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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Fen. 14.-in the star hou'e
trial to-day ties mouy taken relative 10 the rou'o
from Bismarck % Tongue River, ne lac n the nlnc''h
routes set ont IN the indictment. Joseph fehheI VIM
had been euploycd by joan Dorsey to build the STA
tions along the rute testified mal vas Stationed
AZ each stopping under orders 20 get ND petitions
for increased seyice. More ranches were eItclo'
than wer n4ce ssa,y ut the time but Dorsey sald they
wond All be needed when che route was eNpe ilt' ana
il woud he c.eaper e. build them all 1t one u nc Dor
sew Offered h,n an interest in the route, but ne dc
c.ined because he tlOu ght Il wOlld nlt pay br'oS
tod HIM that the service woull be liner a'cd 70 three
trips per weaK; he had brother In Washington WHO
would hello him get IT, lie also spoke o. being all right
withthe Department" He said the pay 10. thrce 'l'
woud 10 Mt least So 900 year. anj 1t might be more
Mr. Ing so asked tn witness II he knew tha' ir'ud
uent means had peen lesorted TO in securing the Ia
crease and he p led: 81 don't know thuit was fraud
rent. lncw il was something couldn't 80. | was "A
bidder the same route Couldn't ger the nun III
ere Ised ut way -, ,..,. ,.tt,.s
the (ouTi remarked tnat people did not even ne
ieve fat we exist yes" replied Mr. Ing 'rsol some
people even doubt existence. Dedeve that pc d2uot
In proportion tney have ordln'. ANA ase POSITIVE just
I'nr Barnes ami Howard La nbcrt, who had carried
the over tie ronte, testified rs 10 tlc uin''I W
stock CURED. and 9th ccnmsta ccS La npelt shiI
John Dorsey tOlu him he would mikc thc route go"
one the witness turning from MS hst t4p
complained OF tue miscapc CONDITION OF 'ic I"t'' "
Dors od him he could not hcD IT 10 wac ms brother +
afl r Witness understood mat II was the hrithtI ue
linuuency in furnishing money that Vas meant
loan W. cole, driver on the ron q, tc~tued NAV me
TO ne could be n Optr ttei ~ any huhntI o
ock on xty-Aye-nour schedule III TIE WINTER oi lNNV
master LOuusoerry, of Bismarc6, Dak detailed tne ie
If a!Iiya aud departure OF iAr mail ana - "nl"hl' '
mall III! Away. .'tv' Town pr'n.t y nat ai tne-,
when The weather wa d, sopp u NJ i~c stage "ncc'h
fa,s I.at L A {ts uq
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today calei the first 500 the docket and set
the following cases for hearing tomorrow: Nos g. lol
1o2. 1o3 1O4 l05. 1O7 los. l7G 1872, 433, 43l 1872
14SI Ill Il2 I13, 11s. 423 42i, 421. lZ6 ~ rs,
400 400 43l ia 49, ~ ll9, no, l73 la 10 anu
17U.
The Utah Commission adjourned to-day to meet III
salt Lake City. April 10. Tne work OF the Commls-
soners here has consisted mainly of efforts to pom 'te
the massage OF the supple nc la A1tBg m oii C rU
n,rt.J NV Mr. Edmun IL from Senat' Judiciary t"n
inittnc AM penIing also a. Hpus bill IN the House
judiciary COMMITTEES.
General Iazen has written letter to the Secret ny Oh
Var reouesting that Investigation u mis- adminstra
zion Of signal lice be &c by a committee OF the
eeuat. such committee be em2O Sered 10 send I"r
persons and papers, and to mn the nve-tgaioh colh
pTs ien-iye and comp in very particul'r lins re-
ouc. his been made be OF tr Gu rscs VI ~.
