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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
TIE REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.

HUDSON, n. Y, June 3.-The Reformed
Church synod of America opened with l3l delegates
present The Glasses of Holland Mich. OF Grand Rapids
Mich. and ~ Wisconsin presented memorials against
Freemasonry claiming that 1t Is Institution opposed
90 Holy Writ and that IL l. anagonisc the Church
demand made that the synod take decisive meas
suppress the spread Of the organization IN tho
Church. aud that ministers be compelled either 10
their connection with Freemasonry with the Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK June 1891
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK .....JUNE3 1891.
ARRINEB.
Steamer Alsaa (r, Craig London May with mdss and
passengers Ia Henderson Bros
steamer GHt@ tty DagRrtt Savannah days with mdso
and passengers 10 Geo lOnzc
Bsrk Albun Norl Jlcosen days. with old iron
and empty barrels Ia order vessel u Funch Edyo Co.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
MONTREAL, June 3-Auye. steamer EAstbourne sydney,
CB.
sailed steamers Cynthia. glasgow; GardenlA Lonioa
tariO. Liverpool.
AMERICAN PORTS
NEW ORLEANS June 3Cearet, steamers Excer R0tteros-
dam; Waudcrcr Belize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

CmC,1o. June 3.-Thc Tmo viii Tomorrow
state that the recently ORGANIZED - IT,, ph
AID Burlington Railroad. with capital 81
SsOOOOOO. 10 construct rold from Iiuf'iic
ton -nIthwr-t tu kau-a- tity, VIII embrace pat n
line The Burlington aud ~ufflNt stern Railroad
witch Sold uudrr foreclosure lat Wiu.rr 10
IlUnh Smith OF Eo-fuu for about -.UOUn and That fnr
whole line When completed VIII ponnh, %" cou-"l' i
win the Chicago. Huntingdon and QUINCY la'iroad,
which Viii thereby obtain through it &" ki-t-t %,
nhcpem lcnl " lln InmmILAI and -. JntcI Im-IOld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
THE ANGIO.FEENCH TREATY.

LONDON, June 3.-The Anglo-Frcnch Com
ul-on to negotiate new commercial trraiy, alter sew
cral meetings during the wrck, has adjourned 10 aiio"
the French Commissioners TO return To Paris To consult
their Government questions OF pnhriple IL Il sAi"
,h, tho French Commissioners display strong proiec-
ti"uE.i lraung-. The success oi The nrg"udtiuhH II
mi nt II IL thought that the present iaru u") DE-
rroun gcd and treaty negotiated a4'cr 'he iI'h0H
,tt,flu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
TROUBLE BREWING N Bulgaria.
nNnnN Inn1, 2 Ninnu., li.nnil.h Tn II

LONDON, june IA vienna dispatch o me
TiDes says: News from Sofia represents that the agit
non against the plans ~ Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria
grows ia intensity. There every probability that
an attempt 10 realize his plans will be strongly opposed
Aiators who about the counry are adv ising modrr
alton, and abstinence from all but legal and cOnsltu
tnual mrnn. Tho .tgglc dnnhi. will Dr. hard one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
ROBERTSON SMITH AT NEW DUTIES.

LONDON, June "-The Pail Mall Gazette to-
da, saws that Professor Robertson Smith, who was sS
pended by the Assembly Of the Scotch Free Church from
teaching his classes Aberdeen University for certain
writuys nart!crlarlv IN article ON the Hebrew Ian
gitaguc and literature In the " Encyclopedia Brnihh'"
ha- accepted offers from the Bia'ks. phhsLtrs 10
join thu rlaii on the Ency clopsrdia Britannica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
TrCKEErON ELECTION.

MANCHESTER. y. j.. June 3.-Thc following
board Of directors has been chosen by the Tuckcron
Railroad Company for the ensuing year: A. Il. Phuro.
Rutherford SuyVcsaui. samuel Asmrst, II. A. Drake.
W ". Pharn. T. &. Price, John Russell. Charles +.
Parry and Richard Arhurst. Thc bnid la~ elected
the following officer President. A. H. Phar0. vice
president, Rutherford StuSN,sitt treasurer Richard
Ashurst secretary, I. G. Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS ORDERED.

