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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

"Tho penalty for III" VIC AEON OF section ~ o
the act Of July -, 1882. rs fine OF ROT more than
81, 900. OF Imprisonment Tor NOT more thdh I'VE
e TO- ur Doth, upon oOnyIctlnn thereof ~ any CIR
en- o. DIS rlcU ,OIrt o, the United 'tatcs; ana the
p.ualty for thc y'OlatI0d of other laws rea ing o
ihr + oual BANK, where the peua Is is not sp ci-
fed - the forfeiture OF the rights, privileges an 4
franchise, o; an ASSOCIATION a. be determined and
adIud ed by proper Circuit District OF territorial
cnI,rt Of The Uni ed Ia O..
The AtIor ,cy-,Ienera in an 10 the quest rs
suomi. TED 10 him. has returned an opinion IN which
he says: ..-....a .....,Ao. .oo,;o, roo, Ga
ylsed 1t tutcs and srclon Is of the
act If in - 1SS2-prohlbIt the certlfc ition OF
Oh OK drawn upon "A National Dahk Whefe, Il tlr
tnn of GER icaton. the aver has not on dep Slt
wuh ,hr bank, ahd regularly entered to MS credit
on is books, au amour. OF money equal to the
Nc Uaricn ar form Is required for the cert,ca-
tom OrdInaiiy this Is dOno by simpy WIT
ng the word "good /" upon ne lace "f
tno cneck, adding thereto tho sghtturc
or Initials of tue Ger flying officer; bat any
I;ueua rs employed by shcn officer import NJ that
me neck is good and VIII be paid wodL seem TO DC
nae acce ,tance of a check other than Tor im-
medlate payment IA not ieI4Ily Gistingn shable
from Ils CeruhcatIOn ia t&ct ana c1cct the "Ords
are equ,vaicnts; they are FIR TN" sane 1 TOi a
oeu Purposes to pru4uce the Same tOCOldden
r.sults. Inc aim o. la statute Ia prJhl,Iting
the col. cdiOn of checas ~ Na;IOuai banks, wneIo
the amount thereof rs MOI on deposit 10 IA credit
tIe drawer, oovIousiy 10 provide guard ag INST
the RISKS and evils Attending such DlcGgpg of thcr
cr,uIC wl.h0ut d-qudte security. mo mischief
sought to 4yOl Ied L. the neuIrug OF hdunI les
b,- inrse banks Oh Cneck, drawn uppI chem with
o.J suIuCirnt Iudus; aud, lnasu1ucu as
inc lAbuitY Is tie saho wnother the
cu.ck be ..,arked accept a. or supply good
eth r al thee modes OF incuirInR would seem 20
u. sducienr % UT nc the case witnIn pro IibI-
non II, erred o.. E1cu may ptup-Tiy 10 Tc,ar4cd
~. r,u,I ulng Ccrli1cdtIoL according TO ihe
iurauI,g ana intent o. ne slaldt'. 10 COustIuo
otherwise wULId 90 - alI0" We" 10 ''cVate
an ,nroyisons~ IF the Law, and su, IA. too by ex-
r.,. term, IN pIOniuIted a TT pdLinnoi. la answer
Id me .rst ia .-stIOn. dtCOfinRiy reply, mat n
my oplulou "A National bank Caunot legally accept
cnec ks drawn upon a. WnUiG the drawer hts nut ga
aepost turrs tho amount sidlcd Ia the CHECK
10 do 80 render, bauA subject 70 certain pro-
,eedIngs The part %. tnc t"ntr"iler o. tlo Cur
rrncy under sectiun J,Z3i, Revised olaiuten and
Iue officer by Nbum jhp acceptance n Mddo D"
come, liaoe the penalties provided III tne act OF
jay -, 1882.
e" ue case presented in he second question ID
not Ia ny UDiniUn covered by tho PROVISIONS al
suction 100 Revised Ss.t. ulcS. 1uu Iostf!CIiJu
there ApplL Oniy 10 liabilities Tor money Dor
iOWou-" The acceptance oi "a choch "bofo the
dTaw er nas 40 luHds uepOSit would be n loan oi
the circuit OF the bank rather than loan OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
TIE "CITIzE ,S IICKRTp ELECTED

