff for
pgny and d 4ame vs. springgeld Fire md Marine In.
dismissed % an Bnn Vs fisa E@er ad %as s"
ment by default iIagcrstown Bank Va. Black, gar
sneS Of F vs GSepeT e Sy Is rs
AMgSSSTe9 ns R sasy 3 g. 'Gn n, a. a M Assignments for
CorKT IN GEHEnAi. TEnM-CHIEr JusTIcE CART;
district q against ASn Ss ts snd
Georgetown Railroad Company and the MeirOpoli-
o % ModS AGRfnc aSsa ana "a 70 nSsdnS Ss
signments for oday-Nos. l2 5S r. &C. 81 g. S3 ~, IS,
,PRoRATE CoynT-JusTIcE HAoNER.-In estate Of
AmSTSse F. brns1S nse Of % e
order appointing appraisers and order of sale In es-
tate Of William G. AIHcomb order Of appointment OF
administrator bond OF $1,000 In estate of Will
| lam w. Walker; Sarah lOhinson asking revocation
| of letters of administration to Robert Johnson
| argued by counsel and continued In estate
of James Bllgh; citation for administrator, return
petition OF r. T. Morsen for administration and re,
nueiaon OF next kin. VIII of Alfred Lee admit
ted To probate, 1nre estate OF Joseph j. VIII: order
appointing Alice &. viii adininlstrntor; bond, e 900.
| y. W, Watkins appointed guardian of Margaret d.
watkins: bond, $1,000. In estate of Ann Reed;
u. Ross Perry appointed administrator; bond, 5000
| Frank \. browning appointed guardian to the
| counts were passed follows: Second accounts OF
Cornelius ]. Goiden administrator and guardian
first and final account of the administrator of John
Holy Van Antwerp first accounts of the executors
| OF Mary A. i,AInsey and W. e. Llpsconb, first ac-
count OF Patrick Brennan guardian of the orphans
| of William BannOn. Adjourned until Tuesday.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Mr.. John @. Beckham, who was hurt by jumping
from train ut Manassas, Is rapidly recovering.
The Alexandria widow who is advertising in
the Washington papers for n husband has excited
the wrath of every marriageable Alexnndrian OF
the male persuasion. They say "she wants the
earth"
The Potomac Manufacturing Company Of Alex
andria, Is rapidly pushing forward its extensive
works. The boiler for the pudding works has
arrived, and the stack for the new furnace is
nearly completed.
A priater who claims that he ia the son of a
Washington editor nearly froze TO death In barn
near Alexandria n few days ago. He had started
for Southern tour but having left his cash behind
was bounced from the train shortly after 1t LEFT
Alexandria.
Robert Portnor, esq reached Alexandria yester.
day afternoon. a cordial reception was rendered
him last nightby his many friends, which included
speeches. fire works, and Examinations, &c. Mr..
Portner had Jefferson Davis for fellow passenger
on his return trip from Europe.
A vigilance committee formed in Fairfax
County this week to act upon case of miscegc-
nntion. colored individual who had been liy-
ing with n white woman was notified TO leave that
section in twenty -four hours. His departure was
80 timed that he had twcnty-thrce hours TO spare
Mt the moment of starting,
National Republican., 1881-12-10
REAL ESTATE. o
The OaicInI Transfers as Recorded Yes.
teriny.

