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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
THE WORK OF COMMITTEES.

4 ,refrf-
w AaHiN'l ~ ''.'' = -, ,n ~. ,oIo,y
Tee OH -'PP'"p'' W. ~ - -, ,.iI..,,, no,
ing assignments Oh ''''-''i' w. ' G
o. the regular Appropriation oils were made
-,.,rv f.,fl- Wa.sr- H.scOrE. i.utlerwOrth. Black
llI-n: Nlyg-llessr- IJoesoA, ketcha a. Aus; Legs
3f,vr TX autiye and JudIcal-Aessr5 Cannon, OSeii,
t,l'.nn o.. Ar.uv-Nl.s.rs. I'm trrgorJn. Burrows
-He-4rs Il III, Casw..l, Lt.,,rt; IeA7IoA---
.lr,.r,. O'NeI. Burrows L.tfIe; Military lead, ny
,I.5rs Blackburn. bgan, Eirterworth; lions
H--sr-. Foruty hctclin l. an Di@.TlCl on
Hisroes KobesJI, cox.
M. s,,.l,.,,-t.. consisting of Me-Srs. UI~cOci.
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Eoo'-OH ANA --.A--S' B" '--'''. W '-
., .-.~. sIl,4.u-isl.y those ivancpd heretofore.
r.'h"' 40 ". 80. ~, .rf,lh en-. ...-i.. r.c.,y.l
liz dttaiiea lAo manner III "NiOu .'' ''e'' '' '
Lnon'' s'''' -. r. ,.,.rt ,,,,,, fine mat. .r
lNc SUI ~"'--''' r. 1000, 1,..
upxt veeA. The deficiency a'nJtht' 10 f'tOJV' 4"'
,ri.f,, Committee des,-n4.e4 Mondays, We'd
49, md E.il.y- a. the DAVIS IN, ID winch regular
-' -, -,
meetings VII o. 'e'..
The Commute c Nav- and Means met t4u- morning.
nm s,I r.sol.,5. rsferltI the various subjects dis
cIs5c1 ID the Preslienls "h lAii -'4-e q" 4Pl"l'0
committees WAS adopted. and Chairman Kelley was IN
-, m rano,t the ssrue 70 the House. The oII IN
a'Iu0''N o." .......... $780,, A. t-l,-- d.,
irouuce" IL INe t''"'e ~ - -. -
relation To ne duties Oh haAid'uI's Vi Ho"' vas w.
ie'-Gu - , - .raltII ID, anon i,or,- ,f AGO
ley H-o'oi- anu u o-' 10 " 49,. ~
ma case shall the G.y on any .Icrugsd article DE
~, ,,,+. ,.,, +,,. material Of RI ref v.i1e from
which II is acrlred Inc commute" 1Er'ei upon
tuesdays an ina 5days - re- ;nlar i-eil is uiy mn
Tine House Commute on COMMERCE i'4'' -' 7
ana considered ue petition Isns iof ii' en-, III
DAVIS Island dam, ONO Il NtE Inc Ito'l Ot me ~
glneer. recently Si'Ai4,.e 20 ''o v, ', r., .,r
read lie es-in-, . IAa' l. WI ei ~ & s.iCr I
Iietc me WORK II W4s 8teyu 80 'e'o ~, =, m 1900 IN
Inc Comnittae oi ne Who.c, it, regular course
Tie -e-tHrHJ VI he committee was an lA'of o. Dok.n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
TRYING TO PATCH Up A PEACE.

