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4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l,-@s Broadway, corner Thirty
and sos West TwentyiAr'i-st. cor
Eighth.ave No % East FJuItecntls. corner mon
seventst. at the i Az
LEN OFFICES Nos. l.OO7 aud 300 Thrd-ave- corner
northumberland twcutyhftistup 70 p H. at regular OF
tee rates
EIRST-CLASS SALESMAN WANTED in
piiting and stationery business controlling Al city
Address with reference and PARTICULARS, DOO H.
EKrY, Tribune Uptown Office, L. broadway
WANTED.
w CANVASS ERS TO Know that We are now ready 10
assign territory the long xpcctci book NAobl
EMILE" by H. Il. LOCKE Rev. Petroleum Nasyl M M
will De the best OF red To agents Tor years NO
writer is be-ter known author The book Il heaut
fully bound ana prousoy u-ratei For particulars address
Su6scriutlou Department, CHARLES 4. DILLINGHAM.
General Ncents Tor New-York state 67s Broadway, New
YORK. y. y.
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Countrn Boar0.

COUNTRY BOARD.-iiouse large, situated
< mnuirsWa OF lake 9ie nile long sa ana
boats; miles from Harlem iIalO~' A"4tso HOA'"I
l.. BIEKC l., Box u, sharon Conn
GOOD Country Board. one hour from city,
~ ou the NeW-Hayen Eliroad nve minutes rom depot
most office aud church Address Mrs. r.. FERRIS, sound
beach, Conn.
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

steamboats, ano Railroads.
MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
"A. wall Newburg Poughkeepsle. RondOut and Kingston,
landing al Cranston formerly tozzcnss MAtn' tam
Ve-try-st pier 35, and 2.d-t al $3.50 p m Connects
at PouGhAeepsie with evening rains for The North.
LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Nib-
~ bard.-Daiy Sunday excepted leave NestTyst Pier
$50, AM 22d-st at m Brooayn By Annex AT a. M
landing Ferry West Point Newburg Pouglkeep-
VI III trains the NORTH aud WEST.
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a DEW and sT John leave pier Il North River o
CaUaLst every WEEK DAY ats p. n. connecting at Al
hanv SUNDAY morning excepted with trains north west
Excursion tickets Albany and renrn good 80 90
W. W Nv EREII, President
COLORADO
- OREGON. CALIFORNIA. ct. PAUL MIME.
APOIIs, and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH, MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA and the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via ths
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTERN Ry
II runs to nve trans daily each way between
CHICAGO prominent Western points 1T ALONE
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPEks are run on ali OF It's
through and night Trains For rates OF dic anu other In
formation apply oy ettarO rn person - AL coLP'A ucAes
General Easern Agent, 4l5 Broadway NewYor
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
l. sATONIC and NACGA1UCk ItAILROA DS-Steamers
leave Catharne-slP ll:3O 300 Z3dstr East
River 3lj p ID. Fare lower than Dv any other route
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-LandIng
L 10 CranstOns Landing West Point, cornwall. New
burg Marlboro Milton P0ughkeepse EsOpus connecting
with Ulster delaware Railroad. Steamboats, CITY Of
Of Harrison North River saturdays when the
City OF tatsEl! leaves AZ D. IL
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO
providence LINE.
4 tID UUGkrrnrrNrE TTpfCsTs

Connecting with Providence q Worcester RR.
for all POI&IS NORTH and EAST. via WORCESTER
The entirely new and palatla steamer Rhode ISLAND
on Wednesdays Fridays, and the favOrte
steamer MAsSACHU sETTs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, viii leavea
Connections made al Providence, Via T. & ". IL r.,
Worcester and an northern, Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets principal ticket
offices. StderOOms secured AT ohces OF NescO Express
3 Nos. ZO7, 81 1877 Al Broad
way and at Fiitn Avenue aud Hotel ticket Offices
: L.
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DROSPECT HOUSE.