gressnan BcltznOoYer, 0f Pennsylvania, against TUG
co,Guct Of the ii. mai Bureau
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THE pOSrON AND Albany

BosroN, Feb. 14.-The annual meeting Of the
stock ,od r., NJ the Boston AID Albany Railr0aI Com
pany was ncd to-day. II voted raty the recent
l,sue If bonds for stock II also voted that Moses
X mbar john Cummings and Charles \. Sargent be al-
pom ed to approve aud certify all bonds and all notes
pnvabr at periods of than twelve months from tho
date thereof which may hereafter be issued by the road
and that the approval and certificate Of eiher Of them
shall be- sufficient Tue following directors were chosen
almost unanimously; william Bliss, Bos on; Henry
Colt Pittsfeld: George o. Croker, Now-BeifOrd John
Cummings, WOburn; Ed ward l.. Davis Worceateri jar
via ~ Dnnda u. Pittsied; Edward -. Glllet Nesthed
Moses Klmba BroOklne; John g. Phillip, l{0ston
Jacob &. Rogers, PeabotyI james A. humriu, spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-ln the Senate To-day
Mr. Van Wyck offered resolution affecting the Se''e
tary Of the Treasury to nit to the senu copies "
vouchers and items audited by the First Audor VI 'lo
Treasury on OF expense incurred by the Depart
ment OF Justice since January l. 1882, Win tuo "o'
OF the special or assistant attorneys enPyeu ""u ~
what authority in law he has audited to DnS an" nv
counts Vt said special assistant attorneys MI i"
gals objected to the immediate consideration o. w" re-
iutou and il went over. Mr. Farlev, by request h.r =
du ell a bill for the relief ~ CERTAIN pr p!Ion a'
hnm,srcod ~ ters In Cal for la. Mr. Bar introduce
a hi 20 urohbit the cmlo vment or / 0rnaic' OF
labor by cOnvc.s o. persons ralned n1 ther pt
upon work or ia CD of tho United StatcS' aHu tu VA
penditure of any moneys OF the Uni'ci 0t"lcS vi "O0
OF such Dor. ,.-o.o, o, tina
I'M. py njng session the House W1s devoted 70 tuc
Te~ist1y, hi l. most Of the tire beng occupied WI u
tbe vori,is proysl0us ielaJDg 10 the Int r revenue
sarvicr Tho Dclnoocas led by Mr. ihOmp- "l h IL
tucky continued eli efforts TO upar TIE cmicncy -"
thai service but with lite success. ~ nalorly q"
Ten the Commute OF ih' whole reduced the hummer
OF Internal r.voHue collectors 20, e,eItyItNo'
The pre-rnt uumOer being abpdt 10 rms poPN,l,I
wa adynca- cd ~ 60 one on tie RepuO'cah sil
and several nbcaus vo-d for IT, II may be rejected
wGel the II gets int the House. 800
An effot " Ii b. made 10 flush the mn Tomorrow
nignt, tn evening SESSION of Friday nay S ntth ~
n art for bill II appro Iriatc about ToOJVVO oF %
pa OF border Sta.e claimants undet the ACT VI
July 4, 1861. en-.
The House this evening adopted az amendment 10 l,s
Legislative bH which DEALS the law crtatnS w ul
cs IF ASsstanU SrCrt, aries of War aud OF the navy
which have never been hlcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
AMENDED POSTAL REGULATIONS.

WASHINGTON Feb. 4.-The Post Office De
partpent has amended section 372 Of Postal Laws and
Regulations 70 that free county spa crs may bee FOR
warded to auy Office in the comfy where printed
and pub sized without, aiGiioaa. cia-g. 1lt la "ri'r
TO be forwarded outside OF the county they should Doe
accompanied with postage sufficient pay the rnnscrt
rates thereon. When a regular suhscr 10 toa ne"-p"
per removes irOm the delivery Of Pos. Once ne Post
master should advise him that l. his duty 20 inform
the pubsher u his change OF residence Pos masters
should in the absence OF instructions 10 forward accom-
panied with the transient rate Of postage therefor r
oth4r instructions, except inc Of free county
newspapers forwarded Office within the county. III
form the publisher that the paper called for Post
mast r. are to understand mat ncrea'tc: no matter can
be f,rwadrd in the mails after it racue, tS original dd
dress without new prepayment OF postage cxcep let
ter, which have our full rate paid IN -rcou. namely, .
cents and newA,Ipc other Icru'lcai- M.l'H
ar. 10 be forwarded 10 subscribc.- fnm one
pot Office e. another IN the same comfy
where The paper 70 be forwarded published ma III
Where ma TT -. tne second. thrtd rour j class
has been div- rtcntlv Orw ricd Iodi tlr payment
of the additional post required II u 10 b. rated up
with Onlv the amount Gu' there beng no dou lle
hostage charged in such When request is cu
10 a nostma.er have let crs Orvaidcd T. new
adIr.-- rOp le tors fully pr pad. b'aIpg tie ca o.
the writer shUuG b imuedat j. reiurIrd O. tt "IItcT
civ. q al 20 iuforma ion Of tn chauy cd "A dr
the forcg lag obligatory up'u postma'ters.
