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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-27
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor Of the estate OF
JOSEPH AUGUSTINE, deceased, / rcqucst all
parties Indebted 10 his estate 10 come forward and
settle, and all parties having claims against his
tate will please present them 10 ue daily certified
for settlement JAMES AUGUSTINE,
u 23-eodits 4Q6 north Twelfth street.
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ELECTRO-VOLTaIC BELTs, DC.
on THIRTY DAYS TRIAL
WE SEND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
ELECTRO-VOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
ON TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
TO MEN ONLY,
ELECrRO-vOLTAIC BELTs, d

YOUNG OR M1DDLE-AGED.
who arc suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LOST VITALITY, LACK or NERVE FORCE
AND vIGOR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, and
all those diseases Of PERSONAL NATURE re-
suli!ng from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
speedy relief and complete restoration of
HEALTH, VIGOR, AND MANHOOD GUARAN-
TEED. The grandest discovery Of the nineteenth
century. Send at once for illustrated pamphlet
vOLTAIC BELT COMPANY,
5SeIv Marshall. Mich.
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ID Il o p % : AIS
4 FOR
CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR
CITY ADVERTISING ASD PRINTING.
FOR TIE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 81, 1854,

SEALED PROPOSALS
CITY ADVERTISING AND PRINTING,
FOR TIE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31,IsS4,
will be received at tie Council Chamber, Broad
streetnea Ninth, until 4P. VI.
SATURDAY, JANUARY p. 1883.
ADVERTISING. per squire cacE Insertion.
PRINTING: Jon WOEK, per 1000 ems; per
token, $50 impressions.
BOOK WOR@, per 1000 ems; per token, 2JO IN
pre-,iOns.
STATIONERY, BINDlNG. &C.. such rs now used
IN the several departments Of The city govern
ment.
The committee reserve Tie right 70 reject any OF
an bids. Adore,
". II. PLEAsANTs, Chsirmqn,
"a l2-co1td Council Chamber
OrIicE or HE SUPERINTENDENT OF THr)
CITY Gas WORKS.
RICHMOND, VA, uu1ry -, 1883.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
- CEIVED At his OFFICE UNTIL
THURSDAY, fEBGUARY !, 1883,
for tie BEST GAS-COAL for the fiscal year end
ing February !, 1851, The quality, yield. and IL
Illuminating powers 10 be established by practical
tests at these works, Tie minimum yield 10 be- 400
and tie supply delivered at the lower works As the
necessity Of the superintendent may require
Any deficit win be deducted monthly from tho
price paid the contractor, who will be required 10
give bond aud security for faithful compliance
Of the contract. And II Inferior coal De repeat
eddy sent 10 TIE works after due notice from the
superintendent, Il shall be- deemed sufficient catl-,
20 abroNtc the contract.
The Committee on Light reserve the right TO re-
feet any aud all proposals..
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
ia 2l-tFel superintendent.
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BROWNS IRON BETTERs.

KNOW THAT
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
WILL CURE
THE WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA;
WILL INSURE
HEARTY APPETITE AND INCREASED d.
CESTION;
GENERAL DEBILITY AND GIVES 4 NEW
LEASE OF LIFE;
DIsPFLs
NERVOUS DEPRESSION AND LOW SPIRITS:
RESTORES
AN EXHAUSTED NURSING MOTHER TO
FULL STRENGTH AND GIVES ABUN-
DANT sUsTENANCE FOR HER CHILD;
STRENGTHENS
TIE MUSCLES AND NERyES-ENRICHES
THE BLOOD;
OVERCOMES
WEAKNESS, WAKEFULNESS, AND LACK OF
ENERGY;
KEEPS DIP ALL
CHlILs, rEVERS, AND OTHER MALARIAL
POISON;
WILL
INFUsE WITH NEW LIaK -HE WEAKEST
INVALID.
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PROFESSIONAL.


OEPH CHRISTIAN, late Judge OF
HAVING REsUhED THE PRAC 5I OF > His HIS
litof EbsiOk, WILL ATTLND ALL THE
SCU,Uk]S. STATE AND FEDERAL, IN THE
GASES IN THE SUPIseME COURT OF APP
rEALs AT sTAuNTON AND WYTHEYILLE,
IN y, ~ IN, nc SUPREME COURT or TIE UNITED
OFFICE, lo14 EAST MAIN STREET.
IA zI-Yx
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By Jno. +. Lauphton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.