Senator'S Homer \. Nelson, james Mackin,
James w. Covert, john c. Jacobs, Henry Nelson and
other Democratic members OF the Senate representing
country dstrct- were in the city yesterday. ready 20
consult with Tammany Hal in regard to a compounds
that viii enable Democrats % organize the Legsla
ture. There were also several Democratic Assembly
men here ON the mission. Daniel Manning. chair
man OF the State Committee, expected % roach this
CITY las; night but he telegram stating that he
was detained IN Albany.
A good many Democrats called John Kelly 20 in
duce him 20 abandon the Autobiography platform, on
the ground that bis present attitude viii inure tie
Democratic party and it to lose the support OF
the influential corporations that have aided II IN the
past. Mr Kelly 81 said 10 have replied thdt under 40
circumstances would Tammnnv consent 70 he election
of ans person known 10 0o a friend Or mOngpOues as
p-rs lent pro OF the Senate Speaker the House
Friends Of Mr. JacOhs. however, sad he wa ready 30
step aside any moment IN the Interest oT harmony
HuDerU .. Thompson. Maurice j. Power ana Other
l.Id.rs OF the County Democracy, werestII confident
that no CONFESSIONS would be made 10 IAmmauy and
tnaf enough Republican votes would be secured, ~ re-
turn FOR good places committees TO elect Mr. Jacobs
in the senate and Mr.. Patterson rs Speaker OF the
House. go
An the talk yesterday. however did not bring tho two
sides any together than they have been hereto
fore Opinions differed materially as 20 whether any
agreement will be reached. II was generally under
stood that conference " III be held Tonight. either In
this city or Brooklyn. at which strenuous EFFORT VIII W
g.ade " enect q harmonious settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

do that. am making this trip unacconpanied by
any Of my friends and mean to the services
of n trainer IN England ! take with me only par
Of oars and rOwlOcks Ny boat VIII be i0rWarueu
10 me from Toronto
Have you ever met Boyd on the water |" the re-
porter asked.
Yes: at Providence It was the race in which !
taken with % stitch TB<nv side and he'd ~ give
up. But on that occasion | CutrOwaG Boyd ~ the
distance | went aud unless he has made marvellous
Improvement think / can do 80 again"
How was il that you declined to meet lHckeU
at St. Louis W
when first saw the course there was satisfied
with IT, The water l. all that could be desired TOT
race. but Its surroundings are most uuHt; L. ~
regular fever and a2ue nest, and dec iued 20 axe
the chances of being mt of health and condtioh on
the day OF the race / viii row Trckett on my re-
turn from England in Canada. Pfote'si 9nal oars
men hope 10 catch me ont Of condition ana t9,n ue
feat me for the championship. / thlnk hho"
enough TO prevent them from dong So
What engagements have you after your race
with BOydP
A race with Wallace Ross has been arranged for
the early part of June on Toronto Bay, and after
that will probably meet Irckett On Canaaiah
waters"
Hanan was asked relative TO a dispatch from
Toronto which says that Plalsted has Challenged
Elliott TO row three miles for $500 20 81 900 sidei
aud wishes Trickett to take part. lie said thlt
Elliott was a local Oarsmau Of lronto. H. ana hoI
believe that the reference 10 TvIc6et was -incere
because in his opinion the Australian could beat
Palsted out of sight Hanan was entertained az
dlnuer last evening at the house OF MARTIN '. b
Smith in Ma iisOn-ave. Mr. Smith IS president OF
the Atalanta Boat Club and several members Oi tle
club present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, Friday, Jan. g, So.
The President has s,.uci the commission " Gus C.
TIFFANY as Passed Assistant Paymaster IN the Navy.
The Treasury Department to-day rece we'd Information
NJ the arrest of Alonzo Harper at Suff.rn Rock.ald
County. y. T.. for dealing lu counterfeit coin
TAe Controller Of the Currency has called uron tho
National b4n4- report showing their condition az
tine cc. Of business ou saturday, the 3ist day ofDsccm
Der. ISL
delegation iieaicd % Representative Miller, Of
Pennsylvania waited upon the President to-day and
urged he appointment OF l. " Oyster public printer
iu place OF j. j.. Detr-es.
The state department officials decline most positively
10 give any Information sar NC tie character and con-
tents u Tr Blana circular letter 10 the Republics Of
Central and South America
Chairman Ui-cock VIII entertain the Committee on
Appropriations. the speaker the House, ana a mum
d. OF other gentlemen al dinner tO-uoTFo" evening
Daniel Alckcoy.r, an importer 0i New lolA City. IL
here to-day and had interviews with the chairman OF
liz, Finance Committee tDe Senate and number OF
Icaiu Senators an, Representatives dp"n NE eui Jec
Of tiIM dr. ickceycr iaYOIs Tie NORM! Dill
Passed A--staut--a rseou laul tl,zAmmons has been
or prrd 20 the receiving snip Colorado Assisa sur
geo. Thomas o. C, las been detached Iom the Colo
b. 10 and ordered o. tIe Jamestown. February l.
Captul John A. Kresa. Ordnance Department. VIII re-
port 10 rhc Commanding General, Department OF rho
COLUMBIA for igument 70 dutv commIndin5 officer
ot ilr Vancouver Barracks ordnance Department,
WASHINGTON Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
AT DIFFERENT POINTS.

