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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, saturday July 30 1881.
the British steamer Ashburne, Captain Hall, IL DO
uhneN at Liverpool Oh account OF alleged overlooking,
II Is announced that while Spain is willing to afford
every protection to Hebrew refugees she cannot under
take To support them.
The operative chainmakers staigordshrc and vicinity
nay decided TO CIV. notice to-day OF strike II Ii return
10 inc former rate cf wages IL not ceded.
Thirty houses belonging TO Hebrews the yillaces OF
Borispol anc Birizan, In the Government o. Poava
Russia have been destroye3. troops red imam the
iioters' iouf of whom were killed ard two " Ounded.
Sgnor Mattencoi ana Msssar have telcgraphed 10 the
i'oyal GeoSraphea Society OF Rome announcing the
complete success OF thcf expedition ncross Africa from
Egypt 10 the Gnif Of Guinca. ~
The international Comissoncrs VIII start for Iarissa
on August 3 to meet the Ottoman Commisso who
nave nay been Instructed TO propose that beginning of
he surrender OF the the coded territory m
cieece be postponed IA fortnight
package OF dynamite has been discovered behind
c furnace OF the Halslde steel Works nt Glasgow II
would nave been sufficient to destroy the whole works
inc poce are investigating the matter but IL Ia gcner
MY pcneVed that the dynamite, which Is used at the
works, was accidentally dropped there
sgDor Luzat one of the Italian dolegates 10 the re-
cent Monetary Conference at Paris, writes the Rome
Liberia rcc;fying the assertions relative 10 his
god IL aY the coinago Of silver should be suspo nded
untl py certain International ARRANGEMENTS IL Ia posa
bic 10 restore silver function 49,,
rcncy." ~ ~ ~'' '''
me GENEVA correspondent OF The Times says: "Much
iieelng hes been caused by report of the Commits
SION OF the French Chamber OF Deputies recommending
lhe. mount Blanc route in preference t. the smplon
ioute ot tlc projected railway tunne ground OF
80 sIfategIc advantage Italy has already approved
w",i @ iHiVn % routc ana II L. extremely likely that she
ference which shows that France ignores tho treaty o
'SioS reghfuing the neutrality of Northcrn Savoy"
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

WASHINGTON. Saturday, July 80 1881
Edwin b. smith, Assistant Attorney General, has re-
signed ~ ~
The United States Navy Register corrected TO July
has just come from the printers.
SUPERINTENDENT Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital
Service left the city to-day He will be absent abo
three weeks.
Secret Service operative of the Treasury arrested
Dennis Shea, at Denver Colorado for passing n conn
ereit $50 note on the Third National Bank OF Buffalo
NY. -
Controller Knox gives notice that depostors n the
Freedmans Bank and Trust Company, who have not
filed any clams received any dividends must prove
tholr claims and apply for dividends before The
2lst OF August, 1881 or they will be forever barred
Tho Internal Revenue Bureau ia still engaged in maxi
ing examinations of banks-other than National-iu
the principal cesor the purpose ascertainn if the
full amount OF the tax imposed their capital by the
Internal Revenue laws Is paid In.
Deputy Collector Noah in charge of the Internal Reve
nue. District OF South Carolina reports Commissioner
Raum to-day that Gassoway, of McDowes confed-
crates surrendered himself this morning and that
Deputy Collector Jillson took him to Greenvillc.
The accommodations the United States steamer
Trenton not being deemed sufficiently ample for the
number of persons who will this country from
France guests of the Government Mt the Yorktown
Centennial ceremonies Secretary Hunt has decided to
secure for them OF the
OF the French line TO New York. The Trenton will re-
turn 60 this country, at first ordered, Sep
tember /.
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ACCIDENT ON The NEW-HaTEy r.sD

