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BOEEE-On the 23th inst Mary Boke' widow % the a;
Fr.icrrs a. BJSre
NUilce of unrri4 hereafter.
BIRu~ALI--on fret day sunday The 27h Inst. samuel
Tirf .lll. DOB The ~jfh year oi h.- axe 5000.
Friends respectfully invited % attend tlr uLrta ar ms
r-rncr BOD Vest -.tI-sL. on infu LAY liue'4ay'
tIr Both iu.t, Al = O'Clock D. Do
DAVIS ION Monday MAY 90 Arthur Milford eldest 4
Eo a. % at tuc funtrA At ne
VI BE-. church. PAINTED y j.. "wednesday hay D. al -'J
GAaRErr-on saturday May q. william Garrett Do tao
Jfth year oi mis- age.
Nolc' obi funeral hereafter
LorN- EItI-uIdcny. in Brooklyn. " s., ou -lturaL
Ma - infant daughter of Alfred b ana Allie i.
Loun-b Ty aged moniu- AMI Us oi..
TI. funeral service. l-d rlt r'4.toure III hor
parents. NJ l. u-rAlucg-st BrooAyl on llrf4Ay' Ay
80. ats D. ul
LAw-AttAi. late residence so $50 ciermoataye Brook
lni frcs ore respectfully requested % attend
An.ra services from tl" lil-t tit- Al'-lf 'AA4cA
Ihr Rev ur cay ers, oa "Wednesday. at 1850 m.
Please ol.lt flowers
| MAh~uALL-At Woodbury.. Conn. on sunday --ri inst.
JuIa Perry widow o John finet Aai'AA aged % years
Funeral a. Woodbury. on Wednesday 3lst INST
MA~ON-At DanDury. Conn. -aUrtaT Nav D. Nary n,
wife oi charles b. ia on 30 tle j7th year I hrT az
Funeral residence wednesday. May 49, AZ d NJ.
PETERSON Friday. May PC, 1852, Noman Hayden
Youngest Of tlr ia.e Il. y Peters agna IS az.
FuufIa service, will ta>e place on wednesday liierns'
Ma 3D. al d cocA. ir" ine residence e h- ialLi VIZ
lam D. Gu.d. IT,. so 8 LcgrlnEe-ud Newark, " J.
III rmeut Mount Pleasant Cemetery 10 the convenience
I of lr
! Frena- viii kindly omit flowers.
WALIAtE-nn saturday 9th INST Emma F., only daugh-
! t-r nf Jane. aut Juliet Wallace.
Funeral No. "a -chernerhOrnst BrooNyn wednesday
| 3I.t .nst, at 3 p. m.
! Friends viii please omit flowers
| WRIGHT-At Geneva Switzerland MAY %, samuel V.
Wright OF this city.
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GENERAL GEORGE II. CROssuAN.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-(ieneral GeOrge II
Crossman died Lasf evening st5 o'clock at his resi-
dence IN West Delaney place, in this city.
General Crossman born Taunton, Mass. in 1893
ana entered the Military Academy IN 1919. Four years
Later he was graduated and attached to the 81 In
fanuy a. breyet second lieutenant. soon after he
transferred TO the 9th Infantry. and in 132s he became
first lieutenant He received the rank ~ captain In
1897, and year later he became assistant quarter
master. He relnquished his commission in the line in
lsl6bu served with distinction during MexicanWar
receiving commission brevct major for gilantry at
the Battle OF PalJ Alto He became a major in the Quar-
ternasters Department IN lS47 aud gradually rose In
rank untu he became an assistant
RAJ IN 1868, with the rank of colonel For faithful and
valuable services durns m" War ht received the rank
OF brryet mtjo general In 1863 In l-66 placed
on the retired list being then siXtywO years old.
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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
ELEVATED RAILWAY TAXATION.
AN ATTEMPT TO RECALL THE ELL FROM THE
GOVERNOR.

