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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
DEBTS OF ARMY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Judge-A Advocate
General David G. has suomite TO the Secretary
OF War All opinion upon the questions whether or not
The charge OF conduct unbecOming an officer ana
fleInan, under the 61st article Of war, Is propert
br,ugat against officers OF tue Army who neglected
DAY inst debts incurred by the and by their mann u
life and current expenditure fail TO exercise such proper
ecoomy a. might enable them IN time to save from their
salaries amounts sufficient satisfy their creditors IN
whole or in prt General swain says that IN no case
shoud An officer brOu trlal III matter 0i In
eduess unless the Incurred tDIouSn cneaC
ing false preLenses etc. Ia which case oy some
en- b m ed states or of STATE, Territory District
where the indebtedness contracted, or Dy inc com
mon law. the would subject the OMcer 10 cIIhai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
FRAUDULENT LAND ENTRIES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The Secretary OF
Che In error has not yet considered the charges laid be-
fore I'm against william Lecher the register at Mitoh
ell Oak Tue inspectors report shows that large mum
Der OF fraudulent land entries were mace In that Office
and some Of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS were sold. Upon the
allegations ia this report the Commissioner OF the Land
ONCE summariy removed the clerk Oriahoo be'eher'
son of e register and debarred the attorney, Bldwel
fo,n pracIlee Ii beyond ms power 10 remove tHe
re.sfer ven the aleg iuOus we're Well lOundei, here
foIe m ,ntlre matter was referred the Secretary OF
Inc Interior TDese and other land frauds VI sir.Ahg
magnitude. notably ;lOse Connected with WHAT are
lnoNn As sold ers entries" Wnicn have recently come
10 lgat will form the basis Of circular letter 10 DC
jssuei by the Land ONCE within snort time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
EDUCATION IN SIBERIJ.

A meeting for the promotion of Christian Educa-
t1on IN Liberia West Africa, was held last evening IN
the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Tho Rev.
Dr. Howard Crosby presided. DIR. James hcCosh
president of Princeton College, said that he was
present at the netting to bear testimony in behalf
of the young men, the Row. L. McCants stewart and
tho Rev. II. NJ. Browne who viii 40 to Liberia in
February next as INSTRUCTORS IN Liberia College. Dr.
McCosh spoke OF them in higniy complimentary
terms ~ having been students under hun Ia Prince
ton College. " am hero in the second place" said
Dr. McCosh " to bear testimony 10 tho capt bilIty
of the colored to receive great education.
They have a capacity for indefinite improvement.
/ do not believe, however. that the North or the
south can elevate the negro alone 1t must DO dono
by themselves"
The Rev. DR.. William NJ. Taylor of the Broadway
Congregational Tabernacle, spoke warmly IN favor
of the attempt TO Christanlzo and civIlze Africa.
Tho Rev. DR.. Joseph L. Elder, of the Epiphany
Baptist Church, the Rev. DIR. John Hall, OF tho
Filth Avenue. Presbyterian Church, and William
T.. Dodge also made remarks heartily approving the
movement. The Rev. Dr. Edward Blyden. pros-
dent OF Liberia College. spo1e OF tho oiorts OF tho
first ooonists in Liberia OF tho hardships they en-
dured and the final success that crowned their ef-
forts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-The Chief OF the
5pre Of Statistics reports that during the month OF
October there arrived In the customs districts OF Bait
more Boston, Detroit, Huron. Minnesota New-orieans
Eew-York, Passamaquoddy, Philadelphia ava san
Francisco 57,6s9 passengers-of whom 4o9oo were
Immigrants The number OF immigrants arr'eu al
October, 1881, was 67,9Z9
The total number OF Immigrants arrived III 'ne "'0'0
named customs districts aud from the principal foreign
,o,rt.s durtng the four months ended OctOher 81,
5SS2 as com pared with period Of the previous
year, was at follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
The PROPOSED STATION AT THE BATTERY.

