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TIE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-ColOnel Theodore Il.
s. Laidley. Ordnance Department. having served
officer of the Army forty years. has. at his
quest by direction OF the President been retired from
aciye service December L. 1882, under tho prOvl
sions fthe Act approved June 80 1882. and will pro
coed 10 his home
TLe SUPERINTENDENT OF the Mounted Recruiting Ser
will causel00 recruits to be prepared anu forwarded
under proper charge 10 tho Department Of Arizona
assignment follows To the 6Cn Cavalry 80, to Fort
Lowell Arizona Territory; to tne 30 Cavalry 1O-27 to
WlcOA, ~ Benson, 10 HOibTOOk TO Bowie Station
10 the termihus the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road. Arizona Territory.
Ine Navy Department is informed that the United
States ship owatara arrived at Hampton Roads at III
O'Clock last nlgnt from CHINA.
Commander Nico Ludlow has been ordered 10 duty at
the Midyar steel works at Ncetown, Pnadel yha Com
man .cr william {. WISE TO command tne POrlsnOItn.
Commander William r. HOh has been detached from
command Of the Portsmouth ana placed on waiung
orders. Lieutenant Commander NJ. b. BllOr1 auI
Lieutenant Joan D. AODOtt from tho Pensacola, Wneu
Rear Admiral Baich - relieved and ordered return
home and await orders. Lieutenant Sidney H. May
from Inc Navy Yard, League Island PENN and ordered
to the Commission sIeamer Albatross Master A C.
Baker and Midshplnan x. ii. Miner from special work
on the Fish Commission and ordered 10 the AlbatrOss
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BUSINESS EMBARRASSMfNTS.

Theodore Weston, of No. 100 Broadway,
made an assignment yesterday 10 Henry j. Dawson with
mt preference Mr. Weston has been heavy operator In
real estate for q number of years. lie formerly
superntendng ana Civil Engineer or the Equitable Life
Assurance Society," but resigned about year ago, as
his own business increasing and required his whole
attention. lie reported 10 have large interest In
property opposite the Grand Central Railroad Depot
which was valued at 100000. His recent building
operaons comprised four houses In Forty seyentlsL,
near Fiftlaye., and fOur houses NJ MadisOnave and
sxty-fourthst tne lots FOR the Inter costing Sl2OOOO
and being mOrgaged for that amount His residence IN
Forty -seyonth-sL, near Fifthaye, was valued at
$4,000 - ~, ,r.--
l. matter or the assignment OF Jacob van WAGNER
10 H. n ThurDur thu following schedule was ed yester
day Liabilities. S753377 so nominal assets, Si3o,OlO
acfna assets, $l0j7l5. OF the liabilities the sum OF
s6fs 377 so ases notes Endorsed Mr. Van wagner
Tor lne benens Of AlOnzo FOletL
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BUYING LAND IN THE CITY or WEAICO.