TIE FOURTH COLLISION IN ABOUT ONR wEs.l,-ITa
MEN INJURro-DANG:R TO AN EXPRESS TRAIN
A freight tram on the kow-York and New Haven
Railroad was unable TO get into the yard Of the
Harlem Station of the branch road about p a. m.
yesterday, and the conductor sent fagnan hack 4,
stop the Washington express. due at D
There is sharp curve lust hack of
where the freight train stood and either
the tiagman failed to go back far enough for tba
express engineer to see his signal or he did NOT ca
back at all TIL the express came in sight In eonse
quence the express struck the rear of the freight
train, wrecking the caboose and two cars entirely
damaging two others and carrying away the cow
catcher smokestack bell and whistle of the express
engine.
George Stevens, who was sitting in the caboosa.
had his leg broken and was thrown into the adia
cent swamp. He was taken 30 the Nlnety-nipth,
Street Hospital. brakeman was also slightly in
Jured. The express train engineer states that
he first saw the red light on the rear Of
the freight train, and that the haeman
was then just getting of with his signal The ex
press was going slowly and could have stopped even
then, III the rails had not been slippery from the
heavy fog. Several passengers il the Sleeping cars
We're thrown from their berths upon the ear floo-
lhe nagnan SAYS he went back as far as was nee.
eSSary. - ~ 49,
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN .NEWs.

NEW-YoRK MANS SUICIDE IN ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-James w. Falon of
New York, WAS found In his at the Clarke Avenue
Hotel this morning nsensibe from the effects of lad-
anum. He was sent TO the City Hospital and died this
afternoon.
NEW MUSICAL SOCIETY.
CHICAGO, July 3O.-The Orpheon Associa-
ton of Chicago was organized to-day Tor the purpose
holding yearly festivals of musical exclu-
svely Hans Balatka, j. Van lnwasen, George L. Dun
lap and Clarence Eddy are among the directors.
EXECUTION OF NURDERERs
LEADvILLE, Col, July 30.-Erancs Gilbert
and MeTrick Rosengrants hanged yesterday morn
ing in the presence OF about 1000 people
declared his Innocence, while Gilbert pleaded sefde-
fence. Everything went OF quietly.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM JAIL
CHICAGO, July 3o-A dispatch to The Times
from Murphysboro ILL.,, dated July 20, says: Ten
prisoners escaped from jail to-day by cutting through
the wall There great excitement and large posse is
out after the fugtives Davis accessory with Bure
Ia a murder, was recap.ured"
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR FARM LABOR
MENDOZA, ILL.,, July 30.-There is n great
scarcity OF farm hands throughout this section. large
quantity OF hay Is still standing ANA other small
grains are fully ripe and waiting 10 be Farmers are
Offering S2 80 aud 81 day with board but there are
not nearly enough hands 10 meet the demand.
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CONFERENCE OF CH4RiTYES

BOSTON, July 30.-The closing meeting of
the National Conference Charities opened this morn
ing, President Sanborn in the chair lie read rerors
on local institutions by A. ID. Meyrck OF NewJersey
statement OF the work tie dependant Glasses in
South Carolina under the auspices OF the American Mis-
sionary Society, given by the Rev. Tem9ie Cutler
General Brnkerhof read report ON the provision sr
the insane and poor in California.
Miss Chevaiier, secretary OF the National Association
for the Protection OF the Insane made statement OF the
9pees OF ehat s ssocaton Mre. Dahl spoke briefly OF
Tue report OF the Committee Imbecility and Idov
MAS presented py Its chairman DR. H. Wilbur az Nev
iork. After brlef discussion OF Or Wnburs reDSrf
seea PAPER on the care or epeptcs presented hy
next annual session OF the Conference viii be held
at Ma0lson, WIS, the latter part OF next Jnly.
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TIE TORIES PLOTTING.