A motion was made yesterday before Justice
Douohue in Supreme CourI, Chambers, In behalf OF The
New.York Elevated Railway Company and the Man
haitian Railway Company for temporary injunction
restraining the city and Departments OF Public Works
and Parks from interfering with the com
NAMES In tho erection OF railway station
at Battery place and Grecnwica-st. In
June last the Park Board refused to permit build
Ing but not long afterward Commissioner smith T..
Lane on his own responsibility gave permit to erect
scafoding for putting up drppans under tho track
that point. The workmen were driven away by tho
Park police by order of the Park Commssioners Rob
ert f. Deyo for the companies. said yesterday that the
nace in DISPUTE was outside the limits OF the Para aud
tlt tne ParK commissioners had DO jurisdiction Cor
poration Counsel Andrews maintained tina. the Com
ns-iOners have exclusive control the territory In
oisputo. Justice DonOhue reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
GAS POURING INFO HIS ROOM

A. Scotchman of middle-ase paia -, sysniss
r"snstern h,mse, as petre, Of Jersey city Az.
he had zone to his room he was not seen again ..,rr
urday evening servant noticed that gas ,od rss
from the room Petrie found inssnsioe - 10 ard
gas In the hotel was turned OF SATURDAY ns before sas
turned on again In the evening", III nrobaby lef ~
TIS Snrning when he went TO sleeper f;1ag smpty pe
he must have slept all day SATURDAY. & 20 thinK ths
Petrio had drugged himself, He was N
chambcrs Street Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
A POLICE SERGEANT MISSING.

Information was sent TO Police Headquarters yes
terday that Sergeant Francis Fitzgerald. Of the
Twelfth Precinct, was missing. having disappeared
from his home at No. 5U6 East One hundreds and
twenty iTst-st while insane. Fitzgerald had been
policeman for about ten years, and he was
promoted to the rank OF sergeant for intelligence
and ialtnfulness 10 the dlscharge Of his Guty. Ills
wife died recently and his loss seriously affected
his health Fears were entertained iast evening
that fltZgerald had done some harm 10 himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
A DIRECTORS CLAIM NOT SUSTAINED.

BosToN, Nov 20.-Judge Lowell i'll the
United Circuit Court this morning gave an oral
opinion in favor OF the defendants the of Lucius
l.. Hubbard against the New-York. New England and
Western Investment Company. Tne plaintiff. director
of tho defendant corp jrauon. brought action OF con
tract to $4,000, the alleged amount OF comms-
due for negotiating sale of the Burlington Blanch
oil TIE Atchson, Topeka and santa Fe RarO TO the
company. Judge Lowell Bed that contracts be-
tween director and fellow directors were always 20
be regarded with and IN I IN TINS lse te ser
rendered entirely dIsprO pOrtlcnate TO the
amount claimed. The goes the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
THE WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY CANVASS.

The Board or Ca0NdSSeIS VI w tsl-ucstCL
County held another meeting aG Waite Plas yesterday,
aud not having received any opinion or reply to the COM
uieatlon addressed them in regard to the alleged
vacant curo ersnp pletei tner abOrs by announc
ing tne election the following persons on November
7; stepnen u. Horton, of Peekskd Sheriff James f. d.
Crane. OF Yonkcrs County Clerks Aaron +. Read, OF
North Castle, superintendent OF the Poor; Edward j.
Nltcne of YJnKers AMI Leonardo Tico, OF Mount Yer
n ia Corou r.; Wilam o. move, Vi SING 5ng aud Jonn
A. fax er, VI Pesk,Alii, Jusuco Ot oesslOnsj NauO
ma cuus OF ki.s 'Buus3, Representative III Congress
a., Aim Congressional District; Edward r. key e. As
nau, ia Dlstrlc aud iona Apas' ASsemo!ynan 4lld
ll-fE unf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

rna tba, they have the right on the SCOTT tec az
10 other TGssGn tariff re that
erG our mcnsaf Se, was cut of from them which
sS aoSG . their a"d IN
elosc and their peope Whence nearly ell their maniac
TO the Unt sSS
a. % hast cure Is In the adoption OF sPeeinc IVA h
must be ad vaorem duties the iaf SCip rate
40 as TO embrace both specinc anu H YER
81 "a Sslorem duties the same article, put T"
S.sc,icable specific duties alone should DO ie'lou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
OPPOSED TO PARTY METHOD.