A company is about to be organized to buy
and improve tract OF land In the City OF Mexico, lying
on both sides of the do Ia Re'oma which extends
virtually from the centre OF the city to the castle Of
Chapuepee The comprises more than 5000 ordl-
nary city The price to be paid for II is 100000,
part of which paid recently In tho CITY OF Mexico
and the remainder be paid in this city about the
middle of ths month on tho arrival OF Senor Salvado
Nalo the former owner Of the land The persons who
are interested In the purchase are stephen d. Hatch,
Samuel Keeper, OF the Grand Central Hotel; Henry
Cumlnins president OF tho Postal Telegraph Com
pany; Austin Corpin, Thomas b. Lewis and others IL
is tie purpose OF the owners 70 improve the proper
~ nv ,uldng houses ranging from $1,000 10 $&OOOO
IN value along tle PaseO aud also large American
MOTEL The banks or the CITY Of Mexico Will take mort
cages on the houses at per cent ana by agreement
the President OF the Re public tue property ana all
improvements made ON 1t Will be exempt from taxation
for
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manned by sailors IL would be made up IN i tg0
part of the refuse of cities. The present outl.o
ara men we'll known In their localities, are oivon
well of and are men whose local reputatons aio
such that they cannot afford to finch from uanSoi
II they would Tnese men 1t is SAID, could no. U1
induced to enlist in he Navy and could not 10 '"'
jected to naval discipline. ,,.r,
Interesting facts are presented against any T,os
inc of the Marine Hospital service III tnc ~" 10
Hospitals The latter receive seanen rn ,oI Wosni
Navy and the Marine Corps The Marine .IUn an
falls receive Anne rican sailors includlng senmo at
boatmsn and all officers and men before tno n,a,
of the merchant maiine; AL the revenue ma .I
coast survey and all IRON foreign Vessels S
sent there with permit from their cons11 no the
number of enlisted in the Navy Is ':VUpoo; sao
number of merchant sailors Is 10000. Inc nlsu
ioal corps OF the Navy is nevertheless TWO auu q
half times as large as that OF the otner ssInoo
The nnmb,r of men actually treated III tne Ma,i 'o
Hospitals ass year was $4,000 Besiues, IA; .ut'
about p 100 pilots were examined Tor color pl, ,
ness The monthly tax Oh the sailors Oh 4V tne
per month of actual employment mas supporter t "a
service without appropriations since 10 uonsa
understood that most Of the mem beers OF tno five
Appropriations Committee are oppVseu tVootad
transfer fol the general reason which mas n, NJ
several previous attempts 10 transfer o 90, CIV il
these bureaus that their functions are pu.iD war
and have no proper connection WIN 'no
branch II The Government
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THE ANrI-AssEssMENr RESOLUTION.


WASUINGTON Dec. 5.-Io-day Senator Beck Of
fered his resolution referred to in Washington ais
patches of last night to TIE TRIBUNE, directing
the Judiciary Committee to investigate certain
ALLEGED violations of the law by members OF the
Huboell Committee. and also the extent to which
Senator Malone has collected money from Federal
ollice-holders. Ii attracted no particular attention.
but is likely to be the text for political discussion
Tomorrow. Probably if Senator Beck thinks he
will make party capital out of it he will be dlsap-
pointed Not many Senators. except perhaps The
memners of the CONGRESSIONAL Committee. will be
fonnd TO defend its action, but "a great many Will
donb As be able to recall She records OF Democratic
Senators and o her high Democratic iunctionaTles
in the DAYS when they had the power 10 Collect
assessments from Oihce-hOders
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WORK BEFORE THE SENATE.
fnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