BAY SHORE. LONG ISLAND.
situated full view Of the On tue GREAT 7olt1 m
has the nshng and yachting ia the Vicinity OF New
York only hotel located directly on tho water s sJdA
~'" ~. .. SEWELL.
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arrives at G. hicaeo every Gay al ~. 40 a. IN
4 NEW FEAIl RE
Is the smoking made Tor THIS TRAM when Tor elegance Oh
appointments is not cqualed
HARRISBURG PttsbuIg the West and south. with Pullman
palace ans attached M. q and : ,. Ia, daily.
WfiamSpOr Lock Haven. a. p NJ CORY ana Enc al
M connecting Cory IItIsvu4e, Petroleum Cen
~. aud the Di Regions.
12iiinar Washington and south. Limited WasAin ton
Lxpfcs. Pullman Ptror Cars daily, except SUNDAY ~
a. M. arrive NlshiugOu4 D. 10 tc-ulif AZ JoJ anu 7JJ
"a H.. s. 40 T. and p. M, and II night.
SUNDAY. $50 a I.. 3 and g y. M, dnd u ulEAt
t.xprcs. for Baltimore. except sunday, D. III
Fol Atlantic Cit with through car D. H. except sunday
,oat- of Irookvn Annex with All through trans
al Jersey CITY anOrng speedy ana direct transfer ioi
Tins FROM ritt,bure 40 and 1890 m. $50 and
lO 10 n. nd. daily from Washington and Baltimore, go
GT9a m a 5j . 30 81. lu. lO. and 1000 = sunday
$50. g. IOa H.. g.3j, lO4O ana 1870 p ~, FROM FAllI
d,lu,ts . 30 $50. $50. g4u 1000 lao r.
u = :. 30 80 e. 20 80 80 g3j. 1910 and 1880 p
In sunday $50. go GJU, 600, II 40 a. m7 60 s.jJ,
LAD aua III.
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Gcrscs au6 Carriages

IRISH HORSES for SALE.-A gentleman
leaving for Europe will dispose Of his saddlelorse,
Peaver a splendid hunter and lumber also magnificent
chestnut mare suitable for either gentleman or ladys use
bot imported hy Present owner. Apply al pIVd'e
stable, 40. % " est Jjtlst
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Tickets for sale 10 all principal ucSet offices,
2o7 3sl, 5 and AZ broadway and at Fifth Avenue
L ". FlLkINs, General Passenger Agent
STAIRIIN5,3pv ra Ann v,n.,a ,..,,,,,.,,....
COMPANY.
Once. Pier Is, y. j.. foot Cortlandt..t
Consignmeut freight forwarded 40 directed L. s, nav,
Of tie world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received FOR delivery all kinds freight and 1er
cbandise any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AMI
HARBOR LIGHTEkAGE-
Freight every description promptly hghlee4o any pot
IL the Larbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BAI.dEs AND GROVES 10 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John IL. st.n Era.tus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier l. y. H. Al p daily. Lsatunla,,
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New.YorA and
Ncw.llayen and dispatch guaranteed
Fre.gnf for points l. W. r. r8sslvsl
For NeW.Havrn and points East az PIER -.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles Tor
Zen Cent? vi. steamer Pier 1. foot WhlJeha.s-
Machine every thng a0OsrGAiI4Is
construction All I5pAIr % Vcs'aiA
rINHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
i ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three cypress uaDs daily except sunday 10 bortoh Al
500 tparOr cars aachedl anu ~ p ~ NN4ta
sandaysal 10 ,. IN. with palace sleeping carAI
M Lei % Boston
p2rOr De0Dtaned Al Metropolitan,
InLh Avenue AID WIndsor Aoe IeAeI Ocss Au4A StA1l
CentIa4DepO]
VyROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
topherL- connecting with morning f0r North A1l
West, sunday steamer touches a. Albany.
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EALL RIVER LINE.
BOSTON,
NEWPORT, FALL RIVER


