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THE FISCHER" FIASo formerly Suna- s
Clark ha. won IT. way over all rivals for fsrfV
ys0rs. over Jorfy-fce MOusGEd are now In us.'-
They seem never 10 wear ont. Tie Upr!ghr ar
-ellng rapidly and are perfect gems. RYLADA
LRE, Generil Agent. Tor Virginia End Nos'h'sro-
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You MUSICAL PEOPLE. TiuNE ABOUT IT.
strange, but Yet tre. that aip,ty per cent. of az
the strictly nrst-cias. pianos soid in Richmond
and Nirgiaul !n The last five yol~ have been Of
WILLIAM kNABE 4 co.'s msnnfactar. RAMOS
& NosEs, No. oIi Main street. Rg,nts.
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IsrorrASr INFORMATION W-hoso<r,r ~ Nor
Concera: Any one knowing how io appreciate
bargain should call At once AZ ''ic DosIos BAI,-
GAiS-lioCsR. li1l Main street, for HoaeefH-
nislin2 and variety Goods. New stocal Large
assortment fstNFNsE BAKCkISsl
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\ p3f'at-csgi costs only one cent, and I, may
.aye twcnty-asc or fifty dollar IN Your pnrchs4r
Of . PIANO or ORGAN by -.nding your name aad
address npon spo-talto
RANos & M0tgs, Music Hou>,
No. pa Main street, RichInond, Va.
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CHANGE or LOCATIos or RcHN0ND AND
AIIEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANYs VI
yIcrs.-Thc offices OF the Richmond ana
Allegheny Railroad Company have bceh
removed from Bank street and over the
First National Bank TO the company new
building on Cary street and the Basin bank
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
The Offices Of the engineers are on the
Carv-,treei side Of the building. and are
entered from Cary street. The superin-
tcndent. telegraphcr, general freight AGENT
and general manager OF the Alleghany
Coal and Iron Company are quartcred on
the second floor, the entrance being irohi
the Basin-bank side. The general man
agcr. ear accountant, and agent in charge OF
Inc company's real estate and building, are
ouartered on the top floor, the entrance
being on the Basin-bank side.
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DISTINGUISHED yIsToRs.-Lady Hardy,
wife Of the late Sir Thomas Hardy, Keeper
OF the Public Record Office, London, Eng
land. il in the city aud stopping at Fords
Hotel. Lady Hardy i lady Of extensive
culture. well known and flatteringiy recog-
nized. both here and in England. ~ an all-
thoress. One Of her latest works IL enti-
tied "Through Cities aud Prairie Lands;
sketches OF an American TOur" which
gives her impressions OF the CanadaS, our
prominent northern cities, the Mormon
country. aud the Pacific slope. II
/, anticipated that this work will he
supplemented by impressions OF the south.
Miss Hardy. who accompanies her mother,
has also gained enyiable reputation by hor
contributions 10 the department of hight
literature, having written number OF
novels. which have been republished III
this country. sir Thomas Hardy was IN
charge OF the office in the Rolls House IN
which Mr.. sainsbury, who furnished the
salisbury papers 10 the state LiDrhrE'
holds position.
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ROR IirIHTSGs are gctting scarce. ". D.
BLAIR x CO.. 100 ea.t Main street
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small residences, the need Of which has long
been felt
The Olympic Boat Clubs house on
Mayo's island has been put in perfect order
for the coming yachting season.
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E,nop,xrs ron TIE JANEs-RyER VAL
~ TIree families. in all fourteen per-
- son: cmioranfs from Pennsylvania, reach-
JI 81 ,l,s c,,y Yesterday, end have gone over
the Richmond and AlleghAny railroad to
Pcmbcrton, where they VIII permanently
locate,
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WANTED, TO SELL 4 NALii ABLE
w LITTLE FARM in tLe MiH-Cr-cS valley.
Good dwelling: GDn fruit: the beet mineral -wg'sr.
