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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The resignation of
Second Lieutenant Adde'S W. Henry, 81 Infantry, has
been accepted by President, take effect November
20, 1882
BY direction Of the Secretary Of War the Board OF
Oeers convened in this city October 1882 been
dissolved
Leave of absence for ten days to take effect on or
about the 25 inst has been granted Major John p
Hawkins Commissary OF Subsistence.
Tie superintendent Of the Mounted Recruiting Ser
vice has been directed to sixty recruits to be pre-
pared and forwarded under proper charge to San An
tonic, Tex. for assignment 10 tHe SIN Cavalry.
The following transfers in the % Artillery have been
announced First-Lieutenant Henry A. Reed. from
WiIian p vose, from Light battery to Battery l.;
Second Edwin 81 J. areoe, from Battery
Ia Light Battery r, vice second Lieutenant william i.
Howard. from Light Battery to Battery q.
Leutenants Reed VOse and Grcble have been ordered
Captain James C. Post Corps OF Engineers, has been
ordered proceed TO NewiOrk CITY and relieve Lieu
tenant Colonel Quincy A Gilmore. Corps Of Engineers
temporarily oil the charge OF the works now under his
direction
upon retired list OF the Navy upon his own appca
ton, having served over forty years
Commander Albert : Barker reports 10 the Navy De-
partment that the Montauk arrived on Newt ase, Del
aware, on the morning OF NoVemOer y, having visited
Chester, Lewes, Delaware Breakwatsr aud Cape Nay.
He expected that would reach Leag1e Island Navy
Yard Pennsylvania, by the 26th OF November During
the the vessel was tested various ways for
speed handness, etc. and the target practice
with great guns aud small arms
Lieutenant U. ordered TO duty at the
Naval Academy on the 3Oh inst. Assistant Surgeon /.
C. Craig 10 the irOn-cad steamer Nantucket Leuten-
ant George A. Norris has detached the nauti
cal schooship II Marys on the 3Oth inst and ordered
the Enterprise. Lieutenant Joan e. wilson from the
Tennessee and placed on whiting orders Lieutenant
John kich tho Enterprise lst OF December
ordered duty In connection with the ads at
city Point Va. Lieutenant William H. Turner from the
VanGaid 3OJh inst. and placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant JOnn T. sullivan from special duIy IN tLe
Bureau of Navigation and ordered DUTY In the Coast
survey. Master Milton X. schwenk from the Alliance
and placed waiting orders Master Alfred Reynolds
Alliance. Midsnpman Charles Ii. nil from the Enter
prise and ordered 10 the Alliance Naval Cadet l.. A.
from the Alliance and ordered The Enterprise
Assistant surgeon John c. BAKER from the Nantuc ket
mud orie rt.n 20 he
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ana general conduct Of the retreat over a man
The witness said that he believed every % accord,rg
performed his dutv 10 the best OF his ab,lty
10 MIA lights and desired to mention especlay ,ba
man and Bartlett who were the two eans in narticu
WORK ON tbe Gne and on the search. ~
lar ar those daserying special commentator III Aa os
was one OF the most worthy In sdadutI devisnR and
sary routine duties he constantly ueNi'hhs 80
carrving ont sanitary measures that added 70 u ,ts
er.l health and welfare The good neao reatiy due 10
his professional abilities In me his n3a shin that
research" ne said, there hae 0nS oe ,In Jeannefte
has been free from scurvy. rms was tno %, an,her
This is the best encomum mat can PISS V,yaIuable
on the march his services WIZ To- a. we'll
During the illness of Chipp he was roauuascIt N hsr
a. eirtyecn Acrward nc volunteered 10 Work III TO-,
ness and requested that in addition 70 b bors Of
The working parties Wherever were ana wDalei'U
our nation Amber proved nmseliia sAu nnclnsion
The witness said II would be very difficult TO max et
further distinctions where each ana ever! H
TIE JudgeAdvocate then announced that ne wGus
cros-examne the witness in relao1 10 hrotaer Of
which hadi been submitted by DIT. Collins, % InoC
Jerome j. Collins, and put tho question t,sd in rela
anything further than you nave Already DE Long and
ton 10 the alleged trouble between O"I