ALBANY, June 3.-Neil Gilmour, State SUI
pcrnendent Of Public instruction. has issued circular
letter In which he says that the examinations OF app-
Giants for State certificates will be held beginning on
Tuesday the 18th day OF July, 1881, at o'clock D. M
AT the High school buildings In Albany, Brooklyn, Dur
falo Elmlra, Plattsburg syracuse and Watertown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
TIE REVISED VERSION IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. June 3.-Lord Selborne, the Lord
Chancellor In "a letter to The Right Rev Christopher
Wordsworth Bishop Of Lincoln, expresses the opinion
that tho Revised Testament cannot be Rad IN tho
n,,,s ~ ,h Euglish Church until has been recon-
mrudrd or authorized 10y some sufficient puOr hul h"
ity aud that any clergy man - using II heus te IsA VI
being held as An offender against tue Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

by telegram received May 20. meeting Of the stew
ards convened the 26th and the decision OF the
meeting that the entry could hot be received In conse
qucnce ~ its having been made by the lr OF March,
was furnished ~ Mr. Gig ou the day" This rt-
ter l. In REPLY statement that the Henley Com
mttee delayed answering Cornels Application oonsd-
cradle time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, June 1.-The SuutlwtS en- Rail
road A--u,.tion ht~t evening appointed committee.
listing ~ L. T. Ipl'y, Of tAc tmrIro. burlington
aud quincy RAILROAD, and James smith. ~ the CmcI-"
aud Alton Railroad, rcpGr-rnfing thr freight inirrc-i.
also H. e. Ios, -,id of tie Wabash ANA / thtudlt o.
Of The Mi.-nui Fitiur Road ming thr
interest, to ~ WITH Committeeman Nid-rIrl To rusIrr
and d,t % plan fu -ttt fhc differences hrtWt'n the
roads. and To- iI-i fi,-lt and Iae-Itrrr pool md
dispose oi the uuiiutrd ucact-" diGculty They air
report Ia "a meeting here ON June u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
PERPETUITY OF TENURE.

NJ he FdttoT OF Ht T'V""0
SIR: Am | right or wrong III SnppoSi"S
tha, Mr. Gadstones Land BIZ Will give the tenants per
petuty uf tenure iN"'4"|"'
SyrGet,Se " L., May IS 1871
Wrong When landlord and tenant cannon
agree the rent will be- fixed for fifteen years. But
that perod Is not perpetuty nor is the regulation
of rent and tenure compulsory unless either land
lonI ar tenant refers the case to the cOurt.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

Louisville. ny. June 3--Grnrral ID. :.
t.,.o, % prominent ct.lrn ~ Lexington. did AZ ms
loiI a, ry,uuc. ~ the age ~ seventy Year,. lie WIS
t.. flr Hon Ca--iu- Gorllnr. Who Minis
f,f fo L., l.iuu from 49, tu l-~o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
TEOGKISs IN TEXAS.

StN ANTONIO. Tex, June 3.--Thc track Of
the International and Great Northern Railway II now
extended thirty two iurs souhwr-t 81 this city. and
shout a mile from Clhcan Medina County TIM, track
having l. piOcr' ding at the rate nt mile day Inc
utok ~ The Galveston. Harrisburg and Sau Anton"
Northern fu ten hu-. Reached Leon nine miles Of
tlis CITY, 10 DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
COMpLyING WITH THE CODE.

ALBANY, June 3-ln accordance with $ elton
2-su OF the Code Of C, Procedure. the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company have drsignntod G. -. Ham
nOnd agent o thc company In this city, the pcfhon
whom all progresses against the company must De
served in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER.

It is no pleasure to Republicans-certainly
down He is great man, and has done the state great
service should recOect that the people together
are greater than one man. dozen men. AMI that
when they will thing II IL certain to b, done. 1bry
have wiled that for the present n least be cannot 20
back to the seat he Resigned IN such he" haste aud at
time SO full Of peril to the Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
CANADIAN CONSOLIDATION.

BELLEvILLE, Ont, June 3.-Ihc Grand Trunk
Railway Company has taken possessOn Of the Grand
Junction Railway which extends from BclleNiile 10
rrtrrboro. Nine hundred thousand dollars s said 10
hive been the price paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
AN IRISH MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT SUSPENDED

~ IN IT MFMHIK OF FNNIIANTNT HINTENUTU-
TROOPS USED TO EFFECT EvIC1IONs.
There was n violent discussion in the British
House of Commons last night. Mr.. Okelly
was suspended. In Ireland, troops were
sent 10 -Pallas to aid in cilccting
'vctoGs Clcrrymcn Of the English Church
are not allowed to use the revised edition Of
ia" New Testament at divine service. The nerotia-
ton OF the new Ango-trchch Commercial Treaty
lags considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
DISPUTE ABOUT AN ISLAND.