TVRADE SALE OF 1000 RICHMOND
| MADE CIGARS At AUCTION.-Hayiug dis
continued the manufacture Of cigars, and belng
solely engaged in The le.tf-iObacco business viii
offer at auction 10 the sllc5-rooms Of Jn0. f..
Lauehtou Jr Aucilonecr, No. 1906 Main street, on
TUESDAY, 3OTu INSTANT,
at iOH O'Clock. the balance Of the stock on hand.
manufactured by the late firm of Lihcruuth &
Nilihiser. consisting of the popular ana standard
brlnds OF IMPERIAL, IGEI;MOSA. COUNTESS.
KEY WEST, BEST &c, la FORTUNA. and
other brands. Thcse CIGARS are all standard
brands. and are well known 20 the trade Ct ID s
citv and are only sold In this way TO close ont the
stock on hand. They were made for regular Gus
tom trade. and commend themselves TO the attCu-
ton Of iobhcr, and Tie retail trade.
TERMS: For all sums Of $50 and under cash;
over that amount q. Xty days credit for approved
uaner. CHARLES MiLLIlISER.
81 27-3t
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.


ESTRAI.-A RED-AND-WHITECy rag
H COW, with long horns. was taken up by -lslIss.
tue police on the night of the Il instant. The
owner can get her by applying at First polcc-sta-
ton (Oid Market. JOHN POE. JR.
IA 27-3t Chief af Police
EOUND, \ GORDON-SkTTER Il
l. DOG. The owner can secure him by=@as%-n
describing and calling 1T
RAMOS & MOSES,
ia 27-1t Ola Main street.
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RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1883.
HAVING THIS DAY Qualified As

A Il administrator Of the estate Of T.. IA. RHODES
deceased, hereby give notice 10 all persons In
deb,cd 10 him 10 make payment 10 me, and 90 all
persons having claims against him TO present the
same 20 me, properly authenticated.
HORACE l.. EDMOND,
Administrator Of l.. II. Rhodes. deceased.
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soL HAAS. Tragic Manager t.31
rHESAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY
" SCHEDULE N EFFECT DEtENbLE -