LONDON, July 30.-The niceting of Conservative
members OF the House Of Lords held to-day to con-
sider their course of action the Land bil arrived
at an understanding. but the proceedings were
strictly private.
The STANDARD, discussing the prosp ects of the Land
bill In the Hoin OF Lords, SAYS: ''Tle less nurner-
Gus and more original the amendments introduced
by the Lords ara the better. Mr.. Gladstonc's new
clause, giving the Land Court power to quash exist
ing leases is an excrescence tho bill az originally
introduced, and concession to tho more advanced
section of Irish members. The machinery of The
law III the Lard Court must also receive most Wig
liant scrutiny" 7
Messrs. Parnell, Bggar, Healy, Redmond. Arthur
OConnor, Leanly and +. p OConnor Home Rnle
members, Quilted the House of Commons before the
division was taken the third reading OF the Land
bill last night amid derisive cheering
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE SEARCH FOR THE JEANETTE

THE SEARCH FOR THE JEANETTE.
REPORT FROM THE COMMANDER OF THE ALLIANCE
AT ICELAND.
WASHINGTON July 3O.-Commander G. w.
wadleigh, commanding the United States steamer AMI
s'ce reports to the Navy Department from Reikavik
Iceland, July 2s as follows:
The United States steamer Alliance under my copo
mand arrived at this port the 9th inst The day after
ieavg st. Johns we encountered gale from the sonth
east with heavy sea, which stove in bow port and
hours, after which, with the exception Of two days
fresh southwest winds, we had eight variable airs
during the passage. No indications Of ice were seen
OF this port. We have been very Kindly received by
Governor Firssed.
Tho Parliament of Iceland being now in session be
currents driftwood, etc. setting on the coasts shalt
the Jeannetce printed in Icelandc to the districts Of
the island they represent with offer of reward for
any trustworthy information in regard to that ship
60 The French corvette Duepleix ten guns), Captain
Dumas Vence 10 in port She been around the island
surveying for about month and win continue her work
trOugh tne summer Captain Vence politely plaeed
az my disposition the result Of his surveys Danish
p ost o t Val ieit aiew days before arrival to look
coast Is now clear OF ice which very heavy there
IN tne spring and now thirty miles off the coast Two
nrs are engaged in the coal business here and from
70 nave supply here for the ship about last of sep
temper; prices moderate. I propose leaving here
abcpt mt the 10Th inst and shall Stay at Geids fioriS
on tne eaet coast OF the island, where hope to ind
man acquainted with the northwest Norway as
enat part OF Iceland is frequented by Norwegian fisher
lent" " S~~-
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CANADA AND NEWFOTNDLAND

OTTAWA, July 30.-The census returns show
the population of tho Dominion be 4350933 an in
crease OF 6sO49s during the past ten years
WINNIPEG July J0-The Vccrcga party reached the
west end OF Eagle Lake. half way Lake supe ior to
Winnipeg, after crossing miles OF por,agcs and
camped on Garden lslaDa Wednesday evening The
camp broke at o'clock Thursday morning. and start
was made Tor Dry Berry Lake, where they would camp
Thursday night and the as: series of poragcs to
White Fish Pay or the Ialc the Woods and proceed
thencc Dy an excursion steamer and fleet of Indian
night. ~ '~'
St JOINS, July 30.-The United States ship vandnlfa
saiieu To-Day iOr datitax. The French ship India
arrived here to-day Tie Allan steamer Manitoba cat ttle
laden from 1ontroal for Queenstown puf In here last
night. During dense fog struck rock near BeIIe
Isle Carrying away her cuwater and doing other dam
age Inc fore compartment N full of water. She will be
detained acre somo time The cattle being unoaded
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
HEAVY SALES OF CHEAP TICKETS