Long BRANCH, n. j., June 3.-Some weeks
ago John w. Russell OF New-York. commenced the cree
ton of hotel on Isand Beach, which is situated In the
Nayesink River, between Highland Lights and the
coast and DO was elected BY al officer OF the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
:. ., h.r suicide. The girl died, anu 'u0 1'
~ Va - a. ar hands OF the IOiloo%

-. - her snicide. The girI dieII huu 'u'
Ami ~ now in the hand. Of the police hrt
ghost who clanks chains Is nulSlnre s "uS
sbos, who throws bricks is positively snamt
49, In Creaeo beneath which money II sup
90 h. buried This sanrunary apparition brings
se pastirne of bricsthroWins considerable 'h "n"
smrahie discrimination. fer on rtce1 rd c AZ
En"e St hot and subsequently, came "lhlh al "0o "
t s19en,n,hayreling an nquisitiVe reporter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

MONTREAL. Qir.. June 3.-.loScph Mackay
one f the most -iirc,>ful merchants of This city died
io,l, ~ ne. Gr. ~ seventy one Year" He leaves
l,- f,rfi.n, umrh.u D.. Thought, has been hcIu,athr
InrtJ to- Iu'lic pun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

A Sore Throat, Distressing Cough. Asthma,
or any symptoms indicating Pulmonary or bronchial
Affection are speedily removed by Dr. Jaynos Expccto'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
GAMBETTNS BILL OPPOSED.

PARIS, June 3.-Ihe report of the Senate
Committee the Department Elections bill was to-day
presented in the Senate by N. Waddington The report
recommends the rejection of the b and rrpudiates he
idea of placing the senate I'm conflict with the Chamber
oil Deputies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
SCRIP DIVIDEND.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 3.-The directors OF
the Atlanta aud West Point Railroad have DECIDED ~
saue a scrip dividend OF 100 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
OBITtfEI.


Samuel :. Randall for many years connected
with tie educational Interests of this country. and for
az wears Inspector ~ Common schools for the Liglhh
school District. died ~ his home IA MoriisAa !cNIer
.aa.. la .u,. .,lcuty thifl yraf of Ia, axe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Continued from First Page.

the Coukling Republicans would have been glad to
defeat, but they could not command the requisite
Democratic support, aud the result was "A somewhat
scatt.dng vote with eighty five in favor % the ESQ
hut II and a score So mostly (oukiirg IlItt Re
pulicans in the negative. There will therefore bc
one ballot tn-InOrrnw though hardly more and II
is ufposed that the number Of ahscntecs VIII be
considerably increased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
copNr11 Am ruE HENLEY REGATTA.

LONDON June 3.-The secretary OF the lien
a notice OF the intended entry of the Cornell crew WIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
MARRIED.

Thousands Of houskeepers testify 10 tho merits Of
ELEcTgO Tor polishing servs AVOID limitations
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GERMAN NOTES TO BE CALLED IN.

BERLIN, June Sit is believed that n bill
will shortly submitted the Federal Council calling
Ia the live and twenty mark notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

The man w no invented the German Remover O
pubic Oenefa, tJI. 20 cents. Sold BY all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
STANDING BY THE ADMTNISTDAT on.
A SAMPLE OF THE LETTERS RECEIVED BY sENAToI
KBBIKISuN.
lnY TELEGRAPH 10 nIt rnrnrvrI

lBY TELY0RAPH 10 rIE TRfRTSFI
ALBANY, june 3.-The friends If Mr.. Conkling
have lately printed letters and kilograms OF syuipa-
thy from other States. seeking to convey the I'M
pre- sion that many Republicans elsewhere are on
his side. 4 dispatch was gwen ont the other day
signed 10y some Eepnblican members Of the Illinois
Legislature The number was small compared with
the whole Republican member hip. and the Chicago
papers afterwards stated that they are the least IN
fucniial men of their party IN the Legislature.
Judge Robertson. on the other hand. continues 10
receive hundreds Of letters from all parts Of the
country. many Of them from men 81 prominence.
expressing the warncst sympathy with the Admins
tration ia the contest now centred here. The fol-
lowing is good sample 81 Judge Rob- sons cor
rcsIondcncc nowadays. The lrtt"r j. signed hy *
Governor Ludingion and other prominent Rcpub-
licans of Milwaukee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
Special Notices.
The seaside Library.

