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local CRIME.

Yesterday, before Justice Morrison, Thomas
Hccncy confessed to having had Il hand In tho
burglary Ut Martin tiasnussen'4 store " No, ~
Weat thllana street, whcre *AlQ worth Of KovLs
was stnlelt. IIe WIS ckl Tot trial Ut the Criminal
Court III bonds Ut tl.0U.
Thu police Ut tho WRIST Matisnn Street Sub.
Station henrd Ut shuollng algray yesterday
turono4n at the htlise 0f William Wctgs. No. ts3
tIubbarl street, ant! nrtr Robert Williams w.ls
sent therO tu inyustlKnso. sir. Wedge ut tirst
dc0llncd tu give tho particulars. ami represented
TINT the shllLa Heto fired 1T nttElnanul, aud had
done no dalnago. .sttpr rccossutrInE, how
ever, ho eollcluded 10 toll al about
1t, aud from hIe stDry 1t W0util
apt'ear that Or. Frank 1r,w1r1d9e. whose Office
4 on Madison str9et nenr Clark, has by us,n z
0cluck for the PURPOSE Ut collecting i Gill. unl,
y quarrel arisnS. The Dncsor was tirat dftlescl 10
s4s'; ana tnea tt o. @ ~ 'as n9ass' Wex1 ..l
three shnts III successlun, o,lly one ut which
pasatsi through thu ,iour, which had b1en closed
upun htni. Dir. Wedge refIsts tu prosecute, and
ths Doctor u thDrcfUr0 nor apt tn bo arrcstod.
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New TonK. March 10.-A very snail a,,tlt-
encc was III tho Madison Square Garden this
morning when wetlleisurcly walked down
tho track, dressed in IL business suit, md,
reaching the press-stand, jumped over the
scorers desk and stool among tho rcpurtcrs.
This was his first appearance since II 20 Inst
night, Wien he wont to bed with the mlsora-
BILE score Of n, niles 10 his credit lie slept
at the Astland uousp all night, nntl said te
intended tn 10 out for stroll. lie IS saving
himself fnr tho Ashley belt contest, but will
appear every evening during tho wa Tx and
exhibit hls styio vi travelling fur the bgnelt
of tho audience.
Tho IL III. score WIS as follows: Howell, 81
O'Lcary, ;Ol; Vaughan, ;!Cr}.
At 3 u. III, the scorp stuod: R0Well, eI2;
0'Leary, 907; Vaughan, Bis.
o'fEARy nEc.tME INDEPENDENT OF HIS
TRAINERS TONIGHT,
and said to them: ~ atll bossl" Rowcll has
followed AibHrt Into retirement but touk a
sevcn-mig spin fur practices, which he ran In
II minutes ailtti5 seconds. At t0;:0 O1.eary
retired for sleep, followed all hour later by
Vaughan.
MIDNIGHT ECOnE:
Vaughan, 342 miles; O'I4cary, :G5.
Two o'cLpcK \. M.-Vaugtlan, 3iee32s5;; !;
O'Leary, BLK.
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TINT their llows aroused tho neiRhbors nj
very unreasonable hours. Martial and other
satirlsts spoke of their cries and hluhhcrinYs
as ono Of tia chief uulsances Df tta early
morning liours,-almnstnsg great pest to Into
rlscis rs our street cries, III fact. Tile
masters wero grcat dtsclpllnnrfaus, atlri
esteemed corporal punishment ono Of the
cl'lef means of inducing that precIous lnun.
knowledge, itlt0 dull l,catls. TIA hoy pro.
l'o,'ilcc.l n single syl!able wrong lie WIS
beaten hfack and blue, an his body 20 cnv-
cfett Will wea!s aud volts that II resGnhled
patchwork cnycrtpt ur coat Of many
col0rs. Tllc nnc'elits believed TINT
Bofs WE'VE NATURALLY V1CfouR,
md Rn !, ,re1nirs. 7, ta'nlng 70 xTeat tcacl,er as
the t!tst fprnc1Ous Of n,itna(s." Others.
liio QMtntttiafl, protested aEnitst utltine
i|oEEtilg.. Pictures found III l1rrcuaneun
showed tint tltc English system nf tagging
sclioo1s, both sexcs were tn,lght together.
