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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-20

GALE BY AUCTION OF LARGE DOU-
- BILE BRICK DWELLING on TIE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY STREET BET TWEEN FIRST
AND FOUSIIEE STREETS, No. 4, AND OPPO-
SITE THE RESIDENCE OF MIR. JOSEPH G..
DILL-THE LOT FRONTS ABOUT Al 2-l2
FEET on CLAY STREET. EXTENDING BACK
WITHIN PARALLEL LINES lf0 6-l2 FEET
TO \ WIDE ALLEY.-Bv request Of the owner
we will sell by auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE u, 1882,
at o'clock =. W., the PROPERTY above de-
scribed The HOUSE is I'm good repair. and + now
occupied by Mr.. T.. j. Ragland AT a rental that Will
Weld good interest on the Investment. one half
OF the taxes for this year viii be paid by the seller
TERMS: Easy. and announced ~ sale.
GEORGE 5. VASlION & son,
&C. l6 AuctioneerS.
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GHuBps & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers.

GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
7 IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
i We VIII sell the adjoining PROPERTY de-
scribed In the following advertisement. These
two sales will afford an opportunity 10 purchase
the whole of that BEAUTIFUL BROWNSTONE
BLOCK, than which no chOicer property can be
found:
Bv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE ii A Y ID SOME FOUR-STORY
L BROWNSTONE TENEMENT, No. 1914
EAST MAIN STREET, ADJOINING MESsRS.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., AND SOME LOTS
ON PINE STREET. IN SIDNEY, AT AUG
TION.-By request of the President and Directors
of the Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany, we will sell by auction, upon the premises,
on
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1882,
at X O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY situated as
above, and occupied by said CONF any, the Virginia
Mining and Manufacturing Company, and Others.
IL fronts 2SI feet on Main street. runs back about
~ feet, Is entirely covered by the building which
is four stories above the basement. embraces the
splendid office on the main floor, with well-ested
freproof vault, and three stories above adapted to
offices or other purposes. The location H. In the
centre of the best business part of the city, and the
property has as large a rent-prOducng capacity us
any other of equal value in the city.
AT the SAME TIME AND PLACE will be sold
a LOT OF GROUND, on the west line of Pine
street between Holly street and the James River
and kanawha canal, fronting 73 feet. running
back IA feet To an alley, with width In rear of
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION aALES...Future Days.
ByJ Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
l113 Main street.
CLOSING-OUT SALE
OF REAL ESTATE OF
CITY FIRE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
FIFTEEN BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DEsIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS
ON PINE AND LAUREL, STREETS

Nv authority Of the committee appointed by the
directors Of the City Fire Insurance Company to
sell all Its REAL ESTATE for the purpose Of
liquldating It's stock, Will sell. on
THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1852.
at 3 O'Clock. those VERY DESIRABLE FIJI
TEEN BUILDING LOTS, fronting 80 feet each.
and with depth OF about 145 feet to arballey on
both sides Of Laurel and Pine streets. between
Beverly and Cumberland streets aud Albemarlc
and Spring streets.
AS this property must be sold, and cannot be
held, NO sUCR OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS ITSELF
~ secure bargains either for consumption or spec
ulation.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by deed Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
&c 10 Auctioneer.
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shall offer for sale at public auction draft Of
fine stock from the GOuld-llil stOck-farm, con-
slsting Of
Q WELL-BRED and HANDSOME COLTS,
q SPECIALLY FINE MICH COWS, and
l JERSEY BULL, bred by me from imported
stock.
The colts have all been worked 10 double harness.
and are Kind and gentle. Among the lot are seye-
raj matched pairs which would make nice car
riagc-icams.
The cows arc all fresh 10 the pail and having
been bred for MILK and BUTTER PURPOSES
can be especially commended
CATALOGUES
with full description and pedigree of the stock may
he had on application 10 the RICHMOND BA-
ZAAR, or of T.. Il. COOK, AuctiOneer, 1924 Main
street.
STOCK on EXHIBITION TWO DAYS PRE-
VIOUS TO SALE
TERMS Cash on day of sale. Every animal Of
fered will be sold If there isa bid made.
The attention of the public Is respectfully asked
for this sale JOHN II. DAVIS.
sale conducted by +. Il. COOK, Auctioneer
&c 30
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LOST. sTKAYED, AND STOLEN.

