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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
RoBRED or MS cAERIsHED GOLD.

SEQUEL, OF JESSE BNDwINs JOURNEY TO THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. AND THE PUBLICITY
GIVEN TO THE OBJECT OF HIS VISIT.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA dispatch from loungs-
town. Ohio says: Jesse Baldwin, OF Boarlman town
ship five miles south Of this city, VINO recently created
by appearing at the Treasury Department IN
Washington and demanding gold for $1,000 In bonds.
was robbed at 8 o'clock this morning. He kept MS
money In an odfasoned safe under the stairs In tho
hallway of his house The members OF the family slept
upstaira and the first ntimaon they had Of the burg
larry was the noise made by the blowing open OF the fe
with powder George LOWS. Baldwu's Fon-inl1w hrrd
three shots the robbers five in number rs thCy lrt
the house with the bags Of gold In their arms Inc
burglars fired back The robbers had previously taken
two BadWiLs horses AMI his best carriage lfom hc
stable and had them standing near the house They
nInnrd into the buggy aud eycaped gong south Eald-
win has offered "a reward 81 ~ 900 Tor their arrest
reported here that the amount stolen from Bad
wins house at Boardman, ONO, was $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
THE NINTH MASSACHUSETTS,.
REPORT OF TIE COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT AT RICHMoND-IHE
CHARGES SUSTAINED IN GREAT PART.

REPORT OF TIE COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT AT RICHMoND-THE
CHARGES SUSTAINED IN GREAT PART.
BOsToN, Nov. 15.-The commission ap-
pointed to investigate the and charges concern
ing the conduct of the 9h Massachusetts, Regiment while
on its recent trip Yorktown presented ts report to
Governor Long to-day. The report first pronounced
false number OF the gTayest TumOrs and charges IN
Guiding the statements that hundred men were locked
up Richmond that the authorities OF that city wrote
General Hancock and that General Lee ordered
the regiment ont Of the line Mt the review.
As TO the misconduct at Richmond, the commission ls
the 9th Regiment committed in quite number OF IN
stances various acts OF mlsconduct, hons
OF which can be approved, aud some ol
which most CmphaticalY condemned. Inc Hcis
were very different In kind and degree, some Hlhpy
violating sense OF decor cy, aud others OeE
ONLY but Ofon bcistcrOus and carried To eNces some
Of from ignorance of good breeding ami some OF 10
clearly the result Of over indulgence III drinking.
Tie acts seem 10 have been committed ny one or more
individuals in squads of from FIVE to fifteen urtwtny
men. while wandering about the city under permission
given, because no provision had been made ior r,Iri
mcnts during the unexpected delay between the ARRIVAL
and departure Of the train for Yorktown;
The commission recommends that the coloncl
of the regiment be required to make an
individual thorough and searching Investigation WIN
view fixing the guilt upon and dirchar-ng the mon
conclusion the report te-cs 20 the uniform cordaHl
and courtesy with which Inc commission was received
by the Governor Of NirrWia, the Mayor or kchihoh4
and tho citizens Oi that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
W1SHINGION NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov -, 1891.
The President has recognized W. ] Woodward as Vice
Consul OF Uruguay at Fcrnandina, tI0rlda'
At the close Of business to-day the amount OF United
states bonds received for redemption under the IOoth
call aggregated $9,99o950
second Assistant Posmaster-General Elmer has re-
rurncd to Washington and will next week accompany
Pu-tma5ter-G General James on his trip through the
South.
The Postmaster yesterday signed an order to
transfer the headquarters Of the third division OF the
railway mall service from Richmond, Va to Washing
ton.
The Hon william NJ Evarts ia in the city in behalf Of
certain Ncw-York banks. He made extended argument
ON the subject OF taxation OF hanks, other than National
hrforc the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue to-day
John W French Secretary of the Ute Commission has
returned from Colorado. He reports that the closing
work Of the Commission ia advancing satisfactorily and
that no troubles with the Indians are anticipated thS
winter
A cable dispatch was receveda at the Navy Department
Yesterday from Commander Sas Terry, commanding the
United States steamship Marion announcing that he
will sail today Montcvdeo Cor Hurds Island to look
after the missing bark Trinity.
tits understood that an additional of embezzle
ment amounting 1000 has been found against Cap
tain owgac ana that the matter will be laid before the
Grand Jury at the first opportunity This willmake five
indictments aggregatng 100000 against captain How
gate.
Colonel Charles Worthngton, the statstican OF the
ncpartmcnt OF Agriculture has resigned on account OF
m nrcs,Ire OF his private business. He will be
cccdcd bv J. r. Dodoc who held the Office under the Adj
mpizrntiun OF President Grant. Mr. Dodge VIII enteI
upon the discharge Of his duties to-day.
Iudee Raynor soicitor fthe Treasury, has submitted
an opinion to the Secretary OF the Treasury which IL In
conflict with a custom which has prevailed in the De
parment for great number Of years, viz: To withhold
the payment Of salary from any holding oce un
der the Government who Is indebted to the Govern
mrut The Solicitor takes the ground that while the Jaw
allows and provides for Withholding the pay ot PIlnC
nal who il in debt the Government It does not apply
=, fuup
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BT TELEGRAPH