The annual election of the Young Mems
Democratic Club held last evening at the headquar
ters In West TWEEN yfuurtGst good deal Interest
fell In the result because tue tickets bore tao
names Of several members who took active part IN
the citizens at the municipal election
Inc count tlDts sowed tina ida on eaeh OF
tck05 elected, Dub the one headed by Edward
+. PARIS. ID wH.cI uad been designated tie Cat
Zens' liOIet," the main H. rlers vera
ties OF tile candidates for vice eslsut and on
several candi i.tes for ,he Executive Commit fe
GLOWING persons elected; President, edward L.
Parr 81 wee ptestien5s Frederick A. COuicr, Cdrts
topper c. Bald wiu Charles ID. IJgersoll and FRANCIS
Ste. son; secretary. Eugene Cru-er; corresponding
ere AIRY. GEORGE II. dcAdam; treasurer. Lucien
Oudin: Executive Committee, John III. v Ariold
I ieodUte Arnold Joan A. Beall Charles w. Dayton j.
Rock well Fay. 10 IN A. Foley. II. Duncan Harris, joan
JetoOmOn. Charles II Marshall james ". Ball G Mrles
H. Byrnc. John f. Mcin yro. denry +. DWELL J. Hamp
dan RODO, James H. cAimOre, ArclDIlL ". opeir.
Hamilton Il. TompkIns. william u. Wanting, John ID.
Crmuius.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
/ DlsAppONYED LoyhR SEEKS DEATH

Charles Beck, German tln-smIth. thirty
,,- ye,, bid tried % xiii nj nsrI vita fun OF char
anal In mia room at No 70 Alleu-st yes efday. heek
bs mad TWO wives. Tn, first one. who died some years
no, e Ia son whO IA now ton years Old ahd wn0 liYes
win hi. Grandmother IN Brooklyn AOOut year ago
ucx b4rleI MS second VIE and three cuhdren' VINO
liJ ui,hin three nOntns of each otnor. W 10 mat
,,.c tbe Germ N lived an Brooklyn. whore 1t Is said
H. vy,ei ~, stores AMI liqu'r SHOP On ie AN OF
nm. ,e md vi e lie sold and came TO ~ Aleu ST.
tina ,tv Is there rom IN the nrst Moor front
vim c,.rles iac .ter. friend anu devoted himself 10
mis- trade a sin siniih-
Acc,riitg 20 RIc ter, Beck aOout hYe years ago
t,r,oeI in,propor relations wrh yonns ltisn WON IN
y,o n,r, nj a a child wnioI L. no" tVilE. Recently
Rack f,rm,d AN attachment To- German woman
,y,n me- Il ,.rel to marry. Tao l1sI woman neAtu oil
,., ,,t,pttous AMI $40 az ms ituto. legal pro
. , q, - . .a,,st MIN offered t. com promise for
- nnD : a refused TIE money, wherrdpOn seek no
c,n.,,i,sn md mt ale gan dhhkts, 0do gay aStng
"a nv y. tty slasaos On.r. lie btAly iod kicdtT
t.l In, n. tn * % do TUdll bj ~ XII huitdl. ~
III 49, .hJ1. . a. BttN : ie--tr - tno llsA
,rnuIn ,,.iicl ne iltI lie thrn DO mt
nnp,,y OF charcoal, went to his room. closed
4. tgiudJWs ana dOIra carefully, lhrn sop
nng np tne key-uuio with paper put chtr
coal ia tue st,vr, after !. was 'ife onA inc
lupe on le tICn drii1nel the COuten.s o. bjtlo o.
smelling sAl,s and walled for deah. Ills iandl1y al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
ARECEPTI0N ~ JUDGE COKE

Frederick A. COnkling gave n reception
last eyouiAg al lis home, No. 81 West renth.
ST., in honor Of his nephew, Alfrei Coax ing
Coke. lately appointed Judge Of the UDitei
states Dis riot Court for tue Northern District OF
New York Ju ige COX's nome !, IN Uta aud ms To-
ccpuUn IN ,endcl partly 10 introduce han 10 tn0
Jndscs and 10 tns members OF the oar oil TINS ely
iions t0Oe pres, Attorney General Brrwster
william NJ. EYLrt5, Genera HANCOCK, Cen
rra Fro nOnt, Theodore ROOsoveit, Governor Cornell.
war JOnt, .IamhCOh Fisn, it, JHige ate,
Judge brown CuIrt lsute - AVIS, Judge Troy JddSe
Gilbert, ColtctOg Rp0erSJn, tue Rss Dr. CROSBY DdYt1
dudley Ficii, a j. S4n 4e p ,ci, GthsrH Dlnet l.
SHADES General Israel V0gi.s, in 20 shea, Pet;r
CUUpcr. JOad L. MN MA, .n5 Rev. DE- Prime,
iuu5 c. Aeon, Thomas l.. James AM RICAdrd Grant
Mliln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