OFT 10 DAY Is CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
SEA~IDI LIBRARY. ~. lolJ
MRS. GFOFFRY
HN THE DUCHESS Price 2oc.
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MI1wA1Krr. WIS. Mav 81.

To me Hon. w. II. Ron Rr> ~. iV6HN y. J.
The Republicans II thu state almost univ"r-al-
w. side with the Administration On the Iss" ra I~ Il
hv Mr.. C0ukliug. Ont of more than onr hu di ii
Repullican new SpapcTs i'm the S'itc. Wit I.p-~illv
three or fuur exceptions AL sustain tine Admiui,r IT.
tiOn. We desire the election q Republican S'na-
tors who will not resign and leave the senate ln
the hands of onr poti al ,nc'uis.
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Die @oapermeurs tpabI IT. Weatt,e.

u GU 10, Nte., b. S1nudr.-OR ottt5lels
len Seridte iiber bas 9ouperneurSnotum er,
ssbsn 1896 Stiumen fir .. s. 0aUis,
1892 fir Sarris M. Blaifeb, 4O3 fiir ,6ar,
riion unb Morris Bfaifeb" (ofienbar Elm SIR,
tbum), 916 fir gtpe uno 173 5erifreut. Utan
bebauptet, DE Seridte tpirbsn betueiien, oaB
346 Der Stintuten fir rSarriion uno Usorri8
Blaiiteb" in @irfli6feit fir Sarris If. 8laiz
feb ab9e9eben ipursen. 9a8 Gomite bat nod
ntdt entibiebeu, mas biniihtlitb elmer Berid]s
ti9ung beS Srrthums aeifebeu ioQ.
(Spdter. .e0aS Sub=Gonite beShali9 bes
@ouberncltrsuotumS 1T berett, benz gan5en Co
mite 8eridt su critatten. Der 8eri9t ersebt
fOlsenbes Stlultat, ab3eiebeu BON ben Beridz
ten, ilt tpelfen Srrtbiimer unb llnregelmdbig,
feiten eutoedt muroen: Oanis 1880, Ylaiiteo
1857, gtpe 306, Sop 124, 5eritreut So. Die
unre9elnGBigen uno irrigen 8eri6te rperSeu
bem ganSen @omite aur 8eguta9tuug unter=
breitet iper0eu. Seioe 6liigel Der 6uiious.
partei, r1mlid1 Die Oemofrateu uno ,,8recn,
baders," rrerben morgen cine Gonteren; halter,
nm itb tuOmDglid3 auf eill pslitiid)ss Bro-
gramm fir be Sufunft 81 etuigen. Srn.
5ale's Iusii4teu auf Grlpablung gum Suus
oesienator aeftalten iid immer 9iinftissr. 6rpe
bat iid 5uriidsesoaeil. GS mirO INNER pahrs
ifeinlider, baB bic @ouuerneurSira9e Den @es
ridjten slir QGiunq unterbrettet tper0en miro.
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germtfd,te telearapbti@e 9epeid,ett

Sapt. s ameS y. y 10 s lit bon Dferlto,
mo er i'm Snters6e ieines Blanss 3u sinem
Sdiffstanale iiber ben Sffbmus bon Eebuan.
tepec thatis mar, mad Reip=Srleans auriids
9efebrt.
gS. @. Geribner, tuelder ndbrenb
@rant'S 4omlnifration ais 6itlfs= 3oueinneh.
mer in Ssmsgo, R.sO., fuugirte, besins gez
fern Selbftmoro olirh @ridieBtu. i3eitrpeiliz
oer gSahnTnn tpiro oIs llriafe an9egebeu.
Or. 6. gS. 8risbt, Elm i'm gauSen Siis
BEN befannter ArSt uno republifauiidtr POli'
tifer, ffarb QeItern in Chattanooga, Eeun., an
Quneer.G GntsiuSuus. Gr frIngirte pdbreno
sneier 8rnine alS Ranor BON &battanooga
nub mar in 1873 republifauider@o
Ganoisat.
Der StaatSteuat bon 8enntfiee
ern6hlte eeltern ben 0emOtraten @.6. .ROrgan
gum @orfter.
Der Geaer Ben 9ampfin iuurSe bor9eitern
Gbeno in 3 auntlle, Strg., uGhreno er i'm
Sofroume 6es StaotrathsmitglieoS allen etneu
nnbefannten Wnuu, tpelfer I'M Segriffe mar,
GlIen's Siihner ~ itelleu, feftnsbmen poute,
BON benz Diebe 6urd eineu WeIferitib t6bhi9
permHn6et.
Robert g. &obb, ehtbem &npttdn in
ber Bunoesflotte uno ipGter tn Der cpnf6oertrten
Siotte, iiarb ietteu SaRiiiag In Garoliuas&c.,
&irg. Gr tparee II Sabre alt,
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gtrmiI6te SereT6em aus Ve,ps
MnrF