tertiny.
MT. +. oimstead presents the following transao-
ons In real estate in the District yesterday, AS re-
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on NJ street north, between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets west north half of lot y Isl by "a feet
inches) square ~, John w. Starr to William I. O'Ke,
sl,2a7
ON c street north, between Four Dd-a-half and
Sixth streets west est part Of lot as by 90 feet)
square ~, John f. Hennell to Antonette O. De Sill.
yer, A,i75.
ON street north between Third und Fourth streets
west, part of lot ga by Cd tee, square SD, Annie
Reed 10 Jacob B. Belinger fe estate in said prop
eriy), 200.
On second street west near corner OF street NORTH
part Of subOt 20 (5 by ~ feet), reservation H. ed
ward Simnls to Jacob b. Beliinger. &, SO
On alley between First and Third streets west and
New York avenue and street north lots lS 20 81,
aud part of 10 (270 feet by depth) square 5S5 John
Selen, trustee. to Laurence Rigs executor Of last
Will of George w. Riggs, ss7s0Si.
ON New Jersey Hvcnue, between II and q streets
north. sublot q and part of 30 100 feet by deph)
square l2d the heirs OF Alexander Patterson 10 Pat
rick Dillon, 81 Bills
on ii street north, between Second street east and
Delaware avenue, sublot S feet by depth), square
no. William John Miller, trustee, 70 Pat. b. OCon-
nell, S3lG2j.
on seventh street east between street south and
East Capitol street north, part of lot 2 go by ee
Sguare 3d. Ellen @. oddie CT vir. 10 Henry W. Bottom
PATIENCE and gentleness are useful and powe-
ful, but they cannot cure cough. which, however,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will always do,
National Republican., 1881-12-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted In the Su-
preme Court of the United States yesterday:
On motion of W. a. Mnury, James S. Hurley OF
Wapelo. Iowa, was admitted to practice, also
j. a. Jordan, of Cincinnati o., on motion of Aaron T..
Perry.
Nos. l73 and g.. The Chicago, Danve and Vim
cennes Railroad Company ct a., appellants Will
lam ". FOsdick ct nj, Argu mcnt continued by James
d. Campbell for nppellces and X. Biddle Roberts for
appellants, and concluded by IL. Walker for appel
lants.
No ia Charles Fox plaintiff in error, vs. The City
Of Cincinnati. Submitted by 4. ID. Lincoln for plain.
tiff In error, no counsel appearing for defendant In
error.
No. i75. William Libby and George Fox, survivors
&c, plaintiffs IN error, Lewis &. Hopkins ct al.
Argued by Aaron Z, Perry for plaintiffs III error. and
by j. A. Jordan and Isaac Dayton for defendants In
error Adjourned until Monday.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
An E,t.rpr,.,,r ,so,h.r.ip.L.y

Ladies looking for sons law rarely make their
approaches so openly rs the Canadian dame who
wrote to newly-settled eligible: Dear Mr..
B.: I, Mrs. Wigton, wish you would call on my
daughter Amelia; she is very amusing and n
regular young flirt. She can sing like humming-
bird, and her papa can play on the fiddle nicely,
and we might have rare old ho-down, and then
we will have an oyster supper Amelia is highly
educated; she can dance like u grasshopper look
ing for grubs, and she can make beautiful bread /;
1t just tastes like hunny bees bread; and for
head of all the r girls, and will make good
wife for any man. Yours truly, Mrs. Wigton.
Bring your brother"
National Republican., 1881-12-10
ETo0t'S,
915 Pennsylvania avenue.

Ladies Fancy Bordered AR-Linen Hand
kerchiefs, at 10 cents.
Much Finer, all Linen, at Is cents.
A very fine grade of AH-Binen, Fancy
Tape Borders, for Ladies and Gents, al 25
cents.
Gentlemen's Superb Quality White and
COiored Hdndkerchiets, at so cents.
Misses and Ctildren'S Plain and Fancy
AH-Linea Handkerchiets, sic in a Dor, al so
cents a bor.
SIX Handkerchiefs al % CENTS, worth 80.
Some Extra Fine at 35 and 80 cents.
SIN Handkerchiefs in all colors, from 81
TO So, suitable for Neckgear.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

PATIENCE and gentleness are useful and powe-
iul, but they cannot cure cough, which, however,
DR.. BnlHs Cough syrup will always do.
National Republican., 1881-12-10