No new SD pr postal cara can be forwarded ateI u
La relclcd Original address, bat goes rect 70 inc
! Dead Letter Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
Nail LATELLlGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Licutcnant John
s Abbott. Master II. H. McLea1, ana E1ssh' l. y"
Pott- and " l. Chambers have .en ordered to soecia
din Y p the Navy Department; Master IL. H. hoseS 10
the Color do; Ensign Henry T. uear"p
dutv AT the Naval Academy on March NaNa O'uc'
G. Gsautucr Ia cuty in the dIaughtnKr0o'' huIe"u "
stcarn T,cin eriue: Commander T. L. Harrington mas
ce, det.cheI from the Naval Academy on FEBRUARY
10 and ordered 10 command the Iuniaa at Alex 'uurlA
rgypt p.r steaucr II F,hru1ry ~ P'ssed A'Si''ah'
I'm ,ir O., l. T. BINGHAM ON the Coast survey steamer
Uas.ier and ord red duty nj the Navy h'ru' N"'o
rI.rd Cal. Assistant Engineer L. r. Wirb ir on from
the Mare Island Navy Var and o'der'd 10 tic ii''''
Assistant Enginecr r. C. Bleg from the Man onomoh'
a,,, ,r,o,od r. syc il duty In the Navy Department
The Ranger VII be locked at the Mare Island Navy
yarI without deiav and her repairs pushed TO compile
ton The Aa.ka was Yesterday put or OF commission
at rhe Mare Island Navy Yard. The Nsntic arrived al
Yer, cruz Yesterday. All wei on board she expected
TO sail TO-DAY for Galveston.
Commander wi. dca commanding the Nantc, reports
70 the Navy Department under daie OF Rclze' BRUSH
!urns February p thar he Y7tel Great Corn l,and
where large quan lcs " cOcoa1u are atru TOT cNuo
and banana cultivation Is now being carrie on Sap'ah
WILDE $50 VISITED NusquitO RC- rYdon anu hhu an III
teryieW with the autnortc5 In reg RI 10 lhe klnap
ping Of Mosquito indians ~ one i'aN ,oh 70
SpaniArd aud alleged c. lIrn o. the MICA ouIo
Ia. b,n made sui Ct OF special rep'rt 10 the ota'e
Lrar.AdniraI Cooper. commanding thc NOrth Atlantic
ANN reporfs The Tennessee af ~. Thomas January
q. from Bas-o rcrr', S.. fnr.,topherS Al thc lh CT
,I,cc m. ems omary visit. we're crc1auget with the
essal was especi llly corIa There !. qli - u orl-k
trade o. Wceu II Christie iuers ana the Unel states
Al tue flour ana n"'t o the i'ol '"iir.'' "a ~ q, ~,
comes nom American Doris. Iho Irnhe7T'7 was 10 re-
Ipau al IT. Thomas il the arrival ot the lbhils duu
tncn proceed 20 santa Cfuf 49,, ".
Inlies will be inspected al Norf llS Va. tomutfoW'
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rRAMps And THIEVES not ADMITTED.

The groups OF tramp iikc-appearing persons
who have been seen in Frcnch's Hole OF late led
there OF desire purchase Of the old carpets
and bedding bought In by the heirs Of the state ana
offered for sale privately They dill uOt there with
any intention Of making lodging house Of the rcGrty
old building I. J. French stood alone In
the corridors recently, directing the removal
Of some brOkond down traps that had
been uncarhc1 IN 10 o. lie said answer 10 quos
lions subject thar ho had been somewhat annoyed
bytramps and thieves who came into the hotel IN the
daytime and tried to steal old iron and other truck
OF which thore a great abundance. zone fellow
said he twas caught and sent 10 the Island for three
months But there have been people In the building
night az all during the day the front doors nrr
kept 10 admit the patrons OF The barbcrshop In tho
rear, but only for tiat purpose.
have two waichmrn hero all tho tmo
during the day aad another 90 night and I'm quite
that tamps aud h.r persons bent Oh mischief neither
are Looked here nor even admit e.