alttlongl, tho education nf girls was compat-
utfvcly neglected.. ln the higher soeIal cir
cles, girls were taught iliastc mid dnnclnE,
ana other fasilonablo branches. as nowadays
yenfs ago. \ text-bnnk Of 100 verses could
be !tat In three separate editions: for w. M.
atltl even rs Inv as eight cunts: Tuition was
xstf ad ohys sfa IL II Sa9e a ssnf sa ecya y
long vacation III tho summer. from .1unr 81
TO- Oct. 70, n great part at which WIS spent
with their parents At Roman NcwpOfts atltl
Coney IalaIltis At II they wera put into high
schonls, where they studied r'letnric. poetry,
etEnfts llavlng hccn cn,,tincd tn reading,
writing, and arithmetic, with Creek nnsl
Latin grammar. asld verses, Tho younger
children wrre taunlit their ]etters .aistl ni,.
merais by mems Of small ivory blocks, as ut
Tho present tlny. The pny Of Il teacher wns
$50 4 year,-abuut 100 times less tha1l TINT OF
q halllt.dAllCcT.
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blaine, requesting him to tnke ausf action rs
the importance and magnitude Of tlG Inter-
Gsls nj sakr spein 10 demand, ntri assure fHr-
riEn Governments ilnt pork prhtllcts Inatltl-
fncturetl In the United States may bG com
sHflleu with tuipllnfty.
fS THE WHITAKER c0C1fT'MA1rrlAt
yesterday, Expert SnutltwDrth testified that
ile l,ad discovered that tho paper Gn which
tlIE nnfG Df warning Wna written lind been
written Dyrr witt, q pencil. afn tls writing
nfterwar,l erased by a. rubber. The words
Hrasct were illOse used III the mite Df warf-
Ing, n1l they were In tile handwriting Of The
specimens Of Whittnkcr's writing given lin.
4 VESSEL. As1fDltE.
The tlreG-tnasteh scflonl,cr William Allen,
Capt. Sieclulatl, ri 1'nrt AmbDy, 3t:l TINS reg
lister, from lfntmken, n. ", with
cons1gnma 10 tile New Cenarnl Con-.
pany, IIoh,kel,, n. j., went ashore ut
Shoals. one ai!d oe-t,a!f nlfirs southeast of
The station. The yesscl. WINS bearded ~ Life.
Saving Station Nm. 'sflo brought oig Cnlt.
StecIn,n, tho rest nf tho crew remaining
nhnnrtl. III the vessel see1lls5n n very rasy ptI-
s3tfo,,. Though leaking badly. Whether tho
VESSEL and cargo call he saSeu lB HDt certain
h5 set.
1D1.D FROM Et1fsnl'E.
The PArtl'ln hrnngllt $500, ,Gc0 III gold.
DEATH FisnM vACclSATinS.
Chief-EnRincer .1nncs ". Whitaker. Uni
ted Stntes Navy, ttfGd In 3rtH}klyt from cry.
hlpelas, resulting from recent facclhRslu1i.
, 1881-03-11

S'r. BERNARD RIFLES RECEPTION.
The first annual ftlIl.drcss Inspection nnd in-
formal reception of tito st. icrnar tltlea. Com
pany |. First Regiment, !. n. t.. wua given lust
evening ut the nrI,lnry MI Jncksu'l ettert, MD
was u cump!ctc SUCCESS. Tho attendance was
very lnrRc, amt during tho curltcr Part ot tho
evening the trilt'haii waA uncnmfnrnlly crawl,-
cd. Tho hall was tnstcfully decorated with
w1caths, fcstoons, and hun.lsor,p designs 1t,
colorrsl paper. ur,a Tho ArIls Ot tho company
rhc { cotSpany il a,n'o up of tim members Of
IT. fscrnara Gnlnnlal,dury. Il: H.. Asni hnA only
beon orgaalzel sanco tho conclasc.. About il
Uniform, i ~ Under Caps. il. 4. rar!ilEtot,.
and It's appearance WIS greeted with applause.
shnrt space of timo tho co,nlany hns had Eor
practico anu tho itispeouou was satisfactory 10
I; C,nsSieranie Interest was manifested In tho
exhibition drlils n Connanl.s y nnd Z. tho
after tue second lumber On tho program. Cnul.
pnny Il. tarty-two nlcn strong. uarch..a on Tho
loor uil'lcr Ga,tntnand ot Cnpt. lIowter. The
p!nudts OF tho spectators. Capt II. Il. pavts
!, and twolse ttles ot TIM crack company T. t.mk
IT, Of 9 tho sor Wrs "r G1n"} @ aS;. r.
then proceeded to 'tstn"nstrats whnt !istnnsh.
