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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-01
Reception to Generals Wilcox and crool

A number of citizens met last evening at the office of Bowers & Richards, and elected Col. C. P. Head chairman, to con sider the matter above indicated. A committee of twelve was appointed to manage the business, when the meeting adjourned to meet again this evening In the meantime the managing commit tee met at 10 a. IL. today and appointed sub-committees to attend to details. The result is that grand reception will be rendered Generals Wilcox and Crook at the Prescott Theatre, on Tuesday evening, September 9th, 1882, on the occasion oi General Wilcox retirement, and Gene ral Crooks assuming command of the De partment of Arizona. Hand-shaklng feasting and dancing will be the princi pal features of the occasion. Lack o
 time and space forbids further notice to day-will do better tomorrow.
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Miss Anna C. Roberts, who recently came to Prescott from Springfield, H., has decided to remain here during the fall. At the request of , number of ladies, Miss Roberts will give lessons in Water-colors, Oil and China Painting at the residence of [ N Ingatls
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New potatoes arrive every three days at Bones & Spsncer's. 64 cts by the sack jll.

New potatoes that are unrips are not wholesome. The best and most mature that reach thIs market come from the farm of Mir. F. Brill, of Wickenburg, and are for sale by Herzog. jyi1
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Probate NOtic.

ritory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Es's,s of Thomas J. Morgan, de~eAsed. Frank K. Ainsworth administrator of the eetsts of TnoAas J. No gan, deoeA.ed, having filed his petition hsrsln duly verefed, praying for order of sale of therein set forth s thersfors ords ed 6y the Cour that all perso inter steo In the estate Of said de- ceased appear before ths said Prob Court, Mon day the 2d Of Oc obe-, D. 1-s2, q 10 o'clock of said day. at the court of Id court, ct the courthouse in Prescott in Yayapsi county The Ter ritory of Arizons, to cause why order should not be granted to such admtDistrsior to sell said real ate Of the deceased. And tast copy of this order be published st least four weeks In the zoSA MINER 1 newspaper published in said county.
 A. O, MOVES, ProDate 5udge.
 Done Sept. 1ss2--4t
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Flo. REST.-Two elegantly furnished rooms in nice locality of the city for rent, separately or jointly. Enquire at this office. allu
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Hon. Clark Churchill and Judge Rush let yesterday for Mineral Park, to he Tn attendance at the District CourE. which convenes there an Monday next
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Fresh Groceries. Canned and Dried Fruits ap of the choiceFt, at
 BAsBFoRD < Co. g.
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s1aa7Ixe FIIrrGEK-Geo. E. Curry, iE addition to hi, .pj,e,s stock of j.wely has soded full line of ,so.Zuus, ammunition, pistols and sporting gcods generally His stock IS the rest brought to th!' market. ana warranted D give sct..;sotio1- ':Sf
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yEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
x68O Reward.

Toe County oi EAvspa' xil FA: sG6o for tle arrest and conviction of The persons sho robbed the -s~se coach carrying the U. B. nails between Prescott aud Gillett on or About the 27th day of august. 1s.2. Provided ae robbery comntttsd in fsvarai county.
 '. N. RoDENBrAa,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors.
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Just received, by j. L. Fisher, 20 barrels of the famous ''Jessec Moore "h-SEy' also fine stock CigaIs.
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A fine assortment of Iron, Stone, China Glassware and Granite ware, cheap, at
 l.. BasHFoRD ,& Co.'S.
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Don't forget that NC arc selling Drugs and Medicines at actual cost.
 BAsHFoRn < Co
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THE BALD " IN.