KILLED BY FALL.
UAprFoRD Conn, Nov l5.-Wiam Ahern, n
might wacLm n fell through hatclway early this morning
anu ""S "''''' AN ORDINANCE VETOED.
CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-MayOr Harrison, OF thus
CITY has vetoed q recent ordinance OF the Counou an'
thorizng the printing OF the city ordinances III uen
KILLED FOR FIVE CENTS.
SAVANNAH Ga Nov 15.-Danlel Brown, coloied,
vas atay stabbed here to-day by coored boy IN quarrel
aver matter offs The boy escaped Dat VIII pf0Dapy
be captured tonight ..---
THEY DID NOT KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
SpgINGFIFLD. Macs. Nov. l5.--James MorrtsSey,
% xtcen \yas fatally shot to-day with pistol In the hands
v.anon was loaded pointed u at his friend IN fun
KILLED IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL.
D,NvIIF Va Nov. 15.-Aiter tbs tournament
a. ii tar Co,nty last Friday, Lewis Ball and James
20 of Halifax County went 10 liquor shop near Milton,
NNP where they became involved In drunken quarrel
plelns struck Ball with stick killing him.
PROBABLY MURDERED AND RoBBED.
TprNToN Tenn, Nov. 1o.-Sylvester johnson
s tcnnd Yesterday Finley, Dyer county murdered
III hv wsg nearly devOured by Duzzards IL Is supposed
he was murdered robbed by two colored men who nave
hecn seen In Finley with Of JOhnson's clothing
pIED FROM HIS WOUND,
RoRDENrowN, N. j., Nov. l5.-MOtt Carsiakc.
aea eighteen 0t David NJ Carslnke, OF ts CITY, Nno
be huntin this city shos In the leg BY the ase
dental discharge hs gln, Yesterday died THIS msta
The Young employed In drug store IN FnsNs'
pha and at his father house on . vacation.
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GEyERAL KEIFERS EXPECTATIONS.
IpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNE.i

Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUNE.i
WAsHfNGToN, Nov. 15.-Representative keiter, OF
Ohio. who is prominent candidate for the Speaker
ship, arrived in Washington to-day to superlntend
his canvass for the nomination by the Republican
caucus. He appears to be very sangune OF success
HIS friends assert that he will receive the fifteen he
publican votes from Ohio six from Wisconsin, one
from Nebraska. one from Colorado two from Califor-
MIA one from Oregon eight from the Southern States,
nine or ten from Pennsylvania and some from New
England and New-Jersey on the first ballot and,
after local candidates shall be withdrawn, thirteen
votes from Illinois, three from Minnesota and seven
from, Indiana. Should these expectations be re-
allied General Refer would 90 inro the caucus Wltl
about fifty votes which the second or thlrd pal
lot would bo increased to Seyenty-thrte, anu ne ~.
would then need to gain only one vote IN order to
secure the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.
FULL JURY NOT YET OBTAINED.