BOSTON,
NEWPORT, FALL RIVER
and the EAST.
The best route TO MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTCCk-
Ell. CAPE COD HJsORTs. WHITE MOUNTAINS
NOV r y Sort 81 \ E I'm and the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NewYork daily SUNDAYS included at 5;so P nj.
boat from Brooklyn al p. m, Jersey City, ,. m.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening during the season Of pleasure travel by
the splendid bands and orchesras attached TO these
Long water route; fu nights rest trains
Tickets may be secured at all principal
hotels transfer and ticket Offices, at the Office on PIER
send ior st Of tours and excursions early
June.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE = coSNoR
Agents. Gen'l Pass. Agent
r EHIGH VALLEY Observation-Disclosures
a oan Ga anal Pq iG5 y IT, 3 T Ga1e aeo i S
e:S0 ,. m for Easton; bethlehem Auentown Reading
Geneva, Lyons, BuaIo ana the West ana Northwest Pull
Bethlehem. Allentown Reading Mluch chunk. Wilkesbare
and Ptston. Local trains at a. Tor Lason Bethlehem
Trains leaving at slOa m. and p m connect for all
local for Manch chunk, $40 H. Leave Mauch Chunk at
Eastern Office Of Church and Cortandt-sts.
l. B. BIINGTON, ". T.. A.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains wa Leave Grand ceatra Depot;
Montreal with drawing room cars
$40 a. M SPca. iess TOT Alcdso daily stopping only
at Albany syracuse Rochester Budalo Lre Cleveland and
Toledo
1890 a. m Chicago Express drawing 10
daigua, Rochester AID Buffalo.
u - Albany ANA Troy, with connection 10 Utica
Saratoga, Gleus Fail, and Rutland
H.. special arrives Q D.m
I pm accommodation TO Albany ald Troy.
D. n Express with sleeping for St Louis
running through every day the wee, also Niagara ais
Buffalo ana Toledo
$40 Express III sleep nG-cars to syracuse anu 70
Auburn Road. TO Montreal, excepting sunday.
D. H.. Pacific Express, daily, with seeplng-cars for
Rochester Buffalo, CleV Toledo Detroit ana Chicago
Il Slght Express, with sleeping cars to Albany ana
Troy.
sale No. Bowling Grceu 2J2 and - Broad
Wescos Express Offices Park place and 80
and 9B2 Broadway. New YORK, and j33 Washlngton-st
Brooklyn. J. Nj. IOCCEI, Cen Supt c. u. MEEkLk
zen
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DOSSMORE HOUSE, SpeOnk, l.. I.-Snrf
II and still bathing Board, - to sl2 II. NJ GREEVE,
lest Washington square.
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STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
CONNECTING MIIu ALL HnINTs -.

FARE always as Low as by any other line.
Steamers NARRAGANsETr and sTONINGTON leave
daily Except sundays ~ from S. " r.
a. st, arriving ia Boston al a. ia
Tickets for sale ~ all principal uCSet Offices
"a Offices WestcO Express q IS House
207 38l 3$ ad Az broadway, and al Fifth Avenue
Windsor Hotel ucket offers
l. ". FlLKINs, General Passenger Agent
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NORWICH LINE
~ TO Boston Nashua Portland anu tho East
Ihenew Iron steamer - ...--.
CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exceutiou the the SOunI and
the favOrlte CITY or ~ inhh,
leave PIER North River. foot Of Wttts, next pl,r
above De-rpses,t Ferry, aly, except sundays. NJ
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NO y. AEHOII. Uen-I Faas'r Agont, NeW.Y0Tk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave rnglewOod Closter Pcrnont
500. q. ], 3, f. 400 J5O, Gao $50. ll.30
sundays 9 and Gao The ll:3O tram Will
leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY nights.
Nanuet spring valley MOn~ey. 7, 10 a. M 4:5O p
Sundays . a. n. - .
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Summer ResortsL

