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New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE SPEAKER SURPRISED.
FAILURE OF A MOVEMENT TO TAKE AWAY SOME
OF HIS PATRONAGE.

FAILURE OF a MOVEMENT TO TAKE AWAY SOME
OF HIS PATRONAGE.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORREsPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNtl
ALBANY, Feb 21.-Ths morning Mr..
Rain.s without consulting many of his Re
publican colca-ues, introduced resolution trans
fcrriug the authority To appoint committee
clerks, etc, from the Speaker to Clerk Johnson
a Republican. The sp aker seemed asiounded by Mr.
Raine~'s motion and first ruled that tie resolution
was a privileged AMI could be considered al once
Mr. Browne, of OstcgO at once came to if assistance ny
making the point Of order that the rcsou H. being an
amendment of the rules, must 30 over for
one day Speaker Patterson decided tnat
the point OF order was well taken. Mr'
Raines declined to appeal from the Speakers dcci-
once moved Icy the motion Ou the aDle me LAST me-
tion ad,pei. Mr.. Avord says th-t lie mas clH up
To-neh fory ynne Republican AssemblFmen held
secret cautu, from 10 1850 O'Clock 10 c"nrider dI
balncs's cS"luon. The debate Whs y nca'ti on; .li
Ranes argued that II was good pocS ,or kepuDlcans
to man oces as ihey coid toi iolo%rfs OF
their party. Tammay, he SAIL, wa "bVOuslE - en- en-
ragged with it, betrayal by speaker laeis0 as 10 oe WI"
ing to take away the offices IN MS ght, ana
give thom to Republicans. MI Roosevelt ol New-1 rH,
who appeared at tue caucus in dress suit opposed Ia
tlon lie sdid its adoption would lead the charge
there alliance between the RepuD fan ana
members had escaped Justly this reprodch.
The adoption of the resolution would rum the
party in the estimation OF voters throughout the State
Mr RoIscvets views were echoed by ASSEMBLE men
Ewing. OF II. Lawrence Fletcher. Of Suffolk, H. l..
Spiague OF NcW-p I'm, fdtid. "l i'O''i'
Armstrong, Of Washington, Fenner, Of thautauqui,
GreenwOoi, of Wayne Hunt of jefferson ana lunter o1
Cavuga But Mr. RaneS had the support OF eX-Speaker
AvOId. Assemb ymcn Poster of Saratoga, thamberlan
of St Lawrence Jones' of schuyler, Derrick, Of wash
ingOn Holmes. of Gcncsce and Hard, o. Orleans. By
an almost unanimous vote resolution was passed ut-
Carng mat il was inexpedicni 10 take any action re-
-pecting the appointments, except to suppor tue Re
publi.ag cauc IS nominees This virtually
luton IL support of Speaker Patterson
Before the Assembly adjourned to-day Mr. Patterson
male has to secure some of ms patronage by point
iIr four committee clerks. II s Mr.. Al Ords opinion
thai all these appointments can be cancelled if the AS
scInhly chooses 10 do 80.
MI McAlauus int Oduced bill directed against thea
ire ticket spcculatos IL makes II uUlaw fl to sell
amusement tckcts beyond the established price.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