The ,sadirg Hotel of San Francisco and tls -ost IsgsIIy appointed hotel r the voda over Sj'1.OOt ,.yt, bee e4rerded by NT. BAd~iI in its constTue- -,,1 .r.d tuTnishiug. Headquarters Army sId As's s,-aI accommodations for families and NTZr parties
 Srs.isI co-:rzejs xiiI be male for perIoAneui basrtr. The tel conCho7 and carriages m waiting u b11t= -iti ,y i@pci-. Hoof1s can DC rsserfsz eF. -.ry .l h. @'-grAp phing the Baldwin
 L. Ss1RSpN- B1sipSs< A'aA,S~-
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French Chocolat--A large consignment of finest quality, for sale. wholesale a' I L. Fishers
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Fer good livery accommodations, go to tbn Plaza Stables of L. c. Palmer. a9tt
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For fine saddle or buggy horse or rg, g, -o the Plaza Stables of L.. C. Palmer.
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Dr. Gladwin. dentist. will return to Prescott the first of December next. iy24tf
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Anvil and Machine Drill for sale cheap, ,y ]. I. Fisher
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Galvanized Barb Fence Wire at
 BAsEFoRD S Co.,,
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A slight rain and hail storm visited this section to-day
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Finest California Cream Cheese at Her ,Og's "IIV
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Carpets The elegant assortment, nn such Beautiful patterns, are selling rapidly at the low prices, by
 B.saFoRD & Co.
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County Warrants-Hi.hest price paid, by J [ Fisher.
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Another large lot of shelf and heavy BAsHF0kp & Co.'S.
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Iao0 p,ir Ladies. Nlss~7 and Children Shoes. slippers and Ties. to arrive III It lsys. direct from he East, to ne !dc1.cap' bv L. Bashford < C..
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Notwithstanding the large ass.rtment ot >;e,,'s and Bows Boots and Shoes now on hand We have 8 cases that have arrive' sb;ch W. xiil sall at the present low .,,.;crs L. BASHr0Fn < C..
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Paints. O.ls. Class and Putty, T full stock ol,,,,, a, BA-HFoHp X Co.'S.
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If you want your horse, horses mule or mule. we'll cared for, go to l.. (. Paimers : Plaza Stables. aSH
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Al! brands oi smoking and chewing '"- baceo, and the best and cheapest cigars. at Bones & Spencers. oi'
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Star Moline Clipper Flows beat them all III for light draught and doing good work. All a;1s. st l.. BAsHFoRD X Co.'S
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Clothing Clothing! A fine stock Q ch )ice goods. and warranted perfect ht, at
 l.. BAsHFoRD ( Co.,
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postotice at Prescott, A. T, September 2d, 1882.
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 Finest California Cream Cheese at Her zog'.- "io French Chocolate-A large consignment of finest quality, for sale. wholesale st J. L. Fishers. Another large lot of shelf and heavy : IL A- ''' ' BAsHr6.p & Co.'S. i Clothing Clothing! A fine stock oh 1;ce goods. and warranted perfect fit, at
 l.. BAsHFoRD 6 Co.'S. Notwithstanding the large assrJment of Mems and Boys Boots and Shocs now on hand We have 8 cases that have arrives which we will sall at the present low prices L. nA>"f'''' " ~'''
 Paints. Ols. Class rnd Putty, full stock cheap, st "AShfo"p {" V"
 ,,ao nsir Ladies. Nrss..- and Chi,drcn's Shoes. slippers and Ties. to arrive III It .lays. direct from he East, to ne sold dc.cap, bv L.. Bashford < C..
 Ali brand. oi smoking and chewing t"- haceo. and the best and cheapest clgars, !" Bones & Spencsrs ar [ Star Moline Clipper Flows beat them all for lignt d,aught and doing good work All s;1s. st l.. BAsHFoRD X Co. 's. ] If you want your horse, horses, mule or mule. well cared for, go to L. C. PaimeTs pl,aa S+.bles a9,i
 Carpets The elegant assortment, Ill such beautiful patterns, are selling rap'diS at the low prices, by
 B.xaFoED < Co ! sros1rxe FIITrEEs.-Geo. h. Curry s addition 10 h.. .rlls.s stock of iswehy, has acded full line or .ho.guns ammunition, pistols and sporting gcods generally. His stock IS the rest ,ve brought to 'h' ] t.. ,rs ,,,r,apt,S . give sct..tsotIo1. -.3cssi
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
EFFECTS OF THE FRENCH PANIC.