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSy.i
ALBANY MAY 29.-An attempt has been made
to-day in the Legislature 10 recall from the Governor the
bill reducing the taxes OF the New-York elevated raul
roads Senator Boyd moved a resolution to that ehect
in the Senate upon it, meeting this afternoon Ihere-
upon there followed notable division Of opinion in the
Tammany delegation Senator Grady, through whose
agency the b was passed in The Senate on the very daV
that Mayor Grace Controller Campbell an Mr. whitney,
the Corporation Counsel protested against Ats passage
naturally the chief opponent OF the resou''n
recalling the bill. He made the point OF orler
that the Assembly had refused pass a similar resolu
ton, and that such resolution falling In one D'aINn o
the Legislature could not be passed in the other He
then gave history Of the bill explaining how 1t had
originally come from the authorities Of NewYork how
he had introduced 10: how the authorities had then de-
nounced bill and how they ha neglected 70 come TO
Albany the which they declared were
I'm IT, He then argued that the bill Just compro
mise with the elevated railroads of past claims and iuture
taxes to be- due from them said that in his opinion
the city would not recover any OF the money which its
counsel al eged due In conclusion, lac said that he
should appear before the Governor when the Mayor
Controller and Corporation Counsel Old, and should
make an argument in its favor. The resolution was
passed by the following vote:
Icqs-AlIcn Baldwin, Boyd Dalv. Ellsworth, Holmes,
Jones, A. Lansing Mackn, II. \. Nelson, Pitts, Rod rs
Russell, Iitu--li
Nqys-Browning, Covert, Fitzgerald, Grady, Herman
Koch, II. &. Nelson, TreanOT-s
When the resolution was announced 70 the As
sembly AT its evening session, Mr.. Avord made
point OF order that the bill had orglna ell IN tae
Assembly nate had rgLt o. pas. me resolution;
Speaker Patterson ruled tna the point of orHr a. well
sken, aud the resolution tabled TINS Kills IT,
Later Mr.. Chaplin gave formal notice thtt loTuoIroN
he Won move suspension or the ru - 10 pass Ie7
luton recalling the bill There promises TO be hVey
contest over the resolution
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TOPICS IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
lnY rEIEGRApu 10 TILE TKInrNE.l

ALBANY. Nay 29.-(r. Craze moved at the
morning session oil the Assembly that the bill reducing
the fares on elevated railroads Of NewIork should
be- considered INN ediaely Committee OF the whole
The motion ado pei by vote OF % To d. the mega
tive votes being given by Messrs. Avrrd. Browne, Cat
lin. Cleary. Cooper, Derrick Griffin, j. Higgins, j. W.
Higgins Lindsay. NcD)n1ugl. Newman, STANLEY. T-he
and Van Buren,. Without d.oate the bin was rep'rtet
from th. Committee o. the Whole AMI was ordered 10
third reading
MI sp.a-ue'- bin abo'ishi1g the three bed /" and
arbtrary arrest" Of the Excise law, With the
Senate amendments. passed by tine Assembly The
bill now goes 10 the Governor and thus the most I'M
Iortant amendment TO tine Excise laws made IA many
years is passed rlrJu-h Democratic legislature d.
Republican Legislator
The Assembly Committee on EiucIton reported fay-
ora,ly the senate Dill providing pensions for -ncD
teachers in the public schools OF Neg-York as have
served twenty years lr. Ioob az enptrd 90 have tie
Nr"- a. 4, rA r "l',I 1,i.p III, b IN g. I-iI ne
Mr. Rou-eytl5 made sim lar attempt with tie piI re-
paal- ,le c I,r tie suLcuOI oil the Forty second
Ell. Ec-cryoll bat Nr At"rd ectei.
The Governor Sent 90 tf Senate tonight inc noTnIaa
tio ol Wi liam n.tle'aud .r7 var to De meDOr oil
t-c state Board ~ CA'r.,irs; referred. -.,.. .-.
Among tut oils pass Dy tAe senate Tonight We're
tne 'y2' w. "a ga Hr ' '- ~, ' p,r,y Yor,:
defining relations OF tuc DOCK Dtplr meat ~ New
PA { local Tor an 44lloI4 lni ti'
81 l-iul.n- off Nrg-Ya,k: auth Ring The exclusion
al O.. ram steamship companies r0u ta-.le Garden
The Pclal Lc I'D Oa, 20 make IL take effect
on May ], / So; yeas. - nDt, -, ). - -
e. nominations OF John simpson and llard Lii4r4
rs ulrhUr Masters and William J. ayrrtit -r loi1
WarCeI. NcN-lOrG To succeed themselves were COZ
hrAr, by otAd,c IN executive session ,A. evening
Among tue bills passed. In tar Assembly To-
day were tue lolDWlu-: For lhe better pfolccuon
OF uil>-c gels travelling ON clcFt,cu f.il"'l} .
10 prevent fraud IN tine manufacture o oeomdFsihr'
DIttrrine, -lc.tl1nc, ctc relation To- insurance
co I..Iuias WulcI nave changed uon mutual 10 JOINT
siOcA companies. ,
CHARLES H. HasSc the engineer, o. Newly oIk' cent
d a
request Nay- an Means Committee nc hds W ll-
ten cuiuuee say lA- tLdo tie piers maze 7ct'u
aud Inc lutc-!ty ceiling IL disturbed lie recon-
mend, that eminent euglL crs and arenlecs NC re-
qu st,d furnish plans Tor rcle = ng ne ueleCt.
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>.,>,o TO SENATOR HOARs FRIENDS
A AhN,ats -, T9e B0sfon Adccrttser thcP,' L.,
UORE HISTORY.
,ssrvprYNAN CoNGpQXG p III ECdRBFR To I5' BE
IA -, ~ iC0NKLING UNSIGNED N 'i'-'--'
~,