LocItad At BlDs Ridge, h,lf ni. from shensnso.,.
a'sy I9yI a. sacss,ie. Bo,ciour county, Va.
imh 2t-li
xxrAN'rED. 81 i YOUNG MAN
w Who don't Ike work. any position where D.
can ge' biz salary and hti,e q io .s. ~ b. ssn1
h''" '"'' JACK OF tLL TR ,DF-,'-
NH 24-fff ear. Carrier No o.
WANTED, At ONCE, AN EXPR-
W RIENCEp sIRsE FoH ~ INFANT.
None nDcd lppls without IccDHimenf. ilon..
mhe4-lf- no. 2O3 east Main siret
WANTED. 10 RENT STORE, WITH
w DWELLING. ,uiitbs fJr iry goods oT gr,,-
cery. Would not o'"c' - NH ~ i''S'
mh24-Ilf ear of Leiior-' a,rie' No. 10.
WANTED. 4 GOOD COOK. WASH
w ER AND IRo>EE. AIIAy' , .ts r,fer-
NH .9t- a23 est Frank;in stret.
WANTED. BOARDERs FOR FIRST
w CLASS Rooms, 6r,, aad s'cpasi gopr'. a
'''"''''' ''''' Mnt R0BERT C.. WHITE.
,nh ei-os lzo" Bro'i street.
WANTED, 4 FIRsT-CLAsS PRESS
Nv HAs WDp can fit - NNN Wtp an = tif-
!. he'd Publishing iu.inc-s. Acerei- icSk-bcN
A., Roanoke, W. mn @B-A
WANTED. THE BE-T ApvEkTis-
w tNG CANNA~-EK ~ EitNyp<D for
spsclsl work. Nddr-s- i.Dci-ltN AZ, Roaro -,
A.. mh 2s-xt
w ANTED, CONFEDERATE BoNDr,
w CONFEDERATE nihtl. is-us.i IA s1ls
ai.a. GDSFkDER lp~T A. f-rl ANl'> on
Original riisrlopc.. e. - tlliNNlpN.
/ r..lt yg-lfa tfN hltiu rect.
WANTED. EVERY BODY 10 CAfL
| w AND GET ~xIIE klciiAioSD PRO-
CREs..7s nal q iats rs,l,9L g.si oni, aud can te
>. THOMPSON Drown.
mh f2-.w iiiS Main llsvi.
WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
! w PgiME GERMAN A>D AMT RlcAS MIL
-EFf. CLOVER fiNDIilN. Ohs HARD. MD
'HEHn-.GH ~ SEffs WINTER AND rfR,Nt.
/ .Fl.D-OAfs. aAd ptfE PikINlAN go Mo
| TALlAl tRRo = 90.
rh j-esa III .eHii. fwsinli ssrcet.
w ASTED. A FIR>l-cLAss, EXPE-
~ RiENCsp SALESMAN 81 travel Ia Fasi-
I efu Virginia aud North tafeiiga fDl wheic>fis
| xr1s- ry.hnu.s ~ Norfolk. Va. 'dircS,. With ~
f.feaet. post.t,lllce Box 33t, NOfi0ls. Va.
iinh lg-codJtl
VxYANTED, TO FURNISH CATA-
w LnGUEs on siEET-Mt'sIc and PiASo'
AMI ORGANS 10 al persons thinkins o. pur
chasihg. No charge for Information on ea' llagua'
mhIs si4 Main street,
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THE sTKINwAY & CuiCKRRISG arc really the
only American pianos OF worId-sidc rpuiaiion.
They are better to-day than ever before. R1LAsp
& LIE. agents. 9l3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done at
the DIsPiTCn pKINTiNG-IfovsE- Good work.
low prices ami satisfaction guaranteed.
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yohr O,Kcefe. native Of Ireland, and
on t.iinr h nv trade. committed suicide at his
residence, on Ninth street nofth OF Leigh,
about ~ O'clock Yesterday aHernoon. =,
O'Keefe had been drinking, heavily, and
had told his wife, who wns In bed with 4
child born but three days ago, that he
meant 10 kin himself. He told The same
thing to priest who CAME to the house to
see Mrs. o'Keefc, and asked MN 10 write
his will. The reverend father told him that
he fO'Kcefe) was in no condition to write q
win or TO attend to any otber serious busi-
ness. and dismissed him With some sound
advice. Later in the day O'keefe went to
his wife and kissed her, then retired TO
the next room and shot himself dead.