A TLANTIC HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH n. j.,
open for the situated nifty yards from the surf
with extensive pazZaS
round the house; good accommodations for families
r. W. LEEDS. Propretress.
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GUNNER Resorts.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23s Broadway. Thirty.
frst-s, until p. and 30s West Twenty thirdst cor
Eighthave- No 81 East FOurteenthst corner Inion
square Forty the Ha r.
LIN OFFICES, Nos 1907 aud $500 Thirdsve.
One.hundred twenty hfth-s, 10 regular of
f.ar
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 ON and after May 7. 1852.
GRFA1 IRI LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains csbTOsses and COrtandt streets
Ferries a. follows:
SPECIAL.
THE FAMOUS
.'NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
COMPOSED EXCLUSIVELY OF
pARIOR DINING. SMOKING AND SLEEPING
CARS.
Leaves New York every day al a. m.
r-Meas the table GAoc plan served on the train IN
NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS
VIII service. and passengers VIII
breakfast ready when the tram strtsa special c"nvcn-
fence OF limited time who i've AZ distance
the station.
Inc order Of meals is . follows
breakfast. % II 10
Lunch i 10 D. ~.
Dinner, % : p. n.
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n F-M -HANEN, MLhIIJEN, HANI FUND,
~ Observation-Disclosures Kf- AONBEAL and intermc-
diate points. leave Per -. f. r.. D.
D m. SUNDAYS excepted connecting with trains W-
HAVEN. for MERIDEN, HARTFORD, ~PRINGFTELD.
&c Tickets and baggage checked JlI Broadway
y Courtst, brooklyn Excursion 10 New Havcn and
return 81 %.
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on and after May o. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Prnnsy lvana Railroad Depot foot or Cortahd
~. and DesbrOsses.st ~ follows
Iap p m except Hundays Parlor car attached arrives
Washington S:lO Night express leaves Washington
a. u;o T. m daily eieepers and day coaches through %
p. III daily Fast Line arrives Washington 2;2j a. m,
Cincinnati $50 y. NJ Chicago s:3j M and ~. Louis $50
a B & o. palace Seepers and day coaches through 10
Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Chicago.
II O'Clock night daily. nc Washington $50 a. m
Day Express. leaves Washington az 1910 II H. ddlj
Slcepcrs and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati.
IL NO other line makes faster time 10 the West trains
arrive from the 600 $50 p and 1890 p:
m llckets and sleeping herths secured and baggage called
ior and checked - destination at cOmpany5 Office No 81
Company
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POLITICAL NEWS.

The character Of Mr.. Laupher whose COM
mission as Postmaster OF LowviIlc is withheld. Is
youched for by the leading residents OF that place IN
Joint lie ter tn Senator Miller.
Commissioner Raum, it is said, while APP
pnrenty seeking election United States Senator Is
actually aiming become Governor OF Illinois, as the
successor Of Governor Cuom Tn the meantime there
Is an agitation among the Republican farmers OF the
State favor OF eectng farmer as the next Governor
Massachusetts politicians begin To look
forward with apprehension to the time when Gem
eral Butler will take Office Governor His latest reyo-
uonary design ia said to be TO order the two Cadet
Organizations into camp birmingham part OF the
common militia the State" II Is urged that this
would be saving to the State; although Il might give
General Butler Opportunit, to say that he had sup
pressed Il military aristOcracy
Governor Foster, of Ohio, has advised that
the question OF the United states senatorAp should not
be permitted by Republ enter into the contest
for the control Of General Assembly In converse
ten with correspondent OF The Pttsburg Commercial
Gasee said II the question of the United states
seuatorship allowed TO enter int he campaign upon
our side we shall ANY agita ion that mat
ter should totally avoided until after the electou
Indiana during the present week has put
forward two her favore sons" as candidates for
Presdentln 1884 One OF those Is Senator Harrison.
who is declared to have the hearty support OF the Re
pnblcans or the State. Ex-senator Melon Id on the
other hand Is announced the favorie candidate Of
Gratis OF the Western has been held at Chicago for
the purpose making plans tor his canvass FROM the
iact that Henry WatersOn OF L0ui,Yille, ky was IN
chic 20 on the day conference was he'd. II Is sus
pected that taking part In the movement In favor
OF Mcdonald.
General Butler, it is said, has made tho
somewhat astonishing staten that he is "a Repubh
can Governor Of Massachusetts, The wife OF promi
nent Republican politician meeting him In street car
said: You will soon be nsugurated Governor OF
Massachusetts," In reply General Butler Ia reported
to have said Yes. mad am, and Republican Gov
ernor was not elected by Democr tic votes, but oy
large body OF Republicans who are Disguised WIZ tns
men VINO have cOntI oiled the party. The Democran
nave not gained victory In my election am no
publican Governor"
Opponents of Senator Window are seeking
to defeat reelection United States Senator from
Minnesota by circulating statement that he OWNS
property worth two millions Of dollars. wnoh at Is IN
situated he could not have honestly acquired scnea'
ue OF his has been printed Dy tnsss
men, This incautious, rs 1t has enabled Senator
Window TO take up item after item OF the schedule ana
show its fasity Under his remorseess handling tns
schedule shnks swift y, I'LL IL shows ~ MI WlLaoa
possesses only modora fortune: Thus an lnys.s
inent million dollars in West Wiz inla coa mne'
is shown actually TO amount 10 only $4,000
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Jnoex to Advertisements.