J. J C0lHusl A.-NO sir 18Th Ntr Collins. A
ODD you have any difference VIII Win n MIR Collins
i never lad any personal altercatlOn WIN Iands took
except ia the line Of argument in Whien Ill ""N'
witness. then related some instances IN wicn
bins mad been said at Which Mr.. Collins tooh
on one occasion he told Mt C0ns thS no contain aud
his course unmanly in appealing 10 tne caP' With
from thai time the witness had no lntercU, ,rd
'Iir 90 90 srcb az their official relations requlftu
D,enbuSeT back TO your camp dead or alive. 49,
"a renern5er mo reason for giving such an oruer MI
Danenbower came AMI went under my instructions, %
do not remember ever TO have gwen sIcH az J,,Ii
Hinder tbe circumstances in which was placed su9nq
not nave hestated however. 10 give such an oruer
had believed IL TO he necessary. - - =
O-Havc you given all the;letters when you louu
on y J. Collins A-Everytlng save the crucilG was
delivered into the hands Of the secretary OF tAG
Waite on nv way up the Lena River, Mr.. Jackson Il
Netr York Herald CORES pOndent, showed me
from the secretary OF the Navy giving him authority 10
suect the papers OF j. J. Collins aud the recOIds Oh
Captain De Long I allowed him 10 do So Dnt 90 INC
best OF my knowledge and belief every thing was gwen
back 10 me by Jackson ana turned over 10 the ocIe
tary of tae Navy. The witness added IL shond DC &c
membered that NOT present hen t1e DOdes "9Ae
searched by Bartlett and NInoerman." 1000 49,
Tie court then at D. adjourned until 1O'3O a. H.
Tomorrow.
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STORES IN F1FTH-4TE. NEAR THE PARK.

The building Of a grocery store by Park * Ill
ford in FIfth-ave near Fifth-ninth-st, has caused
some comment as to whether that portion of Fifth
ave. facing the entrance to Central Park is to be
given up to stores or private residences. IL mas
been reported that there was some opposition among
persons living in the neighborhOOd 70 building
stores on such valuable property, and III mas even
been stated that meeting was to be held TO OBJECT
to the scheme IMBUNE reporter arso tns who Who
day visited number oil persons VIZ
are interested in or own property III
Fifth-ave. near the Park. They all de-
clare that they can see objection TO farK q
1lford's proposed new store. When L. h. LndlO"
was asked If stores in that neighborhood would ge.
precate property in FIith-ave., he replied -, NJ
ut all. / think the people living close Dy VIII nnu
Park IL THfords new store great c0nye'itlSffIbu
OF this firm expects that the people IN
ave- will patronlze its store, and therefore WVHI
do nothing 10 which Its patrons Would ooJeCt. :;
am told that the people pleased that the stoI
20 be built. | am Of the oplnlen tna'
all the property from Fiftyeghth-st 10 Si1Ie,ni
70 stores for the convenience OF people III
upper fifth-ave. v X. Stevenson IS c0nlsmpia.tiu
building portion of the hotel structure ar ! L'y-
nluth-s. and ! can see Do reason why the7o W. ~.
three blocks could not be used for business pun
poses without injury 10 property owners; I'll
Dr. Charles A. Leale, OF No. 749 t1th-aVe1 salu
that he frequently saw persons VINO i've III Wv
nelghborhood ana he never heard any OF tI Bt
press opposition to the proposed store OF @IA -
IIlford- lie did not object to 1t and he " as
10 think that one else dId.
Frederick W. stevens said that he had not heard
Of any opposition to the build ng OF the store He
did Mt zee how it could be prevented, II there 5
any objection 70 it. A far he was concerned ne
thought it would be an advantage. Thomas Il.
Kutter, the tea importer, lives near the entrance
to the Park He was out Of town when tue r.
porter caled. but his son said that his father had
not EXPIRE sed any feeling in regard to the
matter. The Young man thought that MS ialhei
was certa nlv not opposed TO TIE building of bust
ness houses in the u per part OF tlfth-ave. j. A;
stwick told the reporter hat he had not h ara
no objection TO the building of stores CT hotels IN
the ne GA ooriood of Central Park. He thou9ht
that such buildings certainly would be erected u
IN III II n IN. 1t
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A RETURN TO BE CORRECTED.