Ing perfection could be AttMned by hnrtt A4,
ish0d ny tho efficiency shown Ly h!s company.
Tho men moved ~ II by clncswnrk, and tairly
%h.n 9hey t faf " ss au,ss
| tr,In 0ne command. The exhibition drills waro
| tho feature ur tho evening.
| ou whrh fhcrr ware twclvu numbers, wtrE dis
| tr!bilfei, al,d P0tlnda utchrstra Ut ten pteeos
furnished IMlisic Tor tho unllcGTH Thu FlD1r
Committee was composed Of aessrs q. u. Caf!ln,
4. E.. uruylner, ". Il. Fisher, T.. q. unra-
| ncr, George 4. Fyfe. u. l.. Evans. anl l..
q. lii9Qs. Tho tallowlnR KrGtlsu,en were IN the
lteeeptlon CouItntttre: EApt: II. q. Purlngt oil
ecrxt. ": >. JarmAr. surEt. Il. T.. Irish. Corp
1oli, $. Wllto. l'rvt. sa1uiul Kerr. rrst. nuy 4.
Gould. Corp. 1. J.. ltnnsem. Ltunt. J.. i; Wads-
wurth. SerKt +. +. GNrttner, SetKt.C {. +. Manrcr,
| CoEp Il. y. Ki.toe, rEst. G. G. csabo. a'd Corp.
A. Warrington.
Among tilp promlncnt numbers Of the MaaonIe
Order present weFe Gen.. smith. tiran1 tom.
.nntdornt stc Stats; Dr. CUR, Eln'nont tnln-
truller GsFnuy. Tho following state n!itisla III,
i'Fes: wtru prcasnt: l4ls!1f: Col; Eh.itu'l md
Cul. Il. ID. AwuIl,, Mini. j. H. EAnxs Aljs: Lang.
cnnts i,avls II md H. l'ow!es Atrn.. Miss l,,'wns. {,
'Fhonlpso mud MINI. IT, It. DO iuItn9, uf tho Sixth
intuniry; capt. 4. F. 0afo. OF tbs First Cavalry.
, 1881-03-11
A SINGULAR STORY,

Spfftdt UspaIth to 7Hs Ch9ea1o JF3bute.
CINCINNATI. o., Murch I0.-A singular story
nf fds!ntcrcstcslncss wns developed In n case de-
cstcd In the Superior Court this afternoon
against tho plaintiff. 1t WIS the suit OF Eliza
CUuuhan to recover ti0,0oo of Archbishop J. b.
Purcell, thu late Father Edward Purcell, and !.
Il. MartnIx. AsslKnGe. t.n Ills death bed Charles
Conntnn confessnl to Father Edward that ho
was lnsolvant This confession WINS kept Ia
saerri confidence. Father Etiwnrti assumed the
family, bill In tho stuck ut II settlement Ut thu
cstAte. md kent mp biz kind services until his
assignment. The tesilfnOuy III this trial WIS the
trsi rctcsatioh mule to the widow tho outei,lo
world that Mr. Charles Conahnn wAs Ensolvent.
FNther Edward nanAKctf to remit hUr inoney
through Mr.. Woods. n lurgc shareholder Ut the
stuck conphny In which Mr.. Cnnnhnn Jill bus-
ness: so that sho Thought 1t cnne frurn her hus-
lands e6tute
, 1881-03-11
A. R1vlHt,I.El.


NEW YoI.K, March lo.-It las come to tue
knowledge of tho officers OF the United States
Mutual Accident Association that man Is
travelling throughout tbs West atd South.
west representing himself authorized to cs-'
tablisl. agencies. Savcrni drafts, cashud by
Western and Southwestern banks. Cu,ne to
hand and have been 4isl.0norcd. No one Is
authorized by the Company To establish now
agencies.
TIE yENBEAs or THE COTTON EXCHANGE
hatl Ill exciting discussion yesterday over
proposed amendments OF the by.laws ex-
tending the privileges Of members to all resi-
denis nf the United States over 81 years Of
age, aud establishing u uniform schedule Ut
commissions :.