OswEGo, \. Y, Jan. 6.-The Presbyterian
Church IN Fulton, burned last night There IS
$1,000 insurance tine building and organ.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. Mitchell Brown, Of sher-
man, Wis, while endeavorng to remove team OF horses
from burning barn yesterday, himself burned TO
death.
NORFOLK Va, jan "a IRE broke out IN the store of
Henry Woodward at suffolk, Va. early this morning,
destroying the store house, stock ana tAe residence
OF Mrs r. c. Wells. Tie loss is about $4,000; insM-
- 900. The origin of the fire i nan"WH
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ga fire broke ont early this
morning in the pickerroom OF eeyl scOheld's mills "
Manaymk. Tie picker room, weaving-roo and fur-
nishingroOm were burned ont In the weavin groom
afty looms The loss viii not exceed $4,000. and
Is fully covered by Insurance divided among seventy
i've companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
BOTH CLAIMING REGULARITY.

Two meetings were held last night, each as
sorting itself to Uc the regular monthly gathering Of the
XVIII Assembly District Republican Association. The
meeting presided over by Isaac J. -snd, the presi-
dent n the association for the Last few mouths held
at No 80 West Thrty-dftl-st The usual place Of
u,etlp Oh the first floor % the building otherwise
occupied and about dozen members Of the association
met n "a room ON the top floor temporary secretary
was chosen Noccs OF contest were received from Isaac
Si,kiud and N. L. HOLSTER against Eugene A. Petit
-cwwno holds the certificate OF the inspectors Of election
AZ president for I5~2 The goud- the protest were
fine fruI-uf uroceeI.u- o The inspectors OF election
urr.o. ~ vote VINO titiei 20 do and eT
Guiding Others who euttcd 90 that privilege, and
loving others vote twice and Two uctci- 90 time
nou receiving these protests tn" pr'edcu announced
that under tlc constitution adopted ny the Central Com
u..irc lo would mold .s position I'LL iAc contest nas
decided tn m-cflnEc JJGrAcd AFTER tral3aCtus other
formal business.
Ihat part ot the association that supported the Petit
grew ticket no the last primary met az Hank Hal,
Nnth-avc. and Thrty-tfast and was called go order
hr the vice-presideut Tor 1851, r. NJ Bail Eugene F.
Pettigrew who held The certificate or election o., pres
dent for --, installed ia Clcc. CnaIres were pre-
Frrra BIZ L. g. Lee 4-alns. l. j. -l5kIud OK having
spTortrt 81 OK the money of the association. II
Was assert on part the PeUigreW party mat the
regular meeting place oil tic ASSOCIATION VAS nOh 10 Oc
MAJ fYr tle evening and that advertisement was
made OF 70 change of place.
Mr. -- ,.ud held ,hit the meeting did need 20 Oe
advertised and the gathering presided over BY him
IS ~ tAe OIly re- gjLdI one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
Plans or HAyL4y THE OARSH4X.

Edward Hanlan. the champion oarsman Of the
world. arrived in this city yesterday from Toronto,
and will sail at 7 o'clock this morning the City
of Chester, for England A TRIBUNE reporter found
him last evening at the ST. James Hotel He looked
TO be in perfect health and was in the best OF
spirits.
"Ihave wintered splsndidly,' said Mr.. Haulan
and feel ~ well as ever did in my life. My OBJ
ject in going to England Is TO meet Boyd, who has
challenged me for the championship and 5000
The match Is to come off on the Tyne on
April g. 1854. OF course l am not in
condition at present but will have only thirteen
pouuds to work OF before the race, and can easily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07