There was no material change yesterday IN,
.he warfare on Western passenger rates between the
hnes The lowest rate to Chicago was s7which the
scalpers were unable to undersen The same rate
was aiso charged to Cincinnati scslpers were selling
s@ Los tickets for $1l; this by means Of a rebate
ana not straight ticket There is good deal of elss
ncty In the rates. however parties OF three or more
were able to get even lower rates from the regu-
la ssehte tnan We're given to single persons The New
10TH central was selling tickets TO Cleveland for AZ
~niie the Pennsylvania Road charged So The F-s,
charged 20 To Buffalo, but the "scalpers" were selling
'che's 70 Buffalo ss low 81 The Hew-York Central
Yesterday adopted the rebate system and purchaser.
OF tickets to Chicago forced to deposit $40 70 e
,r, nn'u"eeo 10 them at the other end Of the line
re hre continued 70 sen tickets without any
os'e, ana as consequence the passenger AGENT
f,a se % sas business was larger yesterday than at any
% rr.nn fepentcen years. with the excxnf5or ~ 90
ane perhs In nine sleepingcars attached tn IN,
,, dle t,a1 IA the evening were an reporfed so, afS
O'CLOCK In the afternoon. ><'~N' '04e w.
ssts,afs s. Pink said there change n the
sS az REGARDS Weetbound freight ratee No meet
% x ha1 Seen called and there was none in contempls
answered, " Oh, yes plenty OF X ~ ~'" ~
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IHE FIRE RECORD.
INSURANCE ON PROPERTY DESTROY

INnUhANtE ON PROPERTY DESTROYED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3O.-The losses by
nre last night and the amounts insurance are as fol-
lows: Gathrght Look, stock OF snidles and har-
ness-Aineilcan, of Ncw-Yorh, $4,000; Freman's
n nocna' o oaiornia $1,000; Girard, OF Philadelphia
$780, London Assurance $500; Norwich Union.
$4,000: Guardian, of England, $4,000; Fireman's, OF
Dayton, Ohio, $4,000; PhmniS of London, So, 500; ;
Louisville Insurance Company, $4,000; Commercial
ph pnoi SS9o0; Continental, Of New-York, S2, 800
sssiy or Il c@Gnpnsscu Cen 5000 Total Tdobo5 los.
oset.accu ~ PoooOo Atcn Smith ~ Co.. insurance on
az MslocaNaona co Insurance Company, $5 1000 Frankiin
ti %olVoUi tiverpoo, $4,000; Western So 900; Under
Aanee drl,. g. 1900 eimperia $1,000; American, New
n & soVoo Total $4,000 damage estimated nt 10
roows pGa I@neyo Is STned by Irwin and is insured
rebuilt Tor 10000 e' ' ~ VII w
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A GREAT RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE.

OONF ERfINVE.
LONDON July 3O.-The Ninth Trionnial Confer
ence of the Young Mems Christian Associations of
All Lands met in Exeter Hail. London, this after
noon. At haf-past 2 o'clock meeting of tho
Worlds Committee, consisting Of one delegate from
each country represented in the alliance was held
AT half-past o'clock there was a welcome meeting.
Mr.. George Williams, the founder of tho associa-
tions, presiding.
Responses to addresses Of welcome were m.lo bv
Mr.. John WanamakeT, president OF the Philadelphia
Association the Rev. Theodore Cuyler, Mr. Care,
Thomas, of Baltimore, and the Rev. Mr.. Cook. Of
Paris. The closing prayer was by the Rev. Dr. New
man. OF New-Y York. Tie meeting was followed by n
dInuer and d devotional meeting. On Monday the
the regular business of the Convention will be taken
up. About 800 delegates arc i'm attendance, about
sixty bong from the United States and the Domin-
ion of Canada, the remainder being from Great
Britain, France, Switzerland, Germany and other
countries. - ~
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THE YORKTOWN CELEBRATION.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.--The executive COM
itoee Oh the yorktown Congressional Commission met
today at the capitol The president. general super-
htehdent and secretary Of the Yorktown Centennial
Association were present by invitation An agreement
was arrived at az to the arrangements to be made
lempe Farm the property of the association has been
accepted as the site for the military encampment
and the portion to be used for that purpose
mas peen placed under charge OF Colonel Crachill
uhei states Army who will at lay streets pre-
pare he ground FOR the tents and a plentiful
Suppy y or water Wharves viii be built for the vessels
Wucn WIN convey military and citizens the ceebra
ZION. The Centennial Association will meet In Rich
mohd Va on Monday next TO perfect their plans and
eciue what amount of money will be required make
.ae seeDaor success The Secretary OF War has in
tary portion OF the celebr alton.
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NOT REFORMED BY CLEMENCY