FULL JURY NOT YET OBTAINED.
THE SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS DEVOID OF EX-
ciTENENT OR OF SPECIALLY NOTEWORTHY IN
CIDENr-FoUR MORE JURORS SWORN, AMONG
THEM CoLoRED MAN AND A MAN WHO SAYS
HE THINKS GUTTEAU Is CRAZY-sECRETARY
BLAINE SUMMONED To APPEAR IN COURT TO-
DAY.
large crowd gathered in the courtroom at
Washington yesterday, in the anticipation that
Guiteau would continue to exhibit the nervous
and arrogant spirit shown on Monday, but the
prisoner behaved quietly, and there were no
exciting incidents. Four additional persons
were accepted and sworn as jurors, including
a colored man and a man who expressed the
belief that the prisoner was crazy. Upon
leaving the COURTROOM the assassin was
hOotcd and jecrcd at by the crowd and exhib-
tied symptoms OF great fear Secretary Blaine
has been summoned to appear as witness
to-day.
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The body OF n man, dressed as working
man. and apparently about fortyhyc years old was
found in the Bronx River West Farms, on Monday
There was hole in the back of head that led 10 the
suspicion Of murder. but investigation yesterday led
the police Of the Thirty fourth Precinct to the conclusion
that the had committed suicide with great deoca-
lion pi.tol with which hc had shot him-c found
near the place where the body lay in the river and II
broken suspeuscr hanging from tree showed that hc
had first tried 10 hang himself In his pockets when
found was enough u.tramtruc blue To poison twenty
men. The body lies unidentified az tie uorguc
l.. Il. Anderson, sailor, thirtyhrcc years "d' VINO
boarded 40 No - Markcst, committed suicide 1ic
tcIday afternoon by shooting himself IN TIE breast win
q revolver The Of his rtmuTdcT was not kuuWn
Ills body wac reHi TO ne Morlnc. ,,...,...,
Louisa Lewis, age twcuty-dFc, OF Harper a-cohrt'
h1coS ,C 81 & H. Fg sr%boat 70 ToS a eye SIC w
taken 10 the Second Prccont Police station IN Brooklyn,
where she attempted TO hang herself IN cell. she "'
cut down and sent - ttr CRY Hospital
Peter King, OF No. 2G passing no
% III ,nsriy hat he T1d hang himself King decided to
watch the young man and followed nm into the house
I'm the hall until De- hearI -oin t ihiI iu ' 'lu N,
going ont Onnd that Cloltslnc hdd been thrown from
tue roof Presently the Young ma" na, "'s lv'lS'i,
with piece OF rope ~ DIS hahd' ana i"h'ht
a at one end fastened rs "hcr To NOOK ia ~,
wall lie then got on box Plrrd ihc ropG ano", ~.
neck and was nbout 20 kick the box over wien NE
seized him. and taking him 10 The street handed nm
over 70 policeman VINO locked MN w 'n ig ~ l'
street Police station. lie gave li- name 1s "hi'lh III
Lcc eighteen years old tlcrA ana Hhld thhl ne "''u
al the number where ho was found Ia h- pocket was
found the following letter which hc said lac wrote yc''cr'
D" s'''''' "NEw-YoRK. Nov. -.
"DT,R MnrHFR-f die after tins rash action please
forget it and forgive me You know my troubles, and
yOu know why am craly. nave tried bard to L''
a cirrL,Lp In The Mutual Onion Telegraph COMPANY,
where ,y b.-t references found. Tue worst n all
s that certain girl nnm', D. Lc"lr ia. It'l'1l us
means dm gong 10 hang uy-cf now, AMI after ! an
buried 10 will all bc forgotten 10y you ara Miss Lt"H,
hope. 1 now close, hoping TO meet you IA Heaven
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, " NtunVsUIy, NOV. II, I00I'
The United states frgatc Lancaster arrived at Gibrd
tar on the 9th inst.
The Messrs. Lorl card manufacturers. near Bradtord
have failed Their liabilities estimated TO be
$65O,000
Petersburg dispatch says that the rumors IN re-
gard TO Count Schouvalo again actively entering the
public service are incorrect.
Sir william Harcour Home Secretary, will send
doctor TO examine the mental condition of Arthur Le-
foy receuty sentenced DC hanged for the murder OF
Mr.. Gold.
The Turks evacuated Yolo on Sunday and the Greeks
entered the town to-day.
dispatch from Geneva to TIE Daily Nelrs says that
several shocks Of earthquake occurred in the Canton Of
Vaud last week
The Austrian and Hungarian Ministers, at joint
council on Sunday decided in favor of increasing the
duties on many articles. including petroleum. There
adjustment Of the customs tariff coupled with pc
tr6eum tax is expected to produce 100000 norns
1888, ,SSS 0O0I of revenue yearly.
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EXECUTING THE LAND ACT.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Suh-COmmission OF
the Land Court at Limerick has decided that number
of holdings in the vicinity of the city, on which the
tenants reside are agricultural holdings, and, there
FORE entitled TO the benefit of the Land Act that they
would have been rightly excluded if merely held as
market gardens by persons residing in the city. The
decision was received with applause It is important
large number Of cases affected by the decision viii
be appealed.
Archbishop Croke, of Cashcl, writes 10 the Dublin
FrccmjSss JouHdi rcpudiang statements OF The Mand-
ard that he sent dispatch to NewYork irish hor5d
admitting he had given advice In 1850 to hOd tho
harvest.
-Four suspects were rcease1 from prison to-day:
The correspondent Of ibc Ddig IdegrGph NJ Midors-
borough the documents seized in connection WIN
arrest Of Tobin the Fcnian at that place, reafe 10
establishment hy force OF of au irish Eepuh'
They reveal the existence Of extensive organHa ION
known az the "ROyal (sic Irish Republican society,
with numerous members. Tic books. rucs, ana ls nt
members of the society likely 10 throw hEAt on tde
existence Of similar organizations elsewhere.
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FORGED cHECKS ~ BOSTON,