SANTA ANNA.
Tho creditors OF ex-Fresilent OF Mexico
Santa Anna I,aye secured, through the Sur
rogate, $4,000 worth vt diamonds TO settle
their clalMs.
FORK.
President Parker, OF the Produce Ex-
change. yesterday sent letter to Secretary
, 1881-03-11
lAIE LOCAL ITEMS,

Michael Farrell. Ut No. 1T Erie street. reported
at tho Wrst Chtcago Avenuc Sutton thAt thIeyes
cItoreA AlH bed room whllo himself and family
weru ut sapper, and stole mn oyetcoat. clock.
and SONG uther hGusehOt! Hothts. Julius +.
Christlnnson and Edward LArson were sub.
ketllent1y arrested ly LlHnt; slre!c. ut M. aM
Surth llatsted street. aud the property rscos-
rFr't. 10th hMyC yrrtru II term Vt Iol!Ht for
'''~r'"rv. Fred King. III acconlp,Io'. was ar
Foste4 cItewhrre. In lheiF possession was found u
:.,...- .k stluwl handss!Il'e'y emor'i!cFed. aAu
Hliilu with aI1 tntricHt1 hAn4wurkpd frftlXo, far
Whtch III, uwner III wuntcti.
AZ ll::N lust night ueorxo Start and Thomas
Erickson " ycArt If aRe, wero artysteti hf
ser4s. l.ahlu,a and officer stntt ~ they wcso
about to unter u. A. Clalo8 boot aud sht store,
ut M. lis ,illwaukeu avenue, through I. sids
wislaaw they had ttrced Open. In their possus-
siull wuru found paueFs which identified thtm
With tho htifxtary u pnpeE st"rv u No; ny
scul,tllna S}nM Methodist Church bt.cltty.
Arnold Jedkio. = Gernan recently arrived
frun, Canaia, was bold w mud robt,cd Of gold
wa.ut and chain worth 9a' aad 81 IN cash "
four hixhwnylncn whom hG eDcsluntcrtu ut the
cs'rter OF Washington nnd GAlon treets. liu
had been ~ Nike Luwlors nntorIuus sH!oon ~
that yIclulty, and tho thieves undoubtedly fol-
lowed him fsuiu there.
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A BAD ELEPHANT.
OLD EMPEROR, 4 VICIOUS beast WITH A

OLD EMPEROR, VICIOUS beast WITH A
vElsr VICIOUS nErurAT1oS.
NEW Yo1ls, March 8.-The slowsnen aro
looking forward with interest to thu tine,
lluw near ut l,nn, when old Emperor, a bad
elephant, takes tile Rad. Few OF them cuyy
the Canadian Rl,awthnn who bought Elm
pcror ut Durnum's snlc n few months ngn,
md predictions arp made that tho vicious
brute Will rnisu mischief before hu gets
through the season. III Canada. It ltas been
about a year since Emperor travelled. Ills
nature Is so trcaci!erous aud his temper 80
violent that the Keepers dreaded to hnve him
around and lie was lent to tic Central Park
collection. lie was kept chalncd up after 1o
went to the park, but even then he
made yfeiuus lunges at people, and
caino near killing keeper. Super
1rtenslent Cunklln Ind II grent Iron
cago made like that III which Davenport Ini-
prlsolls voters. mid Emperor was put III that.
The cage had no bottom, md one slny En-
por0r ruslIcd at q ina!i ut whom lic was of
feIltled, md carrying the cayc atong with
him pinned tho lnnn ngninst the Partition.
Long Iron rods now riyet the cage pnt to tho
stone itoor, md Emperor's capacity fur NILS.
chief Is very limited. Fur several months
Emperor, Ilns bcen OIL bis gout behavior.
His hc,td dr0nps lneekly, and M truce Of
yiclOusness Gun be seen III Ills tnild, blinking
eyes. Tho keapors wonder
WHAT lie Ii GOING TO no NEXT,
md do not alntn in their .wariness. Mr..
Cunklln Inns lla1 Emperor nut for nn airing
two or t!Irec tlNies this winter. The neigh.
borhootl of the lnenagerEe WIS first CLEARED
Ut visitors, and ten tls old fellow was led
showed no emotion Of my kind at this
glimpse OF freedom.