BARPY-In Br1oyn az she ra5itnIee ~ has fdIrr nIW,
on Friday January g. DIP. Robert A. Barry ot N5H-torA
IN the Tn wear Ot ms age.
Notice 81 fun raj hereafter
BULI-On Thursday. January iss-, Nlrgre, r. wc OF
Re af and friends are invited 20 attend tho funeral az her
8rouslyu. ]. J., Monday JanHary 90. ar ID O'Clock
DRAPERAt his residence at la tAss Il dsou, we'd
ne.day, January T. JOnu Vs. Draper d. %" liz y, 10 tAe
M funeral viii lse place Marks Church corner Of
2taye and llth7t, on Tuesday, lniary I'D OF III AN
II requested tsat 40 lowers Dee sent
ETFRAY IesII yLuITF 90 hi, nOuse. 40 "a cs55
gtH--t. Felix EH~ar, aged ~ = ars AMI months
Funeral from IT. Vincent tt rluis Church ~ -t. On
saturday morning, January :. 40 lN"ro"t Relatives AMI
friends O the family respectfully 'ed 70 attend
Please omit nUTeFs
FREEBoRN-on wednesday January !. James ?. Free
born. ir. in the .;9th year of Ms age.
Funeral services viii DE- held 81 residence. Il Eas.
4l,t-st, ON sunday, .tn inst. 40 hal past D. ~.
IN friends members OF kane Lodge, aud mrIoers OF ths
IL Is Isspec fully requested ,l4t uo flowers Je sent
HTTJuING--Ou rhur lay morning, january 3. ~ spinal
meningitis Reginald Chadwick only on Of Fo9sr; add
Mary J. Eufc..igt aged jfai- D -u9htls ASA ~ iJ
Fuurra service ri the residence ~ DIS parents E5, IN
SATURDAY, fJA INST, At UtOcA-
TnerIl-nt go tayary cemetery
efANVELI.-At Amherst Va oI Thursaay. January 2.
Funeral rvice at his residence 81 Quincy st. Brooklyn
Ca -..u I4y. al q. ul
In-errnrnt al Ta.ryt1wn on Monday.
-H.UnIA Spu rIrsIav January p 90 has late residence.
. West ia g., George w herman.
Ael4uyes ano uola5 re,pectAy "ed 10 attend me
ta- Jandar et, INST. D. : o'cloct %. -n
ST., ,r..-tt Morris NI. On "a --~%ilv. Jh1uary 4.
I--Z lGt., e.7t dag 1ter oft ;le so Joan B. and -ii-
gaIot Vi. ~icS'I.. nf >er--N ork-
H. yes ana friends ,au.y respectfully invited %
alt -otist, 'l saturday, January " l'- a. ID clo,~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
DAMAGE IN FRONT-sT.

Flames were discovered last night IN the
three story brick building No. 81 FrOatst Two alarms
we're sent out because the building extended through
tbs block to WatersL, and adoned several tenement
houses The lire was extnguished before II had ex
tended TO the Waterst end OF the building The first
and second stories Of the Fronst end we're damaged
badly by the flames That part was occupied oy CssSc
A Hanted manufacturers OF roofing materials
xha.. loss was estimated al $4,000. The building
damaged 80 OOo The Water-s part has been oeeupisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER BEPOE1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
syuoDsls Tor Qse pas, "A hours

WAsUINGTON Jan. !, ! a. m.--Ihc barOm-
etrr is faIin- n s districts east ~ the N-+s'ippi il
hirrst ir ne south Atlantic states, and lowest north y
the Lower Lake region The temperature La, risen
slowly IN all districts, with tou.Ae45t to southwest
winds C.ouly weather continues iu thc Lake region,
NcvFa4lqud md thc Middle states. with rain snow
parity cloudy weather, sltl local rains, prevails ia the
Southern slatC-.
Indications fJr 'o-f0t
For Ncv-Ene.ald, s0utLerly 20 westerly winds sht
raj or snow ilng. followed hr rising barometer, sta
tiuu4ry OF slight Rise lu temperature.
For tue Middle Atlantic states, slowly rising trmera
tire hery 10 weser winds, local rain followed by
rtrn, weather iu the northern portions, rising D.OAI
eter
The Indications are mat warmer and clearing weather
vii, pr-.i. IN I. south Atlantic and southern portion
of me Middle Atlantic States during -atL-dJ pFtcrcued
bv Light rains IN the morning. Inc Indications LOT
are that rain snow VIII prevail On Sat
urlay dud fair weather On sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