I OST. WILL THE YOUNGSxf
II GENTLEMAN WHO CAUGHT CA. W4Hy
NARY BIRD on First between Clay and3kFc~
Leigh streets Monday morning return i TO 80
106 east Clay street 2 je2O-1ts
7 OST, STOCK CERTIFICATE No. .
IL OF THE ALLEGHANY COAL AND IRON
COMPANY, standing In my name and emitting
me 10 three hundred shares of the capital stock Of
the said company. The finder Will please return
the same to me, az the First National Bank, Rich
mond, Va. - -
my 3-Tuqw HENRY G.. PARSONS.
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MOND, Predecessor 1870
IL AND POTNMAC EAllNOAD

THROUGH ALI.-HAIL FAST-FRElGHI ~
TO AND From BALTIMORE, PlltlADl DO
PUIA. NEW YORK. MD fN~IERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BEIMttN L.lF
MOND AND BALTIMORE N EACH
DIRECTION.
COrrcspondiugly quick time a. other i'~
Through bills OF lading issued al luw rate.
4. \. IAl LOB
'vl General Fui.lt A-.
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BY ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.


MISERABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
l/TENEMENT DWELLING ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF PLEASANT STREET TWEEN
SCOTT AND PICKETT STREETS, UNION
HILL. FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-By request
of the owner we shall sell by public auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE %. 1882.
at 6 o'clock =. NJ. f'le NEAT AND COMFORTA-
BfE FRAME DWELLING, No. 2ll4, on the
north side OF Pleasant street between scott and
Pickett streets, containing four rooms, besides
closets, &C., and In good repair, with lot 25Xl65
feet. very desirable as u home, and now raying 4
good percentage on the low pncc at which the
owner Is willing 10 sell.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced n sale.
W. II. LYME < co.
h. IT AuctiOnccrs.
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A direct four-nsurs connection Is made ho,,.o,,
Richmond and Norfolk ~ trains leaving M.
mona a, ll;oO \. VI. aud Norfolk al 1913 e.. ".
AppomattON depot. '''
>. x. kENLy, General Superintendent
a. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket Ag,rt.
ffe lof
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1IUI Bank street IneNt % EIeventhI.
DRICK DWELLING No. S1j ST. PAUL
ID STREET, BETWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the
owner who is n nonresident, will sell at auction,
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81. 1882,
at p. NJ. the aforementioned property. The
HOUSE contains three large rooms, and rents
well. The LOT fronts on the east side Of 50. Paul
street 80 feet and runs back lis feet 10 an alley
/ feet wide.
TERMS: Easy, and made known at sale.
WILLIAM j. MCNAMARA,
je16 Auctioneer.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10l6 Main street.

Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
10l6 Main street.
4 UCTION SALE OF \ NICE BUILD
IA ING LOT, SITUATED ON SEVENTEENTH
BETW ZEN RICHARD AND BALDWIN
sTREETS.-By request Of the owner, who Is de-
termined To sell, shall offer at niblic auction ON
the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1852,
az O'Clock r. NJ, the aforementioned property.
The lot fronts rs feet ON the west line of seven
tenth street lies beautifully, and is enclosed by
substantial fence.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve eighteen, aud twenty-fOur months, q per
cent. interest added TO deferred notes, and same
secured by trust-dced.
jelS FtRMAN TUPPER, Auctioueer.
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AUCTION sALEs..Future Days.
BY W. Goddin K Son, Auctioncer.

by W. Goddin & Son, Auctioncer.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU.
~ TfFUL LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN SMITH AND MUM
FORD STRETS.-At the request Of Mrs. T.. w.
Isbel shall offer for sale at auction, on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1882,
nj O o'clock =. NJ, that truly BEAUTIFUL LOT
located as above, adjoining the residence Of Mrs.
Isbcl IL has front of AZ feet and depth Of
100. more or less, to n wide alley. On this lot
there Is well Of fine water, beautiful flower
yard, and fourteen bearing frut-trees Of superior
quality. The neighborhood Is an improving one.
TERMS: At sale. W.GODDlN son,
je1S Auciioneers.
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RAILROAD LINES.


