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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26


ALBANY. April 25-Thc Anti MonOpOlists led
y + H. Iuibcr intend 10 hold convention at Agcutu-
IA, Hall IN this city, tomorrow secret conference oil the
leaders OF the organization held at the De!aNan
House tonight Politicians say that they never saw
Z" such a mixed lot of leaders" There were senator
boyd Assemblyman HIgscrty and ex-Polce Justice
Duffy representing IaIAmany Han; Assembl! man
McCenan1 and Costello representing the County
Democracy; ana John T. Henry and Dexter A. HAWKINS
TrurrsltiLg the Republicans. Brsdts these were The
Following members OF various ant -NOIOpDly OI5ahi
z.t on.: T. H. 1hi,rber. l. l.. Chi'tcnden, j : Wolfe,
Hem. Nichols, Ambrose SNOW ana Frederick A. Conk-
ling There were also two OF three OILERS, HcluuhS
Ih0.n. h rcila Patrick (Owan, Emerson l. DAVIS ana
JcnA McC oskey al adhcrents formerly Of the regular
Democracy. . ,. .i..
Mr. gonlllLg. Throughout tue evening TIE attitude
of The Anu-MonoPohsts toward thc kaiioHd
Commission bill War debated Some favored
Tie ull couiering upon the people the
Icff 10 name the railroad commission re- AM DINERS me
l. tv.ns the Governor tle ugut Of appointment nm
Al, ta.re Was uni e. sal agicenru nj
mi any Commission, bil, no matter who
Nycgc APPOINTED commissioners, would De accept
All. ar u-clld Na- arhtd to act as chairman
o. thc convection tomorrow, but deemed com
mite. sf n!iccu appointed 10 select state
,ofutfr ANA III officers Oh tue Convention tomorrow.
ff .oiig Of ijIOOAli wII CAL Inc convention 10
orirr ana L. L. Chi,tcndcl Vii act a. temporary eAaI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 25.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-dav-present the Hon. Charles Andrews, c. j. and
associates follow ing decisions wcr' handed DOWN
Tittewood agt The Mayor etc Of NewYork Danolds ag
me -tlco OF New -lncnt aiirmsG. with costs
residue OF appeal dismissed without costs III this
Court 10 either parry. -..-, 49,
hearing granted. to abide The event
Moi ons: cutter agt. the Mayo, etc. OF New ork No
ton tu put preferred Notwithstanding Ble'h
AIT. seymour cregin agt Loye-notois 10 amend remit
Appoals from orders No 45-Jc-one Messenger execu-
tor respondent AT Newton Messenger ana Others
1.-The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Receiver
etc. respondents sarah James ana Others appellants
10. 55I-The Mechanics and Traders National Bank.
respondent Hugh Il. Heay, impieaded, appcaht-Ar-
40 5j7-Thomas Kelyresponlent agt James JMcAlaAon,
55-ftzhugh smith, respondent agt Laurent j. Ton.
10 4rO-The People tx rel Henry C.. Adams appellant
at Zeah Ne-bro0S "a rOsae, "tc ana others: re-
sondcuis-submttc appellants argued for respondent
the matter Of The petition ~ JOhn fae 70 Vi
cate assessment fOr ElrVeuthavr. scwer etc Arsucl
Nu In the matter 81 he assignment Oi MaA hhoert
and one % Adrian san Sluleron Argued Co.,.
5sS-JOhu PrOuty, resp nucnt ast Inc LAKE 'ho'e
and Michigan southern Railway Company appcllaht-Ar
gn-l Tor appellant. submitted for respondent
No ~
Katherine Others appcliants-ouDuii
for appeiI ants, argued for respondents 49, 49,, r.
errpiah Crowley, Appellant aet me 'oyal Ia
change shipping Company. resp ndrni- omitted.
General Calendar: No l62- Charles Naples, respondent
agt Alexander ". Mackay, Implicated IeSuucA
no iI9~Gcorge Malcolm respondent. agt. Hugh ORoiiy
and 81 appel submitted
bay calendar iUr Ncdn' slty, Aprn ~ Nus 'V" 10
It's, 80, 1871, lU., JJi, aud iOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
rOIrRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.