"llhS the building been solo yotF
NO; ana don't think % VIII be- II the pfcsent price
asked Tor it. II thought advisable ut rs to reut
the place Uut that idea gwen up aud every of
fort IL being mddO now to sell it,"
Has any OF tne piumbnS or debris up stairs boon
taken away by thieves e.
e None, to my knowledge, and / guess would have
known ABOUT u II there had been any stolen"
I" what Is the insurance on tue building ("
zone hundred and nifty thOus and dollars"
The Waterman said he had been careful about admit
ting persons ulO the bull ling. that
house IL In badly dapidated state and Iooks as II IL
would crumbls 10 pieces al touch All sorts Of rubbish
piled around prOmiscuOusy In the andIhas
aud there is every indication OF Tot, decay aud nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, wednesday, fen. II, 1883
The President Will leave here tomorrow evening for
New-York CITY TO attend the funeral OF Ex-Governor
Morgan.
Herr Won Eiscndecher, the New German Minister, was
formally presented 70 the President to-day by The see
Tetary of state.
The President has recognized william Lane Booker as
ConsulG ener Of Her britannia Majesty for the states
Of Ncw.York Delaware, Ncw-Jersey, Rhode Island aud
Connecticut, TO live at New-YOrk
d. X sckles for many years chief Of the Mineral Di-
vision Of the General Laad Onicc, has resigned that
position. Joseph Tyssowsh n,s been placed tempori
Tily in charge Of tho Mineral Division.
The Secretary OF the Treasury returned 70 this city
last evening from Geneva. n. Y. He is suffering from
slight bilious attack and Oh not visit the Treasury De
partmeut today. He viii probably resume MS olicial
duties OmOrrOH.
Indian Inspector Pollock has been instructed by the
Secretary the Interior TO endcayor TO effect an ami
cable adjustment OF the trouble. among the Creek IN
dams that have arisen from the distribution Oh the
Creek Orphan Fund.
The Acting Controller Of TIE Currency has authorized
the following banks TO begin business: The FIRST M
tIonal Bank OF Felicity Oao. capital $4,000; the
Traders National Bank. OF San Antonio, Tex, capt
Ia FlOpOOOj the First National Bank Of MARSHAL, NO.
capital 100000
The following the successful bidders for supply
ing stationery for the Treasury Department: George
Mcdowell & Co.. f. d. Lockwood aud ]. II. Mann Of
Philadelphia; william A. Wheeler, IT,, New-York aud
william Ballantyne son. W. II. DE up.cy j. l.. say
age aud e. W. Thorn Co., OF Washington
The Secretary of the Interior to-day transmitted to
Congress request for appropriation OF $3ls4OO TO
supply with and COWS 1850 families OF Sioux In.
dams who have gone TO farming at the Standing Rock
Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Cheyenne River. crow Creek
Lower Bruie aud santcc Agencies, In accordance with
the stpu.a atoms OF the Sioux treaty Of 1868.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has received a
telegram from Collector Brayton reporting destruc-
ton on February IL Of two Illicit stills sauda
Tiger Mountains, South Carolina, together with $500
gallons beer 100 Ions OF snglngs aud 20 gallons
OF whiskey also the arrest of six persons.
The Court OF Commissioners of Alabama Claims met
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THE WESTERN CUTTING IN RATES.
4 CONFERENCE II NEw-YoEK To BE hid To SIT
Ill HE TROUBLE.

4 CONFERENCE n NEw-YOEK To BE hid To SIT
I'll HE TROUBLE.
No formal call for a meeting To consider the
condition OF hound freight rate. has been r-neI By
Commissioner Fink The suh,c however VIII come
before the general managers OF the Western
roads who IRE expected TO attend tho conference
on passenger matters 10 be- Lcli her on ext ImHn"y
80 c,s have sen sent by Mr Fink to tie principal Nest
e.ur.,d- inf ,rniu. the executive officers that they
should come to t.at meeting prepared to deal with
IT. ut ouctpn. The freight situation viii probably BE-
Ill .cussrd un Wednesday.