III ~ !.ss:::s;s;. ,5syasss
DICHMOND AND PETERsP1'po
~ RAILROAD COMPAN Y.-Comn,,,l,.'f
WEDNESDAY. June 81. 1852. trains on IN, m,
will run as follows: ''' RAJ
LEAVE RICHMOND -sorru
3:l5 T.. W., FAST MAIL. daily. Make tb,o..,
connections for savannah va
only AT Petersburg and fi,',l
Pullman sleeper between Ne. r
ton and jacksonville. Pa...,.,.tl-
=, VIII tase thls train for Wnferts,r
ll'oo n. ~, THROUGH MAIL, daily. como,
Ing Tor Raleigh, charlc ron. a.
Rusta, Aiken, savannah, ana d, "
soDyille. stops at Chester ana ~ .
tralia. Pullman seep.Ts his.'
New York and Savannah oD ~
train. " Nis
600 L. ", FREIGHT. daiIy. except suud,v
d:0o \. NJ FREIGHT, daily, except susllr.
600 p VI" sunday excursion.
LEAVE PrrFEsBrRc-yorrr
1913 A. VI, FAST MAIL, daily. Sfot,. LIZ. -.
chester. Pullman sleeper Dr nt.
nam b.tNeen jacksonville lri
$40 L. VI, THROUGH NAL, faily.conro,
with Richmond, fre'icricksl 49,
Potomac railroad for ali B,.nfs g.
and West: ai-o making rnnf',.t. -
WIN the thesaIc1kc and Ohio
rOat Tor all points West Ti|.,-H
stops at Chester and C,n,r.na
human slecpcr' ~ this train r..
tween savannah 1ul Nov Y.rt
Iassengefs take his train for I'm.
7:05 A. w., FREIGHT daily. c,c,,., s..,
5:i2 T. ~ FREIGHT daily. except SUNDAY
40 ~ n Sunday excursion.
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ByJno +. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1905 Main street.
NORTH CAROLINA CUT-iIERRINGS
IN AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, THE 21sr INSTANT,
ut IL o'clock, will sell at the store Of Messrs.
n. X. Savage & Co., No. IL, Cary street, 10 close
consignment,
so BARRELs NORTH CAROLINA CUTLER
RINGS;
so iALF-BARREI.s NORTH CAROLINA CUT
HERRINGS.
To be sold II. lots to suit retail trade.
El8 Auctioneer,
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4 VIRGINIA FUNDING SCHEME.

RICHMOND, Jan. lin the Senate to-day
M R.ddleberger introduced funding bill, which.
gethcr with the bills already introduced prevent
the reception OF coupons for viii form the Re
aduster plan or dealing with the existing tax. receivable
coupons and refunding the debt The ackuJwl-
edged be due by Virginia her creditors the arst
Of July, 1.s2 including the bonds held by the Literary
Fund and interest thereon, cash. 70 such date is
S2l03j377 10 which It Is proposed TO fund into bonds
registered coupon ffty years. provided that
the State may any time and from time to time, after
July. 1900. redeem any part OF the principal and
interest, at par
The funding Is to be at the following rate For vir-
guias equitable share OF Glass (consos the OF
SO per that Is to say J3 Of bonds authorized under
this act principal and accrued interest at par from the
preceding period OF maturity 10 the date Of maturity
be given for every 500 OF tie face principal and
accrued interest from the preceding seIntannu period
OF maturity the date Of exchange OF such indebted
ness and for any interest which may be past due and
unpaid upon such indebtedness. Funded bonds Issued
under this act may be given dollar for dollar for her
% per cent recA9ns ana Hcgouhts Ior any mserese
reckoning and accounting FOR any interest in the case
OF classes and b for her equitable share OF
cent; for her equitable share Of class (uniuuded
bonds at inc rate OF 90 PEI ceI I.s reckon
tho date OF exchange as In the case OF
Glasses ~ B. c. for her equitable share OF Class In
tercs unfunded bonds, at the Of SO per cent?
eQu able share OF the bonds " the Literary Fund
tue OF Glass G. her equitable share Of the
ages OF interest ~ be paid IN money for all balances of
such Indebtedness constituting West vrgnia's share n
the old deb principal and interest, in settlement u Viz
yinIss equitable share as Aforesaid the Board
Of Sinking Fund Commissioners shall issue
u certificate that Virginia has discharged
her equitable share the bond presented leaving bal
ance shall be stated be accounted for By West
Virginia, without resource upon the state OF Virginia
In the year 1890 and annually thereat until all bonds
issued under and by the authority Of this paid,
there shall be apart OF the collected from the
property OF the state each year 20 cent upon bonds
tue outstanding, which shall be pad INTO the
Trrnlurr to the credit OF The -nkinE FAnd.
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4 RIOT IN 4 KENTUCKY COURT BOOM

