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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
TIE SPRAGUE LITIGATION.

Providence, Il. l., Oct. OH the Supreme
Court to-day, IN the case Of the Qudnick Company
against ChlGco trustee, brought for the purpose Of
declaring the lien on the QIiiuick stock pledged %
Cbafice trustee, opinion delivered Diminishing
the bill Ju ge Porter di-scutrl.
IN the case of The Quduick Com any against h. Chat
foe and others, decided Las week, the form ol decree
submitted, and action deferred Tor one Wc"b
I'm the % H. Cuace and Others against tuI Ouii
nick Company the btl dismissed Tor nultiiariOus-
ness and time allowed 10 defend
Two motions OF Farusa ortiz, receiver and Chafiec,
ustee, that Prior, Butler and Patten cOuHsel Tor the
SpraguCs, should show cause why they should bee
proceeded against for contempt IN attaching the prop
erty OF the Quduick Company In Now York. heard
and held for advisemcnt General BuuCr appeared Tor
himself ana nl2 associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

HALIFAX Oct 22-Arrived, steamer Nova scotian tBr
Richardson ON Baltimore her way to Verpooi VIA
Johns, n Il.
Passed st Fecte steamer Sandman (Br, from Liverpool
fOr Montreal.
VERA CRUz Oct ls-Arived steamer Rnickerbocker KEN
Bile, from New-York via Havana.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Boston Oct 22-Arrived steamers Secret OBJ, simpson
Annapolis. Ms; Lancaster Mills, Ph1adelpha Cehupe1e
Cleared steamers Austrian Br, Frtt, Liverpool Glamor
gan, Court, do. . ,,,,
Sailed steamers Palmyra for Liverpool; Worcester Hall
fax Geo AppOd Baltimore; Norman Philadelphia anu zen
Whitney New-YOrk
PHLkDELPHA, oct 22--Cleared steamers Perkomen Che
Rattlesnake Boston; Roman, Cr0wcu, do Witlng,
Providence Equator Fall River TacOny Davis new YORK;
Eliza. Washington Ashland. Richmond W. Lerd'
Charleston; City OF savannah, Savannahi Anderson
Wilmington NC John A Griffin, do ~
Cam New York; W woodward. Young. do
Cleared, steamers Josephine Thompson Moore, do
NORFOLK oct 22Ceared, steamer Lscard for LVerpooi
and sailed.
SAVANNAH, Oct 22-Arrved, steamer City Of Columbus,
Nckerson, New-YOrk.
sailed steamers city OF Macon, Kempton NewYOrk Sara
gossa. Baltimore; Saxon, Philadelphia. -
NRwORLRANs Oct 22-Autved--At the Passes-SteaIners
Hudson, Freeman, and Chlmette, Reed, NewYork
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON. Oct -alled8th inst, NuOva Margherta Tor
New York. 18th INST Jason capt Christians0n for VII
ningOn Goth inst Comet, Mi5etOe 2st inst Laura Ma
ria, Lorenzo, the latter for san Francisco. 90, 80
Arrived 9TH inst Vikar; 18th inst st Anna; ZOh INST
Pawaschick.
[For Later shipping Ne,gs. II ann See Ss1snh Prgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
puIIONENA MULLER's MURDERER.

Martin Kmkowski, the convicted murderer of
pbilomeua Muller had recovered some what yeStcr-
dav frouI the nervous pToStrauOn INTO which he was
thrown by the verdict. Constable Tanning who
was detailed 10y sheriff IOhcy 10 watch the prls-
njpht aud hat occasionally he would throw IS
arms about and exclaIm: "Ach, meln Colt meln
G0ttl1 KinkOwshi aw1ke cary, dressed himself,
and paced his cell nervOusly until his breakfast was
brought to him, when he ate a hearty meal. Mr..
BrigiieG, one of his counsel, spent some time
with him yesterday and tired to com
for him. Mr BrgheD says that
an Application will he made for new Tial. The
condemned mans wife bad an interview with him
yesterday of ten minutes duration: Both were
a terp1on KinkowsH was removed to the con-
deInred cell the occupied by Covert -. Bennett
after his conviction for the murder OF Policeman
Sulth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
rnr pArERsoN RECoRDER,S rEEs.