" ,ssrNRIYNAN C0NGnl92NN ~ IN ORDER TO BE
VR CONkLlNG hI'i"-''
RLELLs , ma Letter IN The Bglo ErPre ,ho+ +r,no
- ms Who went through tnat trA III
Iho>t 'l a. - lnoyy mat there was no me l'vl
oTat.,. Ilisl,tnre sel-acIlhclns ' yoTrs You
ASIDE al p ''-. m tge senators eiectto q" suCVv'
Gu r tnrhliug aui PAU ma" 20! - vnu their votes
Acs,is t.r. btt determined 10 -INv 49, o,,d nm the
Many uehp,l s, was Of that NUMBER anu on ,io
1lo ,, frfnrr the voti- conn on le.ireI tDa, no
inoinn- ali of Us saving that you - i, 49, only
me~-cuEi lo a' ti .iye you vote; anu u We Ul,A
H'u' ~ of your urgent req - nod mon nc
o. account VI V6cn haitd and dlsaP'" ,l.'U ny
GUS l 30 tbry should rec rr no The
me tnree DAYS 1t ~ MAY. having previously
sehhoii a I7mIs T. Pawn WITH tlei orrived AT
Clspaicn,g9 On That same day MI Ray az ,,n.
nor Cornell; O The universal statement mat even
AlOil!,, a. pawn said 90 everyone WIN W - r.,
ing ma NJ 49, Coukling ami Platt eNprcleu q io
talked thA VI . r.,I,.u. TO no member dd ne sia
ecc. non as a. ,or ere 10 DE reelected. or that l'!
that tue' oio no. "a t,. FOR reelection. so fuAy was
~ouI A' Ci tiat Coukug and Patt eNpec'eu - rbc
II u-dc. ~ ,I,. coin-uced on the morning o. .ro
IN If Nav meeting OF 9u th"'S ting was
A,-,iDa w. mel m tho rant Club room on lna -
a.; ~ The 17tu. and fun ana a IRE. us NV "a r-r!.c-
bad d ~ as matter Of COURSE. thai una Md
vi tey resigned for Cpto lh9' 'o "o Ircsa ure
tyom Mr. Conkia-, except t4e ,,,,ss dis
- DIV Louis /. Pawn anu ."' l.s-.. ,ou
laicH'e p" tDr v.i-tu ,uuy member SH3 ana 'u'C 81
fls- b., soud not Vo.c Tor 1i C'uHl' b., several
ldo '' ''"'' i., Mr. Ea a. and Nh Draper I'D Ie-
11arh, made uy t.eIn. AMI ~,i4i H'' 500" rr and as
pIy ,ou nlale IN 49,! oc-'"' 10. .i . matter which
NJ " .,,' .-r mus ~,ltc f1r hu.e Na-. ga
come .lou d-tllc,- 81" .. i' - . I....l,i.r. but
fiou a. l..s matter "'u l' .'.'' fr.-l,...; -.i.
IL. ,o l-uc. l.r I.lc-. ..a O1 7r-. .- ,., i.lI,,
N nel, 81 b. ly u4id VIOLA l. "t ''- ..'',. r d, DO
a. ALL Toyot, FOL lIr. D'NA.ll- A'' ..' .f Ili, S.
4 If .ollc ID 10 U.IO.. ury,-. ltt I'- - " I'D.
-. ,l self and az unl.Da. .l.Ii-' '.. .f,..,
SouL!n-'- rejection u 4c ..-..e- o 'i. o' f.sr
.fD nT h
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SAMUEL BIRDSALL.