A well attended special meeting OF the Car
field CLUB of the XIlItn Assembly District was held at
their rooms No. 2j4 Eigntaye. last evening, set OF
resoluous was read and adopted winch declared that
the recent defeat OF the Republican party III TINS state
WA LARGELY due to the protest Of its members against
n,rtv me hobs aud management. q 'nera McCOOk m
orech auGed [ senator EImunds as the candidate Tor
p,sie az IA 1854 would unito I1e NO" uiscOT0ant
ernents Of the party,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

fusion Of the Canadian railroads, which was rtecteu
recently has made the present ateement possible n
JackaTyanna read gains through line ~ chicago ana
by tile Western division and tho wabash roa9 20
ST. Louis and other oins In the south ara west. Inc
or nd rrink opens n new route 10 Nev-Iork ana Tue
Wabash reacheS New England points by shofler hne
than a II 4 used before. m
The present agreement applies only 10 Helght uhtc,
hut I Ia understood that similar arr9ugcmeDt iOr
throu gh passenger busins 81 Will soon ne made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
INYITING SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BONDS.

TORONTO Nov 20.-A special dispatch from
London to The Gio6e says "Tne Grand Trunk Railroad
Company has invited subscriptions for five per cent
mortgage bonds OF the Michigan Air Line to the amount
of OOO also for five per first mortgage bonds
OF the Montreal and Chsmplan Junction Railway Com
many TO the amount 800 both loans being issued
M IS per cent rue Grand trunk Railway works The
ipes and wi pay the interest on the bonds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
IN AGED wouAy BURNED TO DEATH

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-Mrs. Reoeec s, .
wood. ago over ninety, OF No Eve ,.,ss. ,srtse
was burned to death this mornings hs1 Ssr hssl
rro from coal oil lamp which she esr'ea .,dsraSs
Mira Lockwood said y have pos ~ ;,SsiusIioa -
neans Of her friends piaois ~ soosntrts hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
AN APPLICATION TO JOIN THE POOL

The Trunk Line Passenger Committee yes
terday had under discussion tho regulation OF the imm
grant traffic from this city No definite action was
taken. To-day the committee will meet to consider the
claims of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for dheren
al rates within POSI- That road has sgnihed ts Dc
sire 10 become a mcmper OF the Trunk Line Passenger
Pool II KS Cor allowance OF dharentih rates pc
i've n New York PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore ana washing
ton ana Cincinnati, Louisville AMI d. Ions, Az the
meeting to-day 10 ia cXpuc cd that ii. W Fuller. General
Passenger Agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio VIII DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE WAR N TIE NORTHWEST
RATES CUT ALL TO PIECES BY TIE ChiON"0' '
WAUKFE AND ST PAUL ROAD