ueu,xc,o> Dec r." We have made our hrst
mistake said leading Representative Senator To-
DIV aWe oupht 10 have considered the PROPOSE
tiou for opening the sessions at ii ocioch III
caucus last night, and to have supported IL do
q marty proposli ion or not have proposed H.
The resolution referred to. Uhich was offered Nv
Senator Hoar yesterday, fixed upon the nun VI
IL meridian for the meeting OF the oena''
hrt unop tbr sup Qeston of Senator Edmunds eleven
O'clock was substituted. Eleven Republican Sena-
for. voted for an amendment again Substituting
~ for IL O'Clock, and IL was passed 10 'na.
form. Probably tue proposition Will De reVNou
three or four weeks hence with better prospec'
of Its passage.
There are now more than thousahu mohS"ioa
unon IN. Senate calen dar which have been acted
upon by committees, and the necessity ior noio
committee work which was urged to-day Is not
apparent except in respect to the Appropriation anu
Finance Committees. 1t 10 argued on the other
hand however and with Justice that the House Will
not be able to take up and pass this mass OF legS'
Iation If sent TO them and therefore extraordinary
b.s1e ot tins early day in respect To miscellaneous
matters is uncalled tor. Some Of the more lmpor'
tant measures are provided for special orders having
been made for them.
The BANKRUPTCY bill comes up on Thursday. ana
the educational bills to be considered on Jaiiu-
aryg Housu bill No lao providing for an ~
crease OF pensions Tor soldiers VINO lost leg or an
arm Is being pushed by the most persls ent loDDy-
ING and II Is ex peeted tnat 1t Will be forced 10 &C
ton before the end of the session. 1t Is
that II will prove the entering wedge Ioi uisas
irons breacn Ii thp public Treasury. as turnsIhhS
a pre3edent upou which all pensioners VIII pase
their claims Tor increase. Senator PIatt, Chairman
oil the Pensions committee, introduced resou'Vn
to-dav calling upon the Commissioner OF TENSIONS
for detailed information in regard TO ITS pIobaDie
cost direct and Indirect. aud the PENSIONS Committee
sem Determined that 1t shall never pass nm III full
inflammation is laid before the Senate 80 that Sena-
tors may know their full responsibility.
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THE NATIONAL DAIRY FAIR.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 5.-The National
Dairy Fair was formally opened to-day with large dis.
play of exhibits. Ex-Governor William Il. Smith. OF
Wisconsin; the Mayor OF milwaukee,. and john h.
Goodich ON behalf OF the Merchants Association, do
bvered addresses Of welcome which responded to
by Austin Beknap Of Boston, presidentof the Butter
Cheese and Leg Association; W. ID. Howard, Fort Az
kinson, OF the Northwestern Dairymens Association;
Hiram smith, OF the State Dairymens Association "
r. Dexter OF tue Chicago Produce ExchanSe, and l. "
Iurts OF syracuse, VI the American Dairymens AS
ISOLATION. ...,h
the delegations from each State TO the tenn
AM nal convention the Butter Egg and Cheese Asso
cation handed la lis of names 10 the COMMITTEE On
Organization for selection OF judges on exhDis Au0
convention will meet tomorrow morning.
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BAY STATE ELECTIONS.
THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN LICENSE AND NO LICENSE
POLITICS LITTLE CONSIDERED.


POLITICS LITTLE Considered.
BosroS, Dec 5.-Municipal elections were
held in a number of the commonwealth to-day
potes did not enter largely tue contests, the prnc
nal struggle having been license" or No license"
In Chelsea the entire Republican ticket was elected
and seventeen majority was given for license.
Ftchburg elects the citizens ticket with two minor
EXCEPTIONS and votes for license
uuy.r elects the citizens ticket and votes for license
Maiden elects the Republican ticket and votes for no
Taunton elects a Prohibitory city government and
votes heavily against license. . -
CIoucester elects II Republican Mayor and votes for
In lawrence the Democrats elected the Mayor and the
majority Of the CITY Council ..
rookton overturned aprOhbltOry government elected
ID .mocratic Mayor and majority Oh Republican Alder
men, and voted strongly Tor license
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. 5.-COlonel II. NJ Phillips
Repnbucan) is elected Mayor having 2,l4S votes to
OF license 2,l2s to l,044 There are five Republicans
and TWO Democrats on Board OF Aldermen, with
seat a tic between Republicans.
The election at dOyOke today resulted In the rcelec-
ton OF Mayor r. p. Crafts by plurality OF I'D There
were three tickets In the heldR p. Crafts, Citizens
candid ate; j. E. Delaney, Democratic, and Porter I'm
derwood Republican. NJ j. Grifin was elected CITY
Clerk aud c. ". KAnleC reelected CITY treasurer Inc
Board of Aldermen Is made up OF i've Democrats ana
Two Republicans and the Democrats have majority Ia
the lower Board. rne oontosf was one or the most
snted uyoke mas had for years the total YOte pOued
being 227S out OF u registration OF 21OO. Inc CITY
In N.vtot fnc CI.izens ticket elected without OPP
pogton AID large majority was gwen against license
Cambridge reeleoIs Mayor Fox, on the Peoples ucKet,
aSG elects Wilson 1.-THE Citizens candidate
for Mayor majority OF the Cluzens Ticket ana
Fsil iGyrr reflects Braley DEM FOR Mayor The Re-
puoucaus nave l majority IN tue Board OF Aldermen
anu majority IN tue NouhOi A"0AS 20 i"ts0 AAN""A
nv IN favor OF license,
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DAMAGE TO THE ERIE CANAL.