SUPREME CDURr-CHtNB.ts -Hela nv Barrett cal
endar called II Mus 81 40 80, 3D. 50, % 49, lO2,
1911 IOi 2J,, 10.
DiaIl.E.,- sos %, 20 ~ l3G Law AND FAcI, sos
an 3n O7 l3l 2ej lG9 2io 32 1872 ~ 343. 3i2 800,
I67 70 49, 1922 49,, g. a2l, DIS 80, ~. 5l0 -23.
Sirgr,fr toIKI- Pact Held by Lawrence j.
case ON Otiorman AT. ArnouN- No day calendar 800
PAET Il-Hcd by Potter, J.--Nos li@4. C4l, lJS9'
1902 SO llsG l72s HIS, i2J, 1901, 1893 "Os2 800 y
PART IiI-Held by Larremore Nos 1859. lGGt 1873
1850 l55O 2UyU 1853 lbol, 1893 1909 1872 1893. tl4,
a55 1921 G95 3d. lo7i 1851 1892 so5, 9O2 2,l6 G79 %
SlfFMoG C0UEr-srrcIu TEEN Held BY Truax. j.
No Jay calendar ,,
man J-Nos 2G 40. JOS, 49, 40 7Gl, 800 25o, o0I,
Pan / Held 0y scdgwick. NO 9l3. -
PNU III-Hed ny Russell, Nos 1913 Joo, 9-., J09'
lUuU 1920. - 49,, o., - r, ,,.,- q.
CoMToS PLGAs-EQUIU TEGM-ued by Van Brunt j.
COMMON rLrAs-Tnr.L TRRM-PART Held by J. F. paly.
Nus llj7 49l 1913. 1856. 1851 1884, l251 o i 10
i246 ii93 l27, Coz l77?, ll$ l62s ~ lsla 1880
1907 l722' lS, l0l. 4l9, 49, l20 1895. 1871 loot ~
PARI II-IIed by Van HOescn, NOs. ISL 1909, $3.50
1914 1851 l1J2 l77i 1876, l22 1862 1871, 1913 loO
1910, 1906. 1873.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


17od 4 lO5 II " Of Washington iJNllO, Hooc al,
et al h. Mary 4 Hartmann. $1,000. 80 -
prn,,ut- Il n % u " Oi ofern-st, ovAlNo, "a ao-
ri.on aud another eAocutoTs, etc, 10 Ia Moi' IA
lexington ave- " T. 70 n Of iistst l9'h7' SiiS %
\ t,Aicy to 4 ilalsey 81, p. ,,..,,,b
l2tli.t Il s. 100 r. of .th-aNe. 10 0N'ali p"' ID
elar To Hannah H. BOaiduan. -, ms.
Asth N n - 2o1 II " OF DtLaye, 2OAlOV9 MAIL %
sing 20 " Ridabock =. a. ,,,,,..ti,y and
Same, 6roporty; deed dated 1865. j. " bu'A'' 10
wife to 4 Perkins -..--- $500. S,,.,-. I.,-
lgCthst. - - II " al AlexaudofANo i'NV' 4
gina fianerbcry 10 tuIily l. ueboi, ri' r bono.
Il IN \ = 3, .O9 ID e. OF lst aNt, plA.v'- IL
Vau ana wife TO sophia Meaeiih. "a %, ~ t,n.v
ioafh-st IA A. lsOIt " OF 4thSF| -VN''N'''' ' 8
,o,A "a t9iy n rof shave, l7'vA4vo''' " - Do
'-' ~, :, s,a aitr 10 Miriam ID boaic - III,
COZ y "a m N Of 2d ave, suAlNh0' u \ A''" d
~ mi Mic 10 Schlultt .. II
a., 49, - los ri ~ Of ANoA, .oNl'V.iA' A-A'' IA -
S0't ~ 49, nv Guardian. to Henry hiOos 80 .,i 80
o., ~. - as n, II OF S3-dst, -pAof W II . -
gu aud another. trustees etc, To feleE bio"N ~ Is
o., ~ N : lot 81 on map Of MorflsAhA '1Ia.i.,e
~ tr,,rnlar. " Allan jauldwt4l anu "ho :" ''" IN
Ir,,I,,, and FOrdham X Co -. a
rov.3ss No l39 2l2 laXlOO; y cantor anu VII" '"' q.
10 -, - f256 II " Of 2daye. liAlOu IL A"o"" :
l. A. nroome ana husband 10 = u hcoSh ;....,,ii,n.s
c,ni.ssI n 4 80 II " OF 4thst, 2OSylbs JoseP"" "a
Little aud husband " 4 L oaeA .''''''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

