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FIRE DEPARTMENT

ASTORIA FIRE DEPARTM ENT
C. J. TRENCHARD ...........C Chief Engineer
i. I. Asst. Engineer
BOARD OFDELEGATES.-Re meet
ing fourth Monday in each month, at 20
P. b., at hall Of Alert Hook aud Ladder
Company No. 1.
OFFICERs.-F. j. Taylor, President F. L.
Parker, Secretary a. ". Berry, Treasurer.
DELEoATKs.-w. W. Parker, J. Strauss, L.
Bergman. OF Astoria EngiGe Co. No. /; A. A.
Cleveland. W. j. Barry, Ch;as. IL. Stockton,
of Rescue Engine Co. No. : Ed. ID. Curtis,
A. w. Berry. L. j. Taylor. 81 Alert Hook and
Ladder Co. Sv. !.
ASTtRIA ERGINE COMPANY 40. i.
Regular meeting first Monday in each
month.
OtFIcERS.-W. W. Parker. President l..
E. Sellg, Secretary; William bOck. Treas
lst Asst. Foreman. joe. g. Charters, ID Asst.
Foreman.
RESCUE ENGITE COMPANY 10. g.
Regular meeting first Monday in each
m0ath.
OFFICERs-A. A. Cleveland, President j.
a. Montgomery, Secretary +. &. Norris
Treasurer Chas. IL. Stockton. Foreman, A.
Mckenzie, iSt Asst. Foreman, J. W. Brown
I'd Asst. Foreman.
ALERT HOOK AND LADDER Co. NJ. l.
Regular meeting second Monday in each
month.
OFFIcERs.-J. o. Bozorth. President c.
Brown, Secretary; Jay Tuttlc. Treasurer
j. F. Thomas. Foreman, Z. b. Eberson, Isl
Asst. Foreman, +. W. Ferguson, "a Asst;
Foreman.
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.ast9Ttn h2arsCeIs.
RETAIL.


BUrrER--4xtra fancy &c. Good TO choOs,
81 TO 2T1a cts. a 70
CHEEsE.-lG@lSc.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blackborri l9c; fTunes
Gala. ll@l5e; Peeled Peaches l.925c
SUGAR. Cube il bbls. crushed l21sc; fine
crushed 12Kc, powd. l@i;4c, gran. l2c. extra
gran. ll24c G. C. loi4c
EG0s.-23 to % cts q dOz.
OATs-Sl 90 TO % per cwt.
PorAToEs.-l%9i2{ cts. per 10.
FLouR.--Superfno 81 -: Extra s. -
Corn Meal q ewt. sS 80: BuckWheat = ewr
IS 60.
FRESH MEATS.--Choies cuts. Lamb. ice
Bsof S,9I0; Pork 10; Mutjon G9l0. By tn,
carcase Sc.
MFAra.-Breokfast bscoa i+Is9tG per y
sides I35z9I41Zc; hams I%tz9l9c; shoulder
leSI2c; smoked boef l5Il6:5c; eerned bee
sl09i2 z bbl.; corned Por!: Ice = n.
BEASs.--41G3S cts.
LAR9.-In tins and cs6Iias I5a iSc : =.
UnNEY.-In frames i0c in glass SOC.
MIL FGEp.-Bran sl7 % 2 ton lchoi
foei ;2iG25. Shorts $27 J3921; Hay $3.50
So 2 ton.
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Common Council,

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. al III o'clock
Es- Porsons desiring to have matters acted
upon hS the Council, al any regular meeting
must present the same 10 tie Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
10 the Tuesday on which the Council holds its
tegular II neetings- &c. NORRIS,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria Lodge no. 90. |. o. G.l.
Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
~ ia O'Clock, at Good remplsr's Hall. Che
namus Street, astoria, over C. L. Parkcr's
Store Members Of the Urder, in good stand
ng. are invited 10 attend, Degree meeting lst
Monday esck month. By order ". CT.
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Health is Wealth,