Tile question OF y keeper for the coming
seaso,' was ct first perPioxlnE onS for En-.
perOr'S purchasers. OLD kcepers NIL over tho
country know the beast by sud experience ur
reputation, md hayo declined. with thanks,
prOtFcrs Of situations.
"Don't touel. that elephant: he'l! kill the
whole Ut YOU, wrGtn ol.e !@nai'. @ "lla broks
want a1lytflne to do With him. Que writer
WINS earnest Ii his appeal to the ow'!srs not
to trust EllpnrOr Mnt!or ANY circumstances:
Other keppers tad rem inIsccnccs Ut fractured
ribs md legs to relate In explanatlon OF their
bren engaged, however, al,t! by, some It IL
believed that Elnperor's 1T or sNlks ts over,
atd that llo will be good elephant NIL sum
niCr.
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F.ikN-fl FsSIE1lk4loS+
Ep<rfni Htsphith to 7ne thtcaeo Tribune.
NEW YonK, March lO.-An international
Polar expedition IL 10 sail ffont England next
.tunn under Commander Cleync, nj the
Royal Navy. 11u lus offered Lieut.. Sctlwntkn
II pnaItl0n on tho expedition, md nlsU TX
poets the cni}pcrntimt Ut I.ient. IIoy9oor,l. af
the Royal pantsl, Navy. who will nccn,n-
pany 1t In tho interest of Denmark.
1t Is proposed, should tic sl,l, Of 4*D,0o0 he
secured, to send vessel to st. 1'atrlck's
t}ny, wtcre the Alert, Of the Mares expctt!-
tion wInteretl, ami from there survey the
prospect Of Polar Btedg1ng by means
Of balloons, and II favorable circumstances
nre found to exist, 1t Is Intended
10 attempt the Journey with the assistance Of
nAtlkoSs
Otherwise the vessel will return down Smith
Sound a,ld enter Wellington Channel. by
way ut Lancaster Sonnlt, passing up will
tho current TINT Is betfevett to '!ow H.
ward tho North and East to posi-
bic winter quarters in latitude u degrees
north from here. Tho Polar explora.
tlons will be conducted by ,nea,,s Of
sfcdgcs and balloons, atld upon being released
from the ice, In the following summer, tho
vessel will pursue iur course toward the
northeast, passing as near tho Pole NJ pos
sible, and probably pass the second winter
near latitude " degrees north t1lH,m
meridian further to tho eust,
aMl ahout due north OF Greenland. Tho ful-
lowing summer, upon brcaking out frnm her
winter quarters. slle will continue her lsonip-
ward voyage to England, passing down with
tic so,ltherly current between Greenland and
Sp1tzbergen.
IT Is rlorosEn,
In case the sunl OF E30 900 cunnot be secured,
, 1881-03-11

ONCE IN 4 WHILE IT CusfE8 OUT.
,sp.eta& Dhpateh 10 TIA CAttapa 1ttbuns,
NEW York. March l0.-Whon asked II lo
lid mt think some reform Legislation was
necessary for this city, apromilens politician
replied: ....... ....
Yes, think thero IL no 0uostlon about that.
Now furk Ia ono at the most txpenstvely K0r-
ert,ud cities Ia tho world. aud has less to show
for tho expenAe Than uther cities. The puSe.
!nontsas decidedly inferior; tho snpply pf sxater
higher. and tho anluunt ut crime ~ proportion.
atoly much greater than In lA'ndoii und otilar
citios. Taxca arc not only much hiYher. but Tbs
oonyun!oncca We have aru MUCH taole oxpen-
styc. Fur installce, We haro u1lsy, dangerous,
property. destroying elevated railway lnstead Of
Inc underground roads thoy have In lon,loG, 1t
costs about &l0,0U.UN annually to govern 1on-
dou, wh!vh stt,salns un area Ut 7s,n1 acres ", II
sp4ce Of t1fteGn miles ono way W twelve tny
Dthes, with Il population Ut iuU1,0Hl. Tho debit
Is ntI0ut &l0.tht'GN. Tho expenditures Ut Iaris
for arl!uney city PURPOSES Including sucl! items
% charity, PUBLIC tnsttAetion: public roa4s, po.
lice. etp., aFe nb,ut ti1.000.D0 per afrunl. In
New YORK, however, With natural advantages
farsuper!or to London and i'arss. It po*ts about
&alul),nn per annuta 70 govern tho city a1d pay
tho Interest on tho debt, which Is abont $ca.-
, 1881-03-11
WALL STREET.