BosrON, Nov. 15.-Scvcral forged checks
have been passed business men IN this city within tue
past few months aud IL thought that the persons who
passed them sl In the city business men are can-
toned against their operations The checks are "cash-
icr- cheeks" genuine except the 1ng out and indors-
ing Those that have been thus far passed have been FOR
800 and respectively on the First National Bank
OF Amherst In this State and the Merchants Bank Of
Syracuse " Y The police inspectors here have a-ccr-
tanned the blank checks have been stolen from c
Office In which they printed la New York. lhr
checks have been rendered in payment for goods to a
value considerably less than their presumed face Nauc
aud change has gwen aud have been found 10 be
forccrics only when an attempt been made TO cash
them at banks on which they were drawn.
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TAXPAYERS RESISTING 4 LEVY
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRmryr.l

SARATOGA, Nov. 15.-SOmc of the leading
taxpayers OF the Township Saratoga, ia which The
villages OF Schuylervie and Victory Mills are situated
have begun an action against the Board Of Supervisors
of Saratoga County, to rcstrou them from cyying
tax for money with which 10 pay the interest on
100000 Of town bonds which were issued In aid Of the
schuyerville and Upper Hudson Railroad Company,
corporation that only lived long enough to spend the
money obtained upon the bonds. Various defects and
irregularities for bonding the town alleged and Ia
claimed that OF the signatures 10 the petition were
obtained by fraud. An injunction has bccn granted by
Justice Boo kcs of the Supreme Court and r. G. Ford, OF
Schuylervle and Judge G. ;. Lester OF Saratoga the
counsel. viii tomorrow serve the necessary papers on
the Board of Supervisors In session In bastOn Spa
The bonds are reported to be held in New-lOrk city,
Albany aud other places.
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and its intrigues and manifestations in support Of

