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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
A NEW MINING COMPAl
CONTENTION OVER COUNTRY SEAT.
nrN,rn (,nI i)ar. l9-(freat excitement
TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.
THE PRICES OF SLATE.

THE PRICES OF SLATE.
CIaroN Penn Dec. l0.-Ihe Sidte ESJndnge or
i n and No tam ytOn Counties yesterday reduced the
,ca of cents square 10 whoie-ie dealers
kf mai to rooers Tnis is TO DO the scae o prices iO ho
sxt six mon Prices for other slate remain unchanged
REQUEST PAID TO HARVARD
RosroS Dec. l9--E mund i. slaiter,as executor
has recently paid the treasurer OF Harvard college
iUO the mayor part Of teslnentary Oeduest by he
late George b. Dor OF this city,
SUIT AGAINST A SUSPENDED BANK
TRENTON, n j.. Dec l9.--ln tue United states
Circuit Court to-day argument heard IN the case OF Ed
ward Dalback II Newark against the receiver oi tho
Mechaucs' Bank OF Newak Tie suit Is for sllOO She
amount OF which possession ol the bank al the
time eompalnants AJAX that certain notes
of theirs the bsk may be oet " any de-
po thew had at the time o the falure Decision
reserved
ro HAVE PRESENT POSSESSION OF HER CHILD.
NEW-HAyFN conn, Dec. 49, Pending deci ion
OF the uI OF haah r. Smith against her husband -
smith udge to-day ordered that the mother should
nave chd and that the father snond nave
access 20 he at reasonable umes
DEATH OF DONOVAN, THE PEDESTRIAN
BosroN Dec 10 -DennIs Donovan, the pedestri-
an died monDg Natick Of erypess OF the oraa ago
twenty the champion h ymne funn er "a ahx
ae the best mile time record covering Tao distance
s minutes at Providence a. L. Two years sxoi
HIS SANDY 70 Re INoUIRED INTO
POUGHKEKP,IE, ~. T.. Dee. lS.-Ju go lug lis, or
Troy nas granted order that commission issue 10 oeors9
Of Troy Joseph MaexAy now connneo
In tie HUDSON River hospital oeforo a)ury mAcAy
and the examination VIII 20 neio taefs
on Thursday, Thls u one VI the snkman eases
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 49, The Attorney Gen =
eral has gone Norwicn be present o-moow at tue
the trial Of an action brought by him 10 dissolve the
Boston Hoosac Tunnel ana Western Railroad Com
panY.
er THOMAS, Ont, Dec. 19-The chief officers OF the
Michigan Central Railroad Company were here last ngnt
aud arranged for tho transfer OF tue offices of the
Canada southern Railway Company to Detroit.
AUGUSTA Me-, Dec. 19-The directors Of the Maine
Central Railroad Company tonight unanimously re-
Payson Tucker yIcepresdent and general mana
ger OF the road.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec 19.-The Mayor, Aldermen and
City Clerk to-day served with an injunction the
effect or which forbid them to give the right or way
TO Law tracks TO the Buffalo Creek Railroad Company
a strip OF land valued az 100000 and owned Dy the
city.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-James A. Eads to-day
made preliminary report TO the United States Court
here in the matter OF his recciyerhp OF the Danve,
Oney and OHIO River Railway, stating that $4,000
would required put the road IN good order and
100000 pay off It's debts. He tnen resgued tne Re-
oeveship The Court Will appoint mis- successor III tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-In the Senate to- day
bill introduced and referred for the regulation
81 teegrapnic Gnd cabe companies Mr. Barrow
appointed to ILL vacancy the Committee Claims
aud Harris to fill one the Committee Rules.