When the Coroner visited the premises,
nm bour later. Il was with difficulty he could
find the wound. O'Keefe's lace and body
were entirely without dis6gurcment. A
close examination, however, showed that
O,Keefe had put the muzzle into his throat
and fred upward. The ball crushed the
skull lust below the crown but did not
break through. Death was OF course In
sfantaneous. and O'Keefe fell on all fours.
The deceased, then a widower, married
the widow OF Policeman Landers. Alto
gether there Is family OF seven children
left 10 the care OF Mrs. O'keeie, whose
condition il truly ptiable.
Coroner Taylor did not deem in worth
while to hold an inquest
O'Keeic was thirty-eight years Old.
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THE HtLLgT & DAVIS TIASo has been before
the public about thirty year,. Dr. Franz ssst.
Ae greateS iicfhg pi0afsf, recommends h ."
all musicians. RYLNHD & LTE, General Agents
ior Nirg ala and North Carolina.
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DEATH or 4 NOTED COLORED MAS.-Phii.
Thompson, one Of the bcsi-known colored
men OF the state, died yesterday at Bull
field. the home OF Major I. W. boswell;
aged about seventy-two years. Phil. was
born free in Culpeper county, Va, and was
apprenticed or bound 10 old Major boswell
in his youth. lie soon became the Majors
Jockey. and rode such wcl-known horses
rs Sally Hornet. Bayard. &c., in their day.
After he became too heavy for that SER
vice he became the trainer for the
Major. and brought 10 the post Tom Payne.
Orator. Passenger, and other celebrated
horses. When Major boswell the younger
became sheriff OF Richmond Phil. came
with him to the city rs a servant, and wa
known rs "thc deputy" all over the city.
Since the war he has been in charge Of the
mares and colts, and was the driver OF The
wagon used to convey the Majors family
and guests TO aud from the depot, and
many gentlemen who have been the re-
cipients OF the unostentatious and generous
hosuitaliiv OF Bullfied will hear Of Uncle
Phil's" death with sorrow.
He was the recipient in his last Illness OF
the Kind and aliectionate care OF MAJOR
Doswell's entire family, and was surround
ed by his children and grandchildren.
Thus has passed peacefully away man
who wa, true and faithful in all his works
and acts, and acted well his part in the
sphere in which he was placed. When old
| Nina died. several years since, he SAID,
o.The old mare is gone; old Phil. VIII be
/ the next And 20 il has proven.
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9ltElmond Dispatth.
FRfDAY...............MARCii "A. 1852.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcu-
LATioN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered al the Post-ofiice AZ Richmond. Va. as
seropd-cIass matter.i
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Tur BEIL-RINGEEs TONIGHT. hls
c,n,,a,r mnst not be confounded with
Svilli ,,n plrai3ary troupes Of "Bcll-Ringers,' - or
~ -" ~ pcp- ringers" which have been
- ., io.e wears. The Royal Hand Bell
:, 9incsr. - " - are uregminentiy the unriyaled
'.'.'e.,a,t. a','st ~ the science oi camranology.
T5ey l'S''Ir. haye = splendid collection Of one
ine3 I'll ~ o1d thirty one bells-thc finest
na"Ia =, ~ wo,,d. Upon this immense col-
,n.,;nn " ~, ,nned 10 nerfcct pitch. and vary
n,'iy' ;,.' ,n si1a from the great basso-profundo
~. t.,,'alyc I" 10 normds weight 20 the tiny treble
-, ~ Tow onnces. they play the most difficult
]" ',ao,;"os & srom operas, oraioTiOs, and SYM
'o". ,aLon;"n a. ,TelI a. tie lighter and popular
pn1n pimn,ndis, =, Inc day. They combine with
thi. glee singing duets 4't''e''es' ana al>1
humorous selections
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MoNrHosE WHIsKEy-ihe best ior family use.
