New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
NETTING OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Tho Chamber Of Commerce held its monthly
meeting yesterday. George W. Lane p Iacod to
membershjp Charles :. Smith reported that un ~.
the provisions OF the Railroad ConnissiVn J,, arG
Executive Committee # the thamper naa as
InnuSiv agreed 10 recommend u tne No'ciiSO -
the representative Of The commercial pnuIes VI -
State. A. b. Hepburn He added that !. VIZ, rectfv
lust 10 state that MIR. Hepburn had nelth,I t,s
nor indirectly sought the place. nc comm -
were tueucef in The selection by hls EN- -
ness for the position. Colonel T. A. Con
that lie had rad the act oil the ,Ia 'bodies
and bad concluded that one oi tnO ~ To
which had met in conference nan no l,S
80 So The bill read that the executive nH Trsde
of the Chamber of Commerce. the bosIu ,V2tnnroIv
90 tio,, ,,,1 Tho at!Onal Anti Monopuy
League Of NewYOTk should select Ine IN
lie claimed that there was no ~, Il % i US an
-; ~ 6--pnI,, eqcTe Of Ncw-York. He thought
that the LEGISLATURE had puTp sed max ~ Ntiona1
ter body responsible. By what rRhl inV 49, affairs
Autobiography Leagne bad lnterIeItq ~ -, ~ -
Of Ner-Yorf ii would puzzle Pniauelpilla =" !"
Yer TO mud out" II surprised him that the Na'iohh
b0dv should presume TO act III me nat'cl' H.
MIR Sniih reported back the TesoiuI ons oI nc
Voard of Aldermen, suggesting sultanie comm III
Grafton Of the evacuGtiOn o. TINS cay p5 tio ID.
ISL troops the final act OF tue seven years slIG
Gle for American independence on NoFenip'[ -
1853. CClJnC ConElne, sprlnGlng 10 MS lect
said ," his is mistake; historical error II
was not the tiual act OF the struggle. lie c'Ie-
brsted order OF tn day, issued by General Wash
ngtOn, dated al Ne"burg April IS, 80 oIufI-
ing cessation Of host!lties, completed tlle elsnt
s. A. Low, William t. Dodge, samuel d. BABE 'ck'
s. t. Cnittenden James II. Brown. SCION Hum
pAIeys William II. FOgr, J. Austin Stevens, cyrus
". Held, Ch&res :. smith, +. l.. 1acoti aud a.
Oracle King appointed to confer ana Geo yaI1I7
with the municipal aat critics in the prop SCI ccie
bratiOn. j. .. T. SrfanahSn, Cluton 3. FISK, OnNer
Hoyt and r. +. hu Der appointed a de eg5'es
90 ne annual meeting OF the National boaid
Trad nj " ashingtOn on January Is. -,
Thomas p Ball wanted a report rom the = 10.
Commissioners upon resolution regarding stun
pilot boats, and a reduction OF plI"ls
md fees Pilot Commissioner AmDTose
snow reported that the Commissioners hdu
given the /, solu 10 careful and serious cOAsdeia-
ton They had concluded that thr only chance
in the ext ing plctage system, which was HeSr'l
bic was a REASONABLE .,ducrioH IL Ia" estahll.Aeu
rates OF pllOtage IN cftr, TO adopt th' ZIP oII |
was made. but the opposition was too great. II
was final Y referred To committee to report upon
al he next meeting. ..1
Mr. Snow wanted better port ward MS appoh'el'
A few day. ago a m11 came 70 h IN Tor f,c'm-
mcnda ion for the place. When asked MS qu4nhca-
ton, ne said he had been b.lc "a, ef. Odt VS.
now So old tnat h. wanted something easy 20 90
Thomas =. Ball, chairman Ol The l0uml &c o. n
Naut cal ScloO mad report o! the tSA u - ,iuI.
examination on board o. the ship st: Mary IAeIe
we're fYry-iive IRA .ua es, and hlne ptl1c'
awar led l0r Efficiency. The graduates were now
ready Tor active duty IL the merchant selN &C.
Couuc had secuted places III SHIPS bound on long
voyages,