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Chief Inspector
Parker of the Post Office Department. has received in
formation OF the arrest in Colorado OF Ham White,
noted mali robber and desperate, formerly OF Texas
Whte was convicted In April, 1877 in Texas of high
way robbery of the United states mails and was seu-
fenced timprisonment for life at Momdsvile West
virginia He was daring hjghwayman who it IS
Known had murdered number of men.
Inc President was induced pardon White last
sp.hg iumeelately upon receiving his pardon he
entered upon his career highwsymaD Organized hs
gang and robbed stages in Texas Arkansas New-exico
nha Noiorado lie viii be brought trial al once in
Coiorado warrants have been procured his arrest
ma iis IN Arkansas and Texas to he used ose .he
Colorado prosecution fails to couyict. '
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MONTHLY REPORT FILED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3o.-George NJ. Dallas.
special Master of the Philadelphia Reading Coal nd
Iron Company has fled In the United statea csrcu,.
Court his tentyfrh report covering the audit OF tho
oooons "a inc receiver for the month Of June. The
report shows that the balance on hand in the ,rsas
The e rii fn.oaa company on June was S44l o5s 6S
uc fSSeitts during tAe mouth from frcizlts tos etc
were SolS,4es o3, the payments So S-5 COG IN sng
the balance on hand July S24I, $50 rs No new nav
os oh accOunt OF deferred income bonds were n1a1a
oe of a d sne month The balance hand in the treasury
vh,ae ati "a al. IRON company June $s4 2lI 81
nhch added 10 the receipts during the monfb u,a,s
S1e tote receipts, $l,29S513 90 The pay1enfs Tere
1,369 10. - -N~ "O"S was
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PRINCE TURrATFyFD

BERLIN, July 30.-1 he North German Gazette gives
prominence to threatening letter, bearing the
Hambmg postrnark, just received by Prince Bis
marck. The Gazette attributes the sending of tbo
letter to the effect that the constant denunciat;on
Of Prince Bismarck by the Proressst press has pro-
duced on some weak -ininded reader, and warns the
liogrcssst pape's 10 heware even OF creating "A sus-
plcion that they are stirring up some new Blind or
huiiman Pr9gresslst papers arc indignant and de-
scribe the publication of the letter as an unprin-
plots uncarthed by Napoleon III police previous to
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
GAMBETTA TO ADDRESS THE PEopLE-FRENCH
II J1rYrrx