resolution was offered and referred the Committee on
Finance declaring to be the OF the that
IN case OF the redu zion abolition OF the tax
co. ct this session. should be allowed correspond
Ing of the tax paid stock hand at the time
the law goes effect provided such stock Ia stamped
and in unbroken packages The House resolution for
holiday recess Was received and referred
In the House a resolution was offered and referred
calling on the POstmas General for information as TO
whether any officer of the Pos. Oce Department has
issued an order prohibiting letter carriers wearing
oyercoats and, If 80, and Tor what purpose A
mint resolution was reported from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs aud passed. recitng that the Govern
inent Of France proposes establish Tnnis judicial
system common among Christian nations, SO thdt the
courts country snail be y opened for the pro-
lection OF citizens the United in their person.
property and rights authorizing the President TO
declare by proclamation that the right the part OF the
United states and Its citizens to claim e1traterrtorial
Jurisdiction within said territory OF Tunis has ceased
and will 'onger be claimed or exercised.
Bills were introduced aud referred Tor the relief OF the
widow of Rear Admiral DAVID McDOugall; granting
pensions Of certain Indian wars to pre-
vent Federal OiCc hOidcrs from lutcIitfng Win Tue
freedom OF elections; TO prevent the importation of
adulterated Tor the relef OF tue heirs OF Count
Pulaski to prevent frauds IN the customs revenues n1-
ing the rale postage on drOpeters AZ cent; 10 re-
peal tue laws allowing the precmptiOn or the pubic
laud, resolution Was ADOPTED nstructng the GARFIELD
Board of Aut report 10 the House schedLe oi all
tue claims presented 10 aid allowed by them. The
tpe escort The part OF tue House
lo the burial OF Representative Ortn OF lndana
Messrs Ckins. Peircc, steele Watson DAVIS oil hAos
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Tuesday, Dec 10, 1882.
At meeting in Madrid OF the shareholders Of the
Rank OF Spain the issue OF 100000 shares APP
proved.
The Journal dc Paris says that NJ Gambetta Is suffer
ing from slight inflammation Of the bowels. His condi
ZION "a not alarming but will make necessary several
ays of uninterrupted The of his illness
has caused u great SENSATION.
dispatch from Innspruck, Austria, says that Baron
Alexander Paul Rammngen has been convicted OF the
charges of swndng brought against him. and has been
senlenced to seven years imprisonment with deprVa
tIOn Of LIS utle Of nobility.
dispatch from Berlin says The preliminary prepar-
atons for rendering the Weser navigable for seagOng
vessels from Bremerhaven TO Bremen have been
finished The work, 1t is estimated, will cost 30OOO,OOO
marks aud will probably occupy ak years When COM
prted IL Will give Immense mpetns to trade between
Bremen and New York.
Postnaster-General Fawcett is now fairly Gonzales
cent
The Council General OF the Seine has expressed the de-
sire that the French Government proceed with the
smplon Tunnel scheme, in order TO stop German manu-
factures from being substituted by way OF the 81.
GOthard Tunnel Tor those OF France In Itdiy.
1t semiocialy announced Paris that the Chinese
evacuated TOnqun in pursuance Of orders from fekl
and that the relations between France and CHINA arc
ev
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TIE FIRE RECORD
SEVERAL FIRES DOWNTOWN.

There were several snail fires downtown last
night None did much damage, except TO the nerves g
the members OF tie Fire Department. AZ No 90 Pearl
st. near CoeDties slip, where ro broke ou there was
narrow escape hOn loss OF hfe The
building is f9ur stories high The flames started
In W. Prrston's Job printing Office on the first floor
The building was mostly occupied by ofces but on the
second floor lived the owner. w. r. Preston. and on the
top Moor the family OF Pa,romln Carin. OF the Newst
station consisting OF his wife, Ave children from sixteen
months 10 fourteen years of age, and aunt The IRE
was discovered about 8 o'clock by Officer Elus, ana
Engine No. 10 and several policemen were on hand
promptly. Officers James T. Brady, Daniel Fitzgerald
and william Newell, knowing that officer CarIns
family we're in the nouse. groped their way up
stars through the thick smoke, accompanied by two
1remen. women and children wore telrined aild
screaming and uncertain whicn way 10 turn. Tue smoke
travelled as fast the rescuers, and they found ney
cOnd not retreat the way that they came 50 win tbel
eups ana shoulders they burat open the syight ana
passed the women aud children up to tue rOoi.