The argument was had yesterday in the
Supreme Court ChanDers before Justice Donohue, on
the motion made recently in behalf Of Henry L. sprague
for mandamus TO compel the return Of the vote FOR
member Of Assembly in the Fourteenth Election District
Of the XIIIth Assembly District TO the election inspec
tors and poll clerks OF that election district for correction
CORPORATION Andrews said for the man
daInus sought had been made out. The stature pro
that he return should be sent back II II clearly
appeared had been clerical error Ia lnls
case no clearly appeared He was satisfied thaV
Mr. Bliss, Mr.. spragues rival, had been duy electeu.
lie would therefore much OBJECT 10 AZ order directing
the County Canvassers % submit the returns 20
the inspectors OF election He thought u would
be improper to submit the return TO JAe poll clerks
Justice DUnOnue said that the inspectors or election
were the persons correct any return Whlcn shouiG
prove 20 be incorrect After that the poll clerks cOud
On the m nded return, II they hL he accord
iugy made an order directing tue return 10 be senJ 70
the inspectors OF election for correction, IN case u
rlnDd rlc nrrnnfInn.
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a VERDICT FoR An OPERA SINGER.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Nov. 22.-The case of
Flora h. Barry the opera singer against Harry b. Mahn
proprietOr OF the Italian Opera Company. NewYork
has lust beer decided Ia the Supreme Court here IN
yor Of the plaintiff The company collapsed here on May
g. when they gave "A performance Of OlIvette," and
when Miss Barry and Percy Cooper another vocalist
cured by attachments TIE handsome costumes OF the
COMPANY and Mains 5000 diamond PA because or
re ages In salaes Inc property has since been In the
hauds OF sheriff b. b OdeL Before coming here Dir
Conner his claim 10 Mss Barry aud size brought
suit for the amount due bOt When the called
Malln failed 10 put Ia appearance. Miss Barry
awarded iud gnent for ~ OS9 49, with extrn allow
ance OF per cert The costumes aud pin Will now be
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after living history Of Mr. Stewards connection with
the AFFAIRS of the town said he firmly believed ,na'
the account had not been settled IL was from neglect
The reporter made examination OF the books OF tne
town clerk night found that the records showed
that Mr.. stewart owed the town SO. The clerk sa,u
a think when the accounts all settlei
Il will turn other way-that the town owes III
Stewar 81 or S." =,
Mr.. Stewart who is about sixty years OF
age. was very much agitated over the m 49,
He said that he did not know what charge MI wilson
had made, but that when the time came he would ps
prepared to make statement which he believed Wouu
vindicate him and satisfy his friends. Yesterday ne
engaged in examining the records OF the Town Ce
collecting his vouchers and Strengthening matters w
generally. Many OF his friends ANXIOUS that ne
should prosecute Mr. Wilson for criminal lbe as tney
believe the attack unwarranted and made from
spite The matter will be Investigated by the IOwhsup
Committee at the next meeting on the first Monday VI
december
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %.

sryRVvE CouRr-CHAABFRs-Hcd by DOnohue. J. -Calsn.
dar called az II am-NOs @. 80 81 80 Al, AZ SO g. b.
81 - o. ll2 ll5, III liz. 49, 1874 l6U III 49, Io
SUPREME CouaT~sPrCrAL TERN-He!d by Larremoro, J.
Case - day endar
suPREsR coGaI-CIRcurr-PAEr Held by Lawrence J.
1850. 2lls. ZlS6. 2lDt, lllo 1888 III 49, =,
22ss 1851 2se 2lse 3ll7 223l 1884, S4ls o47s 34l7 p
4 nv Barrett Nos 500 1775 Is2ia l33s
lg iT6I sci 677 1872 S64l, ssi, l24l 1901 25to
2224 2Osl lS8 l7l2 l14l
PAM Titled By Van Worst Case on--No day cal
eudar. ,--..-.., I'll
Frerrck GrOtr Iua u Motion calendar called at II
n, contested will Of vi liam u. Fiickie az / 30 p ~
SUPERIOR COURr-sPECIAL TEEI-Hed by IruEI, j.
Calendar called at IL a MO IA. .,.- .---
0IRI-TkIAL IEKli-PARr III eld By ArnouI j
Nos COS 400 5s4 537 800 259. 4O4 A3S, $50. 49, 49,
40 5u7, 24j ~. -. -. A.