FALL RIVER, Mass, April PA letter has
been received here to-day b. Mr. NOros from hs -oa
Louis r. NOros one Of the survivors OF the Jeanette
It is an answer to news Of the dsas
ter reached here and forwarded by jackson. me
Ne,c- York Heraid correspondent Mr. Noros. II was
written at Irkutsk Siberia, February "a, and contains
record Of their voyage, the disaster to the Jeanette
and their arrival OF Melyie's company OF thirteen az
Ikutsl particulars Of which baye been previously 10
ceiycd and published In clio sing he says We have
lad orders from the Secretary OF tho Navy To come
home hut have telegraphed back asking 10 DE allowed
10 remain and search for our cOmrAde- We nave Aau
no answer vet, but expect one IN day or two"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE PULLMAN COMPANY BEATEN.

ST. LOUIS, April 2J.-Ihe opinion OF Judge
McCrary in the case o. the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany against the Missouri Pacific and from Mountain
Railroads was given today in The United states Court
The claim was tuat by contract, in 1877, the Missouri
Pacific Company hal gwen Tie Pullman Company an ex-
elusive night TO furnish dawinsroon ana sleeping cars
for gccn wears over the Missouri Pacific and all roads
tAcrcafcr controlled 10y thdt company. IL was Iutl cI
claimed tnat the Iron MoutaiA road was now cont oiled
bI the 81 rsOuri Paci, Company and an nJuncdoh was
kci to prevent other sleeping cars from being u,tu oil
thr former road judge McCfal fclu~td the Injunction
Justice Miller Of the United States supreme Court, con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
A RUMOR FROM THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, April 2j.-IhG Gazette has infor-
NATION that william IL. Vanderbilt viii give his friends
something to talk aUout by Withdrawing entirely
from the management OF the Lake Shore Road.
II II said his plan the election OF officers includes his
own retirement ana the election Of his son Cornelius 10
succeed nm D. II. DcYcIcdA l. TO Dc elected prcsi-
dent and executive manager Augustus ,chc the pres
sent viceprcideul, Ii either To be given nominal posi-
tIoa as second yCcprc-idcnt retired entirely. The
ri, ctiOu Will be- heQ on May s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE vANDERBILr-JEwETT CONTEST

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 25.-lhe Supreme
Court today reversed the decision Of the Court of Com
III. u Pleas Of Franklin County. 10y which ord WAS
issued during The NanIcrhiitJc"ett litigation for the
appointIneut Of receiver for the &C C. and Railway.
The receiver never got possession. bu cnOincd
h- arrival IA Cleveland last september Ihin virtually
does away nrO with the contempt GA and al pcntuu
li-.tiou between Vanderbilt ana Jrwcit tie al
tempted consolidation OF the O.io railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
RUN INTO BY 4 SCHOONER.

NEwBURG. y. Y, April 25.-Near Dan
examiner Point the Of thy recent disaster 20 the
river steamer Thomas Cornell. her companion steamer,
james \. Baldwin, while northward bound last night
was run into by an unknown schooner bound down,
which struck the steamer ana't the StarbOard padd
wheel tearing away considerable JOINER Work ana me
yz with nl,-bOnt The damage 70 the steamer II
not srri1ir Tne schooner Proceeded Oh htt Way Inc
rnb,blv ala not sec the In time 10 avert the
coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
TRUSTEES or THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.

The New-York Society Library held its an.
rual meeting last night at Its building in University
place and after slight opposition elected the following
trustees for the ensuing year Frederick DE Peyster
Henry Dorr Charles l. Strong Robert Leno1 heLhehy
Edward schell, stephen Z. Nash, Frederick Sheldon
tur, Dri.er Frederic j. De Peyster Francis A. stout
Richard Auchmuty, stephen c. Williams. John VI Knox,
George Cabot Ward and James NJ Mclean. I'd ard KING
red M thc reading Of the annual report OF The 90
etv II showed the Institution 10 be- in good financial
condition. with cash balance for the last year CT
81 ,OJ2 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
A pRorosED CoNsoLInATION.