A bull was passed by the last New-Jersey Legisa-
ture prohibiting police officers ron taking fees from
any o the counties for prisoners whom they arrested
and WHO were convicted. This provision 50 in
cludes the City Recorder OF Paterson. Recorder
Warren, however, has PAID no attention 70 the law,
Collector of PaSsac County. The amount which me
has received since the law passed is about
ST 300 Formerly the law was that # any prisoner
committed by hun was convicted IN the County
Courts he was 60 receive a fee. Chief of Police
raul of Paterson, Tor the past few months has been
Collecting the fee due to the officers and has paid
them over 10 the City Treasurer. County Counsel
iJnlTy has instructed the Collector no. 10 pay any
more fees to the Recorder. The latter THINKS he IL
entitled 20 his fees and will probably appeal to the
oourfs in the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
NDIcTED FOR CONSPIRACY.

TbeFarIy Closing Association OfNcwark, composed
NJ clerEs and statesmen of retail stores organized
last summer, aud an agitation was b,gI. for tie
closinr Of all places of business at p IN. The Off
GERS of the association went round among the trades
nnious and induced them TO pass resolutions de-
cIaring that their members would net trade with
sny business firm that carried on business after
n, m. A few weeks ago the Early Closing AssOia-
t;on with a band of music, held a street parade,
and marched up and down in front of the store OF
.Jonas A1ens shoe dealer, III BrOad-St., and CIR
of MIN. Mr. Agens was one OF several shOpkeepeTS
who refused 10 accede to the demands of the assoc
citation. Mr. AgenS took the matter before the
Grand Jury. aud yesterday f. VI. Smith, d. l.. Sher-
man. 4. G. Dnty William Smith Prince and Il. ID.
TAYLOR were arrested ana arTaigned III the Court of
Quarter Sessions to answer an Indictment for con
sniracv They all Pleaded not guilty, and were held
In $500 bail each. Their trials were Sc. down for
next Wednesday. The men claim to have acted
upder the advice of COUNSEL who assured them they
had a right TO do what they did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
ANXIETY ABOUT A MISSING MAN RELIEvED

Henry NJ Francis of No. 800 Gatcs-aye., Brook
Ivn treasurer of tie express and bankIng firm #
Wells Ia 90 4 Co, disappeared from his home On
Wednesday, and much anxiety was felt by his rrla
tIyes for his safety On Friday night, however, he
tclegraIhed to his wife from Baltimore that he had
been found in the streets sick and d,lrou>, bit va,
then better and would shortly be home MIS-
Francis waited Yesterday morning or the arrival ui
her husband at the DEPOT of the P,nnSyl yania Ei-
road, where she was informed b. a conductor iha,
her husband had been taken sick at LlHabciH, ana
had left the traiL ut tllt station. MIS- IA CTS
went Immediately to Elizabeth.
Il. +. Parsons, manager for Well, Fargo " Co.,
SAID, Yesterday, that MI Francis WHO Il ioIt' }.a''
cd had been in the employ OF the compau = seven
teen or eighteen ycaT~, and had ALWAYS l'tH. aad
siIll retained tine confidence OF tine officers o 'le
company. Last summer his heath failed. MI. Far
sons thought Il AT the treasurer started from hI,
home on Wednesday, Tor the uiucc, ana ~ - sudden
attack OF delruln nad anacred OIL MT ramos,
he said, had been martyr 10 Dyspepsia Inc
tIeasurel's accounts wcr' perfectly correct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