PARIS, Feb. S.-The BOurSe was very bad to-
day owing sales the part Of overladen buyers who
had become completely discouraged. The bears now
directing their operations against the credit establish,
ments whose shares are much offered There a com
pete absence of business in the outside market which is
constemaed By the announcement that the official
ment of the Union Generates shares. in which ont
sidcrs heavily engaged Foreign securities were
heavy because the foreign markets appear unable to
here at estimated rate Of 100000 francs
S200GO000l weekly but are not sufficient to check the
decline
T5e Paris announces that the Public Prosecutor has
taken summOnscs against eight directors OF the Union
Generate. The directors who examined yesterday
were ". Riant and the Prince de BroglIe.
The Lyons Tribunal Of Commerce has announced the
dissolution OF the Company Of Brokers.
LONDON, Feb S.-The Times in Its financial article.
says the Union Generate had received 100000 francs
1876 900 OOOl on account of the Obligations it
Issued This sum would have been entirely lost hut for
the seizure OF the Unions securities in serva and the
attachment By the Servian finance minister Of 100000
francs $SOO0O0l deposited by the Union Generate in
the BanL o! France security. The loss is thus
duced TO $4,000 900 francs lS3, ,60O0 0oO The minister
states that the collapse OF the railway project would
lead to the fall or the ministry ana possibly TO the
pudiatOn OF the loan. IIe IS seeking another French
company to replace tue Union Generate.
Belgrade telegram says that there was st rmy dis
cussOn ~ the SkUptcHa to-day regarding the Servian
bonds given to NJ BontOuJ president Of the bankrupt
Union Generate, OF Paris.
The PrH lf0it Ga-ete says The Stock Exchange
at owing report which believes to be that
Austrian oGshoOt OF the Union Generate has sus
pended" -
ST. Marten lane, W e., has failed. Tns liabilities are
stated at &lZl,UUO
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, wednesday, teD. :, lSS2.
The insurgents in Yemen Arabia have proclaimed
descendant Of the Prophet as Caliph.
Bombay telegram says that tho OOInrawuttee cot
ton crop Ia the largest ever recorded
Vienna telegram says that the Rechsrath, by a vote
Of 155 l45, has resolved to discuss the petroleum
tax bill.
The Porte has informed the Ambassadors that it rejects
the Arrangement OF the Greek frontier Anaepsis
settled by the commission.
1t is officially announced that the Khedve warmly
thanked the Notablcs the occasion Of the promuga
ton of the organic law
The strike of printers at Madrid continues. Two
papers are unable to appear, and others publish only
one The proprleors yesterday decided to stand
firm.
on account Of recent leading editorial articles
the ST. Petersburg GOloS has received first warning
from the Russian Government and It's retail sale is
forbidden
At Madrid FL Lijeral says the Papal Nuncio has re-
ceived "A dispatch from the Vatican nstructng him to
recommend Senior NOcedal to continue organizing the
pilgrimage to Rome.
In the Prussan Landtag yesterday Herrcn SchOremer
and Windhorst urged the repeal of the May laws and
declared that the Catholics would submit unhesitatingy
to any agreement entered into by the Government with
the Catholics.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHtNGroS, Wednesday, Feb. g lss2.
T. j. Middleton, G. ri OF tine supreme Court OF the Dis
tr!Ct 0f Columbia, is seriously n:.
The President to-day sg;lcd the commissions Of Leo
pold Massbre as Assistant Treasurer Of the United
states at Cincinnati; Henry Booth Receiver Of PabAe
Moueys at Laued, kansas a2d % =, H. MERRILL Register
If the Land Office at SlsanNlLc, Cat
The RESIGNATION of Ward Hunt, Of the Justices
az the supreme Court, before the President and
viii probably be accepted at once
Baltimore delegation was at the white House to-day
in the interest Of VI. Du Verge of Baltimore for Con
sular position In the Indian Ocean.
The acting Controller Of the Currency has authorized
the Tarrytowu National Bank, % TgrryOwn, " Y, to
begin business with a capital OF 100000
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day received a con
science contribution Of $3.50. The sender for safety
.;ppeG tho notes in sending them, and said that the
clippings had been destroyed.
The sixth lnstalment Of the Mexican Indemnity under
the awards Of the late American and Mexican mixed
commission will he distributed to persons entitled to pay
rGen beginning on February H.
The Secretary OF the Navy has appointed a Court Of
Inquiry to meet at the Washington Navy Yard to-
morrow inquire into certain questions affecting the
status Of sai.makcr Herman llausen.
The six Arapahoe indians who have been visiting their
children tho Indian school at Carlisle. Penn, arrived
in this city tins afternoon Tacy pleased with the
progress made by the children at Carlisle.
1t is said by gentlemen who profess to know the facts
in regard TO the Presidents selection of Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury ill the vacancy carsed by
the resignation OF Mr. Upton that II has been decided to
Mr.. William G. Freidley, ot Indiana, Tor that
position.
MI McTbcrson, from the Senate Committee on Naval
Affairs to-day reported the bill which passed the House
on January 27 for the relief Of Captain William d.
Whiting United States Navy. The hill proposes TO place
Cautain Whiting the retired st of the Navy. with the
snk and retired pay of Commodore, though lac had
been promoted to that grade prior to His retirement
Aijutaut- General Drum has received from the Adju
tant-G Genera of the state OF Kentucky request be
furnished with the roster OF the company which General
Ccrro Gordo Williams took with him into the MeXcIn
War. The company an independent one, attached
TO the Cavalry. General Drum has directed that
search made IN the War Department records and IL
tgc roster OF General Wilamss company Is found, that
clpy Of II bo sent To- the Adjutaut-Gcnera OF Ken
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