tne smoke following them In dense volume. In mln-
nte more they would have been tuiocated. They fed
dued
Fire was discovered later the top floor Of No. 70
Nassaust., occupied by y. Durlach, Jewelry manu-
factIirer TGc hanes under control, but the
stock was danagod 81 800 and the building $1,000 The
cause OF the fire was not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
GRIMES AND CASU4LTIES-BT TELEGRAPH

A MICHIGAN MANS SUICIDE IN TEXAS.
GRoEsBECK lex, Dee. l9.-J unes A. Sno uen, of
Grand Rapids Mich upon a1nng ifom tiaih mere yes
DEATH RESULTING FROM INJURIES.
ATLANTA, Ia, Dee l9.-Ricuird ri imam, a we'll
known died this morning from shock
upon having hls legs cut of by train on Saturday
MINER5 BURNED BY AN EXPLOSION OF GAS
SHENAND ,AH, Penh.. Dec. l0.-henry Fry and
George Link severely burned by explosion Of
day Coliery of the Lehgn Valley COa Company.
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF B.IBEKY
PoUGHKEEPSE. Dec. l9-fhe case of Deputy
attempting bnOe concluded this morning tho
jury returning vertct or not guilty
A LIFE SENTENCE FOR PARIClDE.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec l9.-in tho Supreme
Prison tor life for the murder OF his father
Solomon H. Richardson in February.
A RUNAWAY COUPLE SUFFOCATED - -.
X lCH TsTER. Dec. l0.-lnonas boy and hatlo
A. Morgan Oneida County who had been boarding al
house in COust this city, sufocated by gas IA ther
last nght They we're evidently runaway couple
A BRAKEMAN FATALLY I'M UHED'
PLAINFIEJD, n. j., Dec. lD.-Edward itus, OF
Phpsburg EN- an on Central Railroad freight ifMn
fatal injuries tnis afternoon az tns oy
ling His heol caught IN s"teh anu no '''i'
AN OLD WOMAN BEATEN AND ROBBED.
PITtsBT O. Dec. l9.-lIast nigh al unknown
man ATTACKED Mrs FIX seventy living IN hollow near
bound gagged her and rahS1cAeu 'o no'o' ans ""
DIR. W. j. FORBES INDICTED.
pHuADEIPHIA, Dec. 19.-Eght Irue bills OF IN
dotmen found by the Grand Jny 10 Gay ssns. Dr
MsdcaI oleRe for CON pioty with grave robbers In tho
despoiaton OF 'aves In Leoanon Cemetery.
SHOT DEAD WITH A KNEE IN HIS HAND
about nfteen miles east OF this city today. W NJ Knox
shot roy L the effects Of which he soon died knof
shot Ldes head to deter him fron adysnong on
fatal shot
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The correspondent or
The Times at Berlin says The only topic engaging at
ention here 10 the relations between Germany and Rus
sia. Russian exchange never lower the Berlin
Bourse since the battle Of Plevna than One hun
dred ruble notes OF the nominal value OF 800 marks
were quoted on Monday al 195 marks offered.
The panic mainly due to article in the Vos-
sisce Zng concerning tho eecioning OF the Russian
Army the Gacian frontier This regarded in we'll
informed circles both in Berlin and Vienna as absurd
but its eject business shows that uneasness has
been raised In the mind Of the pnbio by what ia known
as Prince Bsmarcks newspaper campaign. This con-
siss Of varons articles recently published laying stress
the purely dual-defensve nature Of the AuGroGer-
man alliance.
The Krez Zeittng that all kinds or symptoms
and rumors were reported from Russia Of tendency
opposed TO uhe amicabe sentiments OF the Car and NJ
muder that the prcscent policy OF Germany had sum
cicntly provided for Ill emergencies.