souare Garden on the night of April 21, 1850 on
the occasion of the fair for the liahnemann nos
pItaI. II was learned that the papers were Deing
prepared in q suit for damages against the haicIn
Railroad Company. the owners of the buildIng;
10 be brought by +. l.. Lehman, OF NO. IL
IcxingtOn-ayc. MT. Lehman was onc OF the twenty
two Persons " no were injured by the accident. In
company with Mrs Annie l.. Wlllets, OF Bayslde' L'
J., and Miss Viola Blodgctt of No. 40 Lexington
ave. he about to enter the building through ne
MaAisOn-ave. entrance, when the wall Tell. niis.
Willcts was instantly killed Mr.. Lehman ana MISS
BlOdgctt sustained severe bruises, and TWO OF tne
formers toes the left foot were broken Mr; Len
man is connected with the firm OF Mayor ~ Oo'' Vi
No. lO1 John-St.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER IN THE TONES
Antonio T0zzo, who shot and killed Lng Ceccatl
il CroShy-~t., in February last, was taken 10 tle
D;trict-AttOneys Office Yesterday ana colnlni.ted
t. the Tor bs without bail Ceccatt, lozzo anu ana
Nccbolai SandeTsceIt were playing cafds on l1o
evening If the murder in CcccattrS apartments
Ccccatti was charged by his comp9nlonS WIN
cheating, and they lie the house. Ccccatti became
indignant and threatened violence ne iotioWuI d
the two men to liquor store in Mulberry-st' ana
challenged thca 10 light. SandefSclctV NGt, NV
Ito street, but had hardly stepped from the door
wy when Ceccatti stabbed him III the eye WIN
rye bowie knife Heidi don the sidewalk I9zZo,
who witnessed the killing of his trent or w
revolver and fired three shots IN RAPID succession
az Ceccatti. one of which prnei rated ms inIcHltS'
Tozzo cscaned arrest and Ccccatti died IN 81. VIM
cents Hospital several weeks after ihe event. L..
Inspector Byrucs searched for rozzo for weeks hnt
was unable 10 find him. lie was traced to NEWER
Sey ami would have been arrested, but, discovering
that he was pursued, ne left his employment ana
moved To- the northern part oi ms Hla'e. ~ F"r
indicted for murder in the FIRST degree, and I'"
days ago Inspector ByrI cS asccrtalned that hc was
in the town Of Bath, in Steunen County IoetectiNe
Field sent there by he In>pecjO or on lHuI'dIS
last and on the folio wing day he found Iolzo VINO
was cmpoyed on the railroad in course OF coGstIuc-
ton al that place rs an lntcIp ter 4. q prSh'3ln9
aLent When arrested he admitted that he haI
killed Ceccatt but said thai he did il III ieac''
lie is u an of considerable intelligence, ana CO.'S
not look like a Iuan OF dcspera character he i
married t. a P1easant-O0king Italian woman; ms
vie accomp MED him to TINS city. Sh- was acooh-
mOiatcd with lodgings at Police llcadquariers "i
FRIDAY niyht, her husband being locked upi a cell
III the same DullEg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.

The steamer Main, OF tine North German Lloyd
Line. which arrived yesterday, encountered rough
weather during part OF her voyage. On Ocioo,r
i IA heavy gale blew from the southeast yecrug to
the northwest ana west. There was b gh SEA, and
tin vessel strained hard and shipped "atr Oh hoi
deck Rain and AaI. accom- aulca the storm.
The steamer Republic, Of tie White star Line,
also met with "A severe storm Oh Monday last.
Heavy seas LToAe over The decks, carrying away one
Of l..l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
FEES or THE HEALTH OFFICER.

TIE Senate committee investigating Quarantine
management at It's last meeting, cal ed upon Col
lecor Robertson for statement oil he lees collected
by she Custom House officers on account OF the
Heal Officer IRON January l, 1870, TO september
30 1881. That statement has been prepared ana
sent to the committee, and is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

81. James Hotel-Ex-Senator John B. Gordon, OF
Georgia Breroort House-Sir John Lister Kaye OF Ing
land rim gresham d. j. Morrell
OF Pennsylvania. Gtseg Heuse-WIlam Mem chael OF
Philadelphia York Hotet-Captain r. j. lrVn8 Oh
the steamship Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

An undergraduate, under examination at Dub
lin missing question after question. AT last the eX-
aniner got rritated, and said Il declare Pve got
dog at home that could the questions that haye
been given to YOU" Have really, sir u said the
undergraduate, bGndly. May ask II you would sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

should grOcers for Thurbcr No II Coffee in pount
packages price 30 per pound and Ideal Coffee Pot
price u cents 10 To- according 20 size Tho coffee perfec
ton Coffee Pot j. the mple best and cheap
coffee pot yet invented Together they proiuce an idea
coffee sample cups Of coffee given AZ the COne
Cottage American Institute Fair Go and see the pictures
tgIf on he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
LUNDBORG'S PERFUME
lDFNIA.