ALBANY, Feb 21.-Lieutenant-G G OvernOr Hos
lns announced the pointment of the following stand
ing committees in the Senate to-day Republicans in
roman and Democrats in italics, the caairnen being
named frst);
on Financc-Messrs. Jacobs. Mccarthy, 4. Lansing,
Iyrde Bro,"pipg Lord and Jones' ,. ,,
on Inc J1,jicinry-Mcssrs H. A. Nelson, Pitts, Els
wor d, Corer Thomas Allen. Koch, Ft-9eraId ana H. C.
Nelson. ,,-., NJ, ~,
COrcIf f. Lansing and TrcGHOr
On RaiIroads-Mcssrs A. Lansing Boyd, Pitts, Lynde,
ON Co5ragrce and Ndrgdtion-Mcssrs Trcanor Jones'
Holmes Ellsworth, Macarthur K'ernan and Doly
Bowen Koch ANA II. A. Nelson.
On Conals -Messrs. Roberts, Mccarthy Macarthur,
On miscellaneous Co'PorahonS-M Messrs Boyd, Thomas,
JacObS, Bowen and udcEin.
on BdnES-Mcssrs Ndchfn, Baldwin and Jacobs.
On Internal A9airs, Io'ons and CountieS-Messrs.
7reanor. Iynde asd Roberts,
on ItIdQeS-- MesRrE. COrert, Holmes and BrOrning.
on Literature -Messrs. HrOraing. Evans and iom. ,
On Mitia1Mcs,rs MaeE'n hllsWonh and Et,gerd'd
on Ptbhc PrtHti',O--Messrs. Jones, Macarthur and
On State Triso,s--H c. Nelson, Bowen Evans. Jones
on Man'tfqct,ires-Messrs Titus Bowen and Herman.
On Agriculture -Mcssrs. Jones, Lori and Titus.
On Pririiegcs ami Eiec'O"s-SlesSrs II. 4. Nels n,
Allen aud IrcG1,Or.
on public Bu,id,gs-M -Messrs. A. Lansing, Thomas and
on Iubfie Expenditures Grody F. Lansing
on Engrossed Bais-Mess;s Brorning. Russell, Boyd,
on Roads and Br,dges-Messrs. Koch, Baldwin and
Roberts,
On Erection and DiriciOn Of TOtrnS and COunfies-
Mcssrs. H. G. Nelson Evans and Fn-OcdM.
On Ciainis-Messrs Boyd, L. Lansing and II. C..
Nelson.
on Indian AGairs-Messrs Roberts, Allen and Jones
On Retrenchment-Mess Fitzgerald, f. Lansing and
JdcObS
On Poor LarS-Messrs. Titus, Russell and II. A. Mel
son
On Grievances Daly, Lynde and Roberts.
On Manufacture Of Sdit-dessrs Koch, Mccarthy and
NdctiE.
On. came La,cs-Messrs Fitzgerald, Allen and 4. Ldns-
ing.
On Joint Library--Messrs. Corerf Thomas and II. A.
Nelson.
On RaleS-Messrs. Jacobs. Pitts and GradJ
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

The Baron Ignatus Won Schactfcr arrived
in this city yesterday by the Cnnnrd steamer 0er'm
He is STAYING at the Hotel Brunswick ana was seen
shortly after he by TRIBUNE reporter Ihe baron
il tall erect and dark in complexion his manners are
marked by courtliness and urbany He speaks Engl7h
with great ease, though with an accent. In the
course Of pleasant conversation he said thai the voyage
had been very ENJOYABLE this time Of The year. and
that he had passed the days very comfortably sun ne
was glad to reach America. When asked II he hRed
America he said perhaps best answer that qnes-
tion by ling you that out of many posts that my Govern
ment offered me chose the American Mission In prefer
cnce to any other. / not altogether a stranger
country. visited II about eight years ago ana
stayed some little time in your principal cities Beside
that admired your magnificent people before ] saw
them have not the slightest doubt that yOurs is the
country OF the future and that will eat us all up one
Of thes days You display ability for s'lfgovern
ment that Europe With us, for instance. the
dynasty merely holds together; we are first Of all
Bohemians Hungarians or Slays with you no
dynasty is needed hold you together but the common
name Anne rican mades you great aud strong"
"what about the proposed Austrian steamship line to
this cOun ryP
"The Austro-IIungarian LlOyds have started such
ne II you call vessel line, hut II is only In
tended for commerce. and its il yet TO be de-
cidcd The vessel which left Trieste will arrive at this
port about March D."
"Do you expect to remain long in New-Yorki'
~ Only for about week. During my stay here shall
be very qnic and shall devote myself prl cPtlly To
seeing your city. Then shall go to Washington and
present my credentials 10 your Government"
" Are you willing 10 say anything about the difficulty
between Austro Hungary and the southeastern SaYonc
tribes :"
NO At the present juncture can say very ltte that
would enlighten you. l may say, however, that Aus
trils is based on the Berlin Treaty. and tbat she
will recede from These SavOnlc have al
ways been used TO wild and lawcss freedom and they
do not know how to recognize the supremacy OF Law ana
order. But hope tn teach them Of the elements
of a better government"
The last pos which Baron Schacfcr held wa' that Of
Diplomatic Agent of the Aus,rO-lIunCar1n Empire In
Egypt At the close of his mission there the Emperor
Germany prcsen ed him with the Grand Cross OF the
GnTInAn OIder OF tue Drown.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE NEU1RK BANK CASE.

iFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBCNE
TRENTON, \. j., Feb. 21.-The answer of
George q. Jenkinson, assignee OF C. Nugen Goa to
the suit of the receiver Of the Mechanics National Bank
Of Newark was filed in the United States Court today
MI Jenkns0n represents the firm assignee and the
Government receiver Of the firm. As assignee he
takes ground and receiver his duties are quite
different. The reply assignee is general denial OF
statements Of Cashier Baldwin Receiver Ere
lnghuysen The assertion that the cashier acted in col
lusOD with the Eugent firm to defaud the bank Is in
dignanty denied and claim ia made the directors
or at least, Of theIn fully cognzant OF the
relations between Baldwin and the Nugents
1t is asserted that Direrors stephen H. COndct Jose
T. Hasey, Joseph A. Hasey. George A. Hasey and the
late william James had full knowledge of the note
transactions by which Nugents increased
and they personally discounted the paper received by
the fr making ~ 10 Is per cent b. IT, when ordinary
brokers would have discounted the same paper much
smaller rates They examined the Nugent factory II is
claimed and discussed the nrms Affairs, and COndicts
connection with the affair Is said TO have been sii
intimate. He held mortgage on Nugents house and
poies OF the firm for $1,000 which lad been running
for nine years.
The assignee further says that Nugen has had
passbOok since November, 1879 when he had balance
Of S2709 81 An apparent balance at the lime Of the
failure Is claimed The customers OF Nugent would, II
IL alleged have paid cash in many transIctOns had not
Cashier Bald win said be preferred notes. which tue d
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
lac c3iae veagh did not conclude HIS argument.
ITEMS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PuILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.--FrOm the begin
nlns OF the year to February - the Reading Railroad
Company had slipped l,j7O,OG9 tons OF coal az against
,:}s6, ,6l3 for the same period OF last year
Tho semi-nOntnly meeting Of the Pennsylyauia Rail-
road managers was held to-day. Daniel 3 Newall was
elected to III the vacancy caused by the promotion Of
John g. Sims jr as assistan. secretary OF the road
Newhall is the wel-dnowu crcketcr John Cessna was
to-day elected pres The Bedford ami Brid-ep 70
Railroad and j. n Dab4rry president ot the Mhiia aud
yaua.
m ssion of the trlnk Ines consisting Of Alea q. Thur
man Eiihu 3. WasnbGrne and Judge T. NJ. Cooley, VIII
mce, III ths city for the purpose Of hearing Philade
pha business the question Of freight rates BE-
tween the Sc board and the West The Board of Trade
has voted to give the Comaission the OF It's
A lease has Just been maze Of TIC Old PcnDsylyana
Railroad depot Thirty second and Marke-sts.. which
was abandoned the Broad street station TO the Pull
man Palace Car Comp which will us for the nan
uiarr, Of coach uphO stcfng ana bedding ana Tor tno
The official report Of tie coal tonnlge Of III the carry
ing companies the month OF January gives te tOhl
shipments al l,S339!0 rs, an Increase 81 loZoO 40
compared with the same nth last year. The Tonnage
Of the several comp tnits was follows: Phlladtpma
Reading, 4O3 ,5Gl tons; Lehgh Valley, 319-ls tons
Central Railroad New-JeTsey, 2O1,292 tons; Del
tons: Delaware and Hudson Canal, 222,4OO tons;
Penns sylyana Coal Company 20, lS2 tons anu the New
York, Lake Lrie and Western Railroad 2o.942 tons
The gross receipts of the Pniadelphia ana heading
Railroad and Coal ana Iron Companies for the month or
January S2,4jI 466 3O and the gross expenses,
3 lsOt,552 81, leaving proht ioT the month ot
last wear Tie prof for The year TO date Is Hlo3l43O II,
aanst IL 095, ,226 81 for the same period last year
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
BASEBALL NOTES.