The afternoon proceedings were opened by the
prisoner, who, addressing himselfto TO the District
Attorney, said: " How many more witnesses have
you got. Cnlone2 Can you give us any idea?"
mo" replied the District Attorney, no definite
idea"
Mr.. CorkhIll then proceeded to read in evidence
some Of the legal papers IN the case Of English
and GuiIGau. Alter the reading OF one Of them the
prisoner exclaimed: THAT is u square transac-
ton, Colonel, That knocks your total deprayiiy'
theory on The head"
was then called to the stand. He was acquainted
with the prisoner and lad first met him In 1873.
Saw him twice, once in the prisoners Oilce and
once in his own, on those occasions the purpose
WAS TO get money from him which he had col
leCted fIUm witness clients ana not paid over.
THAT is not true" was the prisoners comment
and AlT, scoyile objected to the evidence, and il
was stricken out
Witness presented a book showing the contract
which he had with Guiteau to collect money and
read number OF claims which were 10 be collected
for Mr. Emil Has, one Of witness clients. When
be concluded the prisoner declared that he would
not eice ten cents bushel for all the claims, and
demanded 10 know the amount of claims which
he had collected
The Winess-The items collected amounted TO
S5bjl2.
The Prisoner (excitedly)-Do you claim that ]
collected those elAms2 Is that your business Mr..
Whatever your name-is2
The Wituess-kOt noticing the imteTuptiOnl-
My client wanted me 10 see whether or not could
get the money for him
The Prisaner-I wanted you to pay me 500 and
take those things of my hands. That was eight
would not deliver them up
The Wtuess-ln the FIRST conversation he said
that he had collected them.
Another YiOIemt OuIbuTAt OF tiiIIingSEate.
The Prisoner (yioieuty)--1hat Is false and
want your proof or win denounce you as liar
here IN public,
The Witness Cconllnuing)--I told him that he
must be aware OF the iaet that he was liable TO
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Witness related the incident Of the plaintiff
furnishing up an old oruide watch and saying that
he was golng 10 fix some body with It. Objected
TO and objection overruled), The prisoner went
out aud came back shortly afterwnrd in great
glee, saying that he had stuck Jew for So on
that watch. Witness asked him how he did it,
and the prisoner related how he went into pawn
brokers' office, handed the pawn broker his busi-
ness card und told him that he was lille short
of money to-day, and wanted him TO advance
some money on his watch. The Jew asked him
how much he wanted, and he said, Well, twenty
tiye dollars viii dome to-day" The Jew took the
watch aud gave him the money. Witness said I;
"l think You would be ashamed TO do that. lie
has got your card and viii come back on you"
!" on, no. Said the prisoners 81 took my card
buck again."
The Prisoner-The fact ig that the watch was
worth $50 50 you are short In your story, Shaw
Mr.. Scoyille asked that his exception be noted
The District Attorney-Did the prisoner say
anything about getting any money from DIR. Mac
Arthur
The WitnCss-He said he was going 10 get some
money from Dr. Macarthur and lie mentioned
Sl0O ! advised him not TO, aud told him he ought
not TO borrow money from his friends unless he
was going 20 pay Il back, "Well" said he, 81
must have the money any way"
The PrlsQner-l owed Shaw $50 for Office rent,
nnd he could not see any good IN me atier that.
He Is a man who likes money too we'll.
The District AttOrney-Did the prisoner say In
substance That he intended TO become notorious
before he diedY
The Witupss-He did.
Mr. scoyllle objected to tho question and an
swer.
The Prisoner-I never said so, and l never
thought so.
The Court sustained the objection.
The District Aitoney-state any conversation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
CoLD UEI1HhR ~ mn SOUIH AND EAST

WAsHINGTON, April 2.-.The Chief Signal
officer is-u th' e. lowing special bulletin to-day
The storm which was c.n.ral Oh the Middle and East
AiIa.tic COASTS during Thursday and Fndy has moved
To the HALIFAX and has beca followed
on the Atlantic from Name 10 Florida by Disk
and gh northwest winds and colder. partly cloudy
weather. The temperature CONTINUES from loo 20 25'
he y thc mean for The month the Gistrcts est Of tae
MI ssiup: and u il Dc.Dw freezing ~ Montgomery.
Atlanta. Augusta. thar e-t"n. |cAsbug. ana tbeLce
untth,l.tV 1T to N,A.E iSliaD. \ sinIm hss appa
rrutly deNeuped - the Cpprr Missouri valley, accom-
panied h. ngh' 'nows ~ Min,' ols, Dasoti heoi asSa
vr. mat fdir ana warbler E"athef
VIII prevail on Snuiay III The districts on Tue 1tIAIie
c,,.i non, M.ne 10 Alabama aud riOTdI with winds
el.lllh dimuls -lns IN iOtc. Tue frHp'fit4fe wiz
rise IA the LAKE region al thence eouth~esswaId 10
4. AS, DURING sunday
NLw OKIFA>s, April 2-Specia Dispatches 10 The
yl,D.crm lcnO"t ami lee Throughout thls
-utr. A. non ias. night Eirly vegetables III North
Louisiana, Mississippi and AlaJI ia are oany danaged,
AMI II is feared that the peach crop been entirely
I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