C0MHoS PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Hed by Beach, J.-No day
'HoILa6v PrEAs-TRIAL TER9-PART Held by O.. p
nav J-NOs l7l5 2234 2l27. 1920 225i, 1896, 2l2S,
1852 234g 1853, 223e. 1927 22lB.
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TnE COI-RT OLE APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 22.-In the Court OF Appeals
todav-prescnt. the Hon Charles Andrews, - j., ana
associates-thc following business was transacted:
No 327-The sheldon Hat Blocking Company, appellant
AIT tho Eick@meyer Hat blocking company and Others re-
sIondeuts-A Argument concluded 80.
No 300 Benjamin d. spring respondent ast AIred
Short ami another implicated etc, app ants Argued
The DAY calendar fOr Thursday. November ~ Is as FOL
lows: Nos 37s 49, 2s4 306 $40, 81, So and 9oI.
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4 NEK EXcHANGE BUHDNG.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-TO-day the formal
transfer of the new Chamber of Commerce was made by
the building committee to the president ana directors
of the Corn and Flour Exchange. Delegations were
oro,opt from New York Boston. Philadelphia, Pitts
nprg cincinnati. Chicagos Detroit Peoria ST. Louis,
Ts4o and Indianapolis The occasion was celebrated
tlia evening by a grand banquet.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The following bust
moss wa. transacted in the supreme Court of the United
States today;
No 7o7-Rober A. Phillips agt wlnsm<nrney and others
sed costs
8B-Htnry FINK United states Marshal' etc., AsI
Thomas o. el-Argued
80 he United states agt ". Stone and others and
No ps-J ~ stone others agt the United staes-Ar-
40 Lucy C. F. Cay and others agt. CahAnne Parpart
Argument begun.
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Conntrp 1lropertn for Sale aH0 to Get.


EOR SALE or TO Rem I for term of years.
Hou4e Cenfral-gve few minutes walk from Orange
depot fou steam FL nace hot and cold water,
ana all convcninces good carriage house and stable for
three horses garden OF land ali In perfect
order Address ROBINS 10 Cortand'sL
TOR SALE.-2l0,O00 acres of very desirable
Coal and Wood Timber Land on the waters Of the
Cumberland River Kentucky title perfect For maps and
ali information address KENTUCKY Tribune Office
E TO CLOSE TIL E ESTATE,
THE HOMESTEAD OF TIL Z LATH
c. W. SWIFT,
IN tlie HYDE Park minutes walk from the
Office sstng Of
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
With twO-stOry and attic FRAME DWELLING conE'nns
say. 10 rooms with gas and heatsd
by steam
Tuage-hOuso and ample OutOundings
and fruit OF all kinds II abundance
For particulars apply to WALTER CORLlEs agent 5
Garuen-sL. POughkeepsie.
TINO LET-SCap factory machinery competei
three stories (rck) viii suit any business where power
Is required. Address for particulars al DON"OODf'
POughEeepsie \. \
VALUABLE Long Island seaside land at
lawrence near Far RocRaway, directly fronting the
ocean This land condition build on at ouce aud
pres liz adapted private residences being entirely Tree
fom an nusances surrounded by private country seats
Pos 100 square and upwards viii be sold ct reasonable
p'0'' AP'' p F. KOBBE.
Room 81
C3 Broadway
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GO rDbom il mdp Concern.

ITO TIE CREDITORS of the Globe kq6-
Der company Pursuant 20 an order male ~ 1 sse
A. hereby given the creditors OF the Globe knbber company
mar NAV M claims 10 the hecei er and prove
the .stse under otherwise " his satisfaction 90 OF
s,r OF 1888. be excluded from
W hsnsat M such dividends be declared sAAU Ell
u RAIIY Receiver lls East StatO-st. Trenton, \. J.
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Rfal Gstale Uanteo.

NVANTED.-TO purchase or rent, IN Car
w Evansville for immediate possession: sna IrS n OF
and about hall acre OF BiDun
lie n perfect order Address with full particulars hO"
north west corner Duane ana Hudson sts
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Gorses duA CarriaQes

CARRIAGES stock of carriages
10 b, sold by January prior removal TO factory
at Newark n j. J. COLf Eli q Co. ooo btoaHNay.