money; ana # otherwise unobectionable " cou, y,
not properly be regarded rs within tho toru'' VI
the restriction advertcd 10. .o ~,
"'Tho thir. question presents gie same cnSo ~
connection with section 5.202. Royiscd o,as".os'
which declares that" no association snai AZ M,
time be indebted OF in nnv way iihbe 10 nu
umuunt exceeding the amount OF its rapta, s,o 49,,
actually paid In and romIlning unh'inlnlshss" ~,
Iossss or otherwise" except on account ot NC
mand- of the nature therein described Liaol',tgs
incurred by the acceptance oil chocks, 'iu nn.if
thereof having Mt the tine no iinhs on "rPu'',
With the bank do not appear TO fall within any a o.
ths exceptions enumerated; and assuming ,ucn -, ~
ran,oncs 70 IL. lavful am OF the opinion nat thc
limit imposed by scctIol 5,205 extends 10
thus incurred, sad that the accept ahco ~ o'' H.
Inv n bank without tho existence oil IhhdS w u.
posit Herewith to All mOuut oxceellng III 'o az
eregate the amount of ITS paid-ih caPi'"i "o"'N
be o violation Of thar section ,., :,
"Iinder this opinion of the Attorney -'oherhi -
will be the duty OF the Controller 10 D.ine N"o"
evdence as he can obtain by frequent exa'niiatIon
20 the attention uf tn, proper ohcrrs IN of"er t.i
such gloation may be Determined Dy lho coi, 49,, No.
and the penalties enforced as provided by 'ho
statute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
TIE SENATE COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-The Republican members
OF the Senate Id a caucus immediately after tho
adjournment of the Senate this afternoon ana de-
cided 10 coninue the committees as nj present CON
stitutcd The caucus committee wa Instructed 10
confer with the Democratic caucns for the purpose
Of filling the co1mittco vacancies caused by the
death of Senator Hill: also to decide uD0n a
permanent chairman or tn, Committee on rem
s "ode v,..nt nv the withdrawal Of Secretary
lie Ter rom ho On To.
Another caucus wi ! probably be called IN fe"
DAYS. or aasoun a. the + port OF tbs Iaiih COm-
ms u has boon prin @ for the purpose OF deciding
wuat he u ,rty actIo shat DO upon Tho ques non Ol
a revision of the tariff, e,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
A POLITICAL ASSESSMENT RESOLUTION.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 4.--SenatOr Beck has pre-
pared resolution which ho will probably oiier TO-
morrow rrciting the violations of law III regard 10
political assessments OF Government em'loYes Dl
the Con ressional Committee, AMI calling upon the
judiciary Com nittee to md 'take tho work OF ln
ves'iRaiion. with view to finding ont how muco
WAS raised, how It was expended, who usel H.
and what 5ena ors were members OF the Hubble u
Committee The re- ,olutIOn proposes TO arralgn inc
Senators who were member of the committee. and
Tn imnos. such pcualty as NAV be fOu ID suitabl
under the law. H. q 80 proposes the pas 'ag OF u
law dlsquaI fying men who take part IN snGh pro
ceedIng herea ter from holding Office under the soh-
eral Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
SERIOUS Charles AGAINST OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. At is possible that
coura,nart,a will DO Instituted 10 nqaire into tao con
duct OF two army OH ,ers. General ID. u. SWAIN ana
Cn,onrl H. C. Corin. Those oilers have been for thc
last three or four weeks actively goI "a the manage
,nent of the Fair of the Gard iii Monument Association
Wh,e occupied to-day at the Capitol II closi " no the
!, -,uess of The Fair. episode occurred In whch
,ic.srs Swain nul Corbln ard Mrs VI. 4. BuLcr.
lady well known IN Washington IA the founder ana
uropoter Of he WOnau's LlJOr EAcIAnge ana
Cooperative Store, tue principal figures Mrs
guleI went to az room IN which tho officers were a.
work and requested possession OF Nar'onS Small
left over the FAIR. whic1 sho SAID she Gac
been promseI on bohaf ~ tnc HOmlns Nilsson. either
"A eIt from the manaac of tIo FAIR or % bo disposed
oi on commission. Through b'no misIn ierstdnding,
not fully apparent, .h0 applca ion was OrhSquep
received and a scene ensIed which soon became the
theme of animated can nrnt throughout tLc Capitol
bull ling Mrs. Bu.er LIT the TO IN IA "A state oi
indnaiiop declaring thit she had bce, insulted nv
tnnt tn.y were brought to account Tor
furir conduct. pi0cct"ed Immediately 10 the
Navy Dcpt,m mt, &ctIt unirr tn inprc sion
ma they were naval Ollie ana was tHcre rrfrrcl TO
the War ,aruru 0Ac dId no. proceed 80 tio var Do
par,m nj. pat Uided 10 cnPl al "a 'rny ana % 80
,o-uu.IOW Iac ,uO>t Of her complain - alir
ne--rs SWAIN ii C1rO.n Is that thcy employed
language mor OF Insulting chhtdctrr, unDtrOnlng
uiiCaT- and gcnJ.cncu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
RUNAWAY H04S. ~ OIxTH-IFESCE'