Mt VERNON, Jan. ia riot occurred in the
Circuit Court here yesterday Judge A. o. Bradley
was sitting as special judge ~ 4 murder John
Muins witness, went into the court room In intoI
icated cond and FOR contempt OF dned SO
thee separate times and finally ordered into Gus
tudy Champ Mullins. his father, who Is a powerful
man Joined with him In resisting the order When the
laer and posse started with John TO jail the prisoner
and mis- father resisted TIE which followed beg
gurs description. The large crowd IN the court room
broke INTO the widest disorder Men Knocked
down and pistols were drawn. The guards rushed In
with sl0 guns and the scramble for tho doors and
dows WIS tremendous The Mlinses and officers fought
their way out OF the court room AID down stairs into Tie
street When they reached the street gave john
Mullins pistol with which lie FREQ two sAot5 Both
men finally arrested and placed IN jail, where they
now are ~ ~ the disorder began Judge bradley
lett the bench and shouted, cal every iu this
house help these men, and Will assist mysel,"
And nc do lend such assistance he could The Jury
ia Tue murder scattered IN tic crow f,IlG
after the restoration Of quiet, by agreement both
sides they isCIargUd from Iurt4er consideration
C sle Gaze and The trial Was continued u1iA tie next
farm nj
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CANADIAN ITEMS.

QUEBEC Jan. ll.-SeyeH lumber laden YES
sells lett here for Great Britain between september and
November aud have Iot rs yet arrived a. the ports Of
destination
Exchange calls Intention to the abuses which have
grown up under the Erindns-iu bond regulation, and
suggests tnat breadstuhs be abolished
largely attended meeting was held today 10 make
arr lrnruts tJr receiving the American -ocld Science
As-oca ION their annual conference ca DE held h're
this Shareholders representing 1000 shares
of consolidated Bank stock hAv. entered action against
the late directors % recover S3,OOO.OOO lost by mis-
n4nag cement OF the banks Ifars.
OTTAWA Jun. lI.-During 1881, 32IOOO.OO0 feet OF
lumber valued AZ S4l73 OOO was shipped from Ottawa
am, ,i,rity 10 Great Britain and the Ulited States
There are wiuterug here 1876. OoOoOO feet, valued
al 644.3OO II s estimated thHt the cut for l7-- Will
H.. tret
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name md address.