The local season opens at the Polo Grounds
on April ].
The Princeton nino practlsed outOfdoors last
week.
I'm the College games the home club takes all the gate
receipts. .. -
There is little In crest taken in baseball at Williams
College the faculty having refused to allow the nne
enter the League -
The Atlantic Club OF Brooklyn, has "ithdraWn ir'n
the American Association -,
PRINCETON College has eighteen mon In training FOR Its
nine for the coming SEASON. -, -, -.
In tho nacs of "a dividend the Detroit CluD VIII ISSUE
,,,a % saasnn tickets 10 each shareholder.
ro r.nrrsentatiyes from each college Will attend ths
.,,pg ~ the American Association which is to be held
Mt springfield nn Aarch D.
rh. Csforna and the National Cubs recently played
,atch came in san Frnncisoo. The wind blew gaie
and rho California nine victorious by the scors
Of l6 to >. go 49,, 4,
The Atlantic Club OF Brooklyn Will praeuse IN
prosnect Park until It's new grounds are ready
rn nine is as follows; Schappart and Kent pl1ch,s
cresn and Knowdeil catchers; Hawes' hr'
h,ss smith, second base schenck third base h1s Ss
sr short stop and Tippen, Reinsen ana warner Ia Wv
field. -, =, N. c,,h
ttbo meeting Of the stockholders OF the Eclipse 0uo,
or ouisviue las, week. the directors were rcelec'ed
for tho canning season The nne 40 far as compe'eu
noade nm "a follows: Riecius and Malone pi'cpc''
Cro,,v ana sullivan catchcrs Browning, frst psss'
Na"rey left neId strlok, right field and WOf the sun
.flin
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
SL0Ss0yS G4ME BTTH rIGNICX

George T. Slosson, the billiard player, ar
rived in thi. city yesterday moruing. tug with a
Marty OF his friends on board met the Sera at u2Ian-
line and brought the champion up 10 the city. le a
TRIBUNC reporter who him after his arrival,
he said: My game with Vgnaux was played or Jan
nary 30 in the dining room of The Grand Hotel and the
table was the one used 10y ana NignauH in 1916
II mad been entirely rcttd nf Al the arrange
IN mt for the match were excellent. cannot speak t"o
big Iy of the manner in which | treated by the
French press and people and OF the manner III whch
the referee Daniel Ron lcau, discharged his duties
How was the attendance at the gamcs -
"Tne first night every taken the next night
tbe Mace was crowded 10 suforation the number Of
peopl increased every night and the last we turned
awoy 5000 persons. and among them Marshal Mac
MHlou fl was estimated that there were 10000 people
in front of the Grand Hotel that night Ihat was me
uiglt tie crowd broke in the doors had got the bal~
on the rlll and thought would make good ran, when
suddenly there crash atd the glass doors ol thc
room W re burst in. cOnld hear the shouting and the
no Sc outside and thought IT regular Parisan mob
The yOcc finally restored order, DUt dd not mako
"Whai sort OF a contest did viguaux mahc1"
" "VignauX's losing score was larger than any ever
grand average 33 l2-77 WA IS 94-11. the
rg, 81 on record also made the argest run on rec
ord 39s points, and the two largest single averages, 80
How were you treated by vignanx'"
"Wt he been beaten and dislike 10 say anything
against HIM. hut certainly old treat me very discour
teosy Al the close OF the match II was his place, aS
ihe defeated person, extend his hand to not wait
ing Tor tuis offered uine m. but he refused 20 take
the press. Ngna there and went mp 10 MN WIN
a Of VINE aud SAID, Your good hcil'h, NlgnauX
,,ood bye' and he responded in cons ranei manner
" DO You think NimsuX will come To ths country ~
Yes | think VIII be here IN two or three months 10
play me Ian. He vii not up the championship OF
the world without aHOihcr enc. l.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
MAKING ERIE A DoUBLE-TRACK ROAD.