GHESAPEAkE AND ONO RAlLN D
~ SCHEDULE N EFFECT DEctNbLH -
1892. - ,........
DEPART RICHMOND. Louisville ara 'a,
natl eNrre.,. A A.. N. daily; mail. = 4. ". tli.'
Except sunday 20 Cllftou Forge. ipr y. i'.'
ana 0ld Point. AIS T.. VI. daily except ~ it'
THE L. ". TRAIN SlulS tNL I,' 30
Rt'sISFsS between R!cLmoui an4 tklrli..--
VILE
ARRIVE RICHMOND; From IL Wet = ~
VI. daily, 1870 l.. VI. (tNccpt SUNDAY 3.i ."
NJ. daily, from Norfolk aud Ola Foiu.' l4-t' II. ''
daily except SNdayl. e.
Pullman slecpiug-car- and Jay c'f'h'r ~"
Richmond 20 Cincinnati DALI, ani - ~,
lOttesyilic $50 y. y. daily ~ Louia'lhr "i"
out change. I'd. .
Ticket-Oaices: 1000 Main ,irct sud S-,r''
f'''"N '''N H. ". tiLtE,
General pa,seugcf AgcN'.
a. W SMITH. General Manager tt 80
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4 TLANTlC-C0AST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
IN Effect NOVEMBER 3. Iss2.
LYAyE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LEAVE RfCHNoSp-eoUTHWA ARD.
has \. VI. daily. connecting for Norfolk, Re-.
leigh, Charleston. Savannah, aud ffY-
rdl. stops 20 Chester aad teriralif
Pullman sleeper New ! OK 81 ~afau-
nah.
3l5P. NJ FAST MAIL, daily. connecting for
Charleston, savannah, Hut flnrid8.
This train makes no local stop. prt,-
man sleeper Washington 90 hrIlt .fnu.
sos Y. VI. daily. connecting for iilulr-tOU. 49,.
yannah. and Florida. stops % tl,--
ter. Pullman sleeper MasAiHgtou t5
6:5e \. u aud 0;l3P VI. freight daily lcAlCpt
sunday.
E.Is " " Sunday excursion.
LEAVE rETERsBURG-NoRTHw ,r.
pOMATTON DEPOT.
3:JS An. FAST MAIL. dlily. Mako. %. il..l
stops. Pullman sleeper thr.-,Y. III.
" Washington.
1905 4. VI. daily. stops 10 Chester. Central.
aud Drury's l'uG. Pu lman ..,r,
jacksonville to Washington.
1928 L. N. daily. stops 10 Chester lrd r,..-..
in. Pullman SLEEPER >a7lra.. .
New orr.
1858 \. N. ana 513P.M freight, daily ..t
sunday.
81 p y a. ~ sunday excursion.
An dsily passenger trans make cl.-.. connection
10 Richmond for all points rth. c..f .r. ....
THE ONLY ALl-RAlL ROT Do geo
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond has a. ~ drily Ar,, N.-
Leave rS.t NaT 4, l243 p. NJ daily. Ar,, r,.-
KENNY. superintendent
Il. VI EMERSON. General Pts-on-.. t-uf
sol. HAAS, Tratic Manager .ll
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DICHMuND, FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMUN -, FkEnEElthcblh ~
III AND POTOMAC RAilROMl->tn, I..t
commencing NONEMnER D, lre2.
300 A. NJ. leaves ByrA frpct 3iAuon ttIt .''.
only a. Milford and tIrt' iirh q. US
sleeper Charleston and t-hllt' pm.
800 4. NJ, leaves Byri-S ret .fa'lsr daah .'N.
cept sunday. sleeper JttA pn'
and Washington.
ssS Z. NJ. leaves Uyfd-> rroi s'a'inn .A.1'
sleeper savannah and NcW 'fA.
400 L. NJ, Accommodation tor Ashlsao, nt''t
Broad-Strcet -iIii0p daily lek''l'
sundays.
1880 A. NJ. arriNcr 40 Eyrd-otrccl station tal.'
sleeper New YORK % r.yan.ial.
Y:Og L. NJ, arrives al Eyul-~tItef -'a'f'u JAW
makes no local stops. sleeper f't'
ingtQn % charleston. "
GASP. A., arriyCs at Byrd-S're 's'ion "f'N
Except sunday. slcttr a,At-~
ton 10 jacksonville.
$50 \. NJ, Accommodation, arrives ~ hfrsN
street station daily ieNcgp eun1.N
Train leaving Richmond \. NJ. maNes i"Ni,
CONNECTION DAILY, except SUNDAY ~
Frederic ksburs with y. =. and L. X. u. ,,,,t
ORANGE COURTHOUSE and lNrERMhblN4"
q. A. TAYLOR. General Ticse, Af',t
T.. I. ID. sly ERs, General sansriHiendtu' CIV i-
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by J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aucilonecr,
1ll3 Main street.

1ll3 Main siree..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ STORY FRAME HOUSE, No. oil WEST
LEIGH STREET, NEAR sTHtET-CAR STA
BLFS.-By virtue Of decree Of the Richmond
Chanccry COur., IN the suit styled Cary rs. Kings
administrator. entered January 6. 1888, the uu-
designed. special commissioners. viii sell on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 27TH,
at 4:3O y. NJ, that TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING No. eli west Leigh street, situated
ON the south line Of said street between Adams
street and Brook avenue.
This PROPERTY fronts 81 feet on west Leigh
street. with depth Of 100 feet more or less, back
to divers alley.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in six aud
twelve months, interest added, and title retained
until all the purchase-money Is paid and decd or
dered By the Court. JOHN u. YOUNG.
10. LANE STERN.
Specla Commissioners
J. THOMSON Brown, Auctioncer j. %
DICHMOND BAZAAR, o.,
NOS. 1i3s AND 144O FRANKLIN SHEET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock will sell a registry At a number q
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
including part Of carload Of FRESH stock jus,
received from the Valley Of Virginia.
FOUR GOOD, YOt NC, WELL-BEOKE MULES
PREVIOUS 10 WHICH
all VEHICLES that NAV be contributed TO thu
sale. L. Il. COOK,
IA 81 AuCtlOncCr.
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81 WALKER STREET, BALTIMORE
December, 1851.