". ID. BLAfH Co.,
liOg saet Main street.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcER-.-
AT a regular meeting Of Fidelity Division
No. I, Sons OF Temperance, the following
officers were elected Tor the ensuing qual @
" A.. II. Bruce Evans, II. 3; l.. Dick
cr.on. 4. Il. s.; ". Isaac johnson, F. :. (;
valentine Griffin. Treasurer; Bartlett
clarke. Chaplain; Robert Graham, C;i :.
! powders, \. c.; :. simms, /. s.; Rich
ard Griffin. O. :; Ida c. Byrd, 7. W; T.
Social-Greeting Division, No; -, OF Hen
rico county, has elected the following; H.
Y. Bates, W. r.; Ralnsop. EnTi, D.N r. sI ' F. F.
;WS;;iiniams' A. r. =: Il. \. Jordan. +. :. ;
fuey Leyell. Treasurer; Albert Winston,
rha5Iain. \. johnson, c.; L. james, y.
G.: Delaware Price. I. s.; Lunsiord Chat
man. mai o. =; F. Jordan, p, W; T: The
aboVe officers viii be installed At their next
meeting.
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RAMOS Mosrs-Estey Organs from 600 up
ward-.
RAMOS 6 MosKs-Superb P.sno- aud oryans;
polite attention.
RAMOS & MosEs = Complc,c stock " all Mui-
cal goods.
RAMOS & M0sFs-An Sheet Mu-ic half pricc.
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RAyos & MosEs-vlollu,, Accorl,ops, Bsnjos,
Gui.aEs. -Uings, &c.
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Yesterdays WORK.
Proposed Increase OF Ban,ille Railroad
stock-Jndiciary Bill-Frandulent Conn
mission- -Nferchants-Thc Comniissioncrs'
Bill In the House.

In the Senate yesterday the following bill
was introduced by Mr.. Edmonds aud re-
ferred to the Committee on Roads and In
ternal Navigation:
BE IL enacted by tie General assembly,
That the stockholders OF the Richmond
and Donyillc Railroad Company ut amy
general or special meeting may from time
TO time increase the capital stock OF said
company, and issue such stock upon such
terms and M such price q, may be deter
mined upon by the stockholders, and such
new stock shall be in all respects deemed
TO be and treated M capital stock invested
under the provisions OF the Sd section OF
the charter OF said company.
.. THIS act shall be In force from it, pas
sage.
THE NEW SITE OF THE CENTRAL. LUNATIc AsY-
LcM.
Mr.. Stevens introduced a resolution
(Which lies over one day. providing for the
appointment OF q superintendent to take
charge OF the cultivation OF the farm do
mated 10 the State ~ site FOR the Central
Lunatic Asylum; also. TO allow the said
Superintendent TO have cOnyic,s 10 work
the same.
AFTER ATTORNEYS AGAIS.
On motion OF Mr. Rawles, il was
Resolved, That the Committee for Courts
Of Justice be required to report 10 the
Senate al their earliest convenience an
amendment TO the Constitution providing
that no president. director, or paid attor-
ney OF any railroad corporation shall be
eligible TO election as . member OF the
General Assembly.
JUDICIARY BILL.
House bill rearranging the circuits and
diminishing number OF same wa, referred
TO the Committee for Courts OF Justice,
under the rules.
FRAUDULENT COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Senate bill II, 10 protect farmers against
loss by fraudulent or insolvent commission
notwithstanding stringent provisions
against fraud, &c.-came up on it, engross-
mcnt, and was advocated by Mr. Wing
field, OF Albemare. Motions made to hay
on the table and 10 postpone until April
lst were opposed by him and rejected.
On motion OF Mr.. Atkinson the bill was
laid on the table and made the special or
der for Monday.
The bill 10 make dishonest lawyers pay
up or be dsharred was passed.
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No famiiY -hogid be without LYDIA r. PINK
HAMS LIVER Pills. They cure Constipation,
Bniouu,-., and Tonldity Of the Liver. Twenty
nv cent? ~ box. Sold by al druggist.
au 2G-o0d
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WANTED, TO -ELL \ NALI ABLE
w LITTLE FARM ln tLe Mil!-t re Valley.