GAMBETTA TO ADDRESS THE PEOPLE-FRENCH RE-
LATIONs WITH SPAIN.
PARIS, July BON. Gambetta will make a
political speech at Tours August T. HIS principal
effort however, will DO at Bcllevile where temporary
structure capable Of contain n9 $4,000 is being
erected. NJ Gambetta will make or two journeys
into the Provinces and after the elections will speak ut
Neubourg and Honheur.
NJ spuller, Republican, the closing of tho Chamber
| Of Deputies said
basis, the broadest fullest and most enlightened de-
SsmSr c Ihe 1897 sSrty & earns for radical reform The
| forms which the country demands.
LONDON July 30.-Pars newspapers complain that the
hatenns OF tho elections will compel constituencies to
| reflect sitting members.
be donen hus ass S
changed IN the new Chamber Of Deputies.
SrSS x go tS as SurA on the 10th
Inc electoral campaign has commenced with great &C
M Francois Got, the. .wollknown French actor, has
number Of French residents in Cuba intend making
CLAIMS agsDst the Spanish Government for compensa-
The claims amount to 3o,O00Oo6 francs
THE FRANCO-spANIsH DIFFERENCES.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The Spanish Minister Don
Francisco Barca states the result European
adv ices, that recent publications were exaggerated In
which tho relations between France and Spain
represented to have been considerably strained
conut or the Algerian question Sen0r Vcja dc Armio
"'' " cou'se presented tile Claims OF the SpamGh VIC
TINS In Algeria but he has justified his repu-
tation AS great dipomatst by dealing subject
with patriotic energy tempered by diplomatic skill As to
tho Cabinet aar there is any truth in it vea
mUo has alrcy ,ken the first steps toward convincing
the French Government thnt he IL and too alert
to allow tie French authorities foater TO repeat
the game formerly played by the Project NJ Nailahac,
who with the tacit approval OF the then reactonary
met or Decazes Broge, etc. permitted the murderous
the French frontier.
1t was Senior Barca after having the Franco
Spanish threatening question successfully reduced to the
nroporions OF mere incident" thanks rodera-
ton and diplomatic ability OF the complainant the pres
ent Minister OF Foreign Affairs Madrid that The Lon
don Times has thought IL proper render at last usice
TO the Government az the young King Alfonso XII and
10 congratulate his Ministers pou
te great progress they have already caused Spain to
MAKE IN her foreign, home and colonial affairs.
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prevails that the American authorities win use
every endeavor to discover the oonsignors and
prevent future outrages. Opinion is divided about
the origin of the machines but tho belief appears
to spread that they are either dodge to increase
the skirmishing funds or to receive o reward for
information. Sir William Harcourt's picture of
assassination is considered by the press as over
drawn. Nevertheless it would be an advantage to
Englcnd and America if such gasconade as O'Don-
ovan ROssas were checked by prosecution.
INTEREST IN THE PRESIDENT.
Englshmen watch the convalescence of Presi-
dent Garfield with unfagging attention. Had he
been o British statesman, the recent news of his
relapse could not have evoked moro genuine SYM
pathy.
AYOOB KHAN's SUCCESS.
The British Government are evidently determined
to Keep clear of Afghanistan, waiting tho survi-
val of the ittest and even hope to negoti-
ate with Ayoob Khan if he is victorious.
Anglo-Indians expect that he will oust Abdurrah-
man from Cabul and that the latter will probably
form new State behind the Hindu Koosh under
Russian auspices.
NEW SUIT BEGUN BY BRADIAUGH.
Mr. Bradlaugh has begun the prosecution of Mr..
Newdegatc for maintenance as anticipated.
WILDERNESS OF NAMES
William Lehman Ashmead Purdctt- Coutts-D Bart
lett seems likely to lose himself among names He
has lately advertised several additions to his
original patronymic, and now tells the world that,
pursuant to the Duchess of st. Albanss WILL he will
henceforth use the surname Coutts
THE DUKE ARGYLL.
The long-talked-of wedding between the Duke of
Argyll and Mrs. Anson is to come off before the end
of the year. G.w.s.
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1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES

BODY WASHED ASHORE.
SEABRIGHT. N. j.. July 30.-Ihe body of William
Nelson, who drowned ut Seayie July % washed
ashore today and identified.
BODY IDENTIFIED.
BoRDENrowN, NJ j., July 30.-rhe man who was
struck and killed by the Tuesday al Kin.
ght 4, IMAM
III. MiliDurn, Of Baltimore.
- TRAIN DELAYED TWELVE HOURS.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July 30.-The Cinciuna All
train leaving North Adams at SOS In came into collision
at Hoosic Falls last night with freight engine train
which was standing on sdetrack The engines were
twelve hours ~
REQUESTS TO PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
BUFFALO, N w. July 30.--The will of the late r.
G Riley gives o the Young Mems Association $40 0oo
ne church Charity Foundation the Buffalo society OF Natu
la Sciences, the Buffalo Historical Society the Bnso Fine
Arts Academy and the Buffalo Orphan $1,000 each