Samuel Birlsall died at $3.50 p. m. on SIM
day bis home, 80 800 West rwenyniuth-t. lie was
born I V,-tchc-ter County ia I19s, AMI e his BOY
mood on farm WAen q young man be- came 90 this
city and gagged In tle whole ale ana retail grocery
trade. he continued n tis business until a5ou, twenty
years ago when De- tired 10 indie pendent circumstances.
lie owned the building where Doe had carried on his bu-
Ness. 100 No. 800 ~tIAL-i bis house 80 West Tween ~
ult.--t. aud u.Acr outiiI--. Mr.. Bid-dl Wa active
uut i:. 81 Wednesday. Nacu uc went Oul with no over
coat uc Was attacked with ultir-pur emo ia lu ,e-
qItnc-. A married dang Iicr. Mr.. Caroline Wand r
smith, ana several grandchildren survive him. He
member OF fH- ~orriy Fr-u s.. regular atten-
dtut 40 ihc Friends Mc-tlu--uOu-e. Ills funeral "ll
tal. place home To-day 40 b. and the burial
viii be- Ia the Friends Cemetery IN BcoukIJ Il.
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THE OLD P0sT OFrIcE SITE BILL.

WASHINGTON. MAY 29.-In the Senate to-day
Mr. Rollins call d up the bill author zing me sale
Of the oil Post ONCE site IN NcwYOrk, aud fixing
$500 900 as the minimum price. The bill passed VITA
amendments offered by Mr.. sherman extending TIE pc
rod WIT lin tine sale shall b. mace IA IN Sky 10
ninety days after the passage OF the ac and authorizing
ary the treasury, IN his discretion, 10 suD
diYde and sell the land NJ Plrce.s.
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THE MUSEUM 4RT 10 BE rRlE yo-D,v
PAASENGER, EOR ErROPE.

AlphOnsO Taft. United States Minister To Austria
hrs. TAFT and son. William H. Hunt, United state,
Minister 10 81. Petersburg, MIS- Hunt ana daughter
Theodore /. Hustled, Edward &. RICE, Max Ield M
J. q. Wells, the fast four Inem0er, OF the Pr duct
Exchange, will sail Tor Europe to-day, on t1o GuIol
steAIn-hIp Allsk4.
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SELF-GOVEENllLNr FOR CITIES.