ID -CARRlAGES.-In closing our Broadway
ID. store shall offer large inducements until January
''0' j. toLYER & co. 800 broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nov %. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
BvA H. Muller & SON.
5soEy brick house with lot T.. No "a I Tatsri
nsS7 q 81 rsS ro. sup o' slO25O
52io b 05rsS VITA S os No q Peek 4upws6o
Il Of Wserst plot 20 116l 2II4K29oASSS' is9so
. tsr'e marble front building With lot io6
chatLAm;st running tnFS oxsry 70 iot SsI5s2T
EOvsrZ S9' y. $4,000
story marble rG! t5Sa5 h os SSs 551 and
554 broadway, =, running through 70 NOs ~
s sne w IN oils liOtsOn
and Ii Brash- '''-'''-'----' -f7N''
ACCORDED REAL EsTArE TRANSFERS.
xEw-YoRK CITY,
64tn,st ss and 81 Vie NJ TO- o. soUOoc
eaS ~ "a -n Iii tte Of 4th ls0IOO5; Frank
whlishls speSr S ana vie 70 William Preston 5000
p1 42S ns Is it " Of AttOrneyst 251lOO;
a5yltO, also n " cor Of Rivtnston and Attorney;
At 7briOU. IA interest In each Emily sherwood
s7 a 70 An i5a IT tsa OF sdave 6sIioos
regular. ald- interest Isaacs and wife TO 10
iqs isaae' coll # Of 4Aave 2OIlOOi1i ,oo,o
o Si %GT 20 lot aIS s md %esTy half Of sy
Same properly luton eioouD.. $1,000
a1 ss es 56.oI. IT Of iS9ih st. u interest. ooo,
christie aud wre ct, 70 = QUINN II Groves At. lSi0
@i 10 3 c = hsrdng and wife to Christian seherd
ing i s-oa.,aio IL ! II
10Ttl a. n = go 10 W OF 2d-ave bOxss4I ~ az oos
I,aue J Il Jenness n ~ '''V""
2,thsL 200 q OF 2dase, 90 o. 21so-0i Il ao
C,oryOn aud another ~ q A CasseDecT "
l90d.st II s, 200 IL " OF 2dsavt, 5ioAA1LILhu,
regular: Caroline NJ h Gost 10 Doto'hoa = 900
62hsi 8 25l r. 20 OF 'i4se l45Oc
iO4th st, 80 hs 10 OIL 0d"'e' .... 1900
lois 2lb and Zlb in Parcel 20 Woodlawn helghlsl
gan ard GsnsVe'' over O1ush anu n.'O- 1900
6Oth ST. s. 80 OF stRsys yer $4,000
AveC "A v cor Bod st. 23XSs 80 DxIoAtO"AO'' On ooo
KursEeedt TO j Pfeifier- - "O'
sg cor r Of 5:dS' 7SHaS4, LAN'oD CoOoO
MeDoqsast NO ioii L sAndoiu 800
sprBgst 10 1886 PHO hussieS 70 'onn 1900
t,,.o mi bna
Pinest No 50 and 81. Hanuan flhh anu N"S ,
band Myer tlnn '-----'-''----''"
same pIopery Ne INN and ife To- niia Harris $4,000
1Oth aye cor Of o. I'm 2S75O
Iaoth..t 4 10 u W or th-aNs 0Oksb IL "unam ,
Jarv is and wife - simon 5terie
A1stst a 200 n W d sd-ave. ai.9xs5xr regular
Catherine Henry aud husband TO Coruenns Don- ,
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auction 6ales of Real estate.

DTCUARD Y. HARNETT, AuctiOneer,
Ia WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
AT 10 O'clock Al EXCHANGE -ALES ROOM
NO. III BROADWAY,
TUESDAY, NOV EMBER %,
pEprMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UPTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
sf and 47th southwest -uhcent plot With
seven three-stOry brick buildings with stores sze,
l2J feet on Gthaye by 100 on 41th ST
6thave 5G3 On st. three-tcry brick house with
store. size 2JX60GlOO.
o4th At 40 81 West hree sOry high stOOD brOWnstOne
house lot 20I9- 2
8Isst No. 10 West thIeestory highsoOp marble front
house. -. KlS =
THIS IS CHOICE IN Is lMENr PROPERTY
VALUABLE 6TH-AVF. PROPERTY.
h ava No gyO northeast 52dst egan tOurstOry
and basement brOrnstOne hat with two stores 3b.6N1A
am ave C. 81 near DRY and basement brown
stone fat. with stores 22N1s38
5tb st No East fOursrOry high stOOp brown
stone house elegantly finished. iu complete orderf
lot 2SXl 2
TERMS VERY LIBERAL.