BOsTON, April 2j.-Ihc transcripts financial
article says: There il strong paty forming in the
Atcnison Railroad Company desiring consolidation OF
the Atch-on and Mexican Central rOas and the election
Of President strong of the Atcison Company, as
vice-presidcnt and general manager, and President
Thomas NckcrsOn, now OF the Mexican Central Com
pany IA president Of the consolidated company. We
have reason bell We that some OF me largest ana most
conservative owucIs u AciSDn stock have pronounced
in favOr project bur II II urged that Mr. Nlchcr
son yould consent 10 Il and thai nc does not believe
consolidation would b. best Tor tne interest VI either
nlll l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY
MIR. HERMAN AND MR.. AMBERG.

Carl Herman obtained on Monday in the
Superior Court Injunction restraining Gustav Amperg
from interfering iu any way with ac business OF the hrm
Of Amberg Herman or with the business or employees
of the haa Theatre Yesterday Mr.. Ambcrg obtained
"a similar Injunction against Mr. H. rrman He alleges
that while he absent from the cltJ managing me
Gei,tingcr troupe and sending home large sums OF
money, Mr. Herman conduc ing the business IN
New York profits OF which he has not satisfactorily
accounted for. There are mutual charges OF nlsnahdg
and breaches OF ract and good faith between
nn ILL.f Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

inch guns the afternoon, and in the evening, pr-
liant display OF pyroechnlcs manufactured by the gra9
The days exercises VIII conclude with inc feau
ing Of two three essays military operations os We
graduates and the presentation OF diplomas, folloWeu w
n hop I'm the barracks. The graduating CLASS apnu'
lerv have made many friends during their soiourn mere
The officers OF the new class who relieve Them are al
arriX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE MErRoPoLITINS BADLY BEATEN.

The Boston and Metropolitan mines played
terlly in the prseucc OF about $500 people. Doyle
ami Kcpschagcr pitched aud caught Tor tho Metropol
tan- an. Matthews pitched and Rowen caught for the
Ho.tons The Mctropolitans failed to until in the
eighth inning when Reilly sent the bail against the
centre Held fence, making home run amid great ap-
ulousc Butdock "a n made a home for the visiting
niue Ia their fourth inning Tue score by innings WAS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
UNITED srATEs SUPREME COURT.

WAsuINGroN, April 25.-1he following bust
mes. wa. transacted the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
No 43s-Wiuam W. Randolph. administering. etc, agt.
The STATE Of Mississippi and others Dismissed with costs
so J2t-Iic Piedmont ana Arlington Insurance t"ihIAy
AIT MAGGIE Hawkins Dismissed with costs per stipulation
No .,--amurl T. Walkers executors, etc. agt. Inc
UuiteI state. Armament concluded.
NO l6-Ougina cXVartc u the matter OF JOhn y Mason
pctitiOucr-A Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
A CONFERENCE OVER JERSEY CENTRAL.

At conference between directors OF the Cen
ra Railroad OF NcwJerscy and their counsel Yesterday
the question Of offering opposition to the proposed meet
ing of some of the stockholders May >, was left en-
tircy TO he discretion Of the lawyers Ii Is understood
that they were not inclined to attach great importance
IA the nroposed meeting but rather favored policy OF
uertnes Al The conference at any rate they did not
indicate he course which they should pursue III IL not
impossible that within few days the counsel may al-
pear before the Chancellor Of NewJcrsey ana pro- ose
some action The meeting which some Of the siocknod-
crs have called is TO be held In jersey CITY and there
fore ia IA within the prov Of the ChauccTy Court II
any action n all should be taken. il Is surin-ed that the
(luc llor will asked 10 OF tNO tnne ''" pre-
vent the meeting o. Stockholders by iDuhci loh or ~
cancel me recent order pcrmiiu the directors 10 call
general meeting. some OF the friends oi the pItreh,
ina a.I,u assert that any &C i unnecessary, a.
without me approval OF the directors meeting OF
siocA no dcrs cannot bc legally held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
OPPOSED To CAMERONISM.