December, 1881. \
For six years have been great sufferer from
blood disease, dyspepsia, and constipation. and be-
came 30 de0iluated that could not retain any
thing on my stomach in fact, life had almost be-
come a harden. Finally, when hope had almost
LEFT me, my husband, seeing BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS advertised In the paper, induced me 10 giw
Ha trial am now taking the third bottle, and
have not felt 70 well in six years as do at the pres
INT hne. Mrs. L. +. GRIFPIS.
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by T.. T.. Cook. AuctionCcr,
% Ninth street.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF PER-
"A SONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE ISAAC
l.. CARY BY directions from i. Oppenhemer.
Esd. administrator of the late Isaac J.. cary, VIII
sell 1T my store. rs above, on
TUESDAY, BOTH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock. an ASSORTMENT or HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS. WATCH, JEW
ELRY, &C., belonging 10 ala e,tate.
n27 4. B. COOK, AuctiOnccr.
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YOEK-EyER LINZ

lPasg'r daily Freight dai- gf..ett .I.s
cNctSuuday yeN. Suudb tN. -uula..
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I,HE YORK-RlYEE LINE
BAIVIllJEE.

Trl-we,hiy Except ,u.lafI. luii
tirr Steamer, til dl. line leave N'-t POLO. '
baltimore Tue-dly-. Thursdays, aud saturn. -.
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WANTS.

cc 600 TO $4,000 WANTED TO
,DO,ODO START \ MANUFACTURING
l. NJ ERPRlSE that will ply E1ge profits. water
power secured on line Of rl'r al. Full particulars
10 responsible parties. References exchanged.
Addrc. H.. Ibis Office. ll2l-It
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
III ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER .. Izs2

1hr4uoh Through tI,ni-...s
PAS. I ldiu IPa'rIud N' p..-..tr-.
No. 30. TN No.52. N..tf.
Daily. b3ily. N.'t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25
DISSATISFIED PAWNBROKERS.

A meeting was held at No. 22O Avenue-A.
last nigat which In very funny way attempted
serious undertaking. In the Assembly yesterday nc"
hin for the regulation OF pawnbrokers, which has
the Of Mayors Edison and Low was passed by
vote OF n to o. Aaron Kahn. who signs name as coun
sci for Pawnbrokers" called the meeting ana announced
It's aim to be to take action therein to prevent ssd
alleged bill from becoming a law About thirty men
were present, two-thrds OF whom were pawnprokers.
Mr.. Kahn tried In vain to find chairman protesting
that he didn't want 70 serve because No wsn.eu :" a
lipeat. what ne had TO say" but finally he had to I'LL
the chair and run the meeting He read statement VI
which he denounced tho bill rs beug introduced
through the influence OF wealthy capitalist paw
and SAID ts eeot on tho smaller pawnorokers would %
to disable them Of continuing their business Inc Cd
Jectlonabe points that the proposed law
the license fee from $50 to required bond to
cura uedeors Of 81 ooO After wait OF ten minutes there
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DIED.

Saturday April a. t Sans souc near Ssw
Rocaee walton OK Zimmerman EVANS
Funeral On tie S. from Trinity chsssn TSw
rf nian ret 3sas'a at I ssi D. M
FANNINGon Tuesday evening. April "a a. hs residence
No Is West 5oth-st Charles Tanning, aged years
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morning Jessie s., only child Of
Charles II. and Hattie b Henderson 49, r,n,.s. .nr,
ave, Brooklyn. ''''
JAYApr "a OF pneumonia sarah daughter Of and
Laura Jay, in the seth year Of her age. r,...r
the residence OF her father at Rye on thursday
Train caves Grand Central Depot eIs for Harrison
station returning at o;S3 p m
AU "a pss 81 pn'a
Funeral wednesday At O'clock; ,o, r,a,,v. atm m
RUssELL.-At Governors Island n w. 1910 p m' Aprh
TAYsunday April % at San Leandro. cai George H. ray
in the Goth year OF his age.
sMITH-At Yonters Tuesday night April a. Of pns
mon Elizabeth Giaon asugn,ssr ,baanabep Of John
Notice Of funeral hereafter
daughter u tho Rutgsr Blocker and widow OF
St Johns Church, Troy on Thursday zotn
inst, at y. m.
VAN wYcK-At Sing Sing April 20. of pneumonia. DR..
s1 wSE % a. his from
late residence. Sing Sms NJ " at 1850 p IN wsdneS
Carriages viii meet train leaving York at IL O'Clock
US. ASSAY OFFICE At At E y ;sSs
At meeting Of the officers clerks and employees Of this
Office called to-day the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas The Hon. Pierre CYAN wyck Superintendent OK
| this Office has been suddenly removed by death,
who have been associated with him moro
20 give expression TO the loss We have
| sustained.
weknown and respected in this city and state we hays
learned during period in which he the aae
nj bs him friend as wei as
| 10 respect him rs a faithful orhcer.
His death alike loss 10 his country aud 70 US
We heartily sympathize With his relatives IN Their oere'e
ment will attend his funeral on the 10Th INST ,
WALLER-Sudieny, at Silver CITY. NewMcxico John h'
Waller, In the 44th OF his age.
/ Notice of funeral hereafter
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GOOD WoRD FOR Mr.. BRENNAN.