g2etrz9 9orf, 6. Sanuar. - Srau @aiibp
unO ibre bier SinSer, rueIde bur6 Die oOrgefrige
Seuersbrunlt in Dem Senementbanie btnter Nr.
35, Mabiionitr., um's 9eben tanleu, tpur6en
bsllte bon Der ct. Sames, s,air9e aus unter gro.
bsr Sstbeilgung befattet.
= Robert Somuel Snotpoen, pelher bsrs
IfisoCncr Sdli6uugen in Srlano angeflagt 1T,
tpnoe beute an bic britiide 8e9ieruug au59e-
lieftrt, unS elne in @etpubriam eiues britiiheH
@eheimpOIi3iiieu auf benz 0ampfer Baltic"
nad Queenstown ab.
- SOhn @aruep, alias ;, 8is Sad, ;" rpelher
ftb bei einem Ginbru6e in Die Bobuung oes
Srn. 5bdbon onf 8rootlpu SeisbtS Ourh
einen Stlirs ihmcr berlebte, ftarb beute i'm
,9ong-Ssldno-@ @OlIe9- -Soipitale."
- Ser Dampfer rSiIsia" bon Samburg
it bier angefommen.
- 3ie Sampisr ,Glpfa" bon 9OnSon uuS
,Stbsubina" BON Cardiff trafsn bier Elm.
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46. Gongrr6.- Gttte Situng.
Sebatte iiber Ste Stnoirnn9ssSia
TIM Nepr1SentanteabattIe.

gBaibingt0n, 6. Sanuar. - Sm 9 es
n q t tparen bel @r1Hnung Der SibnnJ MIR
tpenige Witglieber dntpeiero. Der SicesBrdz
fbent legte etne Dtittbeiluug bes General Bofs
1neiterS Dor, in tpelher AuSfunft iiber bic Ser
dnberurg Der @eiete, bic oas YOitweicn betrefs
fen, Uerlangt pirb.
Gaton bonn SertpiliignH9S'@omite beri4tete
bic
&oniaIars uno oipIomattIdbe UsripIHtguness
Siu
ein; bieielbe purSe auf ben SaIenSer geieet.
Der Serat naha1 iooanu ben Galer1ber aaf,
uno Die 8ill iiber Seitrafung Der 2anOftrei4er
I'M 9iltrifte Columbia lag Dor.
0apts BON SQinois bra1te cine gill Elm,
bic abtbeilung 1851 Der repibirten @eiese 3u
anenoiren uuo Die 5. abtbeilung Der Ntte obs
3udnbern, tpelfe bic ioforti9e Sran8ferirun9
3ollpflid]tiger @aaren betrifft.
Sas Sramp~@eIet fir ben Oiitrift &olums
bia puroe bon ben SenatOren SGnce, gSbite,
Sarris uno Sn9aliS befiirn0rtet; bic Senato>
rem Soar, Seller, &ernan, @onflin9 unb Gar
pentcr ipradleu Oagegen. Oas @eies ihretbt
Dor, oaB proieitoneae SettIer ais Sagabunoen
beitraft peroen.
g8abreuO Der Debate pernrid) Die @orseuz
Itunbe.
Die Irmee SSerptliiqungsz Sl(l ruur6e Stpei
Rol perleien uno an oas SeripilliguugS Co
mite berpieien.
Gonflns brudte ;tpei Brioat.SilIS eiu.
Der Senat nahm oann bic Bill Iber
Gntidldoienna oeS Sen Ssouaoah
auf, uno @arlans befiirrportete sielelbe in els
ner ldngeren 8ebe. Worria iprad gesen bcit
Iniprua. 9crielbe i6lpebe bereits sl lang.
gohoem ftd bic Debate fir uno tpioer bis 4
llhr bingesogen, ging Der Senat in @retutUs
Situna, moraIf CT iih bis moraen pertaate.
9as MISUNDERSTANDING
lettete teute auf Nntra9 Suder'S (Sirg.) auf
Die Morgenffunoe 8er3idbt uno ain9 ioaleid
unter bem Sorfise oeS Srn. @ouert Org. J
in Blenarfsung, lint bic 6unolruugsbia ii,
Setradt 81 5iebeu.
Selleb (Bsnni.) bislt cine Rebe, in tuel9er er
Der Sorldge opponirte.
Sat6 (Do.) bruhte Elm Imenbemeut elm,
tpeld,eS ben Staatsbanfcn 6a5 Bripile9ium
uerleibt, Bapiergelo gu uerausgaben, inter Der
Scbingung, baB iie ben Setrag ihrer &irfulas
tion in hreipro3entisen Sbligationen bei bem
Sunscs'Shatmeiiter oeponiren; gum Orufe
beoroert.
gSsaper (Sa.) fpradl sssen Die Bil, unb bic
9isfuiFon iruroe ldnsere 3eit fortgelest, bis
bas Somite bic Situn9 auibob.
3uder (ssirg.) perfiinbets, baB er am Cant
| fta9e ben Intrag ltellen tperoe, bic Bill ben
einselnen abidnitten ua9 in Grpdsung ~
nebnen.
Der Sprefer unterbreitete Sem Sauie aber
mails bic Gntwort bes @eueralpo poltnleiiters au
ben SausbeidluB in 8e;us auf ben MiBbraud
bes Srantatur< griniless.
Sropn (Snb.) nollte bic Auttport nerleiet
baben, allein sbt Der 8oridlas sur Gbitim
mung selangte, tuurbe elm antrag uuf Serta
| gung augenommen.
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Sbfre.