WMKEsBARRE, Penn, April 25.-In the Re-
publican District Ventons held to-day delegates Ia
the state Comy elected. The conventions 10
Judge by resolutions passed. decidedly opposed h
The Cameron interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. April %. 1Ss2.
The following sales were made at the LIZ
change sacsroom to-day
Ry Richard 7. Hdrnct
3.story brick 92.siory frame houses YIN lots Nos
S. lots together in size, 56xSo4XiL419L7; Man A.
Sf r0 5rieS honsc with lot so 500 wests
7o5n of Jane-st plot Of land 225x8o' James 100,
ssi lSsi' and i.siory brick Win lot!
tn Of 5hSve. each plot OF Land 25TloSl II 90 oos
ByL McGmrr.
I 3story brown stone house with lot. No G32 Lex
mgi9nayc. 5, GO5 It OF jlIhat, lot 2oN7c ~,
BIZ Peter =. Meyer
lory brick tenement house YIN 81 49, No so Eait
ByE H. Ludlou e Co.
aq brown ;5GPs a ai WIN 1Pf 90 & tn'
,,or Tg HSies shop with lease Of land shs
?5tt q 9daye lot 5oH5o lease dated FEB /, 1856
BY Ben,ard Smyh
I . story frame dwelling with lot. 40 % East sth.
- r. 25Gs eof 4th.ave lot looNiOo'Ii .oac
, E%@4 sr GnS Stone dwelling vn lot 10 5
l22dst 55e 4" Of dave lot i'A'o On' 1888
By william Eenneuy
@ SGT sad End Sn Ia S9n o E 'Ss i iS
term Of Tire vs1T 6 rrserv May Of tho rSt to
cancel lease should ground be required for pubic o.oo
For aad during term Of one year from May ISL
Dukheas am piers % Last NJ i-,on 900
Rult head at Fast Jthst Nh Schuy .---.---,-.- wv
EulLD,ad extension. stone dump AZ EAat 4ous| o,a
fKchld q ,ulLbtrgcr
Du4knc.d aud stone dump at East 4''-'I James 1000
49, s,g.
For and during term OF three ears tom MAJ = 80
outer hali Of ,astcrV sae oil ilef - 9'o'. 500
IomphcTc * CO.. -; u,..- 20 and
Eastery ha of per 81 westerly hall oi ilhI . az.
oukncl and small per Sg ,,mn WIN '','. 5000
Nortncy half Of Per % and s9qAe nan u lJOJ
About y st % outer end 81 Se''ef' han o. ~. 9i2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

lam . X Kcene has presented the Metropoitans with
nlg ana -treamers Tor adopting his oulor white naunc
.hiti with blue puEn dnt-
Tho same mines PLAY again today The Chc>go club
VIII play with the MeuOpoltaAs the rvliaAdcE vi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
nu Il lfnIIer 4 Nnn.

D qstorv brtck houses with lots on Adams 81 n 9
corner % NorA-st, plot VI lana -'-A'V'' D"0A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

wonderful skill as o mathematician He was known Al
the lightning Calculator" and Ia supposed that his
peculiar mental exercise was the prime cause OF his
mind breaking down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE COURTS.
MR.. OGORMAN'S SUIT FOR A JUDGEslilP
The trial of the O'GOrman- Arnoux suit

MR.. O'GORMAN'S SUIT FOR JUDdEoliir'
The trial of the O'Gorman -Arnoux suit
was continued yesterday before Justice Lawrence
James W Horton, the County Clerk Of Saratoga county
since 1875 said he remembered going TO schoO 10 Jgo
spcir I'm Hop City but he unable to fix the dato
His testimony unimpOrtant.
The Rev. Dr. Samuel T. Spear OF Brooklyn SAID he
was born in 1872 lie went to school at Balston uhul
he eighteen years old He became acquainted Win
Judge speir at RalstOn, as he remembered IN 1873
Judge speir was larger than the witness ana appa
emily older They to the school together ana
spoke Of their ages impression LEFT on the witness
mind was that judge Speir two three years the
elder OF the two Dr. Spear said he was not related 10
Judge speir The wife Of he last witness was next
called. but she could state no tact wheh Threw n"cn
Mr.. Bangs offered in evidence the Official cerucate Or
Mr. O'GOrman's election Judge OF the superior Court
The ADMISSION of the certificate objected to tho
rart Of Judge Armour. Mr.. seward made long arSn-
ment which Sccrncd to be cxcusiyely the prop
oslion that Mr.. O'Gorman's election was nero nuly,
even it conceded that jude Speir born In
1910 Mr.. O'Gornan's counsel said that the question
raised by Mr. Stewards argument had no bearing on the
adnis-bility evidence Of The certificate OF election
ustirc Lawrence said he would like ~ hear HE counsel
notwithstanding, aud would reserve his decision until
to-day to give them time to prepare their points
VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY.
Charles s. Archer recovered yesterday in the
Supreme Court a verdict against the NewYork. Now
Haven and Hartford Railway Company for $4,000, "a
damages for injuries sustained by him in 1880 through
the alleged negligence OF the companys servants Mr.
Archer aiiglted from a train evening In Hartford
and started to leave the station As he was walking
along the platform train up behind HIM close by
the platform. The carpetbag which ne had in his hahd
was struck BY the engine aud ne thrown under the
train hi. skull wa, fractured his BODY crushed and
bruised ana hi- injured that an amputa'ion be
came necessary Mr.. Arcncr alleged that the station
wa badly lighted and no signal was gwen OF the APP
pro ch OF IL. trln TIE defence ~ the company was
iha Nj Archer mad been guilty of eontrDutory neg
g,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