Good dwelling: fDo fruit; the be-, min.fnl-wa'er-
Located AZ BiDe Ridge, b.if NIL. from >hensnsoih
Valley rallroad. FOr full particulars acinrs W.
\ f,Gx a. rincs-fir. Bo'ri0urt county, Va.
lfgh 2t-li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-17
PUBLICATION or THE TENTH CENSUS.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Mr. Anthony, from
the Committee Printing, yesterday reported a bill
TO provide the publication of the reports Of the
Tenth Census.
The bill provides for printing 10000 copies Of the COM
pete 81 separate reports 10000 copies of the re-
port on population 900 copies of the report agr
culture 10000 copies of the repOre on manufac-
and hanc and approprates 9o3J45l Tor TINS
purpose The committee, i'll their report accompanying
the bi say concerning the general character and ex
tent OF the census Just completed:
The Tenth Census is doubtless the mOs extensive and
complete tHA ever en- tuken--nOTe comprehensive
in its scope, more minute in its details Its
reports constitute a wonderful exhibition or
the population the resources, the accumulated
wealth aud the varied Industries OF The country. IFS
preparation has been 1borons ana costly The results
OF The work be made available only by general Dis
Irritation among the pablo libraries ana 10 eonsder,'
bic extent among lndvduas IL mas however peeh CD
icced that some ~ the computations, interesting III
themselves. do not properly belong 10 the enumeraton
OF the census, ana tnal they SVEN e eefcs 1I reports
unwiedy proportions The committee while feeling
ths wuIk might nave Occh omIt.eu Wi1no''e Sir1l
advantage the value OF the series OF reports do not
feel authorized recommend that their pHbL alton De
Withheld The expense OF their preparation mas Oe1h
incurred and the, work executed nnder the
specialists. To refuse the comparatively small
cost Of printing reasonable number
aud tney add highly Interesting and valuable in
formation the subjects which they Never
head OF The Census Bureau. II has been decided that
while report or essay snail be omitted the aggregate
condensed rom $4,000 pages 10 10000, securing
very considerable reduction IN cost without loss OF IN
terest value.
Respecting the distribution OF this publication the
committee say:
Undoubtedly the best method of distribution of public
documents is their safe at low price; but this PROPOSE
ton although frequently urged by The committee ana
receiving the OF the senate has not found favor
with The other branch OF Congress. IL Is well
known, however that any person uesIrOus OF buying
public documents order them by forwarding the es-
tmated cOht AID per 10 cent addcd-Of the public
prihter in advance OF publications. but tins method Goes
NOT MI 81 the ~ n
OF the forthcoming documents Ill thcy are act
uAy printed. An additional number of all documents
general interest should be printed Tor sale without
having ordered, list them, with The prices
should be pubIsned at least week IN The COgres
81 nal Record
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NOT EMBARRASSED BY THE FIRE.

To me razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The kilograms which have been sent
out to tie press in to the burning OF OF the
buildings composing Dr. Jacksons Institution (Our
Home sanitariuin) have created very erroneous i'm
preston and which should b corrected The lnsti
tuition just successful operation as IL Was before
the fire The loss OF the bGding not emoarrass
uept which was felt for "a day. and while the new
structure II building temporary facilities lying ready at
hand Will he used the fac titles ample and the lnsi
tnon was never better equipped Than now Indeed, its
strength has been augmented b. The DTln-hg ia ol bfoe
uW ineu--ucphews OF Dr. 5acksOnt~O ~ wnoIn are ac
pisnod phy sicans and tue mira an aci'e man o
business. =, ,......,- -
10 the town that fgts should 10 stated III your pa
NOT adycI isonent OF the Institution" hlcn Is
mn ID OyerhoS VIM DnI for the purpose VI roaSsurihS
tic public whIcu u s evident from the letters received
has been mislod 10y the dispatch. no doubt Written III
good faith Very respectfully yours - .
WALTER +. PHILLIPS.
DanSoHc, n. Y, July 3, 1882.