DR.. E. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: specific for iIySteria. Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss OF Memory, Spermator. hOea,
mpotency. involuntary Emissions, Prema-
ture Old Age. caused by over-eXcrtioI. self
abuse, or Oyer-indulgence. which leads to
misery, decay aud death. One box will cure
recent eases. Zach box contains one months
treatmeat- One dollar box, OF six boxes
Tor I've dollars ; sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt OF price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received by
Us Tor SIX boxes. accompanied with Ave dol
lars. We VIII send the purchaser our written
guarantee TO return the money If the treat.
meIt does not effect a cure. Guarantees is
sued only by w. E. Dement,, druggist, AS
prices.
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.
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VESSELS on THE EAP.
From Foreign Ports. for the

FROM fOrctSn POFts, Tor Inc
Columbia River
Alden Besse bk 81 HolgkonG.
Colona bk s5s Hongkong;
Edwin Reed bk HIS Hongkoz
Fritz sh Iisn HongkOng.
Hannah W. pudleY bk Il IS HoRg10as.
I'm ,orter sh l37e Bongkcns
Wakefield bk $50 Hongkong.
Lsncefield llG6 Liverpool Jams
River NTH ii2j MaLAtisn; TO be ordered away. on
bar
The Presid mt 1851 iron Liverpool Jan IL
James Duncan Br bk. wood. es9 santos A Feb
James BAN Br bk 5g7 Liverpool Jan 81
For Victoria, Y.
Alden Br bk GSs Liverpool Jan II
Niagara Br SD l3s) Buenos Ayres Jan
-------------
From American Ports.
Astoria 1895 New York March 2s
wilma ls53 New York March
Robert Dixon 1858 New York
John W Aarr An sh lis New ork Feb ip
Elwen Am sh Is6l New York Jan 20
Dauntless Am sh 9s5 New York March Is
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Storm King Msy ls
BIZ Whistler May ls
Columbia s. 272i ters. eoiiss : Nay z
Yaquins str Denny, wy ports. MAJ z
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Order of Chosen Friends.

\ regular meeting of Occident Council No.
8. o. G. T., Is held every Thursday even ng,
al the hour OF ~ O'Clock, ia the hall OF the
\. q. Z. w. Ali SejOurning members are
cordially invited 10 altshd,
By order OF &C.
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From American Ports.
TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey
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The receipts in San Francisco, Of GER
tain articles of Oregon produce from
January lSt, 1882, 20 HAY Sd, inclusive
have been as follows:
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RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY no. g.
Regular meeting first Monday in each
m0ath.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
SAILED.

Reporter. sh. 1883 tons Wilson Queenstown MSy
Grown Prince FIR tx Queenstown April Il
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Piles Piles =! Piles q!
1 Smre Care EO.aei at East
no One Nnes. Snncr!

sure Cure for Blind. EIeeding, Itching
and Uiceraie Pile, has been discovered by
Or. Williams, (an Indian Remedy, called
ljr Williams indi:, Ointment. a single
loX has cured the worst C!rOuic cases Of y
" 80 years standing. No one need suffer
i've minutes after applying this wonderful
'nOthilIg M dicine. Lotions, Instruments and
lee uaries do more narm than good. VIII
iam's Ointment abSnlbs the tgmUrs. ailays
the intense Itching, particularly al night al
c getting warm III beGl. acts as & pOultice.
ives Instant relief, and Is prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, and ioT
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ CC!iinbETry Of
cleveland, says about DT. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment ] have Used scores of Pile
Cure, and il affords me pleasure 10 say thai
| have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief Is DT.
Williams Indian ointment.
For sale by all druggists o. mailed Oh re-
ceipt OF price, 81 90.
HENRY 4 co. Props.
Cleveland, o..
Hodge. Davis & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Portland. Oregon.
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THE MARKETS.
EinanoiBa,i

Silver. at par.
Com exchange on San francisco Z per cent
premium.
Coin exchange or New York buying bar:
-eIling, = to | per cent
Legal Tendors-par.
Tslecralhic transfers on New York per
cent premium.
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ARRIVALS FROM SEA

ureson a. 2ss5 tons. Pohlna,. E MsY u
GlspslS. IS. Honsko,5, May
Glsngarry. Br bk, Melbourne. YaQuirs. 1day ),
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Temple Lodge, t.o. IA.F. a. M.