wAuKFE AND ST PAUL ROAD
CT p,ut. Mimi. Nov 20.-The siaShlh.
clt in freight and passenger rates ny tno 80" -
WINS the sensation yesterday. Both OF 'ne o-" ,,h
netting roads met the saos Of the oman" io"u So
,cntIr lower ones The Albert Lea route announced no
"a aou,a % Chicago and q reduction on uo'"
IT. ,o,,s from, MINNEAPOLIS TO hall the iornei "s"
raroii,g The most comprehensive cut hoWc'o'' ""'
mazda nv the Chicago Milwaukee ana ot ra' IN
General Manager Merrill arrived IN 81 fau
aud M opoe dec ded upon heavy cut IN p'S'ens'i ~
freight rates from st. Paul and Minneapolis 10 O"'oo
and Milwaukee, and to and from all pOin'S ro"o' -
th comoanv', lines in Minnesota. Iowa and Nebraska
and TO points In Missouri and Colorado ana 10 0'I
Francsco The cut IN reghts enables shippers 10 SEM
wheat from all points in Minnesota to Minneapolis W
be manufactured and reshippet as Hour 10 icgc n
Milwaukee for 12l2 cents per lOO POUNDS 1as,n
CcsVn a GEMS; nOur, 30 cents per barrel Ea'Hcn
Ger ri}es 10 "A ID n IN the most interior points IN mimi
sofa and % aud from Sioux CITY nave oee rVu"u
20 cents each way from many interior points III IN
sofa to Chicago. 81 ito Council Buiis 10 sl' anu ~ ~
Francis % "a $40 80. lat
longer than was generally antic ated that pc hc ,
prospective pool meeting ana mat the ~ tIs
waukee and 81. FAM wOuld prOIeot 'no '"'''"
patrons at al, hazards
MNNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov. 20-The chicago, Mi"no-
apolis and ST. Paul Railroad Company isSueu ho"
schedule OF passenger rates today Inc rate ~
Chicago remains at 81, but there 10 ui'
cut TO other competing points. The fare 10 Sioux Fa',
d. t. IL % cents; sioux CITY, 20 cents TO O'u"0
Bluffs 81 to naha. 81 So to Atchson' 30 70 10 h
sss CITY Sc o. and TO Denver. $2l 90 The cut on
freigs TO 10 cents per hundred pounds as toegapheu
esrar staods The Albert Lea route posts new rates
10 points EasT AZ follows NewYork $2l Boston, w
Portland. 800; Bangor, 20 , Pn'aS sIs so
Montreal, SIS; st, Louis, IS go The - rae
To chi ago remains at so cents The Albert Lea rh.o
on mil SIMS WAS 10 cents per 100 pounds 20 Chicago
today cut from 20 cenis-and an Sudltio"a ge c
to-m,,rrow morning. Tne Omaha Company ohArged *
cenfs freight on m suTs .o-day, reduction from ~
cents but made no oLange In passenger rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov. 20.-T'he total vote
for Governor at the election received at tho
State Department, the computation OF which is CON-
pleted to-day, Is follows Pattison Dem, 355,79f;
Beaver Qiep), 3l55s9; Stewart nndO, 43743; Arm
strong (G IAl 33.484 Petit (Pro). 5i96 Total vote,
743 SOB PatLsOns plurality ,2O2 rats tne arg-
est vo pOcd Ia the state with tho exceptions or
the Presidential contests OF 1876 aud 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO ANNUAL MEETING.

TT FcrIoS or DIRECTORs-rHE REPORT sHO"iNd
THE YEARS BUSINESS OF GREAT CORPORA
TON.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-The annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
Company was held to-day The following directors were
elected TO represent the stOckholders In the ooaru
william f. Burns Robert Garrett. phn spear NchoAS'
John Gregg william w. Taylor, James Carey Coale u a
Won Lingen, Decatur H. Miller Joshui w. hHFcy'
George W Djbbn. Henry c. Smith and Aubrey PearFe'
The presd mt and directors submitted the hfty-sixh
report OF affairs OF the company for the hHca
year cnde September 80 1882 The report shows that
the aggregate earnings, working expenses and mel re-
suits of the main stem and all branches for the hscai
Yenr Were fOllOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
ARRANGING A NEW ROUTE.

An arrangement has been made by the
Graud Trunk Railway and the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad companies by which through
business will be done by these roads on pro rata bass
The Wabash Company is understood to DO incidentally
marty 10 the agreement becauso OF its previous agree
lents with tho Great Western Railroad OF Canada. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
RUMoRs OF A GREAT COMBINATION

OswEGo, n. T., Nov. 2O.-It is rumored that
the Grand trunk Railroad Company OF Canada Is ne
gotiating with Samuel Sloan for lease of the home,
watertown and ogdensburg Railroad. Should
this lease be made, strong combination would
at once DC formed between the Grand Trunk It's Great
Western DIVISION tho Rome, WATERFOWL aud
the OgdcnsDurg and Lake Champain, and the Vermont
Central Railways. in opposition 10 Vanderbps scnemes
which woJld enable the former oconro the freight and
passenger traffic OF the N.WEngland ates IL IA suid
That Canada southern and tue Ilohig roads,
which just formed pooling arrangements are con-
templating new suspension bridge Niagara so tnat
these can have independent on with the
Rome WatertOwn and Ogurnsburg, and prrhaps form a
conpec ion with the Lake Champlan ana tho Portland
ana Ogeusburg roads, 20 thwart the Grand Trunk com.
buaLlOn An secure this valuable trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

consideration the now naval regulations prepared py @
Roard ~ Revision, has decided TO submit tnein w ~"
o,har board for examination and further reVeion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