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first ground thew would experiment upon would natur-

first ground they would experiment upon wouiu na'hI
ally be their doolciles The absence OF trap, iVr
example, would readily be noticed, and further nNes
CATION would follow, and see no reason why ~ n ny
course of time houses which not IN the oohuuon
these grow ing young people taught they ought 10
be, should not be left 20 tumble down untenahteu.
Referring once more to the mastery when landlord
holds over tenant will say that OF the hundrcds oI
letters rece we'd by association, scarcely any are
signed win the name the sender, bu with some such
signatures "a AN Unfortunate Ienaut, "Ohe o. Mau,,
Sufferers" zone OF the Dow rodden Poor "A Ncthh
"A sufferer" o. they may terminate VITA an appeal 10
us to withhold the fact that any complaint mas pel
made They write For II 1t was known, we wOld nc
put upon the street - or For Coos sake help uS poor
inen;' OF. "May Heaven reward the KIND thris' an
gentlemen who dong ~ for u.s. or, And you VIII
receive the blessings of mfny poor people" 49,,
ia conclusion desire to call attention 10 the uhlceung
attitude OF average landlord 10 tle npOYerlsheu
tenementhouse victim who is few days be nlnd III tne
rent This he better illustrated IMAM ny stahE
that recently wclry looking. w1itefaced mother li-
plored our to give the few dollars ec
sary to save her family from eviction from NE IN
wholosone shelter OF the ROOF owned by the chiirc,
corporation spoken OF, whose tenets Oh chaIly anu
brUtneTy love drawn ioward II 50 nucn OF huhi
Sympathy and of this worlds substance
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tho interested persons who before them The
Mechanics and Traders Society sent committee, OF
waioh ox-AssenDlyman A. j. Campbell was chair
man, and tho undersigned appointed by
the society Of Architectural Iron Manufacturers to
20 20 Albany and urge the assagc OF The bl and also
To Obtain certain specific amendments thereto. We
not only cour,rously heard but MI of cur amendments
granted lrse number OF members OF both branches
took friendly interest in forwarding the bill Ger
iai1y 10 man could 30 faithful aud earnest work
in its support than lid lIr. Van Ailcn.
Rival bills we're introduced in Tho Legislature, in
particular at request by Senator DAILY aud these led
TO discussion aud consumed time On the Friday pre-
ccding the dna adloarn arbitration committee
vas agreed to and selected by The Senator's aud repre-
scntatves Of the bills for the purpose OF combining no
good features of the different bills into one bill had
the honor Of serving on that committee We gave Sat
urdly 20 the service ana. n the OK was IN the dtGh
gave Sunday and the night with II, "OrAHg nnt he
cary h3uls Of Monday morning oar task was com.
piccd satisfactory to all arle but the revised
and corrected bill renched tho Assembly too late TO- he
put through read with amtLcneui RON tlne 10 tline
in the newspapers corruption and rascality ~ the
last legislature | speak from my own experience;
There Was 10 hing hs sort connected win the Bud
ing law IL was a measure for tno pubic welfare !0r
he better protection o. life and properly and vas recog
1ed IT, public act ard rot Tor the advantage or piOht
OF aay individual set Of indviduals No money was
paid promised 10 be paid IN its support nor was thefe
any occ,sOD -or it, The bill failed To become law for
other REASONS than the lfck oI money WIN "hich 10
Drbe members II would 'inQletfionaDy nave become
law had the LEGISLATURE remained II session Few days
longcrthau DIT No money sso, ret eu oI ~ .lJ
time limited "a being necessary, ana now statement
coming fron quarter 1t would hardly have been
looked FOR mat money ehongh vas noe asoi, w. IL
bany To secure the passage or the H. Il 20 maze ThOb
uniusiihable reflection on the meihDeiSD l lho st
laturc; ara such "a charge may nc % aii
prejudice against the bill, that VIII make the
task heavier In securing ilVortDe nearing Dcore Tue
The present Building law greatly needs amending 1t
is vonminous law, and atora ions dh;ct many inter-
Geu- York, July 10, 1SS2.