PHYSICIANS WINE FROM THE OPORTo GRAPE.
Now pyscaus IN thcv have been using -pecrs
Port Grape Vim Wine Btter in their practice for
entire 0 thr pa tents and themselves and
take great pleasure recommending them to the public ~
being claimed for them. and In fact the most ella
bic the. ind t l. especially recommended for cunsump
uycs. aged Tor females generally. New-lOrk Office,
10 WaIicu-st.
RUPTURE.-Dr. j. A. Sherman's services are
much demand that he h. compelled to wide his time be-
.Wccn aud Boston Consultation days In New
York PSI Broadway Monday TUESDAY and saturday; Boston
a. AIllksL Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
SAFFs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
SAFE all zes and makes bargains. EMORY 20 Vesey st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
Announcements.

solid silver tea set, $3.50. A split-secOnd
Watch. $3.50; cost 5000 Jurgensen stemwndef, $lI5
Other bargains constantly ]. H. JOHNSTON 100 Bowery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

c. C. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufacture
1913 Prineesi Offers seasSn sac1ue4 dolnans and Il
garments retail Prices from 10 20 % Der cent e
than regular retail houses Mail orders citet Rclinil
atering, repairing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44 LeXngtOn-dve. near 2jtbst HOurs 10 and to
Attention 10 Gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

Observation-Disclosures MOquettes from 81 D
per ward Tapestry Brussels G5c Body Brussels II q
Cash or credit CRCssLEYs, Nos 740 and Tag Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

Earl e. Wilson's f. and W brand Of collars
and Culs always give satisfaction. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

CURFALINE il safe. sure and speedy. One
bottle viii rid your feet Of corns. 25c Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

The sum of 1000 was sent by MI. Dowd YES
To-day TO Henry i. Baldwin, chairman Of the Mlchl-
gan State Relief Commission, az Detroit
j. =. Macdonald, secretary of The Old kelet ON
Aston Mf Macdonald has received word from Port
Huron that the local committee there Is no longer
buying clothing and supplies, but is sending cash
directly to the sufferers.
William f. Chandler of Ncw-llaven, sends to this
Office SO for NJ chigan relief; lady sends - by
az +. H." OF P.anield. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
IIoUOR DEALER ARRESTED TWICE.

Thomas f. Arnold, of Thomas F. arnold & Co,
wholesale liquor dealers at No. 1873 Ccd9r-st, has
been arrested on a warrant issued by Judge DOno-
bue, of The Supreme Court on the application OF
Messrs Blunenstel & HiTsch, attorneys Tor Lach-
man d jacob of San Francisco, on the ground OF
alleged fraudulent disposition OF properly: Inc
claim of Lachman ~ Jacob Is for $2,IOO, ana
hail was fixed at $4,000. The complaint alleges
that Arnold deposited large sums OF money
jn the name of his bookkeeper in New-JerSey, and
shortly before his failure transferred merchandise
and made false and fictitious entries Ill ms books
The firm faieu IT, June with Liabilities OF II 10000
and assets said to be worth only $31,303. lie
mariners were Thomas f. Arnold and his mother
Maria T. Arnold Deputy Sheriff Cooper arrested
Mir. Arnold at his place of business Friday after
noon and took lam TO Ludlow Street Jail Just
after he made the arrest police officers appeared 10
arrest Mr. Arnold on bench warrant All the per-
cons vent TO the statiUn-hOuSe. where MI. Cooper
Shaved his authority and allowed to take Dir.
Arnold to Ludlow street Jail.
Yesterday it was learned that the Grand jury had
Indicted Mr. Arnold on a charge Of obtaining goods
Inv false pretenceS, on he complaint oi George ".
Kidd. liquor dealer, Of No. 80 Water-st., and he
was again arrested. 1t alleged that he repre-
sented hat he had clear capital OF 800 coo WITHIN
n short time before his failure, whereas aiterward,
mon an examination of his books, It was found
flat he was in debt 100000, ant that lie sold
goods purchased of Mr.. Kidd III brooklyn al less
than cost. Mir. Kidds claim Is IOr Sl3oOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
GETTING PROOF IN A SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Two lawyers clerks were busy in the Bureau of
Vital Statistics, yesterday, making notes from the
inquest papers in The caSe of the persons killed at
the caying In OF the north wall OF the Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
SIM rf4rs m col suu scts .. SO clock slow 1893
Noon sets. 5l7 Moon ,putu+ OOJ MrDI5 ago, day $50
hTEu wNIIH TODAY. VI.
sandy HOOK 40 Island. SOB eu Gat5..... 1856
WCH WATER TO-DAY. ".
sandy Hook. 7iG GOV. Island. $50 Hen 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
ACCIDENTS TO FERRYBOATs IN A FOG.