Mans &c, at AuctiOneer's Once. IL Broadway.
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Choice offices secured by early application TO the
subscriber at his Office in said building IA 20 Broadway
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Ngw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nov. %. 1882.
GLOWING sales were held at the Ex-
Nar
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Citp iJropertp 90 EeG-

DVERTSEMENT FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OPP cES, No LIS 81 galway corner thirty
hrsst, 800 West Twenty-thri-st. corner Eshth-ave-
No. East FCurtecnt-s, Union-square 900 Third
ave- corner F0rty-seveuthst; ac tho HARLEM OFFICES
100 and 23OJ fhri-aye., corner Onehundred aud
twenty hh-st, up 20 p N. az ROC llAg ICE rates
ALL IIPROVEMEN Is, elegant new, single
~ third and fourth fats 24o Vest l23st reference To-
quired owner ON premises
PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
" houses vet erected West side Apply 70 JOHN q.
PRAGUE architect and owner on premises Nos 50, 81 49,
Al and 43 West 6lstst
nRUG STORE TO LET, in new building
IL northeast 9thaye and 6lstst Apply on premises
TO LET
IN THE WELLES BUILDING"
situated Broadway and Beaver ST. opposite Bowling Green
the best oalces In the city Of New.York for
BANKING, INSURANCE. BROKERS' or OTHER BUsI-
NESS.
This entirely and truly magnificent building IL about
completed ready occupancy built Of brick iron
and punk granite, and Is
THOROUGHLY FIRE-PRoOF.
It contains four passenger pure spring water
from an artesan well and all the
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
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VNO LET-A new and very attractive three
story righsoop dwelling. 30 3t3 Fast 5sth.st me
street restrictei rent desirable tenant j. CAR
PENTER 80 East l3d-st.. 81. c. A. Building.
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brOo5lpu )rou;rtl for ia: an 10 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, tour-story
brick dwelling the sita Ot Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton and Wall street Ferries. overlook
the bly AMI run JhrOIGI 20 fIrnilL, VITA Olr.
story store lot 2jKl5n nal anO l6 OlY
Of cash required Address p. LESTER Tribune once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-17
House..

WASHINGTON. January f6.-Mr. Robe
son, Immediately after the read
ing OF the Journal, called up, as q
privileged question, the report from the
Committee, on Rules submitted by him
Thursday last. increasing the membership
of the various committees.
A point of order was raised by Messrs.
Townshend and Burrows that the call of
States for bills could not be- nterferred
with.
The Speaker oyerruled the point OF order,
holding the privileged question tOOk pre-
ccdencc Of the call of States.
Mr.. Burrows raised 4 question OF COnSid-
Grafton, and the House decided not TO con-
slider the question Of privilege at tEepreS-
ent time.
Under the call OF States the following
bills,were introduced and referred. By Mr..
Wheeler, of Alabama, to prevent the intro
duction ofintectiouso or contagious diseases;
also, TO aid in the establishment and TEN
pOrary support OF common schools.
By Farwell. of Illinois-lo repeal the
law imposing tax on the deposit and cap
ital of banks; also, repeating the stamp tax
on bank checks and matches.
By Payson-To define the crime of biga-
my, and to provide for the trlal and pun
iShment OF the offenders hereunder.
By Hazetline-To regulate fractional pa
per currency. 1t directs the Secretary
within ninety days of the passage of this
act 10 procure suitable plates for the pro-
duction of paper currency which shall be u
legal tender in sums less than 81. This cur
rency shall be of the denominations OF ten
twenty-five and fifty cents, and go, 900 0o0 OF
each shall be issued and exchanged III sums
of $40 and mUltipleS thereof for coin or le-
gal tender notes or bonds OF the United
States. 1t further provides. that in no case
shall the currency be designated or termed
as notes or promises to pay.