Regular Communications irst and NY
third Satuidays in ouch month, at 7H !"
o'clock; =. IL, at the Hall in Astoria.
Mem bora Of tho Order, in good standing, are
invited 70 attend. liy orde: Of the W, N.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
SENATOR wAGNER's SUCCESSOR.

ALBANY, Feb 2S.--Dspatches received here
leave lttle doubt In the minds OF politicians OF both
parties that the Democrats candidate for Senator In the
XvIIth District has been elected Tho majority OF Mr.
Baucus Il said to be about 1000. Ills election raises
the number Of Democratic Senators 10 eighteen IL VIII
not change the present complexion OF aiars In tho
Senate although will increase the vote OF the regular
Dem ocrats by one raising their total vote 10 fifteen The
opposi ton vote will still be seventeen.
Assembiyman Potter of Saratoga County. states that
he has received large number of dispatches about the
Senate election from sarntoga County. From
every town thus far there comes news OF Dem
orratio gains He IL OF tho opinion that
Mr.. Baucus has carried the county and mat
t vote added 10 that OF the Democratic county OF Mont
Democratic by GOO majority white In schenectady
County the usual Republican majority has falen to 300
Tho other counties only small Republican major
ities. There Is every reason 10 think, therefore,
that Baucus elected Republican apathy and disafec-
ton caused the loss OF the late Senator Wagners seat
II is believed the Republicans Of Saratoga were dsap-
pointed because their candidate for Senator was not nom
mated et the Republican Convention. Many
Of them voted directly for Baucua; In
other parts OF tho district tho Repnhncans
were confident OF carrying the district that tey dd
not go near the pcs The usual large iepnDltcan ma
uriry lost. One OF the nughabe features OF
The election T. that the AntiMonoposts nrc now claim
ing that aucuss wns due To their ehorts IN ms
b half General Carys speeches are asserted To have
had the most influence on the result.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
RUMoRs OF CABINET CHANGES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-There is another shifting
of the figures on the Cabinet chess board. The in
fuences of personal friendship that have been
brought to bear upon the President 10 in
duce him to retain Secretary Hunt have
been redoubled of late. The Navy Depart
ment is the one that has been proposed all along
for William L. Chandler by those friends OF the
Administration who think it would be in the high
est degree unwise to make up tho Cabinet without
one or more representatives of the majority at Chi
cago. II Secretary Hunt is to be retained and the
aDti-Grant clement of the party is to have any
recognition at all, it must be in one OF
the great departments. The President has
been considering the advisability of transferring
Mr.. Howe to the Interior Department. and of max
ing Mr. Chandler Postmaster-GeneraL Ii is not
likely that the Stalwarts will receive this proposed
appointment with as little dissent as they mani
tested when it was proposed to put Mr.. Chandler
into the Navy Department. The post of Secretary
Of the Navy is mainly an honorary one, and
that fact probably had something to
0e with tho willingness of many
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS COMMITTEE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNKl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-There was caucus of
Democratic Representatives tonight last
ing from s until after 10 o'clock.
The attendance was pretty full, and a free
interchange If views took place The main purpose.
as announced, was TO select Caucus Committee.
This was not done, the Democratic Representatives.
from each State being left to choose member of
the committee from among themselves. General
W. s. Rosecrans was elected chairman of the caucus
in place of Congressman House. of Tennessee. who
filed that place in the last Congress. Democratic
members who were present tonight say that no
other business was done.
A Democratic caucus, it appears, was quietly held
last evening, Representatives from ten or twelve
States being present. The course to be pursued by
the Democrats in regard to the Tariff Commits
sion bill was considered and discussed.
While no formal resolution was adopted it was the
general sense of those present that serious oppo,
sition should be offered to the taking of that bill
in the House. provided full opportunity for debate
and amendment shall be conceded by the majority:
BY amendments the Democrats mean some radical
changes in the bill proposed by the Ways and
Means Committee.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
Senate chamber today apparently restored to his usual