THE Tur, ChIb hEld'ng Formerly occupied hy the
Tn1.u League CIun wa thrown op-r Yesterday To
ii- ur, orclpiui-. T. Ia, h-,n cleaned from cellar
,i,ic. bui Yer, htt" change h. been made IN tie
ARRANGEMENT, oi TIE roHln~. " nt wa formerly
fl.tlt .'il .fr as been tulLrt latJ cd.ir" IoOG!,
arq r.r u.I iiOrLly Iu.O 20 sitting room. Ip'i1lrs
ttcrr !, r}rI les, chang. la the even
i.. ri", ilug Of the members of the
,.,l, Wa rli o. tur lh"ttlr. lr., ~cr" more than
- - ..l-uI, pr. ,,u;. W.Itm L. IrIN.rs occupied
800. ,l..I ar u,luuu oi counsel wa read ~
go o.. li % ia" IN III lers ni Tie cun fur debit
c.u.l.c., Oy %. II wI~ h'ti hat 60" meIrhcr' OF
',.tIi. Ni.rh is prophet fy QUE. ar IL" rt@pOnS-
b = ioi ans inlng more Than thriT mtht on irr aud
annual ,ur~. contract between the Governing
(u,ritf". of the tiup and Leonard W. Jerome, The
uwt,r II no. pulldiug. WIS read hnd approved. MI
jerome undertakes to Keep thr uu~r ~ repair auc 10
~i!1p.V a. furniture. foot, wines. "a r'ti g1rN lgHl
tn. attsudan," and al oihci th.n-> necessary aud
pIorcr tn- the. nNcuIruCr of Inc members under
slcu -fict,fi~ and Ton such pr'ca ~ tIr commit
Zee. OF tl- ,lul -nnull deem proper. u" committed
agrees o. %, g. Mr. Jrrnl" oH the third luc-uay IN
each mputh th~ imitation Ices AID yearly dues col
lirfru from the mrmlrr, If The club lhr committee
i> io i,..INr rom TIE au"d rs collected 7loOuO 10
secure the c.rrIug out at the contract, which Is 70
con- ,iur Iu force lor yInr NriT-. but may De
terminated upon SIX M 'EtAs Hotlc" pri"r to NAV l
~ ai- var. ! hr Tower. nag Committee pa, aD-
utfutrd an executive committee ~ iFcorgr !. Wei
uol, i..,c i,u. D.. john !. Lowrry. :. li""Iand
l.u.l.a. al. t,.u.d II. kr.uuaI. Inc Gun NOW Aas
81 .I q. .fI.t Is. all : IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
DEATH or lLVIN BRONSON.

O,wEGo, ~ Y, April 2.-Tbo Hon. ALVIN
Bron ION dru at lis residence in tbs cIy this morDDS.
Mr. Bronson was born at Waterbury, Conn. May -
1883 lie came TO Osweso In 1910, aud engaged III tie
Lake tade a. oae OF The firm of B.on,on, Townsend &
o.: and IN 1885 lie was - member OF the well known
6rmot bronson x Crocker. who carried largo com
mercial business th lakes aud cana! until lo1S lie
was elected to tue state 1872 and reelected I'D
1929 During has second term rs senator he secured
The passage OF the bi authorizing the construction OF
the Canal. At --On ~ the senate OF is2l
IN or Ter 10 prevent N-wlOrk fron being east
foi William H. CRAWFORD Tor president. bill was nitro
dnced Giving the Election 90 t1e people Seventeen sem
ators-a majority OF the snate-Opposod ana deieaie cd
the ball. These seventeen senator w,re known as tue
nfamou. seventeen" account OF tho popular eamor
against them. Nc. Bronson WAS one of these I'll or
whom now dead. In the war OF lSl2 Mr. BRONSON
nd charge OF the stores belonging 10 the Gov.
crnment OsNcgo, and 10 prevent their being cap,uttu
by the British, he tnre them no tue iNei or "hea
he was eohfiaed III prison at Kingston.