ANrsrMySrs-3d PoGe-6th column
ASxoUNCENENTs-sM PG0f-4th coluIrn.
S.sxsrpT NOTICES IN PG0e-6th column
p.SETNo HorsEs-7h Pdoe-6th column
ROAD AND Rooms 9Th Pdge-oth eoIuuin'
pookRlSpING-6A PdQe-4th column;
ETsISTss NoTIcEs-4m fo0e-ls' counn.
CoEpoRtrloN NoTICEs-6h PGge-6th column
nIScIS0 ACADEMIRs-6h Page column
DIynpsD NoTICEs-7h PdQe-6th cOluailb
bass MAKISG-6tn Pa0e-6'h column
GxcrKsfOSs- Sd PGdS-6tn cnIulnE
TrSASCIAI--7M Pd0e-Sih ana bth coiumho
Ice CERAM-6h PGQs-5th column ,.
ISsTRUCuON-6h PoQe-4tn ano ON 60 n,mon
i,cTuRFs AND MEETINGS 81 Pdoe-oth coiunHb
fyo.i NOTiCRs-6M Pd0e-5th column
IosT ASp FoUND-7h POQe-6tb column. e,n oo,umn
MARRIAGES AND DRATHS-5h Foge-o'n ""u w" ~
MINISG--6th FdQe-6tl column 90, .o,-nra
HIscrLIANEoUs-Sh Pcge-3Jh ana pun Toiuni"''
A. ~, a. ,NsrKUMEHrr-3d Pd0e-oth coIi'ns 1.b oo,
NV PUBIIcA TIoNs-6h Pa0e-lst 20 od uhu f wi
ocrAS sTHANERs-3d Pa0e-3d column
PoIITICAL NoIcEs-5h Page-6th coiulnh'
RkaI EsTATE-3d Pdge-4th column a., oo,uror
FExAIRs-6h P00e-6th column a., s.b and
srr.sRoiTs AND RAILROADS Sd Pdoe-4tn oth a"u
9th columns 80 .,n
IgACHERs-6m PaRe-5th column
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Nem2lork Daily Gribnaae.
FOUNDED HORACE OR EELEY
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1882,
TIE NEWs THIS MOANING.