Inc reported cut %, cents per 100 pounds on grain
Tom Chicago B.. credited by railroad officers h'r' Tie
r,it,uv has "a ended to nour ar-o Increase IA
kufof freight having .p.c7lly attended the tonnage
~ t. r. Road rstrntv. II H. sill denied, however,
that tnr trina sharing 10 O." cli' 81 tr I- u
rate NJ. IiIa- odi0~ Ac-t~rdtf III was 'tiL 81 l. /
fro. tnc West contu" cnirr io th' "rsrTn con
IN, on- of llc ttiuA Ia.s IHc ttrp7h- uAl' loi We
ynrfir. b. hard 10 fix. Recently Mr. Gant, ~ me Wa
l. D. .tlt % have admit al cutting rates from nan ms
al. ~ ~ Louis rNplauln- tue eat ON the ground Una"
h, Wished u mud 90 WuIt rates - Louis cnuu COM '''
IA, Ia thrato To uroyc sincerity hr offered 10 pace
an business reported 10 the cut rate IN "a" pool ~
f.li raics. Nhi'HrftF l'hl 9" a., -, ,,ccrr
rn- iuuatetia the general r,huciphs hhNr "e,"h'
40 roraut t. Iuir pnmpt acton 70 sloP lU''
TruI uc officer thl o. nrt-- ib ti,N WI I''.i,
ia .r.-rtf uu Ihruug rates with he western I,al7
ia or icr o. remedy tsr 'Nl-ti.g r'uhic
r.r ryldI cr -ii United fo STR Ink indicates more
troube ln cotton rates than In thr fh''~ ON
grain Ercru. ly thr Texas lines and t1tr close a'i -
a-l.,d the frank lines TO CONSENT o. rriI.L"h "I lH
RAE, Texas O." tom "'rt O. .ll-.'ll i''l pun, ,,
Ixc.--iVe competition hy -trauh1u' ana HFrI I"u'''
,g alleged 10 be- the ground the request II wa tt
fusrd b flc -uut western lnr-, % i' c.tIf'I nave
tax n [ - remedy n their own HANDS by making rccit'
bound. The r..cpt arg over and movement %, e. ''u
Is snld 10 nave stimulated ~ the cutting Of rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
LIE vALrE OF pAyAMA srocK.

The Commissioners of Taxes assessed the
Der onnl property ~ Panama Railway Company for
IA. wear $50 at 657 1870 TIE pr value OF t-c c'pi
tol ock OF she company is S7OOOOOO. The Conm's-
s!oucr- decided afer careful examination that the ac-
tnal yallc Of the STOCK Was slf,2-00oO. Dcductng 10
per ccn from this and also the value OF the com
panys re- cstatc the value OF tIe p"rso 'a property
was arrived 1T. The company asserted t-ai the Com.
on, r al power it. op"rty ut It's REL
value nut onls AT par value. Il ms wer. done II
wuula appear tAl the p'rsoIa pr pcrty IA Ncw-1 TX
Cnurty oi the company amounted 10 Fl,9l2,SIo less
than nothing. Justice Larrc rorc ycsier Nv drrl. ct
that trc tOuuiss Ouc- aCtc pr'p-ry IN assessing TIC
stock VI tue company nj It's rctl or market value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
THE VIRGINII DEMOCRACY.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 1.-The State Demo
crtc Committee has been m session here since noon 10
dny considering tie question II holding convention o.
the Conservative Democracy OF Virginia with view oil
rcorgauiz.nE nee parry. Toe committee sat win '''o"
doors until 600 this evening during which time ne SUD
.ct was fulIy ma carefully d-cu- Tie re.ul' ~ the
dcibca JON was me adoption OF arc-o1ion thai scn
cra Co ycution Ice held f. Lyncbhu1g on the 2'tn OF
I'M, next to take such action MAJ ne d"einci GO IT,
ueivc 10 tie future ruuny of the nariy aud nat a
rrafiyc prm0rIa,s opposed 10 iad cfl-n hNd
lo--i-m ore equally cutfd Co PARTICIPATE DO TIE ,l'''l"
f dI--r, ~ tiiI conyct Ion. lue bass oi repre-
.1i nr Wa iiA. at one 81. and one lite nae Tor
aver. $50 uudrcl votes md traction Thereon above ono
hundred east Ior the Htnc 'ck aud Ehglsh e'ectoi"
he .rt ia tue la-t Presidential .c,tiuu.
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THE BONDED SPIRITS BILL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRlBUSE.l

lBl IELEDhfh 10 TIE lhiboHhl
WAsmNGrON, Feb. 14.-lhe Bonded Spirits bill
received an extremely black eye III the House this
evening. For days the whskey men have
been very busy, and thus morning, after very close
canvass, they felt that the tine had come to test
their strength. They felt sure of from so to
80 votes this evening. Just before recess this
afternoon. Mr. Cannon. who has charge of the
legislative bill. asked unanimous consent for an
order restricting the business OF the evening session
to that bill. -
MIR. Bniterworth objected, and it was at once
understood that the struggle between business
and wblskey"- Mr.. WIilets Dhrased Twas 10
come and come il did at the evening session.