THY MALICIOUS WORK OF SOME UNKNOWN PERSONS.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 5.-Some vlIlsiDs
last night raised six paddles in the second lock OF mo
Erie Canal at Brighton, just of Eastaye and leu 'no
water into the time lock, OF which the paddles "eio
closed The water overlooked the banks. washing OUT
at q q. m to-day the towpath for frty feet and the
nrsm eight feet below the bottom. Flowing from 'ae
canal across East-ave, tho water carried away 'wo
small bridges aud destroyed the culvers on Dotn tne vi
recI and the AuDurn branches of the New-1Ork Non
Rallroad of which tracks were also washou a"sy
ven cara freight train passing st the so' rbs
ditched and trains were delayed for snort umo. iN'
Perpetrators Of the mischief have not been deteoeo
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THE BROOKLYN GENERAL COMMITTEE

Exceptional interest centred last evening III
the first meeting Of the newyeeced Republican Gen
eral Committee Of Kings County, owing TO tho sharp
struggle between the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Admins
raOn factions to the organization OF the BODY
The III delegates nearly evenly divided that
positive predictions to the result were use
tees On saturday caucus of 'the anti-Adminis-
alton olrOy s5sJ ed Edwil Packard, the president OF
the retiring committee its candidate for chairman
Before the meeting asG evening tne Administration FAC
ton met and decided TO support Tax Collector James
Tanuer. 80 ., 81,
AZ tine meeting of the committee In Music Hall there
waa large Attendance, out only delegates were ad-
mifted 10 OF the house Jhe meeting was called
to order by Mr. Packard. and the former secretaries.
Messrs GIuly aud Schlcuter, called the roll
whicn was accepted except where there were
contesting delegations. Mr.. Packard was next made
Temporary chairman. and tue motion or eX-Snerin
Albert Digget. tbs body decided to elect permanent
chairman Corporal James Tanner was nominated ny
f. NJ. EdgertOn 81 tue rwenty-hi Ward and formal
ballot ws taken. IL resulted III % votes for MT
Tanner and FOR Edwin Packard. There was no
choice, AZ 90 maze majority, but the
oelraf OF tue AntiAdninlstratlOn meu De
ng Gear, Sr Daggett moved that Mr. Tanners nOml-
nation be made unanimous before the result was
announced This carried. and the new chairman
was conducted chair. The other officers elected
were: YIc-presidenrs, David a. Baldwin, EOen Muief
George Mason and william AugeO; secretary, W. H. n
Cidmus; assistant secretary George. W. Blair; treas
urcr Charles small corresponding secretary sidney L.
Rowland; sergedut-at-arms samuel Marshall.
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they werc considering have committed forgery or
jury given fs,se certificates for which they MAJ ~
prosecuted under the laws Of Virginia. thsn they wer,
under tho ei cumstanoes named, offenders aga,n.t or
United States and punishable under the sections oor
These INSTRUCTIONS wore doubtless gwen by Jndc.
Hughes to Offset the charge Of Judge Chris~sso
to the Grand Jury OF the Hastings Court ~
which the alluded to the recent made nv IA
Federal antnorltes, and SAID that as far Offences
against the state laws are concerned, United at.,.s
courts are, In tue contemplation OF the law "A mne
Foreign courts those held in g. Petersh1re uoa
Vienna, with no jurisdiction whatever io easee. y,
Offences against the state lava "
AZ o'clock the Grand Jury OF the United States Oh,
cult Court returned. with true bill of indie, ,o.
against William IL TaIman, OF tho persons e6asra
with forgery etc. In connection with the suppementai
assessment lists.
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priation OF $4,000 10 erect monument at the grave
CT Thomas Jefferson at Monticello. Wa.
The Court OF Claims held short session to-day anu
adjourned till Monday next Most OF the cases on tine
docket have continued to the January and feDru
airy docket.
Postmaster General Howe Third Assistant fostaSo'
General Hazen and Colonel Parker Chief OF the fost
Office LEFT this city this afternoon for New
York and Hartford visit OF Inspection 10 the stamp
aud envelope agencies IN those Cities
1t In stated that the Lighthouse Board DO not reg"ru
the appropriation of 10000 for lighting Hell Gate New
York harbor with electricity, sufficient for the pur
pose The plan the BrusnSwan Company to consttuc
the tower and ali its works within the amount
the appropriation hut there Is question as 10 INC StS
bility OF the structure proposed b. this company
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ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