and its intrigues and manifestations In support OF
Carlisn.
In describing various forms Of government, In tones
OF deep emotion, that thrilled through the house ana gar
leries. CASTELAR, alluded thus to President Garhed:
How forget that noble chief OF free peope
who fell at the post Of honor martyr TO duty, ater h
honorable and brave career, an example OF rePuphp
fortude, and torn bv the hand of cowardlY aS'aS9lh
from his devoted wife, his loving children, ms true
leagues and great nationl" He then passed cleNerg
from the Ultramonane and Carlist schools 10 Ihe
tion of education He said that science aud learning
be free from State and Church tyranny Pr0Ie7s
siOnal and learned must soar freely In pur9l vi
truth beyond the reach Of fanatcism and despotiSm,
which lead as in Russia to Nhilism and regcdc hl5
pathetic pcrOratiOn the necessity OF proees
liberty combined with the mutual benevOence OF M
eral Cabinet and democracy The speaker was mHe. I
when he finished The crowds in the streets cheered
him enthusiastically after the session houso
was crowded with pOIiticans OF all ranks anu suao''
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DARTMOUTH MEDICAL COLLEGE.

HANOVER, y. H., Nov 1j.-The animal
graduating of the Dartmouth Medical College
were held at the College Church this evening. The
exercises consisted OF prayer by President BARTLETT an
address by Dr. Moses W. Russell OF Concord President
Of the New Hampshire State Medical Society thesis by
Edward French OF WnchcndOn. Mass; valedciOry by
IT, J. Hartman, A. b., OF St. JOhnsbury VI; address by
President Bartlett; bcstOwing Of prizes; administering
Hppocratic bath by Prof G. T. Frost President Bartlett
then conferred degree Of NJ d.. upon 81 graduates
The sanitary prize awarded to H. s. bearing. A. b.,
of WATERFORD Ne; the therapeutic prize To H. j. Harr
man, a. b. OF st. JOhEbury. This Is the largest class
graduated from this department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
REQUESTS TO HARTARD.

BosToN, Mass Nov. 15.-The will Of John
Amory Lowell was fled to-day. After making liberal
provisions for the family It directs the TO pay
Harvard College $4,000 to be added to the Massac-
sets fund for the Botanic Garden. condition that the
same shall he named In honor OF his grandfather Judge
Lowell, who by his cxertons mVnly procured the Orgi-
nal subscription to the Lowell fund for the Botanic
Garden. The further Of 10000 is also given 10 the
college. three quarters Of the income which TO be-
applied the purchase Of books for the library and the
other quarter 20 be added yearly 10 the principal.
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A GREAT SPEECH BY CASTELAR,.
Dispatch 10 The EUening telegram.

PARIS, Nov. 15.-0ur Madrid correspondent
telegraphs this morning brief synopsis OF brilliant
speech delivered by senor CASTELAR, In Cores yesterday
The speaker began In slow, solemn tones which COM
manded deathlike silence, by explaining his attitude
toward the Government which he showed 10 be consist
ant with his pas, history and antecedents Much as be
had sacrificed to revolution he would do 1t again under
fhe same circumstances; but he believed that more
certain means to accomplish the triumph Of democracy
xas by legal struggles In France and America in the
press and in Para nent The finest part Of his speech
his denunoation OF the Ultramontane eors 10
duos tho Spanish Government ntsrfere with Italian
politics in favor Of the temporal power Of the Pspscy,
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A STEAMER ABANDONED.