AYRRs-At stamford, Conn. Wednesday. January Il.
Notice offuneral hereafter.
BEDELLAt sGgth Orange. n j. Tuesday. January 70 Of;
f9 a s agg Eease dAlFhe Months qt charles and
Funeral services AZ the residence Of parents Thursday at
GQDINE-rn Brooklyn. January H. 1882 Francis Godins
Notice funeral hereafter
HofKTNs-:A9 Catskll Monday Iannary O. Samuel Top
Services at his residence Catsk Thursday, January IL SC
carriage. will be in attendance. at me Grand Central p.Do,
70 c6nvev OF retv cue as e9I ne yrsn
Greenwood, which they are invited to attend
JACKSONon Tuesday, loth Inst at Onion Cot! rEe schen
Funeral on Thursday afternoon At haf past / o'clock.
KELLoGG-ou "Wednesday January H. caroline Curtls-.
F%asta service. WI place her late gesasac. iol
LORD A, Lyme Conn THURSDAY. January Miss Harriet
NELsON-on Monday. 9th Inst. az her residence No 81
Eas, 29thst. Helena A. widow OF william Nelson age -
Funeral held me Church ~ the rru,gnr.
atom 4gth It.. between 9Th snd Madsonayes Thurs
%"s.pS0 g n M 55 on s mt Y %
Mary E. 5,O"eL Formerly Ok Orange, y J.. aEod a.
sIEwAR TIn Erookyn. ON "Wednesday January n, 1882
Mathew W stewart son OF he ate John ami Eleanor
Relatives and friend, ot the family respectfully invited %
iOuslby,.t. on FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock.
yooHHEEs-At MilbrooE. n Y. on the 10Th. Garrett @.
church. New bruns"icA, M On Friday morning az 10
O'Clock
Fgadfa ,eTv i ir5a esn5s q hs on Henry g 1859
Mliisuu4ge. near i&Itu -i. January l.. 40 luJU a.
Ee'ati. es lHd i-'ru's are resp cuauy Invited
Luter7Uent At Wo0dIawu.
wnEELEI I mi. Ply Ian7'r; nrosrs' ,,s!y aaaEs
her "a
wQoDErFE Departed M, a,-. wednesday, Iaaasry y
- jung Atc lO W01tr w. WHO Hi u.ary g. ~ O, J. ~,
AMI only iiugftrr1 NJ tsgtau george a.. Lyme.
Funeral services uf rsl'aCr so al Wellington
place, FRIDAY az g O.c.JrK
Relatives aud friends are invited attend
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'TTcy oV rHE Lr0HTHoCsg B0AgD.
ApELINA PATrL

CHICAGO, l.--i Ai !, l-@E'
To Nessrs srE-NwsY & sons Men r1rt
DEAR SfHs Allow no 90 express 20 y.u fAe sreai
satisfaction and pleasure that Tlave experienced from
TIC Use Of your famous Pianos which you have placed
az my disposal during the tour now IN course Of
progress IN the United States
During my artistic career IN TIE art Of ths
word have uscd the pianos u nearly az ebraiod
manufacturers, but none Of them be compared 20
yours-none possess 20 such marvellous degree tbas
sympathec, poetic and singing quality which dis-
tnguishcs tho steinway peerless among them all.
Before returning Europe shall select and Purchase
one ~ your Grand pianos Tor Cralsy nos Castle my
residence in South Wales. Respectfully yours.
ADELNf PATTI.
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COMPLIMENTS TO OSCAR WILDE.

In Miss Kate Fields private office in the
building Of the Cooperative Dress Association little
party gathered By invitation yesterday Tor bohemian
lunch with Oscar Wide Besides the host there were
present Z ,u vedder, Miss Clara Morris, M aud MIS-
T D Auet 4ui Mrs. George Z. Blanchard
Samuel Ward gave dinner in compliment 70 Oscar
Wilde asst evening hls house, No s. Cilntonplace
The table was sumptuousy spread. large bouquet sur
rounded by caila- occupying the centre. spray Of
each plate suggestive and In
spirng OF the entertainment was the singing
" Tie valley Lily by stephen Masset who wrote lia
quests were " Z. Trayerr, ". Il Hurlbert. william
stuart stephen Massett william d. E'artS' 7ycney
Wcbster and Mt Wilde.
Mrs r. II Ewart gave Mr. wilde a reception as, even,
ing M her house. No 2J West Thirty ulnta-st.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE
TIE DEADLOCK ENDING.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNEI

,,r,xy. Ian. ll.-Anothcr attempt was n'O'
,o.a t,.ri.ht 10 end the conflict heiWe'" '''' -
ocr,tic factions m the Legislature. o''"'"
o,d Homer A. Nelson visited the heA"q. '
b,Tamuanv members and Ecid an h'"' C''-
once with Edward Kearuey and Genera go
- tbe situation Mr.. Kcarney ana ueHeIa'
er,,oll said that the Tammaay members ',i' wa"
+rsir course IN refusing 10 vote for mon"P"N 0'",
dates had met with the approval Oh '"' r''P''
we Stafe. That being So. large con''NN''"' "'u'0
D.. ,,,do 10 them i'm the organization OF the
Icgslature As prcl mary 10 heSo"''.''" 'ii'
c.notc ,aucns must ne held again: Jacobs be WITH
drawn rs candidate for president pro tempore ana
,,,crt for the Office ot clerk. which must be given
a. Mr.. Holahan the Tammany candidate.
Senators Jones and Nelson, it Is Said. replied they
s;5 moi consider these demands unreasonable, aud
,1opgpt they would be granted If MI Mtnulng'
- bad acted very unfortunately IN the affair 50
Co. 5if not iustgate some Of the other country
c.ra.orS 10 reject them. Mr.. Jones said 1t Is re-
,orted that Mr. Manning had sand he could maui
Jacobs out at any time if it should be necessary,
h,t no would support Mr. Lamont to the very last
ditch.
Nr Kearuev and General Splnoa then said the
rr.,,uo,lv Senators also demanded the chairman
GIN of the Committee on Railroads for senator
Bovd. and the chairmanshIp OF the Committee on
Cities for senator Grady.
Mr.. Nelson, it is said. replied he thought there
would be no difficulty in securing this, for Tam
many Senators were so few In number they could
not contro. committees even if placed at their head
A. this point in the negotiation Senators Grady,
Bovd and Treanor were brought into the room ana
asked what positions on the committees they desired
They stated their Wishes which were noted by
Senators Jones and Nelson. The negotiation then
ended Nothing was said about the organization OF
the Assembly, but Mr. Kearney subsequently
said that Mr Patterson was not Objection
able TO the Tammany members a. candi-
date for Speaker. aad would probably receive
their votes whenever the deadlock was
brokon in the Senate A Democratic Senator
said tonight he thought the Assembly would be
organized Tomorrow by the election OF Mr.. Phtter-
sou as Speaker and Nj Bum as Clerk lie would
not enter INTO de ais of the arrangement but PEG
pie would be surprised after 10 was done how easy II
Wa ACCOMPLISHED. Senator Jacobs saws the dead
lock is about 70 end He has the air OF
a man who sees that no II 10 Ice depoSed from his
high position. Senator Grady tlammauy Demo
crat introduced bill to-day to amend the bill 10
reorraulze the local government OF the City OF
New-iosk The bill provides that the Board OF Al
derueu now In Office shall hold Office until the first
MONDAY in January. 1883, and thereafter they shall
be elected by Assembly Districts.
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CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY.

BERLIN. Jan. lin the Rechstag to-day Herr
Wlndthorst introduced his motion abrogating the
law forbidding the exercise of ecclesiastical func-
tons without Government authorization. In sup
porting ii he said that neither the discretionary
powers applied for by the Government III the July
bill nor the present euient application OF the May
laws. suficed TO remove the grievances Of the
Catholics.
Herr Keistretzow. on behalf of the Conservatives,
ana Herr iiobrecht on behalf Of The National Lib
erals. opposed the motion
Professor Virchow In the name Of the majority Of
the PrOgresssts supported t. and asked the repre-
sentatives Of the Bundesrath to state their views
Herr Won BOettcher, Imperial Secretary OF state
for the Inferior replied that the Bundesrath must
maintain an attitude Of reserve The motion being
for the abrogation OF q law. the Government could
not constitu ounly approach the question until the
ReichStag had adopted the mott Il. If the Emperor
he SAID. should assent to the introduction of a
meas1rc such rs nobody last year could have an
ticipated it should be received with thanks and
reNereLce
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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Jan. 1i.-At a meeting yesterday Of
the Ladies' Land League 1t anpounced that nearly
100 had been received Cor the general fund since the
last meeting and the relief OF prisoners taui
lies MIR Euus a reporter on Archbishop Crokes paper
az Thures arrested Large quantities OF pOta-
toes being exported from ireland TO America Two
men who attacked the house Of Mr. CHralake H. the
County Cork November ana stole Rl0 have been sen
fenced 10 ten years penal servitEde.
DUBIIN Jan. 1.-THE Emergency Committee to-day
DISPATCHED Il messenger by the mail train from Dublin
with bag Of writs be delivered at police stations IN
WestueatA. Galway, kOscUmiuOn and Mayo. while the
train was travelling al rapid speed gang attacked
the messenger the railway carriage seized the bag
unn neatrnYrd the WriLs.