storv brown stone house with lot No 6I2 Lex.
ngton-aye " 5, 6O.j It Il vi j4th-st, lot 2ON1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

NEw-YORK, Tuesday. April %. lSS2
The following sales were made at the Ex-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05

Indicates certain measures, whose adeP-
tion would seeln 20 be very desirable,
instance in particular those Wnicn re!S =
TO arrears Of tax, to steam RAILROAD anu 70
the assessment OF real properly. AmolS
the questions which have oeen ING sopio
Of recent debate in the halls OF Oongress,
one is of the asceriainment OF tle V9se iot
presidential electors, and the la!enu S 81.
of the Constitution IN us proxlsIOn So, ~
devolving the executive IuIctl%3ns . III
the Vice President, when tne Ies,u az =
suffers from inability TO GlscnArge sne
powers and duties Of his ONCE. Ness
that no embarrassment may resui: lio1 -.
failure to determine these qussslons Oe
fore another national electlOn'
- J. RENEDICTIoN.
The closing year has been reple;e VIII q
blcssinps. which we owe TO the 0lver VI
Iii I God for our reverent acknoWledg..
Taopt FOR Che uninterrupted harmony OF
~ Soreien relations, for the dearth OF
ooc,ional spimosities, for the exuoerance
80 nur harvests and the tTiumphs OF our
N ining and manufacturing interests for
tLa nre1slence of health, for the spread
- intelIieence and the conservation OF
Tho nnblic interest; for the growth OF the
country. all elem ents of nstionel great
mass: for these and countless other bless
mos we should rejoice and be gao l
trust that under the inspiration OF TINS
treat prosperity our counsels may Dc
Harmonious and thst the dictates OF pru-
dence, patriotism, justice and economy
NAV be the adoption OF measures IN
which the Congress and the executive
msy heartily unite.
Washington, D. G., Decem Der 4, 1857
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05

Fare to Garfield and Return, ssAmE
DAY, SIPS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
Reconstruction Impossible.

This may not be true as regards
states-indeed we know it is not !;
hut it is absolutely true as regards
those delicate organs, the human
lungs. When they are disor-
gained and partly consumed,
thew cannot be restored to a healthy
condition. But bear in mind that
this misfortune can never happen if
aALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR is administered as rem
edy for the cough which always pre-
cedes pulmonary consumption.
Sold by druggists everywhere at SOC.
and 81. Great Saving to get the large
size.
Pixies TooTHAoHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
m T8 TRULY WONDERFUL

3 IT I6 TRULY WONDERFUL
To see what improvement nov exi9
as compeTed with railway EEava
only a few years ago, 10 become
convinced CT thaS, one has only to
select for bis route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Re
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
q NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc,
ready to convey it's passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago Gliding smoothly along
oYsr the supe rb track Of steel rail
through ehriyi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted In, this tr0in, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always on time, con
neotions sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy in travelling, win find the
an Crth- Western" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest Of all
routes to Chicago and the East. La
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets Ola this Road all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and re-
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Beat
travelling Accommodations, yo9
| ill buy your Tickets by this Route,
w AND Will. TAKE no
1THER