aouse foo hing over the Bay and the North ana
pst rivers yesterday morning until after CLOCK.
hcboats on all of the ferry lines were Ou9 II 10 ofr
With creat caution and for an hour or more MY
one boa was run at time. Several COLLISIONS o.
Cursed drsntc the precautions taken, ana leIe NcI
two or three narrow escapes. AS IN, o 9clock
ferrvboat MiddetOwn from staten lsauu WE
uniting into her slip at the Battery, se ran lio3
and smashed the end of the pier. shortly alle.wMu
ing boat ran against the stern OF the MuH9i9Tn'
Lnt did NOT inhict much injury. when tle Hiuu e.
town was Starting out her return lllp, me Ptol
heard fine sound of paddlewheelS ana reversed nus
engines lust a. a Brooklyn terryhoat Craze" INC
Middetowns bow. MIN, +bo uo
hhont half-past o'clock in the morning the TO-
boken fcrrvb0at James Ramsey was struck on hct
starhoard bow Just as she was leaving aGr Shp a'
the foot of Barclay-st. by the steamer MasSaGhu
sntts of the Providence Line. Her Taiiihs
Sanctions and some of the joiner wolh were car
RED owav The rudder of the Massachusetts was
broken The steamer taken to the 1901 ol
Nin+h.st for repairs. The damage TO the James
Ramsey is estimated at S75.
The Rooscyelt Street ferrybnat Superior came IN
contact with Catharine street boat at hali-past
O'clock No damage was done.
The steamer New-BTumswick, running between
this CITY and New-Brunswick. stopping nj RossviIe
s / rot stuck in the mud ~ the Raritan RIVER yes
ferdaV morning and the passengers IT m staten
Island were obliged to take the staten Island halI-
road to reach the city. The steamer Chancellor
from ElizabethpOit, was also delayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
nrrcr OF NOTED BANK BURGLAR.