team Of horses ATTACHED To cosch 'l" .nnd Nv
livery s.ubl - of D.mi / Mace vac IL. nh, ST.
va, rrdaM he nurses .mged. hfo4e ava, I've, I've.
he coach dag i"g .he dr'er Ta 70 t iS e.. no
iuenl M On n liz aYrnt an u ~ ~
t n, nn' IN A-rC corprr oi We, W"shi hs'""-p.s,
When he. slrack ins i'lnp-pis. 40 Us ;.
wero Stopped long en- "a to o~Ik1 ~ o;nn ghlab
no r SH,IH "a, md ever y III red " dro Mo 20,
s. soa d. % No. I27 - o. Wlshn on-gt, ia"
"gsmt ~ No. 3li Go nwicSt S - b ~ sSttcas
no 40, wher asst ign 10 Was "a u ~ ,c.,p wouD
a,y.r IN. no driver IucolVod a spsi' '~~'f
Tue horses were unlulurvd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
ARr RhChPnON ~ gROOKLYM.

The Brooklyn Arc Association gave IFS forty
nfh reception art gallery asr oscIils Tie at
gan r. al Cne no,y rooms op ,nn from IT, wLcre
band was stationed bemi screen Of plants aud flow
err, we're nrln cd unuI lafo h)ur Among those pres
eut were Mr. an Mrs Agtnur ". Benson. ar Al MrS.
" / presron Or ana Hrs. j. e. Johu4On, Mr.. ami Mrs.
f TX ,ampo.il, Dir d rS. Jim A. NislOls, AIR. aud
sir, = v " htc. Mr. and dr'. Is. Peters Mr. aud Mrs.
I H. Voorlres an mr. ami .Ar-. Alexander FOrinal.
I'd ~ tlo exhibition viii Dc opch me nber. Oi INC
association and artists and l. vi" uucrTdrd Do open 10
T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.

WAsHINGTON, Dec 4.-Thcre was good
ATTENDANCE IN tue Criminal CoLrtrOom this morning ~
witness tho beginning tin second rii Of the star
Route se Oae OF tao for ex-senator Dorsey Is
vry for tne that ne Is very serl0islf M
and Is unable leave IOine. Tnsr' was delay Id
tn. o.lnzlliOl Ui tne Gran Jury. aud they w~re
cused day. me poei jury panel was tn'n called
Before cal nld been cJci ntmDers OF inc pdhel
began 10 present cXcus4 seven OF the the
pdnl were excused The Court adjourned until to-
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
MR.. STEWART PAYS WHAT HE OWES

The regular monthly meeting of the CON-
mon Councll ot 8n,aeriOrl ~ j., held iast uight
Some time ago Tho ms u. wilson charged Andrew
STEWART an ex-prasiient OF tue Council,
with not having accounted for money
inlrusted to hm. IA latter i5ne the charge, An eN
ANIMATION of his aec0au.s, however. showed that he
WAS ia lie )ted To the township Sl2 A. Last niZot az
the metn. VILLA SiieF hIntcd 10 the tr,tsdr1r III
benaf nf Mr.. stewart the anOdnL II Ia indebtedness
Tls uayuent aIiIsLs wLOio hif 5uly. Ine nOnosy
OF Mr. 81, war. was not dOub Oh IN Rutherford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
SONS or AkWEAGLAND IN BROOKLYN.