ALBANY. May 29.-EX-AsSemblyman An
drew - amcudm- I'D Tie Constitution providing self
government tor cues was passr. b, TIE Assembly b.
Vol, OF 10 10 IT, 4hs au.cudu. ut provides tlat Only
general laws shall ICE passed lor cities, special ones,
anu therefore would cLlllr ces 10 govern themselves
yithou, interference from tlc H. -i-lrurr.
Mr. Ayord said that the Amendment would either cone
sign NcwYork To pcrii.ion o. "Cnr-titnikr and Re-
uubc Il it," lie lld therefore FOlc Tor H. hIr
i..c, opposed thr passage OF tn aucntic-t ia heIy
spec h. e. pccilly depicting tIr oirtr' oi government
MO- ...cu le clics w,Jl. ial h lci6 % ,A,n9eNes.
,Ir Livingston that one might d- u cA tf LIZ
peaus as cOuutrymen go max avs in.eihg uty for
Nev-York CITY In tn pres 40 co iuIuOn OF
affairs MI CIapia, w.O l4tr0iicl tie
amendment sad that tie Sc tlmcut OF Brooklyn was IN
favor Oh government Dy - own people.
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F4TIL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 29.-A fast freight
tram bound south this morning on the iron Mountain
Railroad of track Austin, Ark, twenty-five
miles north OF here. and nine ten ears were de-
tached One Bryant got AZ the station was In
stanty killed, and another man. whose name Is uI-
known. Wus fatally injured.
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GENERAL RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-The agreement
under which william Massey sold ais controlling inter
ear in The Philadelphia and Atlantic city marrow gauge
Railroad to the Camden and Atlantic Railroad company
was formally approved By the directors oiay Ia order
10 guard aglnst dl-ap ,roval by any OF the siockhod
,f- tho ngfrcurut clause ny Whch MI Ils'
uau individually, and others associated Win hln' De-
come the purchaser
AosrON M4y 40.-The annual report Of the Cohcofu
Railroad for the year ending March IL shows iAA the
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o. &
% %
l'- Indicated tssI Hud
Pa-uacy. Broadway.
rGfBCSE OFFICE. May 30. ! q. m.-Thc movement
in the barometer yc-ierlly was upward. Cloudy
weather Win l-h rain. fo.owe durn- the second
qulrer 10y clear weather The rainfall measured .o3 OF
AN inch. lhc temperature ranged between - and 3D.
average 6iii being oi lower than or the rnrres-
ponaing nav q year and go lower than on sunday.
Clear or Fam vrttAc" and ~l-nt changes 10 Temporal
tlre may b, leccd to-day 30 this city and vicinity.
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SALEM. Mass, May Or. l.. Newcomb,
the axidermis OF the Jeanette expedition, arrived
here this morning He received warm welcome at the
station from large gathering Of friends
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TWENTY PLE4sUGE SEEKERs ARRESTED.

A party of glass blowers, forty-tive IN num-
Der left Busnwick l. ON saturday FOR Rocka~ay On the
tugboat Cornela, picnc Ia the afternoon most OF
them were under the innu OF liquor and there were
uumuer OF ughts The took possession OF the
boat When il arrived at Flushing sunday morning,
tweaty parry a.rested Many VI the Hen Re-
ceIyed III uries Ia tue lights.
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- L. ,ETrLED BY ARBITRATlON.

CNCNNAu. May 2J.-Ihe shoe mauufac
...r- o. - cf.s 10 meeting to-day cons dcIrd plan
.or $50 ORGANIZATIONS TO- iuriud both mauuldct and
,r,fIoer ni,iuug -p cite provision for che settle
tu,rt 90 ul difficulties between pOycfs and Orklncu
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gross receipts were s1,25s,41o and the expenses
$7s7,2l
WISSlrEG. Man, May 20.-The Government Of Mani,
toba have passed their Railway bill through ts second
reading The bill, which IA still opposed by the Board
OF Trade, does contain the clause restraining roads
from running 10 the boundary line
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

HE NLMI-N L-hIll INIDI VI.
P-lce IN wrappers really nIAag. ave cent? per COY
ono con-. le rear % copies go Ten c1y AL "a
extra -. P0sJ4se "A 4ree % the s1J'e 'er
tuE IAiDtN4-
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You viii ind everyluyln The furniture carpet or bel
DIM inc Al rowqtruWait- 1913 % 49, clatItns- IlfY
80 az. Ihe longest credit those wishing q Juy Tat w1J
BrooAlyu sI0rr 40. - AZ Fd.tOI-gt
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WONLNIL cohNELL

There appeared recently ID THE TRIBUNE. copied
from paper published D., the students OF Columbia
Co.cse. statement that the admission of women
10 Cornell had diminished the number OF male
student, In that university. The paragraph in
question having fallen un ler the eve Of President
" hte bee has written as follows to a member the
Society for Promoting the Higher Education OF
WOMB:
President, ROOMS CORNELL Ts.y-RsrTY,}
IIUt. s.. y. y. MAJ 80 l~--.
'hAH MADAM: IS 20 abe newspaper stat mc ut
uet' tou iAcOse, ina tnc numier of students her'
mas beth largely decreased by the ad mission OF
fir omen lo the lecture rooms aud laboratories
. - S.MpiS very gross error careful eXamina-
,,,at va. l'C"fu SHOWS that no dimluuflOu IN tle
f -, ~ STUDENTS took place az the admission
Va 80: "'n'i nut thar u war cau.ed hc tine
~, "NN as Ul or standard of aulrf..i,t, 'taqr
ai'rI year ih al our DEPARTMENTS Will .,,. . II, ~
cV''i,i HuIlper o. applicants for ,d,nI.s'on
VINO LAC IoIih, IIJ Dern t.crly Received / -
very respectfully and truly your. i'-l ''i'
MIS- Il - L. Do''a' ANDREW d. WHITE
THE MUSEUM Of lRT 10 BE TRLE Tony
10 the EdttOr Of The Trfbuae
SIR: You will Obige me if YOU will nov,
lie goodness 10 inform tAe readers OF your valu.,
paper that to-mOrrow. being Decoration Dav the Metro
JOlitu Museum " Art viii Dc open free 10 The rrh
from 10 4. Ii. I'LL $50 D. IA. Irdy yours.
!. +. DI CF-NolA
Director OF the Metropolitan Museum vi Art
heH l0r1, May -, l-'Z.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
NnloDsls flr MegIs- Il DIM