Guncoof, N.~S., 6. Sau.-0ie Spiar,r
in Der Bsbitcr'ihen Spiunerei itanOen Dor.
aeiteru aug. 9ieiem ausfau6e iolaten 9eitern
bic breibunbert gSeber in Der g8cbiters Iub
Yembrofe Spinnerei. Der Strife murbe in
Sceue eelebt, neil ben Irbeitern bonn 1. San.
oil bic 35bne nm 10 Bro5ent beihuitten rpurz
ben. @abrldeinlt9 iperben nod nlebr Spinner
nnS @eber fif) ben Strifern auidlteBeu.
Snnco R.sS., 6. Sauuar. = @roBe
4uirssuns berri6t in bieier Stabt in 6olae oes
@sbsrau8iianoes. Sunoerte bon Striferu,
gr5stentbeils fron35Fide &anabier, sieben heute
absnb nit Sniippeln betpafinet bur4 OieStra
SEN, uno MIR tperige Reber iinb an Der 4rbeit
aeblisben. Man slaubt, baB aae Spinnereteu
in ben nddfsn Gagen ;urgiuitelunS Der 3bd-
tigfeit ge3mungen ieiu iperoen.
Suncoof, N.,6., 6. Sanuar.-Soiepb
Sape, 6iibrsr Der Critters, tpurbe beute 4beno
psrhafttt. Die BolisifteH puroeu our9 eiueu
Niob bis on bas Stationsbaus psrfolst uno
mubten @ebrauh bon ibren $niippeln uuo
Biifclen MAIDEN, nm fi5 gegen NsiBbanolun.
aen All id1ibeu.
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Btebudrfte.

Chicago, 6. 9Guudr.-0te 3ufubr bon
Gdmetnen betrug bsute 81 900, bic 8erieu6uMe
1900 Gtiid; be Brciie rangirteu bon $4.4O
bis $5.2O.-Gin6oieb: 3uf,lIr $500, 8erieH-
eun0 270G; SerfGuie 5u $500 bis $3.50. -
Gh6afe: 3uiubr 1900, SerieuOuHg 400; Ser=
tauie Su 1925 bis $3.50.
g t. 2Ouis, 6. Summarize 3ufubr BON
Gd,pciueu belief ft bcute emf 1900, Die Der
lenSung auf 500 Stiid; &eridufc 5u $4.0O
bis $4.80.-R RiubOieb: 3tfnbr 1900, Serieaa
bun4 7G0; SertGuie 5u $500 bis $5.40.
Sdaoic: 3Afuhr 100, 8eeieorng 300; Sg'
iaufe Su $3.50 bis $3.50.
Gabgibertg, Benui., 6. Sauuar.-9ie
3uiubr BON 8in0pieh betrug 124l Stid;
bic Brcife uariirten 5niitsn $500 uuo $500.
Stueiue: 3ufubr 5000; Bertdufe 5u $4.75
bis $3.50 @aoaie: i3uiubr 800; Sertauie
An so Ills $3.50.