Na-rol Marks. n MOTEL banb burglar, whom INC
poce have sought since last Jn!, wa1 oEon-
teriay by Coral Oiice DetecJInT' Police Head
nor and Laufhcr aud was locked up ~ 10 Va i;onal
cuarters ci,arg.d with robhinG the firs' Ia, lat
Rank OF Detroit, Mich. ot %5ZoOO. O"1 "' was
July carriage G E,nl and the cashier was
sumnloned to the Carlage, Wie.L "pr'e who
son desired to s-e him. ono Oh wy III toI p in
SOL SOL ne 80 tke cnsch engaged tie paying zen -
eo oe % onotLcr stood guard, AMI rue t!,iIi
80 "a int Tho vault and stole S3Z'uoV' " -, ~
fonr men was sent 10 Inspector ByrheS; ne
;J"n+ifcd them as four well-knOwn thitNeS "lVSe
nj ctures are in the TJGues CALLER. h3INS VIZ
was arrested yesterday, wasthe per on ID ne C"'o
,I+I Who stole the money waSWiliam Burke, ana
then two cpnGcdcratcS were John JOr'all, hrolAtr
OF Maggie Jordan, who smngEled the, m.lU ains
Shark Y out OF the Ion's ana Molly ,,H., nnG Sr.
Marks'S haunts i'll this city We're known, anu uG-
tcctves watched them night and day unuii io AZ
rived and was caught yesterday, r. ,.oo,, bis
MARKS Is forty-two years ora. t t.,, ro1rs AGO,
and soon became an expert bank sneak. ne " as ne
sociated with John Jordan, Rufus liner au 'o"l 20
Carson IN the robbery ol me Dam ~ troe go 900
Conn. Their punder on that occasion was 20 800,
Jordan was arrested and, pleading sicNhgsS' Mta
Transferred from the Ludlow street Jan 10 be!icN
Hospital whence he soon e.,2Pi in Tohoes \, Y,
Knrke WAS arrested He got ont on suaM
bail, and a few weeks ago WI a. haii
AGAIN in Cleveland. He was heiH III po ~
on fbe charge. also of attempting 70 rob mouse III
baltimore, where he had taken refuge. III wa ai
unsuccessful enterprise III winch lie was asSNOu ~
Marks and Miner. ,,,u,-o ,.os+er,ov
when advised of the arrest of Marks, YESTERDAY
tb roiice OF Detro and the officers o the Isl NJ
tionp Bank photographed that papers dcn2ndlng ms
ey,radtion were already i'll Albany, and tKat a ir'i
Who could identify him would starr lnr New" loI "a
VINO He will he confronted with the prisoner
TOMORROW. -. ,.c,ro ,,,+or;n,-
he, Slip on the Brooklyn ile E,Stttlay lhord,mS
ran into barge at the foot OF Atlantlc-aye., eau
iT'l terrible shock The women pasSengrrS WtGi
fpicStened. and Mrs. Kate sullivan, Oh NO q
1iifanv-nlace was thrown into hts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
THE MICHIGAN RELIEF COMMITTEE.

A telegram was received from Governor jerome,
# Michigan, yesterday by the Mayors Michigan
Relief Committee, stating that he had sent let. or
received and how il had been di,burscd and also
making an stimate of what will still be needed.
THIS letter is expected to arrive on Monday If IL
mttee will be held imme lately to organize
Tor the relief work still more thoroughly, 1t
Is the plan of the new Relief Committee 10 hod
lnaSs-Iueetinp in the course of few weeks. when
several well known speakers Will deliver addresses
In the meantime the members OF tho sub-comnltiGe
Oh addresses and pubic meetings VIII WISH the
different Exchanges and make speeches.
William D0wd treasurer of he Relief Fund, re-
ceived yesterday subscript onS Ia the amount OF
81, 7O3 81, making the total amount received 10y
him Sll0S71 o. The large subscriptions ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23

c,,,r, BvLLrlS, No, 246, contains a
,,I,nip,ry report upon the salt prOduc.
r, nd manufacture Of the country, by
~ " R,vllnd Salt Is produced to q
..,,,,, ,,o,l ls. extent in fifteen States and
.',+torj., California produced, in 1880,
=. a, bushels, from ssA.wAteV, by solar
vru ,,,ponlion; Louisiana, $4,000 bushels,
I,on u.,arlI deposits, the principal Of
rbles F. EPsIite AnSe, near the coast !
NIebinn Produced l9,42i,SS5 bushels,
,,,DouL,d from subIeIrAnean brines by
,,I1,o, artificial heat, mainly the latter,
Tbs product OIL Nevada Ia 1872 40S bushels,
oL.ssl from lakes and SubterrR
MN brine, New York, S,7SS,2OS bushels P;
Ohio, 9,6jO.O and Pennsylvania, s5l ,45O,
,lI,Om the latter source, The salt lakes
al Juh furnished 4S3, 500 bushels, while
hon uubsrAnean bhnes Virginia pro.
iussd 49S, S95, and West Virginia 2 $40, ,4SS
b..hsl,. Besides the above, there are
asnl States which produced small
o1lattiss. The total salt product wpS
a.GO29s bushels, Of which SSs,95S were
produced from Bea,wAter, 944, 1853 from In.
Asd lakes or natural deposits, aud the II.
nlutsr, q, ,O67 lB9 bushels, which 10 by
Gls largest proportion, from natural
HbImnsan brInes, Asto the method II
prediction, 1t may be briefly stated that
14S9lI! bushels were produced BY AftiH.
dL mpontion, the rest by solar evaporA.
A,u.