MEASURES PENDING BEFORE ,'- oorU%r'',, !rS,rr ,xp
THE ,pponrIoxMrSr QursrloSIin StNA'n Ixrs ~Np
~ MGAmoS OF THE PROBABLE hSFfer OF '""
MCKINLEY BILL ,,C-:, ,ou.;o,,,,,o,,t
The debate on the McGoid Apporn0nm'p, p' ,,
hill w was continued in the House Yesterday IL
= I thought that the bill will be defeated IN tAe
uonse If it should pass there, 1t Will almost
certainly fail to pass the Senate. 1t is thought
that the Senate will declare 10y vote that the
Arrears of Pensions bill ought not to be re-
nealed. Mr.. Randall of Pennsylvania, has
bccn investigating the probable effects OF the
Mckinley bill, should it become law, upon
the revenue. Some of the results OF lis IN
ouiry are given 10y q correspondent OF TIE
TRIBLNE.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

OF the tribe "a FORTH and IL il stipulated that me
lands allotted eha not be aienahe or subject to m
oumDrancc taxation OF any KIND "for twenty-five
years and until such time thereafter as the President
NAV ht 10 remove the restrictions which shall e III
corporatrd each patent" There Other consJefa
tiong-ope OF them being the pavr.ent by the Govern
mani tor twenty five years Of 100000 year. Thls
agreement il full Is incorporated III the Ist section OF
the bIll.
The second section IL follows "That the secretary
OF the Interior bc and he hereby authorized 10 caEe
tc i've srycyed sufficient quantity Of land on the Crow
Reservation the settlement in several OF sld
Indiana provided said agreement, ana upon ile
comuplcu OF said su-vcy He shall cause aotments oi
lands 10 be made each and al Of the Indians oi SAID
Crow tribe r quantity and character as mentioned ana
set forth I'm the agreement above ramcd and upon te
approval OF SAID aotments by the Secretary OF the lh
tenor ie shall patents issue TO each ana every
a1ttee for the lands allotted with the same consider
aoI> restrictions and limitations mentioned therein as
are provided in s1Id agreement"
The third section contains appropriation io7 sur
veying tie lands preliminary to allotment
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THE SENATE AND THE CROW INDIANS.
WASuINGTON, Feb. S.-Thc Senate tod

WAsIuNGTON, Feb. S.-Thc Senate to-day
initiated policy, so far az that body . concerned,
in legislation for the Indian tribes It's action shows
That the plan often urged upon Congress and which,
embodied in he draft of bill cent TO that body by Sec
retary KirLwood q short time ago, copy Of which
published TIE TRIBUNE at the time, If likely to
cciye serious and favorable consideration. The al
which passed the Senate to-day il to ;atify gree
mcut made with tho Crow Indians in Montana, under
which they coe to the Government portion Of thcir
reservation IN Southern Montana The bin adopted
at the Interior Department, and, except to the
ofthc portion Of the cedcd 10 hc ycrunert
IS identical with b presented in the last Congress
There is portion Of the Grow reservation on which gold
has been discovered, AID for years the whites have
coveted it, The Crows. who have alwIys been friendly
and rendered the Government excellent service in
its wars with the Sioux have been willing sell that
part Of their reservation and as long ago May 1850
a delegation OF the tribe came To Washington and made
an agreement cell portion Of their lands subject 10
ratification agreement accOrdins treaty b., the
ADULT males Of the tribe Tie tribe did not wish to sen
quite as much which made necessary new agreement,
which vas only executed tho part O the tribe june
1880, and Las since been waiting for action
by Congress. The amount 10 be ceded
by the new agreement is above 1900
The Crows have been growing uneasy ct the long
delay and the Secretary Of tho Interior with The Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs has been urgent for prompt
action, IN order 10 avoid threatening trouble.
Mr. Dawes called up the bill to-day, AMI, making
statement OF the circumstances, secured its prompt pas
sage The bill IS important in another respect In the
agreement made with the Crows they consented tJ re-
lnquish the land for certain considerations the fret Of
which is this: THAT the Government Of tho United
states cause tho agricultural lands remaining in our
reservation 10 DE properly surveyed aud divided among
us III scveray III the proportions hereinafter mentioned,
and TO issue patents 10 respectively therefor soon
az the necessary laws are passed by Congress"
the allotment that sha be made g for each member
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to silence members occupying the time of the House
with Irrelevant motions or discussion.