agreed to meet every Monday and Thursday until further
orders The committee decided to report fnyora6y the
hill 20 incorporate the Garfield Memorial Hosplta NJ
Garrison was Instructed 10 take charge % the btu ana
prepare report The bill provides for the establish
neut OF "A Garfield Memorial Hospital" 70 be located
In the District r. "a 90 supported BY voluntary con
tribuOua. and is "a be managed by Board 81 OpRoi
tors Among the lncorpOrators uamcd IN tho mn are
Hons J. g. blaine William Window David g. SWAMI
James Gildllau and Judge Macarthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Night
lHnURS; M0rRAg.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. :, g Mine ooNn"A'u
o.t in the barometer continued during yesterday,
The nerenry falling so OF inch. Cloudy weather pre-
va,ed with light snow and driEzng rain the latter b
ginning about 10 a. nj. The Temperature ranged De-
tr,en 27s and 4Io. The average lJ4+1 being Ia
hrber than on the corresponding day la~t year and
~ higher than on Thursday. - 49,, lib.
C,nav YEA her win light rain or snow ana slisht
eh.nee- m followed by clearing WeAther
80 he q INJECTED TO-DAY this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
NOMINATED FoR SEy4r0R.

JACKSON Miss, Jan 6.-At . caucus Of Re
pubicans and indie pendents held to-day General W F.
FITZGERALD and Ex-Governor AlcOrn were placed in
nomination for United States Senator The enthusiasm
for General Fitzgerald however, gleat that the
friends Governor AlcOrn Withdrew las name ana The
fDrfuer Nominated reclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
REPORT Of THE REVENUE MARINE.

REPORT or TIE REVENUE MARINE.
WAsHrSGroN Jan. 6.-Ile dnlul! report OF
T. W. Clark, chef of the Revenue Marin D.vis.on Of
tie Treasury Department. has been submitted 20 score
t,rv Fo. er Tue y.ssri, of the Revenue Marine now
uunbsr3t c1aprsus propelled wholly By sail aud
81 u.in. steam d. me principl motive power. Fifteen
of them are STATIONED upon the Atlantic Coast ,
upon the Pacific Coast 10 the great lakes and tine
remaining vessels are performing haroOr duty Withn
the past YEAR the vessels OF the Revenue Marine have
cru,.d M tn aggregate 2s3O-5 miles, BOARDED and eX-
aullutd - oil vessels seized reported Tor violating
tae law 3153 vessels assisted IA vesses wrecked or
ia distress, and rescued from drowning III persons.
The estimated vllle Of vessels ana their carSoe7 I'M
peed rv the sra and assisted by revenue rc.fes vas
90 -GGss2. tn expenses of coulIcun- tie service
urn t wear were PSiG -gl 90 The report gives in de
tail tc operations special services rendered Dy each
-l, ci- urticI.Ir .cutlOn to tine hazardous cuai~
of the rendered ny the officers, ana Urges
Revenue Marine JIe ne tOounS VIA r-@poc! 10
pensions as the Navy Flrs-Faitniul ardhons ana eI-
freut military service rOtI IN time al peace ana var
.-c0uu-cUutiuuOus anu hazardous service IA cruising
over dangerous grounds il the culO.ct ncuJ oil the Law
tbi-i-rncuunterlng yearly the perlS ana hard7hp@ o.
winter cruising upon tue dangerous COASTS lu Jhe sc'eie
season OF IA wear. calls attention to the ntcc,
sy legal provision for retiring officers OF the Kew
Mamie.
Inc report briefly refers tie cruise Of the "Corwiu
q mi port wIicl, Mr. Clark says, is now pen& pre-
t.ar.l .l aptaIu Hooper which VII present many ll-
f.r~tin y4 s1e facts rcI4rdllr tue N0rth"cssern
Arctic waters ana possessions ia tlat region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
EXPLOSION OF LARD TANKS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 6.-The extensive pork pack
ing establishment OF f. w. Whitaker q son. 10 the
northern part East LOUIS took fire to-day. Tho
FIRE caught in the lard rendering part Of the establish
ment large threes5ry brick building aiming four
teen immense aDss Five OF these tanks explored and
blew the house nearly pieces The loss Is $4,000,
and the insurance Is I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
PERSISTED IN THE FLAMES.