Il,
Railroad Company Las decided to build doubetrack on
its line of Hornelsye, and for that purpose has
made a sale of its Prior Lien bonds, which amOInt TO
- 900 The bonds have been taken by bankers rep
resented by Kuhn, Loeb Co., hut details In regard 10
the transaction not made pubic yesterday. Under
the terms the plan of Reorganization these bonds
provided tor "to meet the expenses, payments and In
deDcdntss II the receiver and the reorganization *
penscs here and in don" They were made payable
in thirty years from dare of The mortgag and 10
precedence uf tie second cOHso hdated mortgage
bonds Ite Erie road now has dOub tracks from Jcr-
spy CITY to Onell,ve, ana the accomplishment OF ma
present purp0se # the company wIl make II double
Track road Tor Its njirc ltngh
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BILL.

TRENTON, \. j., Feb. 2l.-GOyernOr Ludlow
has unH il Friday nj 1t TO sign The bill giving the New
Jersey Central power to ISSUE stock If lie doesn not
ai,X his signature ii becomes law II he shou desire
TO veto IT lie must do this week As matter Of TACT
the Governor has given the measure 0ny the attention
which the ordinary unineGested newspaper reader he
slows upon IT, has considered the bin officially
IN any ordinary of the term. 80 lar a. can Oc
learned he has moi been requested to give any hearing IN
oppoSltUn the measure, ana there i dppIithy 10
woud approve the bill in due line should be altered
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
PEEILS or THE SEA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21. - The officer in
charge of the signal Corps Station at Little Egg Harb0r
y. j. reports: Briganne Achilles, Captain Giurcieb.
from MOntevideo, South America, To New-Y0rk with n
cargo hides ashore this morning In dense fog
The vessel viii probably 20 to pieces a. The sea h.
heavy. The OF nine men was saved by Lie Station
No 23."
HALIFAX. y. s. Feb 21.--Tbc Anchor Line steamer
Bolivia. Captain Donaldson, arrived here to-day from
London. hay ing on board W. IL. Neal Mrs. Mathcson.
Lewis Hope and family and Mr. Mckay, passengers Of
the steamer Sandman.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
CANALBOATS ADRIFT.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Feb. 21.-The steam tug
CarOtta, from NewYork for bridgeport aud Ncw-iIa-
yen with tow Of eighteen canslboats. coal laden.
parted her towline after passing Ponfeld Reef Light this
morning, and the boats sdrft There strong
east wind blowing and heavy running al the
time. Eight Of the boats recovered and Drought
into this harbor The remaining ten either sunk or
driven ashore between PenheId Reef ami Bridgeport
Light. All hands Merc nnYnl.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
FAILURE ATNORTH1NPTON

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 21.-Deputy Sheriff
Ansel Wright, Of Northampton, failed to-day. His labiIi
ties about $4,000, the First National Bank of
Northampton holding $1,000 OF his paper, the Hamp-
Savings Bank $500. the Northampton Institution
for Savings $1,000, the Northampton National Bank
$1,000. the lIaydenve Savings Bank $500 and Am
herst College $500 Smaller amounts, aggregaIing
$4,000. held i'll Northdm on and ITS vicinity. Ihe
banks generally secured and it thought that the
genera; creditors will realize good percentage, aud
possibly dollar for dollar.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
UARDLGRAS At NEW-ORLE4yS

: NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 21.-The weather was
Hear and cool to-day. There immense crowds of
people on the streets, among them many msskers In
the afternoon the pageants of the King OF Carnival
tie Phunny Phorty Pheows and the Independent Order
of the Moon paraded the streets. There all nifty
five cars. making procession. with cavalcades and
bands Of music two miles long All the subjects
iustrated were Of comic character.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
ANIMAL, MEETING OF D., L. AND W.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western Railroad
Company which was beld yesterday, the old officers aud
the Board Of Managers reelected TO serve for the
ensuing year The officers are a. follows Samuel sloan,
president; Frederick f. Chambors secretary and Fred
rric H. Glib ems treasurer. The annual report, Wlcn
ha. been published a. TIE TEB NJ, submitted 20
the stockholders. Mr. sloan says that WORK ls Dehg
pushed vigorously all along the line Of the LackaWanas
,.Nt, ,usi,u In
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
EX-CoNFEDERATES DINING TOGETHER.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.-The annual dinner of
the Society of the Army aud Navy OF the Confederate
States in Maryland took place tonight at the Butaw
House Among the guests Generals W. ii. i. Lee,
Hooker, of Mississippi. aud Lilly, of virginia, william
McComb, OF Virginia Senator George Of Mississippi the
Rev j. W Jones, Secretary OF the Southern Historical
Society, and The Rev John Lnndstreot. OF Virginia Gen
era bradley A. johnson presided, assisted by Generals
Isaac r. 1Iimbe and James H. Herbert
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
OBITUARY.
LANES EVANS.