The result disastrous to the whlskey men,
Their 80 votes dwindled 20 "a while their oppo-
nents mustered 81 votes. There appears TO be no
probability that the Whiskcy bill will pass at this
ses.ion.
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NOMINATIONS by THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President SEN
49, fnIlnuinr nnmlnatinn. lo the senaie tl-daE:

the following nominations TO the senate oday:
Territorial SecretHy-Arthur L. Thomas Of Pcnnsyl-
yania, to be sc 'r'tarl OF Utah Tc. ritpry.
Receirer Public AoneyS-JOel +. Mason, at st. Croix
Falls, Wis; Alfred A. Tufts at Camden, Ark
Register Of Lana ODice-Mchaei Field at st. Croix
Falls, Wis
United states Ahorney-GeOrce W. Prltchar1, fOr Now
Mexico.
Observation-Disclosures b. Faruham, al Bangor. Ne;
Joan NJ Wnipple at ClaremOnt ~ H.. Benla min Is. Hop
KIN. at St Adams VII HIrns Wlnpple at Fair Havrn,
VT; Buei j. Derby at Burlington, VI; Eugene b. Pende-
ton at Westerly T. l.; PhilO Hin at Bradford, Conn;
William IL. Cheney at South Manchester, Conn., Howard
T. Gates at Ltch1eld, Conn; ID. > Bggs al Trumins-
burg, " Y; John X. Runyon at MOrristOwn, " j.; T..
H. Fife University OF Virginia. Va, and others.
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REPORT Or THE JEANETTE BOARD.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Ine report OF the
Jeanette Board has submitted to the secretary Of
the Navy VINO approved II whole but returned II to
the Board for few verbal changes These have bee
made and TIE report Will probably be transmitted 10
Csueress AZ sooa ~ the Secretary returns this CITY
While the question Of continuing the Board until the re
turn OF the O,her survivors Of Inc Jrannciie Tom
Siberia has upon by the Score ary II IL
fretty well ind trsO God that Boa Il viii not 30 us
charged unf the men have been examined IN Relation
10 the alleged De Long Collins dilculty, which will
then DC MADE the subec OF Il supplement al report
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CARoLlNA. CUMBERLAND GAP AND CHICAGO

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb 14.-Ex-Govemor
Hagood president of the Carolina, Cumberland Gap ana
Chicago Railroad, has returned here from New-forK
whittier ne mad gone business connected with the
development Of his railroad scheme HIS reports are
highly favorable the carly completion OF this mpor-
tant line While in NeT-iork Governor Hag0od COM
peted favorable for terminal facilities with the
Louisville and South Carolina RaIlr ads ines" VIII
secure the Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
outlets at bJth ends, the coutrict being
good for ten years from the time the
new road begins to haul freight Encouragement
WAS received from ca ,ita lists ia NewYOrK aud ON Xt
Wednesday the Lnancal agent OF the ROAD VIII eaFe
New York England in response To encouraging etles
recently received from English cahalists aud with
rospect- o. good thes can De al TINS early
imc when work - begun Il VIII DE pushed 10 com
plrrion with apIdtv uuparal ced IN the South H. u
now asonaby assured ta mucn or the ROAD az lles
III south Carolina viii De Completed and equpped WltbIh
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FACING Is GLOPGLL

ArGr>rA. Ga, Feb. li.-Thc second DAYS
rac ~ flcAugl-t4 Jockey club attracted very good
All. ndancc. The weather unc. In" fret rae
mile dash was won by ". T.. Bur-h. Lady ID an second ;
time Els In the srcord race mile h,at- est two Ia
three the arst W.. al heat between Cou-taHtna and
ylpet-uu time. 1:ls7i TIE sccoud heai was Won ny
siIut., q tur l:1j. Ghc fourth was deaf .''. na-
t,,...r ,ri- AETNA nnu Palmetto: time. l:2i. Tie
r., 4, ,,, ,,.,d The Third roe. rs mlr-. Wa won
i,- Ilrl,u Wallace Far Count second; time, 2:l'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
4 DIvlpEND DECLARED.

At a meeting of the directors of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company yesterday dividend OF l.
pcr cent payable IN leased line certificates was declared
The Illinois Central owns controlling interest OF the
stock ~ the chicago ~ Louis and NewOrlcan@ Railroad
AMI give, In exchange for the stock ia own per cent
lca4cd line certificates The dividend declared yesterday
iyolyr inc division the Stockholders OF the com
pay the Rrdater part or the cerncacs Issued lot the
nom HtLak.