HALIFAX, Nov. 15.-rhe steamer HOwarGs
bound to Portland, Me- with cargo Of 300 tons nf
coal from sydney c. B., In collision twenty miles off
6ambro with the brigantne Euma fron Philadelphia,
bound to this port with 223 tons of anthracite
coal. Both vessels received snch damage that
their crews compelled TO abandon
them and risk their lives in open boats until picked up
after daylight, by the brigantine Henry COpel from
Metaghan Dgby Co., N. s., for picton. which for
tnnafelY the Vicinity.
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THE NEBRASKA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia dispatch from Omaha
Neb says Election from nearly all the counties
show that Democrats have elected their ticket
ten counties The Farmers Alliance carried three
tes and elected most Of their ticket in five counties and
one or more officers In several other counties There
more scratching the local tickets than before
known The AntMOnopOly tickets developed more
strength than had been anticipated.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS.

BosroN, Nov 15.-At the Methodist Episco-
nal sunday School Congress todaythe Rev H. Day OF
Doston gaye an address sunday y-School superin-
tdcrts which WIS followed by q general conversa
tion I'm the evening the Rev. J. L. Iiuribut OF New
Jer.ey smoke on Children Of To-day"
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THE L1ND LEAGUE FUND.

BosroY, Nov. 15.-Thc thin Id quarterly re-
port OF Thomas Fateey secretary o the Irish National
Land League OF the United states shows that from the
Buffalo Convention date there has been fum the
organization as reported the Central Office 10 the
Home Executive OF the Land League 1885 "a Cali
fOria branches also report that 81 100 have been sent
through unofficial cha nnes.
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TNJrRED By IN ELEPHANT.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. 15.-Willls VIII
son coorcD North Carolina, an attendant in the ee-
phan car OF circus train attacked this afternoon by
an elephant near Guneys twelve miles south OF here He
~ thrown to the floor severely bruised and had his face
mutilaed horribly before he could be rescued by the
Lceror He not released from the car untu the
train reached this place. where he received medical
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REQUESTS BY CHARLES q. NORTBAM

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 15.-By the will of
Charles H. Northam. Trinity College receives $125 900
the Hartford Hospital Christ Episcopal Church
$4,000, the Hartford Library Association 5000.
Thrty-thousand dollars are given to erect a chapel at
Cedar Hill Cemetery. The remainder of the estate
about 5000 600. Is divided between the heirs.
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sutatiOn between counsel and the prisoner and his
brother Mr. ScOve said that the defence would accept
the juror and Wormley sworn as the ninth Juror
The list Of tasmen having been exhausted, the Mar
shall ordered to summon another list OF seventy ve
for Tomorrow and the Court then at l2:2O O'CLOCK ao
jOnrned. .
Secretary Blaine, who will be made the principal wit
for the Government to prove the shooting OF Pres-
dent Garfield sy Gmteau has been summoned to appear
in (nurf to-tu
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THE ALBANY COUNTY CANTASSERS.

ALBANY, Nov. 15.-The Board of County
Caryaascrs, which met this afternoon, appointed
committee examine the returns of the late election
and adjourned Thursday. The following Will probably
no declared as the majortcs for the Democratic Assem-
hlymen: Ist District, Michael j. Gorman 2i5G; IInd
District Aaron Fuller, 1872; lid District, Amasa j.
parker r 3.O69; lNth District, John McDOnOugh, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
LETTER FROM MRS. GARFIELD.

LONDON, Nov. 16.-THe UGig Acrs this
morning publishes letter from Mr.. Hoppn, secretary
OF the American Legation, conveying Mrs. Garfield g
heartfelt thanks for the resolutions addresses letters
and poems transmitted her and expressing her regret
that owing to their large number she is unable TO ac'
knowledge the communications separately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
Az ARG UMENT POSTPONED.

SARATOGA, Nov. 15.-To-day before Judge
J. S Landon OF schenectady was to have been argued
the motion for the appointment OF receiver for The
Saratocian printing establishment BY consent OF
copnacl the matter was postponed for two weeks, to see
II be prCUrictors could arrive agreenentto sell
their respective interests.