MAYOR GREEN OF BOSTON RENOMINATED.
BosroN, Noy. 20.-The Republicans tonight
Nominated Hon Samuel A. Green the present incumbent
for MAYOR OF thls city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

Percy, Are you asleep, Roseyf Rosey No,
Percy. Why ~ Percy "rh tell You what | wish.
Rosey" Roseyi what do VOC wish, Percy = Percy {,
'em,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

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and IT Look |
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and amUria.l
Wash'tOn brch
ParK rs1g ben
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30
CHAPTER XIV,

About half-past two the next day they
start for Anadale. Not Violet, or Cap
tain Rodney, who have elected to 60 on
a mission Of their own. nor Nicholas.
who has gone up to London.
But before they reach the hall door
Geoftrey feels it his duty to bestow up
on them a word or two of warning.
"sOw, look here he says, impress
lively; II hope nobody is going to in
dulge in so much as covert smile to-
day He glances severely at Molly,
who is already wreathed in smiles.
Because the Esthetic won't have it.
She wouldn't hear Of it at any price.
We must all he intensel If you don't
understand what that means, Mona,
you had better learn at once. You are
to be silent, wrapt, lifted far above all
the vulgar commonplaces of life, You
may, if you like, 60 into rapture over
a colorless pebble, or shed tears Of joy
above sickly lily; but avoid ordinary
admiration"
The only time | shed tears" says
Mr.. Darling, iuelevantly, "for many
years, was when | heard of the old
chaps death And they were drops of
rich content. Do you know think UNI
consciously he impregnated her with
her present notions; because he was as
IKE an ancient Briton himself before
he died as if he had posed for it,"
lie was very eccentric, but quite
correct says Lady Rodney, reprov-
ingly.
lie was a man whonever took off his
hat, begins Godfrey.
But why?' asks Mona, in amaze
ment. Didn't he wear oneY"
Yes, but he always DOTTED it: and he
never put one on like ordinary mortals,
he always donned it, You can't think
what q difference it makes
What a silly boy you are, Geoff -"
says his wife, laughing.
Thank you, darling" replies he,
But what is Lady Lilias like? did
not notice her the other night" saws
Mona,
She has got ona nose and two ewes,
| Just like every one else" saws Molly,
| "Ihat Is rather disappointing, is it not?
| And she attitudinfzes good deal.
Sometimes she reclines full length upon
the grass, with her bony elbow well
squared and her chin buried in her
palm. Sometimes she stands beside a
stn-dial, with her head to one side. and
a carefully educated and very much
superannuated peacock beside her But
dare say she will do the greyhound
pose to-day. In summer she goes
abroad with huge wooden fan with
which she kills the humble bee as il
floats by her, And she gowns herself
in colors that make ones teeth on edge,
lam sure 1t is her lifelong regret that
she must clothe herself at all, as she has
dreams OF savage nakedness and q lib.
eral use of the fetching woad,n
MY dear Oliver y protests Lady Rod
ney, mildly,
If she presses refreshments on YOU
Mona, say No, thank you, without hes
ilatlon,' says Godfrey, with anxious
haste, seeing they are near their jour.
ney's end. Because if you don't she
VIII compel you to partake of metheg
lin and unleavened bread, which means
sudden death. Forewarned is fore
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30
no be Continued
Curious Condolences.

a bill collector, who had after many
vain attempts succeeded in securing an
audience with the occupant Of an Office
on larned street west, was met with
the 'alutation;
,WeIl, now, but isn't this curious
coincidence! Why was Just reaching
for my hat TO go and pay this very bill
I'll call at the store in less than fifteen
minutes"
Minutes ran to hours, but he did not
appear Hours made days, and days
made weeks, and nearly six months had
gone to keep the eighteenth century
company, when the collector found the
debtor in once more, and presented the
bill.
LANDS alivel but this Is u curious
coincideucel' exclaimed the occupant.
Not five minutes ago | found myself
dead broke, and | said to my Office boy,
that your bill would surely turn up.
Well. well. but how strangely things do
happen! Please call some time Ia the
=. ..w,,, ..,.-. %,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30

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