DECATUR, H., Jan. Ga horrible discovery
has been made At the Macon Comfy Farm. When
search was begun among the ruins u the building de-
strOyed by fire. fonnd that three of the inmates
Isaac Franklin. Martin Casey and Franklin Fletcher
had persisted IN the flames The total loss on the build
ing IL $1,000 insurance, S9,0OO-in the PhInix. OK
Hartford Home, Of AcW-IOrk aud Queen, OF London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
LATEST SHIPPING SEWS.
PORT OF NBv.YJtK Jan. D. 1882
ARRIVED

P'lkI OF \ e y z = * u ~ D l1'-
ARRIVED.
steamer Florida Bro Johns-oe glasgow Dec -.
20 with ndse and passengers p Austin Baldwin
az co.
steamer Daniel ,teinmanu Bec, DE- 0mt Antwerp NOV
90 Queenstown Dec g. wlth mtsr to tu4ch }e a. 90
AlDenaIle, uOJs LeWes De- VIA MUSE u oi
Dominion
Bug Robert Movie .of NeS-Ilyen. Srrandt Guasa,oupe
II Gays, with sugar 20 IL IIOwb-lIgrt -nrs.
IAA AdOvEGESr rs or STEAMERS.
DOMESTIC PORrs
NEw-ORLEAVs, Jan GCeare steamer statesman. BI tOl.
At the Plsse5-5lled. steamer. ty'l.u. amt camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
FLAllEs TN A FURNITURE TORE.

A loss of 10000 was caused by a fire No
early hour yesterday morning IN the furniture and
carpet store Of J. A. G. H. Baldwin. Nos. Az and -
FOurth-st. Brooklyn. h. d. BY vigorous efforts the fire.
men confined flames the building slight dam
are In the picture storeofO Young IN No 90 A library
1000 volumes I she basement OF tns building
juIed 0y The losses mainly covered W in'
grrg4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
senator LOGANs PENSION BILL.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Tbe bill introduced
to-day by senator Logan. amendatory Of the Pension
laws. repeats the act approved June 20, 1873 which
limits attorneys fees IN pension cases az $40 ana r
section 1S5 OF The Revised Statutes, WcA hAes
the limit at %25. Il directs the Comms,iouer OF Pen
sions % forward certificates Of pension to the pension
AGENT where the certificates made payable ana NJ
the forward the articles Of agreement be-
tween the claimant and MS agent or his attorney.
Where no agreement Is e fee OF $40 only j. 10 be
paid Section Ana or the Revised statutes is amended
permit declarations OF pension claimants living
In United States foreign countries TO be made
before any officer authorized by law TO administer oatns
for general purposes section 469s2 OF the Revised
Statutes is amended that increase OF pensions shall
begin. II allowed. on the date OF fling the claim
TIE DILL also provides tlh applications for pensions 70
widows or minor children ed since July l, 1850, II al
low ed. begin that date ON the date OF the
death Of the person account OF whose service ne
claim made date OF the termination OF the
right the person having prior title provided such
has been flied Within I'VE ears after the
rl-,lJ aCcrues.
rne bill Urjhcr provides that after July l, 1882 no
person shall he permitted 20 practice "a pension claim
agent attorney uutu ne has satisfied the secretary 81
the Interior tAai eecJOr the state "a whlch ne
may hYeJhat is ~ good moral character and possesses
sufficient quald caOns and ablty 10 discharge the du
ties OF q agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
SUING 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. G.-The Rev. Anton
AdOlp1 pastor Of ST. Josephs Roman Catholic Church.
81 Buffalo Plains has been sued by member OF his con-
gregation for libel IN having posted hin Tor back pew
rent. The damages are laId al SlOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

by ~ c. Fisk Co., Of No. 293 sOuth-st, storage
warehouse for cotton and rags The cotton IN the
house was damaged about 81 900 by water. Wae the
hr. was In progress, John HusscY, resident ~ the
neighbOrhood, ciinb" over high wall and rescued sev
eral horses from stable adjoining the burning building.