| with irrelevant motions OF discussion.
The seventh rule limits the number of
occasions on which the principle of a
bill may be discussed. The new rule
is intended 10 confne the discussion of the principle
TO the introduction the second reading and the third
reading
The eighth rule is intended to modify the existing
half-past ~ rule which prevents official business
being aken after that hour at night.
The ninth rule provides that when member is
"namod by the Speaker or chairman, for disre
gardng his aut hOrity, or abusing the rules OF the
House, the Speaker shall forthwith propose his sus-
pension, which, If carried SHALL on the first occa-
sion, be for one week, the second occasion for
month and on the third occasion for the remainder
OF the session.
The tenth and eleventh rules are technical The
twelfth rule is intended TO cut OFF debate amend
the clair when the Government has put down sup
ply as the first order of the day.
Proposals arc appended for the creation OF large
select committees to be nominated partly by the
House and partly by Committee of Selection, and
bills referred to these standing committees will not
be required 10 he submitted to committee of the
whole House, but the discussion and amendment Of
them viii be taken on the report. The bills refer
able 20 standing committees are to be those re-
latlng 10 law, trade shipping and manufactures.
The committees are to CONSIST of from sixty to
eighty m'mbcrS.
The Times says the effect of the first rule will be
that c6tare will be carried by POI yeas to 200 nays,
or 40 yeas to 80 nays.
The ST. JdmC3's Gazette of this evening says:
Lord Granville, the Foreign Secretary, has verbally
and cncrgetlcolly protested to Prince Lobanof, the
Russian Ambassador, against the action Of Russia IN
reference to the of the treaty with Persia, by
which the former acquires the Akhal Tckke Oasis.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE QUESTION OF TARIFF REVISION.
BY TELEGRAPH To The cEmUNr.i


WASHINGTON. Feb Sin the House to-day Mr.
KaS>On reported from the Committee on WAYS and
Means the bill agreed upon Yesterday to provide for
a tariff commission, and said that he should call 1t
up for action rs practicable, probably with
IN the next week. Mr. Morrison desired il to be un-
dcTStood that the report was not unanimous one,
but nasmuch as the majority Of the committee had
not deemed il necessary to present IN writing their
reasons in favor of the measure. the minority had
decided not to offer written report against IT. Mr..
Randall gave notice of an amendment, which he
will offer at tie proper time, to provide that the
commission shall be composed of two Senators, three
Representatives and four experts.
Ii is understood that Sir. DGnnell certainly, and
Mr Russell probably will support the bill i'll the
House although they voted against il in committee.
Messrs Carlisle, Morrison and Tucker who opposed
tine bill in committee will fight IT i'll the House, and
Mr. Carlisle has been Cor some time engaged i'll the
prcparation Of IN elaborate speech against it,
some members of the House of Representatives
have become very impatient OF account of the slow
rate at which the Ways and Means Committee pro
ceedS toward tariff discussion. Among The dlScon
tented ones is Ahram :. Hewitt who is row in Tn"
rcprrparaion of the various ahOrtVc tlTln bills OF
fcfed to the House of Reuresn nnatiVcS during the
last six years. NT. Hewitt says that he has consti-
tutcd himself " a committee of one to revise the
tariff and he proposes as early as practicable to
bring in an elaborate bill of hi own on that subject.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE COMMITTEES AND THE SENATE.

ALBANY, Feb. S.-Spcaker Patterson is yet
undecided about presenting his list Of committees to tho
Assembly tomorrow. Late this evening II
announced that the list would be withheld,
but it is understood that even at tho
eleventh hour there may be change IN this programme
In the meantime work upon the LIST does not Tho
Tammauy Assomblymen are in state OF great agitation
about their positions the committees They certainly
will not be given prominent places they have de-
manded at times during the deadlock Among
the men who will influence powerfully
the composition Of the committees 10
Hubert o. Thompson. the Commissioner OF Public
Works OF NewYork, who may be expected from his past
political record TO urge resistance to Tammanys claims
The Tammany members desired John Kely's advice
apparently, Senator Grady departed for New-Yorx
this afternoon He will return here tomorrow
forenoon before the session begins II is suspected
that Mr. Grady desires TO get Mr. Kcys consent to the
TamInany senators voting with the Republicans for tho
resolution authorizing Lieutenant Governor HOskins 10
appoint the of the Senate That he passage
OF this resolution VIII be the solution OF the deadlock in
the Senate is the common opinion.