REGULATION riivERIsu AND GSsETT1ED.
sp*esat Dtpateh Ia 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NEw YORK, March t0.-'rlc share specu-
laton was agnin to-,lay leyerlsh and ,l-
settled. At tho opening tho general list
showed fractional decline from tho closing
quotations from yesterday, but In early tlent-
lngs firm tono prevailed, and All advance
rau=lng from u to ~ per centwas recorded,
Chicago, st. Louis d. Now Orleans. Delaware,
Lackawalna d Western. ani New Jersey
Central being 1nost prominent III tile int
proyencnt. Toward noon tho market BE-
came weak and prices touk a downward
Turn, but Subsequently recovered n
fraction. During tho afternoon the spec
ulaton became very fcvcrlst1, aslh
sharp decline took place, which
WAS followed BY slight recovery, but fl the
tnal sales tho market aRMln BECAME weak,
and at the close the general list showed n de-
cline from tho highest point, ranging from
3l4to ~ per cent, tho latter In New Jersey
Central, the other coal shares, Denver Il Rio
Grande, Northern Pacific, Pacific Mail, and
canada Southern being also conspicuous III
.he decline. Chicago, st. Louis & Nuw Or
ltans advanced ) per cent OIL tho days trans-
actions. In
-, TIL: MONEY MA1tKEr
nlaJsa - "oso'a .a,a sl.a ua'' ua,t a,'.aa vi
ho,tsoa " .'a "."s'e ~ !a'.s.n
uss"een ~ anu d pet cehf.-lne later DOING
mo prevailing quotation at the close. Tho
great bulk OF business wus effected Mt md
en,,tv in,,s ~ ',ora n,a11 =. D' ~, 10 ont
T1'a: N'al's "ofo ll.''ao ~ '%et peF Gull
,lt@e ~ loans wore quoted oGtH per cent. In
ua discount market prime mercantile
TSs T1ps' ,,.r,Ia! 1nsea a, a. e@o per cont,
hs,,-, ~ u. nAe.s"so a'.s.tnus eo"sn'ueS
1,ss.s, .,ss msu lo,aay tha ho1hlEa' HKlnE 4@ota-
nons were twice marked dawn half cent,
ttom 48l to $50 fur slxty-day bills, and from
, 1881-03-11
ERIE CANAL TOLLS.

hHDl4lElON UF ALI MEHIMAHH 1uLlA3 N1
THE CANAL. HOARD.
. sstsia' to Stlr a"rk fif'a'd.
ALBANY. March o'-iAe aapocatcs OF tAo
nttef nool'tlon o1 westward toils won com,
pieta victory SIX 10 ohe' III rug eana. noalo
thl3 AFTERNOON. Inc executive session WIS
chiefly consumed by tho oral reading Of NJ,
nlnhornta na,mr by S1,pcrIntetltent Dutcnrr.
'','.. 'no.o r"f'. y, o"'s ~. ''t>stos
"heEel'l no nrRlieu III SUPPORT Ut tlle
proposition which liz advanced at the
previous meeting. ulat the prosperity
OF cannl commerce Is not materially
Influenced by low tolls, but depends lnnn-
" upon tue foreign den'anl 1or American
brcadstuffs. as this document had already
1ppeAred IN All Albany evening 1ournnl It's
ue.ise'y WA nno""". ..oS's . a.. ,,ss ,.s
close a Dflet eoiloqaS occurred oel"eell Inc
Superintendent md tho Attorney. .Gcneral, III
wlllcl, 1t l,eran0 evident that Alr. butcher
sev,no,,, ncxt s,,i,rtt"d n si,ort mcnor,ol
,tst"onl i'EAt 'eo.lttWa eltutt Il'''l'oi'"i
1iona 'lo , la'nt-oM"css Assos.iatso., M''.c''
pledged Its officers to assurances that the
toIIs viii ennbio bont-owncrs to reduce rates
w ,,,,,,,t f,.1r+ ,ra H., Iis,s ~ ,n,,,.,
i'1's tn luz. sno e'.''.9
e,a,,.n",,.s rs;set 'c NJ n,tnIn.,s a',a,',I '
"'nenu"'c''ls' inSt' at', uu.eel nen
ment to except tho materials antl cslief prod-
tton Of westward tol]s was rejected. Next.