BERLIN, Dec 19-The AustrO German alliance meets
with the unmixed approval of the entire German prts
The German says the prolOngatloD OF tue treaty VIII
eheciualy Pansayst intrigues, Russas expansion
aspirations and French plans or revenge. - . -
LONDON, Dee 20-A dispatch from Berlin to Inc Ddty
Netcs says Herbert Bismarck has returned from
Vienna, whero he had gone with dispatches conneced
with the AustrO-GeTman alliance. Austria ana tier
many have arrived at understanding In regard 10
be taken in view 1f the Russian military op
erauOns."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INHEW-H4APSHIRE.

DOVER, n. H., Dec. 19.-TwO shsht but
very pereeptible shocks of earthquake, last on soc
ouds we're experienced here at about D: 10 T. H. Today
causing great alarm. The shocks were accompanied by
ruubling noise They were felt in Rolnsford, Rocnes,
fer aud othor neghnog1ng towns. inc people Iu7hed
ant of their houses much bewildered.
CoSrooc0oK. n. H.. Dec. 10.-The heaviest ear hquake
sbock e1ueriencad here years occurred at 90
n no. to-day. 1t lasted several seconds
CONCORD, n H.. Dec l0-One OF the severest earth
,e sh,cks ever experenoed here occurred at twenty
torr minutes past O'CLOCK this afternoon. There
,ound ike a heavy explosion, buildings were shaken.
and the inmates rushed the streets The conclusion
extuguhed the gas in building. The shock seemed
o tnnse INDOORS ike tnat OF heavy object FALLING,
and appeared 10 be above rather than below 1t evil
dyntN rayee IRON east 10 west, and WAS Iet III fls-
field about iOur minutes later than mere ~ was also
rsT Ar Grcat Fas MauchesIer and other places. The
.nnck nalen eIRht O secOud5.
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GREAT ALARM AT BOSTON.

BosToN, Dee. 19-l1.15 P. M.-Tbree alarms
have sounded for fire IN the ye-story brick build
ing at New Westinghouse and Cornhl occupied by
John r. Lowell and sons, dealers III firearms powder and
sporting goods Tnc fire caused by an explosion,
minutes after the flames seen there was
OF snei explosions Of cartridges etc. II is re-
ported tnat MI Lowell aud another man, VINO were IN
the building tue time OF the explosion seriously
injured. The fire Is blazing heTcey through the en-
building wnicn undoubtedly viii be Durue out, the
flames seeming DEFY tine Efforts or the hiemen. -
Mr. Lowell had stock valued at Sl25,000 III the build
ing, and This must IN large part be ruined Upon TINS
there Is $4,000 insuLance Dut III what companies is
placed Is mpOsstD to state at present Tne building
probably damaged 10 tnc amount or $4,000 Al III
the IRE extnguished and most of the engines la
gone.
Later. The fro IA now-11:46 u. m.-uDdor control.
1t was caused by an explosion OF gas In tho lower story
of the building Warren Lowell, one Of tho firm, and
Oscar Peavy watchman, badly burned about the
head throat and 1t understood that they will
recover.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

GRAND FORKS ID. T., Dec. 19.-Fire here
last night destroyed about dozen business places
ing loss Of about 800 0O0 winch IA onehaf covered
by insurance The companies which lose are the Hart
ford NewYork Underwriters. North British aud Mer-
camille American, OF Philadelphia; Northwestern Ma
tiopal OF Milwaukee; aud German, OF Freep0rt, ILL
CoRsICAYA Tex, Dec. l0Thc loss by the fire here on
Sunday ia now estimated at between 100000 and
5000 600. The lire was the work Of an incendiaIy.
CoHoEs, y. ". Dec 19-On Friday the building occu-
pied by Benson sessions, maTketnen, on Harst, was
parally destroyed by fire. Evidence sufficient to impi
tho pronr ors has been obtained and their
was efectsd to-day The Is neld by the Loril
lard Company, OF NeN-lOrk
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THE OIL M4RKET EXCITED.