A United STATES DIsThCr JUDGE ASSERTS The
JURISDICTION OF HIS COURT IN VIRGINIA.
R1cnNoNp, Va, Dec. 5.-Judge Hughes, of
the UitoI states District Court, today gave special
instructions to the Grand Jury in the matter OF the
alleged election frauds which that body arc nyesn
eating Judge Hughes, IN referring 10 the recent cleo
ton ia Virginia. says tnat while the machinery where
with II was conducted mainly supplied By the laws
of Tho State il was none tho less Federal election ami
all offeaoes against fair and free expression OF tue
popular will punishable under the Federal laws;
and AT or quoting from Sections $500 and 5Sll OF the
Revised Statutes IN support OF this assertion. no in
struced the Jury that any 0 tho persons whose easea
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SWINDLED BYA WOMAN

CLEVELAND, Dec 5.--rhe wife of DIR. W. D
snrinrsteen. wel-gnown physician of this city mas
heen detected in various schemes by which she swindeu
number of the shrewdes money LENDERS In the cy enc
has disappeared She had been married to Dr. sPrius
seen only three weeks. The woman came 10 ad
last sprng, calhng herself Lizzie Bgley she raou
sote and dressed nagnlhoeutiy Her plan OF oPo.sv
was 10 secure boarding good house, sen1 70 ~
lecders ana pretend sue was the owner Oh 'o hsIIs
borrow from tnem from $50 10 500 and gave ,nssd
m rfgage on the furniture. In tnis manner sno oos
many names, tagged her sisters furniIIs h a,nt
,dssperate chances VI All kinds for money Inns sh' 'S
In. npaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
A BUSINESS MEMS CANDIDATE SUCCESSFUL
LRY 1ELEGRAPM TRIBuNK.I

WASHINGTON Dec 5.-Perhaps the appoint
mept of william Coakley TO the Bank Examlnersnp Of
Illinois and Wisconsin may have some Significance as
indicating policy OF the Administration IN respect TO
appointments Office. Mr. jenkins, who was promi-
nrnt candidate, was two aud half years ago a con
spcuous opponent of Senator Logan IN his third term
proceedings, and the Senator made II his business to
defeat Mr. jenkins in his candidacy for the Bank EN-
amlnershp. senator Logan at the SANE Tine presented
a Mr. Jones for the place and urged his appointment
upon the President Tne President ignored both the
sialwar and Half breed, and appointed the business
ems candidate.
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G0EERNOR WALLERS STATE