s.,crnt, ~ ~ rr,a o,non,,n,o,,t rcsnrvn1 ,o,vnr
neese.y t ..nt ts"st ' i'".4
THE NEsOLuT1oS
originally passed In tho following form;
Rfst,lrei i'hut IN tho preparation Of tho toll
sheet for iss iii tults ii, wustorl,- bound freight
transportel on tho cAllals ehalt DO nuo!Ishod. a.d
tlt ill snlt lanuthelu III ths State Ur under
tho supervlhl9n OF thls StAt9 shall be p!Aeo1 up,
n n, tho sseo lst psoViGa i dI, dt u ~ tne oana1
a1v 'e ~ a nan nnnn m ,hn "
imlis ~ wrks f"r ksanI,ir Tx tI,n ,Mais in rrnnnr
rcnair or fsr INV rcas,. sbatt ricrn 1t tr,pcr to
do 3d. ST. tho Bosr tercby reserves tao riFGt t. rc-
sturo tho rutus OF toll for the year lHs9 or to
nuke any otler Modification of the to!!.shcet
hereby established ns may b. doomed prol,er.
Thu decisive ynte WINS NJ fnlf0ws: Yeas--
Ward, mud Seymour. Nny-Mr. butcher.
AZ Il natural sequence Of this vote S,lporin-
tendcnt butcher. loyalty conforming to the
policy which lie has SO stnutly opposed. forth
with inferred resolution to nD.1Ish tho c.liA[
collection age,lcles at Now York City, Al
bnly, Fort Edward, Utica, Palmyra, Geneva,
and Rochester. Tits lies over I'LL tlle next
meeting OF March ii, when 1t will doubtless
bp aduptcd.
, 1881-03-11
TROi|RlF WITH LAR0RfRs.

The prospect fnr n h'antly row was Foot, yes
tcy11ay when tho Milwaukee L. 1T. I'nul ttailroai
commenced paying Oft tho men whom they bud
employed during tho recent SNOW bI0ckade. In
inAuy rnse5 extra Inducements wurc offured In
tho why IT wnXcs for men 10 10 umt
III brlgn'tes to cicnr tho sunw trnnt
tho trucks, md when tho Company
pnd Mt tho rate Of *l.50 aud s. per slny, n great
howl went up. aud, AS tho laborers wern nrury
NIL of tho lower Ciussca. vlOlcnee WIS feartnl. 4
detail Of seven or eight pt,llccmcil. which as
promptly seat to tho dppnt. prevented my nut
hreak. number 1T the men rUturatl to take
and slIC the CDknENlty,
, 1881-03-11
4 LUCKY MAN.


IN THE NAf UT UEEV3TIH1f u NF.N1sIUis
Epse.at Dttpatsh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
NKw Y0nK, March 10.-Accordng to nd
ytcea received LII this city fron, Brazil
by the steamer Rio De Janeir0, the Fer
l.nrut-Noranlla Isla,ld litigation between,
tho BRAZILIAN Government and an American
cItlza,,, janus Q. Jewett, IL 1T the COURSE Of
settlement In favor Ut the lntter. Should tho
Government recognize tho rights Of Mr. jew
ett. who clal,ls to lave discovered thu
0,0Oo,0U tA,ns ut valuable pl,0s-
plutc deposits on the Fernando
Noronha, llOcas, alld Abrottlos Islands,
oif lie 1raxIiinn C0nst, tfa freight whicl
American vessels will earn tn bringing the
article TO- this country would exceed S45.-
00o00o 'rNis calculation Is bnse4 0r the
inclIt of tin phosphate In ls7ohy large New
JprBey firnI.
, 1881-03-11

creature. md there Il M telling who thor hor
story IA trn1 or fulse. Ony Il few weeks nH0 ebo
i,ln!G ticspernto aitemrt to cnrve her "t1,ar,'.
inIIIcttnxn lnnR anpcri,ciHi gash across biz
thront. She Describes her nssnllant ns nf about
" yt,trs nf HRr. low alzn aft stout itl. light
complexion. light hair and mustuct1c. and csnd
IN tl,lrk tntlctt taat. OyeraI1a. and lilark ftf
hat. The police have fnaIa no arrests.