PTTsBURG, Dec. 19.-ln the afternoon to-
day report tnat the Reno well was Moving fast oc
casloned intense excitement and vertabe panic en-
sued rhe market opened 949 but on the receipt OF
unfayora5e news began tumbng, and did not stop
III e close when S4la bid decline OF Ia trom the
highest price OF the day. In the morning the trading
WAS quite brisk but In the afternoon little oil changed
hands
BRADFORD, Penn Dec 19-rhe oil market received a
serious blow to-day, disturbing cause being reports
that the Reno well IN Forest County Had proved TO DC
even larger gusher than the Grandn well The market
opened at 96a and gradually advanced TO 9s when the
enor,s from the Reno well began in anL prices
immediately weakened, reaching 94 at quarter past
IL ana closing 93s. Opening at "a IN the Aiternoo
furtae and dangerous reports rom tue RehO wen
sent prces down again with rush. ana the market
raiy closed amid great eXcitem mt at sl2 the lowest
ana OF the day Tie sa. .es 5440, 600 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
RECEPTION TO HANNIBAL HAMLIM

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. l9.-A public reception
to the lion. danniOal Hamlin upon his return from
Madnd he has been for the past year United
States Minister, held this evening in the City Hall
An audience which Alled the hall To repletion Assem-
bled. Mayor StTi Rldnd presided. G. A. BOuteIe ad-
dressed cordial words Of greeting to the distinguished
guest recaling many events connected with hls career
anI extending warm Welc behalf Of his nelSu-
bOrs and friends.
AS dr. HamIn stepped forward respond. he was
greeted witn lOud applause lie expressed deep sraun
caon AT his warm reception and SAID II did not benz him
to OF his pu0c c and services but he could say
be nad endetvOred 10 do his dur best he knew he
proud 20 say there not sng.e act In his poni-
cal life lie would blot out lie Uad returned home, he
said w1tn closer love for his country and more
thorough appreciation OF Institutions Mr. Hhullh
ANNOUNCED he nad come home stay and could conceive
emergency which could take him away from MS
1reslQe.
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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dec. 19.-At Loughrea yesterday a
number aborers paraGed the streets demanding work
or food, and declaring that they were starving They
surrounded the OF Bishop Duggan, distributed
money among them Great distress prevails in the
town.
In the police to-day wesgate was charged with
pariicip.tion in the Phenix PARK murders, ana was
rrmdnded.
Edmond Sattery, who recently returned from Amer
ica was arrested az Tua last evening under the Curew
Clause OF the Rep ession Act.
Il nas decided thaI terms OF office of resident
Inagstrates IN ireland which expire AT the end OF De-
cember snail be extended to the end OF June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.

CHIEF POINTS OF THE NhW Observation-Disclosures,
BRRVFT RANK AND RETIREMENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The new legislation
Recommended in the Army Appropriation bill as re-
ported 10 the House by the Appropriations Committee
this morning, 10 as follows:
Under the head OF Pay OF the Army 1t provides for
the payment Cn addition to pay in the ine OF twenty
Eve sidesde-camp instead Of tnirtyseven as recon-
mended by the estimates. IL also provides that
after the first day of july 1888, the General Of
TIE Army may have adesde-camp TO be selected from
tie field officers of the line below the rank OF Colo
hel, who. wIle so serving snali each receive 500
month additional pay the may nave
two aidesdecamp, TO be selected from officers OF the
line below tho rank Of Iieutenant-C Coonei, and who
wne serving shall receive S45 per montn additional
pay tast each Maor-,ieneral may have two eidesde-
esp 10 DO selected from Captains FrstLieuten'
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WRECKED IN SEVERE STORMS.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The storm in northeast
Scotland which began yester lay continues Three ves-
sells have gone hore The OF all were drowned
ST. JoHN's, n. F., Dec. l9.The schooner Mary Jane,
which arrived this morning from Twlngate, reports
that the greatest storm OF fifty years was experienced
there on Tuesday last twenty-five vessels of difereDt
sizes were totally wrecked in Green Bay. WhAryes,
STAGES and 6ukes swept away in every direction.