The third annual meeting of the New-Eng-
land Society Of brOokyn was held last evening IN tue
Unitarian Churcn OF the saviour nc Pierrepontst and
Nunroe-piaoe. BENJAMIN d. Siman prisiet After
singing by the Dudley Buck Quartet CLUB the president
announced Ia election OF directors aud tao pres
enta ION OF tue annual report wodlI Dc de- rei untl
10 morrow cYcalns at the 0Islnrs, meeting An au'
dress einbo ynl 4 series OF stetcBes o. the Old New
En- ma lie~tlighOuse," zen delivered by Prosf
lent \ oau Porter, Of Gae college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
ILLNESS or DIX. r. n. HAMILTON

Dr. +. IL. Hamilton, of No. 43 West Thirty
seoonl WAS prOsGrIted yesterday morning " vieeo
Ing from Tue lungs. he has suffered from 'srynSea
trouble 1Or oOme time, but had been steadily E"'nhs
a., n,y,t bt. c,odon nal gre ttly improved. AMI ms
~ nK pay scians expressed cOnddepret itt nn
r cover. lt ,ce .sary that he should keep F""
quiet and he - encouraged not 10 attempt 10 TAX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
MR. H4uLIY'S RETURN FROM EUROPE

The Hon. llannlbd Il .mhu, United sla,s
Nj Ist.r TO SpAu. arrived hsra yesterday aiteth Is
~ NJ Imi ana /, ON his WY o. his holle M haiio.
Ii, tly. "A heeIy gr tetnS to TRIBUNE re OK 90 - 20
tL ri th Aviaue .Iotcl rs night, bht dee.n'a y.
maize public Nv statements coucerni z ms - M
- r., n n n rom Ma rid. q" an oil on iraNeo W.
abs nee ~ sid " out do MT think Shtii ro'u, ,
shI. 70 straglt no ne. tarTvmg 0nY NV -
IN Is stcn 4 have no opin oils on pnpl' :, a. to
t,1t "a nnbIi could oe iteo.ste IN and prefer ="
say uotuilyp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

D. m became alarmed and had the room broken into
Book vas found unconscious on the floor lying partly
against the door aud partially addressed o. the bed
lay picture OF the Irish woman. Beck taken 10
ths Edridye Street Police station. where he regaincd
consciousness thence to the Chambers Street Hospi.a
where be lay In q oritlcaL state last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
ACCIDENT TO GENERAL BOWhM

General James hpDcd and fell at ruin
ava aud Fourt enth 81. ye,erdIy IL strdok MS n'S
a.ain,t the curnstone and fora moment wa rS"uo,v
.en.,ess TWO icem assisted aim 70 ms home ~ NO
o Nr,b w,shtn ,tonsu GENERAL Bowen ~ seVuhv
yr, old aud Is earod that 80 ne SERIOUS result 90
foling. Lat ming however, h5 ielt Only as"s"
convenience from tne dcci lent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
LAST HoNORs TO REAR ADMIRAL wYMAN.

" ASlIINGTON, Dec. 4.-IDt IUntTdI OF NtII
Admiral H. Il. Wymln took place tAis afternoon from st
johns Church. AMI attended by large number oil
prominent ufo re. including Preside Arthur and all
the member, OF his CaOlet Tine interment was made at
Oak Hin Cemetery. r IA ~ on the Treasury and Navy
Departments were at hali-mlst to-day.
5cCre FUl5cr yrealIeJ II mooilng Oi the LdRh
hOI~ Board IN afternoon, 10 which Appropriate action
taken respect to memory oi tue Late onalrn
OF the Board, lsudg Admral w lnad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

telegraph from Louisiana TINS evening " 'n'
g. Tho, certificate will without doubt DO is-
snoS 60 .spa,o, Kellogg. The comments OF the
all over the country and the protests OF infiu-
r,io, democrats from other States have IT is said
bd IN. effect of cnIghtening the mind OF Governor
nad Nv, and hi. democratic advisers in remark
abe manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Union Ia. ,Ccn,rdi ia -.
enc. CluC. iVSHi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Funded loan - 1891. q
per Ccnt. ----- -
F...icu lDIl OF IJpG .
pc cent .--.
Currency Us, = per II.
Principal. -.....-...----'
rrr.uId4u PAD ..........
Total cost .........
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30
The Modern Railroad Accident and It's

Inc Modern Railroad Accident and i.
Results.
Mans
Back
Across
Track.
Engine
RnaIs:
Man
Shores.
Engine
Rushed,
Man
Squashed.
Widow
Shorts,
Seeks
Courts.
LAWYER.
Weeps,
jury
Sleeps.
Judge
Charges
H :av,
Lar, ess.
jury
Hollers
IS, %
81
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30
1888.
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1883.
Harper's Magazine.
TIIT-STR4 TIED
1883.

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therer'
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