HARTFORD, Dec. 5.-It is announced unas
the following named gentlemen will constitute 'o,v,
walters stan: Adjutant-General Maior-"onoi 49,.
Couch OF Norwalk; Quarternaser-denera'' n,ss.r
McManus. Hartford; surgeon-Goneral Il Ia D' 49,
New.Hayen; Aidesdo-Camp. Norris ~ VSy aarden,
sam ord ami George ID. Post. Putnam INC of New.
sary-ueneral will probably be E NJ urs''
Haxnn- or IL. i HaIrls. OI onIsOuIy.
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VIEWING THE RETIRED STATESMAN.
fHY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The tact that Roscoe
Conklins would argument before the Supreme
Court to-day served TO ill every inch of the chamber
with people who desired TO and hear the great
The and stood there oranng their necks in
patient silence while Mr. Conking had the fool but left
Immediately after had finished his argument The
Senators argument was a most commonplace affair.
The subjcct-tne Of tho Cook County Bank la Chi
cLgoNas inspiring one, al not single charac-
teTise scntlatiOn Tell rom his lips ~ reward his
humble admirers.
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WITNESS FEES AND TERRITORIAL COURTS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. Attorney General
Brewster IN his ANIMAL report, makes tho following
recommendations:
II would that the most equitable provision that
coud be made would be a law providing that witnesses
ana Jurors in the states OF California, Oregon Nevada
Colorado all OF Territories, ne their actual
expenses IN gong while in attendance upon
and returning to the place OF residence IN Leu Of the
mileage ana per diem allowed by
Under existing laws three judges appointed in
each OF the Territories except DdK0tal, wnOm il
d sgnaed as "a Chief Justice. Mucn complaint is made
by lawyers and others having business before the
because OF tue fact that judge VINO presIdes the
District Court also In the supreme Court when his
decision is reviewed. The justice OF tnese complaints
apparent ana II suggested that additional judge DO
appointed IN all Of the Territories Circuit Judge
ia the States.
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When he had called the meeting 10 order
Brotaer Gardner and said Gehlen Il u wasn't
for de wheels a wagon the wagon woulnnl move
When de wheels Ii on den what a. ureasol solonniy
excialmed an old tnau. :" Kerrect!" whispered the
prsdenL softly RUBBING his hands together. We heL
dc wagon an' dc wheels. We will now pass do nat aro
for do grease"
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Npw.yORK CHARTER ELECTIONS.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, Dec. 5.-At the charter cleo
top oday Mayor White (RepJ was reelected by
400 majority Tue Republicans elected five Aldermen
am M AK and fvo of six Supervisors making the
Cannon Council stand Republicans 10, Democrats 2
me Democrats ecced 20 Town Recorder by spai
ma,r,y several arrests were made for the alleged pur
cAdsDg Of votes
HUDSON. Dec. 5.-Cyrus Macy, tho Democratic nom
inee for Mayor, was elected to-day by 500 majority
Tnere IA a Democratic gam IN tho Common Couneli
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words between MoNey and Dickson IN the jury nrar
Browp who insisted upon being heard aesrto roocb
posion Witness had told the jury OF tn7 ept but
P,oaa to him Uolmead made a sim9r statement, us
winess was not certain that IL was mace Nv n u
room Ocot was very cautious and never snu hs onin
I'm the Jury room The paper did DOT iDnuoupoo mo VIZ
ion PARTICLE Tor no did not believe a worn l" !"
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FAYORING A MORE LIBERAL PLEDGE.
Tho u,on,bnrs of the Kiln Assembly DlStWt

The members OF the Nth Assembly DlSCrHt
Renubeun AssOoi ltou held a meeting last evening at
their headquarters No 10Y West Thirty fourthst Jefer
son Clark presided resolution IN favor Of modifying
the pledge required members OF district ASSOCIATIONS
,vus passed Iweniy-fOI members were elected.
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ApeArH IN TaE COoPERATIVE STORE

Julia A. Marston, age thrty-fiye iolu ".
woman IN The Cooperative Dress Association ssrt
In West Twenty -thlrd-st, died suddenly M ara Lass
ois.aso while attending 10 her du les u
EVENING Her nome at No 200 West A"''''
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SENATOR BUTLER REELEoTED.

COLUMBUS, S. c.. Dec. 5.-Generai "a. "a.
Butler was reelected United states Senator pf 'A'
eral Assembly to-day.