health.
The President has declined interfere In the case OF
the three Indian scouts sentenced to be hanged at san
Carlos Arizona, on Friday and the sentence WI" 10 0A
ecuted.
The House Committee on Public Lands to-day agreed
TO report bin to the House in favor OF increasing the
to 5000. '''''''
General Elmer First Assistant Postmaser-G General.
returned to this city this morning He was engage ,t
day In signing about three thousand OF the star ouo
contracts
Senator Joseph R. Hawley has accepted the In
vitation rendered him by the Corporal sEeey lost
c. A. r. TO deliver the memorial address al
Penn on Decoration day.
The report which was submitted to the House today
from the Committee Elections upon the penGn ata 0
NJ. ID. Ball to be admitted az delegste Hom AiasAa'
recommends that he be not admitted
The President sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day: Charles A. Coser TO be Pension Agent
at New York CITY, and Frederick Solomon, OF Missouri
to be Surveyor General for Utah Territory.
The House Committee on Ways and Means agreed To-
day not TO insist upon consideration by the House OF
the Tariff Commission bill until after the immediate de-
fciency Appropriation bill mas been disposed OF.
The Senate Committee on Pensions day appointed
subcommittee to confer with the AdjutantGeneral and
of the Army and the Commissioner OF
Pensions with view TO recommending some nethod oi
expediting the adjudication of pension claims
The decrease OF the public debt for the month OF Feb
ruary will be about S9,oo0,00o. being about S2oO0oOo
lees than the average decrease since June The falling
OFF is due TO the heavy payments made In February one
item OF which about S9OOoOOo on account Vi pen
sions
General Sherman, with General Poe and Colonel Nor
row. Of the staff will leave here tomorrow evening for
tour of inspection OF the Texan frontier OF Mexico
II probable that the trip will be extended through the
Yosemite Valley to San Francisco General Sherman s
daughter Miss Lizzie, and General PJcs daughter, Miss
Wnifred, will accompany the party
Ex-Governor Wright and Mr. Stanley, representing the
Chocaw Nation in tho Indian Territory, at the In
<nrio day irwin IN an
mcnt Of the claims Of their tribe against the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company for materials used
In the construction of the road This matter has Deen
pending before tho Department since 1S72 Inc totei
amount Of the claim is about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
GOTn NINE CLAIMS.