FoRRIGN-Detl ills of the FIRE la London are pub
Isbed; it is estimated that the loss will reach
g15 600 600 80 An unknown steamer struck
the rocks near PenzanCe yesterday and sank. =
Tho funeral of the Archbishop of Canterbury took
MACE at Addin ton. and was at ended By many
dlgnitaries OF the Church and State. - Reports
are In circulation regarding probable changes In
the British Cabinet. - The Gar and the Impe-
rial family celebrated yesterday the festival OF ST.
George.
DoNrs1Ic,-Two reports from the Commission to
Investigate the customs service at the port of New
York we're presented Yesterday to the Secretary OF
tbe Treasury. - The tug George w. Chlds and
the steam yacht Idle Hour fouDdered at sea with all
IN board. - The Denver Fire Insurance Compa-
nv and the Bank of Breckenridge, Colorado. have
luspended. - passenger train in Georgia was
thrown down an embankment; no person was
KILLED. - The municipal difficulty in Troy is TO
he settled in the courts. - warm wave has
snpeared in the Northwest. - Oliver Wendell
uo mes, IT,. has been appointed Justice OF the
Massachusetts, Supreme Court.
| CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A conference of the
presidents OF the warning railroads In the
Northwest was held yesterday but no agree
mept was reached. - G.. Z. Poucher,
a patent lawyer, was arrested for swindling.
& Surrogate Rollins rendered decision
In favor of Mrs Jesse Hoyt ana her
daughter - The weather continued very
cold. - number of injunchons against
the police were obtained by persons who
wish TO carry on business on Sunday. -
The investigation of Castle Garden was
continued. - Flames In Cansl-st did
about Ss5. 900 damage. - Gold value Of the
iegaltender silver dollar 4l2l9 grans 1921 cents.
g. Stocks opened dull and steady, later were
more active and higher, and closed strong.
THE WEATHER-TRIBUNElo local observations indi-
cate clear weather with slight changes in tempera-
ture. Temperature yesterday Highest 210j low
est 100 ; average. l50.
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will be presented of q commission the majority
OF the members OF which are Republicans APP
pointed by Democratic Governor and con-
frmed by Democratic Senate On the other
hand, If the Governor appoints two Democrats,
and they with Mr.. O'Donnell or some other
Republican constitute the Commission, then it
will have Democratic bias. That Is to say, the
bin permits If it does not actually provide Tor
the appointment of partisan committee. Many
intelligent and experienced men of affairs be-
lieve that the Railroad Commission cannot In
Justice to all the interests involved be partisan.
Right here il is worthy of note, by way of fur
Their exhibiting the peculiar nature OF the bill'
that the functions of the Chamber of Com
merce the Anti Monopoly League and the
Board of Trade and Transportation cease with
the appointment OF the original Commission
They are to have nothing to do with the Ming
of vacancies or in the selection OF Commission
ers to take the places of those whose terms have
expired.
The law rs it stands is an appropriate monu-
ment to the incompetency of the last Legisla-
turo The coming Legislature, if it is respon-
sive to the clearly expressed voice OF public opn-
ion, is certain to amend it in important partic-
ulars. The original bill gave the appointment OF
the Commissioners abs Dlutely to Governor Cor
nell. Then it was amended so as to provide for
Commission to consist of two Republicans anu
two Democrats. Then there was deadlock
Finally, after the Democrats OF the Senate mad
turned petty revolutionists, ii was licked into Its
present shape and passed. The TRIBUNE said
at the time that the bill had been passed in tho
worst of all the shapes in which 1t had been pre-
sonted. There has come to be "a general acqui-
escenc. In orr view. and the result is loud call
for the amendment of the measure.
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4 COyFIDENTLAL CONVERSATION

A good deal Of guessing is being INDUCED in
throughout the State as to what took place at the
late interview between GoyernOrelect Cleveland
and OK Governor Tilden. 1t can be safely conject-
ured that after the ompliments OF tho season had
been exchanged the conversation took substantially
this shape,
Clepeland-What advice. IL any, have you to offer
in regard TO the general policy of my administra-
ton
Tilden-I. stands you in hand to beware of John
Kelly. tie is a bold, bad man.
CIereIand-Do you thank that any OF the existing
State Offices could prudendy be abolishedf
1iIden-l think 1t would be more to the purpose
TO abolish Mr.. Kelly.
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Cleveland What In your judgment Ii tho chief
source Of danger to the Democracy
1ildem-The lack OF first-class cipher. A cipher
warranted to be TRIBUNE proof would meet o great
party want.
Clereland-Have you any suggestions to make in
regard TO appointments
7ilden-I make the general suggestion that all
offlce-seekers during your administration be COM
PEELED to reduce their applications for place 10
writing, and that none OF such applications %
fsvorably considered by you that do not bear on
the wrapper the legend IS. J. T., Gramercy
Park, x"
Clereiand-Are you In favor Of Single-head COM
missionsi
Tiiden-Since 1867 I have been radically OPP
posed TO commissions of any Sort
Cierelaud-What legislation, IL any, is the me-
tropolls Likely to need this winterf
Hlden-I would like TO SEQ the Penal Code so
amended that Tammany Hall should BIO compelled
TO remain closed on Sunday. and should not be AL
lowed to open on the other six days of the week.
Clereldnd-Whom do you think the Democracy
had better run for President in 1884
7ilden-As have SAID before. your cipher cannot
be too recondlre, involved and mysterious.
CteUeland-Excuse me, but you misunderstood my
question. asked whom you thought our folks had
better nominate III 1884.
1ildeR-I have repeatedly said that l regarded
Buffalo as one of the. most engaging OF American
cities But. before l forget 1t. let me warn you
against an alleged Democrat named Kelly. Kelly
nd fora