James Evans, with Charles s. Brown & Co..
No Al pear-st died suddenly at his home in Jersey
CITY yesterday morning He had been suffering from
severe cold for several days but was az work usual
on Monday night Yesterday morning he sent dispatch
his office, saying that he would not be over and n
halt hour another dispatch announced his death
He was ftyfour years old and leaves wife and three
daughters.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

field when the Of tho atter's death was received
The Court Martial finds Drake guilty OF cheering for
Arthur but acqus him Of the charge Of rejoicing the
death OF Garfield with malicious intent II r. generally
uEdcrs ood that Colonel Drake Intends 70 his
to the supreme Court the that the Court Mar
tal bad NJ right 10 try him as he at the time
military duty.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
COMMANDER w. H. c.. SELBY.

CONsTANTINOPLE Feb. .2l.--Commander Will
liam H. c. Selby Of the British man-ofwar Falcon, who
was wounded by an Albanian Artah recently, has
died OF his injuries.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
ICE on THE UPPER HUDSON,

Troy, Feb 21.-The ice harvest in this vi
cnity has about closed The quantity of new lee stored
is $4,000 The old ice ON hand amounts 10 23,70O
tons making total of l0l 800 tons. The storage capac
ity 100000 tons The ice gathered from the Hudson
ut Troy and southward Is estimated OF more than
1000, 900 tons.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
san FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 21.-The following were
lhe onicial closlng prices OF mining sionkN
THE CASE or COLONEL DRAKE.

TRENTON. Feb. 21.-Judge Depue to-day
opened the sealed verdict OF the Court Martial In the
case Of Colonel Madison Drake OF Elizabeth on trial
Tor conduct unbec0ming gentleman and "a soldier la
cheering for Arthur and rejoicing at the death of
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
DIR PORERT BRIDGES.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-Dr. Robert Bridges
emeritus professor ~ the Philadelphia Coz
lege OF Pharmacy died to-day the age Of seventysiX
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
GkNER4L HANCOCK AT NEW-06LbShN

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 2l.-General W. d
Hancock arrived here this morning. lie VIII not eon
plete HIS tonr of inspection Of the Gun an" A'."-
fortaca ons intended at tho outset, put VIII 's'
uiIe,t 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

rcctors could discount II IL denied tha Nugenn & is
,f,.in ~, nen the firm beyond proper limits ann 10
asser ed that tho proposioa that Bal iwii so
I - ,ic Gniucts of tho firm came from Bail"u
St TIC directors named claimed 10 be Ic-Pun
sIIe Win BALDWIN for the action o the bank 'o""I"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
SAMTEL A. GLOVER.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2l.-Samuel A. Glover,
cashier of the First National Bank Of Richmond died at
1915 O'Clock tonight at the age OF hftyeisht He was
wen known aud held IN high esteem In TINS com
ullnity.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
MEETING OF WESTERN FREIGHT AGENTS.

CLEVELAND, Feb. PLAT IA meeting OF
western frelgh agents held here to-day 1t was unah'
imousy agreed to recommend to the JOINT Executive
Committee through Commissioner Fink, an ADVANCE IN
east hound freIgh between Chicago ANA NcWlOlA
on the lasi. of cents hundred Gu tho seventh ana
eighth classes. to take ciioCt March q.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
CHARLES SHARP

PANAMA. Feb I1.-Charles Sharpe, of the
Canal service supern endent Of the Gaem station
died suddenly on the 4th inst.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
aRRIvAL or THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER.

and there s no newspaper press to form or to express
II If il did exist"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-16
.ANTETI
Corset Hands Wanted.

HoOD, frst-clzks cAnyAssers to sell Spring Beds M Inquire at the office Of
 NEW HAVEN SPRING BED co. lA2 If G.N4