GOLD MINE CLAIMS.
ALBANY. Feb 2s,ln tue past ten DAYS CLAIMS IAN @ 10
THE PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.
kIRANY Feb. 2S.-rhc Governor to-day signed
ny 1ay 'oT Of town oicers in sullivan County
SCHOOL FOR COLORED CHILDREN ,
Feb M 2sn G hs Sena6 6 tS aaa bo be
@ school Tor the education teachers passed
LIBERAL OFFER.
HARTFORD Conn, Feb. 2s--NeWton Case OF this THIS
ford theological Seminary provided ali equal amount Is
fui'0D EARLY OPENING OF THE CANALS,
ALBANY, Feb. 2S.-Superintcndent butcher an
thinks navigation be resumed between the middle Of
REFUGEES FINDING EMPLOYMENT.
PHIIADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-Nearly one-third of the
Jewish refugees qnarered IN The od ar9sd @
''"'' ''''' SALE OF TRorTING HORSES.
ptTr ADFI PuIA Feb 2S.-M GoOdln, of Belmont
10 rero ,b from G turf 1s sSd es his
esdine Gray sold 70 Barney" DemOrest of New
'''A' ~ COUNCIL OF THE ROYAL ARcANUM
EIMIRA Feb. 2S.-The fourth annual Grand
the Royal Arcanum of the state Of @
from all parts Of the state including all the ohcias Of the
order. are present
SAN FRANCIsCO, Feb. 2S.-United States Marshal
August Ash committed suicide in virginia G 9t evening
hard drinking supposed to have been the causes which
THE spRAGUE ESTATE STILL INVOLVED.
PROVIDENCE. Feb 2S.-Sult was brought to-day
in the United states Circuit Court. by A H. Fisk Of New
York National Bank OF this city upon
matter which may involve the validity OF Tie A. & W.
Spra gue mortgage deed and asst snInent
YoRKVILLE SAVINGS BANK go
ALBANY Feb. 2S,-ln the matter OF the 1orkylle
Savings Bank against Charles Jones and Edward G. sheehy
th Vedder Van Dyck has been authorized 10 settle
ihe ndgmeDts against the defendants their payment Of
5000 No cash The Judgments, with Interest amounted 10
5000. - l.,o..,-,, non ,ppv.r
ALBANY. Feb. 2S.-Ihe Court OF Appeals to-day
Gcced that ground for appeal aud affirmed the
sent. court III the case OF u leighton the
Tnurirrer OF found guilty OF
the st degree Court Of oyer and TeTniDer OF New
AN APPEAL IN A WILL CASE.
BosToN. Feb. 2S--An appeal was filed in the Nor
folk County Probate Court, Dedan this afternoon by
Miot Tirel Of iynu from decree OF judge white in a.
lowing will of The late Mlnot 1irel o Weyn0nt upon
the grounds deceased not OF soand mind
The estate Is valued al nearly SiOO,O)O.
AN INSURANCE SUIT.
AIBANY, Feb. 2S.-The case of the Hartford Life
and Insurance Company, Of Hartford against the
Judge Learned The action brought 10 compel e super
,ne1teut certificate OF authority 10 the comVanys
agent 70 transact business In this = ate.
SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED.
READING Feb. 2s.-Ihe safe of the lumber firm
NJ = Hess * Brothers HellerOwn for the second time
blown omen last and robbed of small amount money
ore was partially wrecked by the explosion and
ab papers were scattered in a directions Ihe thieves
then broke Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
tiun aud all broke
aud stole q small amount of money
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Feb. 2S 1892.
The President has approved the Appornonment bill.
John c. New Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, en-
tered formally upon his duties this morning
The President has signed the commission Of Joseph
Hirst, be Collector Of Customs at ST. M0Iks, Fla
In the Mason court martial to-day the testimony for
the defence was concluded Argument will begin Oh
Thursday
Among the Prcsdents callers today were Generals
Hancock and Howard Governor Porter OF Indiana aad
Governor Hall Of Delaware.
The Controller Of the Currency has authorized the
First National Bank OF Columbus, Miss, 10 begin busi-
ness with a capital OF $4,000.
Senator sewe who has recently been seriously Ill at
his rcsdence IN NewJersey, reoocupied his scat In the
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
CONKLING AND SARGENT.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.--Mr COnklns's nomlna-
ton to be Associate-J Of the Supreme Court
was not confirmed to-day. During the day many
Senators evinced anxiety to know whether any
thing hal been heard from the nominee in regard
TO the matter but no one could be found to satisfy
their curiosity. Several Senators expressed de-
termination not TO vote for confirmation until they
were definitely informed whether Mr.. Conkling
would OF would not accept the position. The
Senate went into executive session at o'clock.
Mr. Conkling's nomination was reported favorably
from the Judiciary Committee the report lacking
one of being unanimous No Senator moved 10
proceed with its consideration. and it there
fore went upon the calendar, as the
nomination of any ordinary person would have
done. There is no doubt of the ultimate confirma-
ton of Mr. Conkling if he signifies his desire to fill
the position; but lie will owe his place in some
measure to the Democrats as some Republicans will
not vote for him in any event The statements that
Senator Hoar repents of anything he said in execu-
tive session, and that he has been to the President
and attempted to explain away the speech or any
norton of it, are lies from beginning to end. Sena-
tors say that in some things he misreproscnted
by the published reports of his speech, but
all agree that it was a severely candid ex-
preston of such an opinion as n man OF
Senator Hoar's independence and ability is
likely to form upon one like Mr.. COnkling who
counts independence the worst OF crimes. Senator
Hoars visit to the President was for the purpose OF
Introducing distinguished gentleman from MaSsa-
chusetts and by appointment made the day pre-
yions Nothing was said at the interview about
MIR. Conkling or Mr.. Hoars speech. -.
The nomination of ex-senator Sargent TO be Min
,ster to Germany was to-day placed upon the calen-
der with the favorable recommendation OF the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
SENATOR ALLISONS BILL DISCUSSED.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON. Feb 2S.-The Finance Com
ntee of the Senate diseased Senator Allisons bill to
provide reserve fund for the redemption OF United
States notes and for other purposes this morning. but
came to no conclusions in regard 10 1t or to any OF
the proposed amendments. The principal amendments
proposed In the committee those offered by Senator
Sherman These provide that the reserve shall consist
entirely of gold coin bullion and that when
the amount OF standard silver dollars In the
treasury not represented by silver certificates outstand
ing shall exceed the sum of $S00O0O0o the coinage
shall cease until the amount shall be less imam
S3OOO0,OOO. Ifthese amendmens are adopted ana the
b, il not otherwise amended, Mr. Sherman Will sup
port It, Beck has proposed an amendment reducing
the amount of the proposed reserve dund IRON IN
hold a special meeting Saturday TO dispose or the
bill It's fate in the committee cannot yet be forcoid
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
READINGS WESTERN OUTLET.