yo fhe Edftor OF TIE Tribune
SIR: believe that it ia matter OF puDic IN
..rest and ance that Thomas s. Brennan Should
Ia re.nnonted Commissioner of Charities and Correc-
,,on commissioner Brennan began service Ia tue De
partmsut as an orderly in Bellevue Hospital For good
condnct he was promoted the captaincY Oh the sh
watch His work was always well DONE and later nc
Was selected for Warden Of Bellevue, and In 1879 was
made Commissioner. He organized the Ambulance
Corps OF the Department and has jealousy guarded lis
work and extended It's usefulness beginning with four
ambuIances, the work now requires eight each fniiy
eoupped short time ago there was an alarm or IRE
from Raudslls Island at a. m CoDmissiOner brennan
WAS .on on the ground, and personally superintended
th recommendation and work OF the fcnen At the ter
,h cbool disaster NOT long in Fourth-st. where
90 m.nv children were killed snd wounded, all was con-
fn.on until the "big Commissioner" az he Is called ar
rived IL would take volume to tel you OF DIS eincent
work as COMMISSIONER He introduced traces 1910 the
enitentary and had the idle convics taught 10 make
sSoes and other usefu articles gr AT deai ~ uue 20
ME- ,or the entertainment of the lunatics olo,s ana
other helpless beings IN the ctys cnse o syn
S6ioflo children TO Barnum's nom ithne e. t
week and the Criterion Club gave an
the inmates OF the Lunatic Asylum on BIZ Ranmen,s
Island ON Saturday under Commissioner bienia -
ebarxe The Improvement oil tine pu -
co,n}orf 70 ali the unfortunaes. and tae rear
that has cen made In the past SIX years ao ""'
10 the efforts OF Mr. Brennan -. ,.. % IN. elf .
ahoulds il fail secure Mr. Brcnnans ~ az.
another SIX years His honesty anu h,esan5 eli M has
question: Though a member of Tamiiaiiy hans NC ,a -
cver been partisan In an offensive him has
peal Of suffering humanity that has io"OH' ~ n 4
fallen uponszeaf ears. W.
Gea York, April "a, 1888
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne pasl tpstiy-row hours

WAsHIyGroN, April 25-1 a. m.-light rains
prevailed during the day tho Middle and wEngland
States, followed by clearing weather. except on the New
England coast where local rains continue Lght SHOWS
arc reported from the Lower Lake region tonight WIFE
cold, partly cloudy weather Closr weather prevails ~
the Southern sates the Ohio Valley the Upper LAKE
region and Northwest with northery 10 westerly winds
The temperature fallen about 100 In the South Az
aptic and Gulf States. and 1t hes risen about lO ~
Missouri low ard Minnesota u is near rcezing III Tue
Iake region and thence east 20 the Atlantic coast
Indications for to-d1r
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fnir weather.
northwest southwest winds, generaly nghcr oarom
eter stationary or slight rise In Temperature
For New England, local rains followed by clearih,
and cold weather northwest to southwest WINDS msnc'
barometer and fros5. l.,
For the Lake region. slightly warmer generally iair
weather winds generally from southwest 10 norlnWes
risng followed IN west portions by falling barometer
For the Upper Mississppi ana Missouri Valleys gen
orally fair weather stationary slight rise In teper
tnre northwest winds shifting to east ana south, iOi'
lowed by falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25
MAYOR EPSON on THE AQUEDUCT BILL.