The schooner Island Home was lost during the gale at
Kettle Cove CoIcep ion Bay. Tue names OF the vessels
which driven ashore in Twiihngate HarDOr are
Lucy, Ripple, Errbus, Abyssinia Peninsula, Restless,
r. irsom and Ranger. At the Arm the Wild Rover and
Daleys went ashore
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

THE OHIO LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY CASES;
CoIuMBUs, Dec. 49, Inc legislative bribery
cases were nnaly disposed OF to-~ay Representatye
Wignt was acq dtted and nolle proseu was ehtoreo
il the ca Sc OF Representative BLOCK
THE END OF THE SCONILLE CASE -
CHICAGO, Dee. l9.-Tne case OF Mrs. SEQ.
Willie wno was recently adudged insane aud then granted
trol has been stricken from the docket oy agree
ment It reported that tue unhappy couple are ie-
united.
A NEW MINING COMPANY
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. l9.-Artcles OF
incorporation II the ConnJida,ed vanderbilt Mining
Conoa,y were hled mere day. The incorporaors are
tbe Imre Brothers. Oluf L. Meyer. Joan fesch,
Carries Mitcne, John Mitchell, Alexander q; Gordon,
uenry NJ Wilmot and CHRISTOPHER Z. Fletcher Tlo
caOItal stock is 81 100000 IN 10000 sha:es Ihe op
irct of the company general mining business III
New Mexico Gna elsewhere.
CONTENTION OVER A COUNTRY SEAT
DENVER, Col, Dec. 10.-Oreat excitemene
prevails IN Custer Couu the attempt To remove
lie county SCAT from Roslta 10 Silver Clif. majority
OF he County Commissioners have ordered tue county
seat moved, but tho people at Rosta say they nave
enough armed u retain POSSESSION o tue county
records anu intend do The citizens OF bot pisces
under arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The Senate to- day
passed the Ipdian Approprla ION bill, with amendments
as follows An amendment requiring tlc Secretary OF
the Interior tohave the approval OF the President IN
setting aside bids detrimental to the interests OF the
Government; an amendment providing that the appro-
pranUn the education OF Indians at Carlisle shall
also the of their transpor,atlon amend
ment approprating S. OOO enable the Secretary OF
Interior complete negotiations with the Sioux
amendment directing the removal Of the Crow agency
TO point of the Big Horn River in the vicinity
or Fort Custer amendment providing that the Semi
no still remaining Florida snail receive hoir sare
OF the money apprOpr<U pay Interest due that
tribe under treaty spuatOus and an amendment prOVl
ding that any dsburslng officer other person who snail
present yOucnoT claim Unlted states
officer fOf approval payment c0dta Mug any material
msre presentation OF fact shall not receive payment or
credit Tor any par( OF such clalas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
REPRESENTATIVE NOLANs SECOND BILL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-COn gressman Nolan,
who is described III the Directory as the
surviving member Of the firm of Quinn Il NOlan ale
brewers OF Albany and also tue president and treasurer
of the Beaverwick Lager Beer Brewing Company" intro
duced bill today repeating Section 1889 of tne Re-
vised Statutes and Subdivisions l and Of Section
SPA as amended by Section of the act approved
March 1, 1879 To Amend tne Laws Relating to Inter
nal Revenue" and all laws and parts of laws regula
ing the mauufacu or sale Of fermened liquors." The
repeal is to take effect March 1888 This Is the second
bin MI Nolan has introduced in tIs Congress-. lie has
been present nearly every day ths and his in
dus,ry and pune quality beginning 10 be subjects oil
fsVortb e remark,