WAsuNGToN, May3O a. m.-The barometer
Is highest in the OHIO Val ey aud lowest in Dakota Oc
casoaa rams have fallen ia the Atlantic coast -tates
nut at tA, report fair weather prevails The tempera
ure fallen in the Atlantic states risen in the
Northwest aud PIPER Lake rcsln. and in the other dis
tficts has remained nearly stationary The winds are
light and variable.
Indications for t04fdy
ForNewEncland, far weather winds mostly westerly,
stationary Or lower temperature. ilgu. pressure.
For Md he Atlantic SIte-. tar weather. n0rthcriy
winds fllg 90 sDutAerIy, stationary Or higher tenn
pyTiture and pressure.
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49, ,,arsabe "a II e. dsgraceiu.
fo-m declaration u" see WHY the Pennsylvana reyou
The couma {fornlidable as Cameron in'erPfe''
,.,pxrNG TO SENATOR HOAkS r "'hND''
From inc Boston Adoeri"sI ,hct o motives
In view St.rt,cs already "laYl0g pipe 10 dVt"ui
ena r S eca senator Hoar hem ie ewes open to see
The eiate The directive point Is %, V'"i-'
s sSa Of the s3 T 1e made in every
vance lo i.5,trcf II will De "a stu huht. , ~
& saf presume whether or not o ' Sf senator Hoar
Massac"uN. viii saw tha; II they desire u he' W. W
1Sr 10 make sending to , the thew have clear as
cerrh- Wa ~ MN no risk OF surprise anu he
sula ,cS' ~ satisfactory security WoI" ~ Wv
- il sufficient
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ALBANY, May 2J.-IAe Assembly Judiciary
Committee mc, t.-uI-lt To coAeI.cr t-cIr report
on the We-tDroJk case. Tine se,,.ou was q
secret one AID tle member, OF On. committee
were very ulcommII.atve -s TO tue result OF tleir
deliberations. Al the needing tie members expressed
them-e YES freely. and chairman PJu,urr was eu.-
powered To- .raw up relor TO pr .ed 90 the COM
nlttee tomorrow mOruIu-. 1nl- report viii, t is
believed. eu5Ody The views o. piiai.y II not a
majority Of The committee, and favor acqIittal OF;
Judge Wc-tbrook upon thc ground hat the violence taken
does not warrant tine present4 ION Of in y,acnnent
c.ag... Il .- expected tl ia re wall d. to minority
REPORTS. one JI witch viii dr.Il ui.c'c intent. WINE
t.e other Will ur-e tile a.Opuuu ui resolution 81
ctu.ul.. 10 almost iar universal 0inAlon
here that r.-, luilon or Impeachment
can et t4e sixty live vote necessary Tor IT. adOp ion;
blt tn the sl.U iol OF c.n-uIc winch, DO IS di-e,
SONNY Two aisoc4tr@ & ,onIltite' VIII Pee Nf q
, IT. l.igc 40 can. come nearer to a-op.n such
les1u.l,u would nav 10 receive ony uJoFy 'Ote Oh
lie Assembly.
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RI NFvCoNR IN SALEM MASS.

and brick outside; and there are so many Irishm'
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TRI3U.E GOAL OBSERVATIONS
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SPECIAL NOTES.
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NOS. : ANDs EAST 2OrH-sT,
Be- 10 announce that have r-0peued their wareroon
with Al entirely stock Fine Cabinet ant Upholstered
Furniture.
ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS FURNISHED