The Senate Committee on Cities mas agreed
10 amend the Aaueduct bill TO limit the number OF
citizen comussio to aud requiring these To he
Nominated by the Mayor and confirmed by the Alder
men A TRIBUNE reporter inquired OF Mayor Edison
Yesterday what ho thought OF these proposed amend
ments 20 the bill.
think they will destroy the value OF the measure
said tho Mayor have done all could TO get "A good
hill passed for the increase OF the water supply No
more Iportant subject Is before the peoI lie OF THIS
city And yet the public TO take little interest IN
the matter. The taxpayers may wake up 10 hhu ''"'
they have been vlctimized by the politicians.
DO you think the politicians are schemins 10 OBTAIN
control VI the Commission T.
know they are. There Is wel-aid scheme OF that
Kind under way It IA the purpose to nave the Dl mp
nroyed by the Water Commission materially modified OF
else TO defeat 1t altogether have dOhe hhI W, w
get satisfactory measure passed. ana u INC ,
will take the matter up earnestly ana assist III keePlnS
this great work out OF the control OF the pOcas We
may sncceed Otherwise there IL no telling how many
years this city may be deprived OF iurtse suiP' u
water or how great will be the cost TO the CITY,,
What do you think OF the kamnp0 scnenie -
believe that ia being pushed IarSey 10 liam , y
gave good deal OF attention TO the hanhapo
project and rejected IT, the CITY rc
on securing additional water from tnat s"uV a,
n will he nearer twenty than four years beore ~
will succeed Does any suppose that the people OF
ewJersey going to allow US 70 u," ,h rororIy
water from the RaInapo and greatly nJure tne properly
along the stream without paying enormous ,h
for do not think so. Besides, 10 IN nns In the
city The city wants water-the heeu ~ Possips
and the supply must be within the cOhlrol VI o oiy da
state Attention should not DC ulNcrteu w 49, ir
projects 70 the neglect OF the one OF supreme npor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25
DISCUSSING TIE CHARTER AMENDMENTS
my rgLEaRArn 10 me rRrBuNI

ALBANY, April 24-The Senate tonight de-
hated for an hour senator rownngs charter for New
York which provides for Commissioner only at the
head OF the Fire Health, Park and Dock departments
All Of the NewYork Senator's except the author OF tho
BILL opposed 1t. Senator Pitts annoyed the democrats
by arguing that they had serious intention OF re-
forming the government OF SowYork He criticised the
DELAY OF Senator Grady reporting the Aqueduct bill,
ana recalled TO the OF the senate the fac that
Senator Grady had made futile and costly investigation
ofte Department OF Public Works Of New-York' which
Il was now proposed 70 charge with the duty OF CON
s,ructng the new aqueduct Senator Grady's mvestl-
cation had cost the state $1,000 yet he had made no
report and the Senate would be in darkne, to whether
cnmmiasIoner Thompson was worthy OF trust or nor
senator Bro wning moved that tue oil should Ia ordered
10 third reading. The motion was defeated Dy vote OF
q to IL. 81, run. c.,t,,o.
Tonight for two hours the Assembly Cities Committee
sat i'm the Assembly Chamber and Listened To arguments
fayorlng the Irving Hall proposed amendments 10 tbo
charter OF New-York. Among the spectators present
were x-senators Wagstaf and COzans, sheriff Davlu
sop ex Sheriff BOwe, ". A. A. McGrath, Iush \. camp
W burke COohrane and Charles W. Brooks. Ihomasl.
Fener and Chares schnmpaign representlng tne ZEN
trail Taxpayers Union favored the elective pnepo nn1
a fixed Responsibility This VIII pfOOaop po 'ho ia7'
bearing on NowYork charteri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS. April 2i-Tbe French papers publish to-day an
naragraph which declares that whatever treaties
the MaIagasy Enjoys may make with other countries
France will not allow anything 10 DO done preJudlcnB
her rights in MAZDA sascar
PARIS, April 24-Leonard SYLVAN Jules sandeau' inc
French novelist, Ia dead
vienna. April 24-Herr Jauner, VINO was direetcr OF
M ring Theatre at the time II burned and who was
an.enced TO imprisonment, has been pardoned by the
Emperor . 49,, .
ROME April 24-The Geneva Council has Issued n
procanatiOn rciterating Its former decree forbiddhg
pshop Mernllod oiciate in tho See OF Geneva ana
Lausanne.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 2i-The Geographical Society
boa received telegram from tine Polar Expedition ut
the month OF the River Lena stating that the explorers
are all well.
CuRIsrIAsrA April 24-The odclsthng, by vote OF
"a 70 49, has adopted the proposal ola committee 10 I'M
peach inc Councillors OF State.
CopEsmAGEs. April PA fire has occurred In inc
forress OF Csrlskrona Two naval officers were killed
and two others were injured