PHLApELrHIA, Feb. 2s.-Tbe report, which
seems 10 be well that the hnyah interests
In the Atlantic aud Grca, Western B,lrna1 had nsds
Vanderbilt aud Gowcn their voting trustees, ibus sv-
ing TO tno Reading the controlling interest Ia
the Atlantic and Great weston Boai. had
the effect this morning of giving fresh tn
peius 10 the prcc OF Reading. Which opened az @oS
and early In the day advanced 10 J0s Tho nov
move viii give 10 the Reading western outlet ths
completion 0f tho road VA prooes' %; construct os
frDn Wc.boro 20 Salamanca distance ~ al"uf ons
hundred mes, and will cut the ire out or conneclso
with the Pittaburg Fort Wayne ana Chicago tol Tho
Erie however. viii be able o supply the nisnaf llds ~
taking the Buffalo, Iiitsbnrg aud Mesicfn rva ha~
manca to HONEYWELL. connecting nc that p'int VIII ne
pttsburg Fort Wayne and Cbcngo The business of tbe
Erie being now delivered at Mansfield.
telegram from Philadelphia, yesterday. stated thss
o cable dispatch from London announced the apsoibt
mcnt OF W. n. Vanderbilt aud f u. Gowen ~ voting
trustecs Of the New-York. PenD.yivsnia aud Onto hs
road Company. This wss takcn indicating design
on tho part OF the English security holders OF the com
pany o suspend It's amcable relations vith the sos-
York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company Of he
next election Jarvis NJ Adams. president NJ the ssv-
York Pennsyivana and Ohio Company, said yesterday
that the only foundation for the statement vss
the fact that james MclIenry. well known is
connection with Erie Railway litieation hsd rnggeTno
election voting trustees 90 bc held IN London en- nnxs
Friday. {" The next ~ sctiOn of our company, MT.
Adams said viii not be held nnt October - of ls
Mr. MciTonrys suggestions respecting our ahar' nave
Mr. McIenry's holdings OF securities Of tho NewYsrt,
Pennaytynuia and Ohio Company are sail to be nsif
nlcant The relations between the Epglsi trustees Inc
the Ec Company are declared to be entirely hasmsnS
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
STANDARD COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

Bosroy, Feb. 27.-The Standard Coal and
Iron Company OF tho Hooking Valley region In Osio.
which recently completed its organization, hss
chosen the following directors: Samuel Thomsas
Columbus. Ohio; W. ID. Lee, Newark ONO; ohasa
ros,er columbus. O.; John c. Larwcl Lowdenville. oS
Matthew Addy Cincinnati; George Chapman, Joseph
Villas, s. b. Elklns aud Walter = warren Of NcT'forxi
James q. Blaine, Eugene Hale and General James
IT. Brooks aud George W. W Dove. Of
ppesIicnt General samuel Thomas frat president
and general manager, W. d. Lee second vice presiaene
aud treasurer Oliver Ames third ycepresident. u.
R,ooEs assistant treasurer George Chapman The
CONCENTRATION companies include 10000 acycs u mineral
lands The capital stock Of the consolidation y