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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-03
NOn.RenidenI NOIice.

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By J " BRADLEY, d land NJ.
John Johnston, sol for compPt IS s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Commodore r. w.
shufeidt CapLain Thomas Flubrown and Lieutenant
John Dowoes beel ordered 20 examination for pro
motion; Ensign Henry 5 Chase, to special duty oon-
neete with the geological survey Bazem Montana:
Assistant-surgeOu James D. GaiewoOo, examination
for promotion LeutsnRnt Frederick H. Paine been
detached from Navy Yard, Washington and granted
one years leave OF absence from May l. Ensign George
K French from the la4PoOsa, has been ordered the
Coast survey Passed AssistantSnrEeOn II. l. Law,
from the Navy Yard Leagne Island May To- and ordered
TO the Yanro; Passed AssistsntSGrgeoa IL r. Harvey.
from the Yanue, and ordered to the Naval Hospital,
Caslsea Mass; Chaplain Richard Hayward, from the
tralninghip Minnesota. and granted years leave.
wi b per.nlssiOn 70 leave fse Upta4 -tateA
Naval Exsmlninc Board consisting Of Rear Admirals
j. l. WOTden l. 7. Nichols ana 4. X Calhoun has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
ATALK WITH Mr.. WHITNEY.

d. J. Whitney, Chairman Of the Executive Com
Enitee Of the S0cIety foT the Prevention OF Crime
was found at his Office. 40. ~ Wauen-st. In
answer to inquiries 0. tribune reporter, be said
a. The presentnent made against Captains Williams
and AIiaiTe is only the beginning OF an
effort to hold somebody responsible for the failure
to enforce the law. The Police Commissioners have
shielded themselves on the ground tia; full IN
srruetioDs had been gwen 70 the captains
Here are copies OF lef;ers sent TO Captains
Williams Aairs aud Petty, showing numerous
specific instances in winch the laws have been
violated en- Sundays during April in thrir pre-
ciDeis The police captains did not do thor duty,
but they sought in every way 20 obtain the names
OF our witnesses. ] have been summoned recently
e. tire Iombs Police Court. 10 Essex Marker anu
elsewhere IN order to compel me 10 give TO the
CAPTAINS all the facts Ia Inv knoWl-
edge As last resort Captain Allalfe presented
charges TO the Police Commissioners vest rday
against pa'rOlmen anai sergrants who. be alleged
ID been detailed to arrest prspns Tor violating the
Law, and / was summoned as witness
against those officers for not dong thelr
d1fy. or course that was merely another
effort 10 procure the names OF my witnesses L
refused TO lie caught in any such trap, aud the
those policemen punished. but m my own way.
The effect of this pIeseutmeDt will I've that the
Police Commissioners can no longer shield them
selves behind orders given 10 captains VINO
fail TO 40 their duty. il IS the business
of the Commissioners TO remove the captains.
We mean business, and intend 10 Keep closer
watch than ever on the wofk OF BON
the Excise and Police departments have
just from meeting OF the Excise
Board, where | went 10 oppose the granting
of license TO FrInk White. an ex-prize-hghter.
that worthy IL on the island, White Is trying to get
a license Tor the notorious place OF bis former en-
ployef. Ex-Judge Curtis, counsel for " hue, was
very angry because opposed the granting Of a
license. lne Board reserved ITS declsIOuH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
THE goRK OF CiVII SE2VICE REFoRNERS.

George William Curtis presided last night
at the meeting Of the Civil service Reform Asso
citation held Municipal Hail. and reelected pres
dent The other officers eleCted were Yee-presdents,
Benjamin II. BrisiOw. Howard Potter. the Rev.
DIT Roswell u. Hitchcock. John Jay. Robert D.
Minturn. Oswald Otte Ddorier. George b Butler and Or
lando b. Potter The reports Of the executive committee
and the read by William Potts Mention
made OF the change In popular feeling regarding the
objects which the association s working. There are
about l, 400 members on the roll now
The association during the year has had four special
departments OF WORT: Litigation touching the matter
political assessments oaee-hOders the prose
cuivD OF efforts to procure National and state eslS
tom the organisation OF local associations throughout
the AID the questioning OF candidates ion Con
grcss and other Positions, legislative snd executive
touching their altitude toWard reform The nnc OF
81 900 imposed upon General ~ NJ Curtis for having
Is a melEDer and treasurer vi the Republican state
Committee levied and received political assessments
was called complete victory the part Of the
c&uon Concerning tue removal OF Colonel Burt from
tho position Of Naval Officer of the Port OF Newfork
effected By hs nomination another Office, II ssid
that one which he could mot under the circum-
accept without practical betrayal OF tie eAnse
of reform.
the receipts $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
REMARKS or RECORDER sMYrH.

When the presentment ana the indictments founp
by The Grand Jury had been handed to the clerk,
Recorder Smyt h arose. aud after referring TO the
amount of roatine work done in the last month.
said Gentlemen. the presentment that you have
made deserves particular attention. referring TO
one Of the principal departments Of the city gov
ernmrnt. Ii merits careful consideration, and /
shall take care myself to that IL brought 10
lie notice Of the DGslnct-Attorney and of the de-
psrtnent IN question. that they may take VIVA, SC
non shey nav deem proper. 1 may say mere. that
law m re tio 10 one of the classes of Of
the law referred 10 the presen meDt In the last
two weeks. 300 cas- OF alleged violations OF the
Excise laws have been dsposed "l 70 tais court ne
DstIlct has also laborea oreach violatoTs
Of tie law OF other class DC 10 only lair 10 the
Police Department 20 ssy that most o. the evidence
Sb,sh aas been furnished In the cases of those
v,cred of VIOLATIONS of the Exolse ava mas been
riseu by officers OF the Police Department Bu: il
bss clearly appeared The trial OF sons cases that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04

s,ge .e 20 meet ct tas ssvy Department to-day s1o
coaft1us uztfI IET 10. -, - 49,.
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49, tar tee Prssself VII bs P-.eat q NJ Is
steW t1s care of @Eic1 EaJ, ngEeTes, - .e-y -
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-srar u -esr4 III. before graz Tnile o y
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- T-.sI. 49, Z. so-ls tax q - De1g sc.4 y.
e1-~-erf - - -rerro1 Whsca - being fegareu ss
N.Y- sra rsicb h vent tbsrs - t,sE@et las week
80 tsITk Eozgver tsss ne III reaEn n as Yrsse1s
rs,sff-01 r1rfI fls cJ1pleT1E o. s1e pfoQ-1 &c.
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tan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
The CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
Az Absurd KEAsOs FOB KEINs APPOINTMENT.
III IN ~ % LIZ rErHf-xFl

lET TELESRAPH 10 THE TEfsUSEi
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Tbe Civil Service Com
| rai=-lOners have repeatedly stated that Ar. keim
was the bet man that could Be found who vocd ae-
eeut the once # Chef Isminer. It has also been re-
pea,ely asserted By persons who clam 70 know that
there were several other applicants for the place
much better qualified than u Mr. Keim. and the
aopointueut of either one Of whom would have
been received with general approval The Com
mis-,oaers were requested By g TRIBUNE CORE
spoudent TO-DAY 20 allow the names Of the unsuc-
eessful applicants TO be Published The Counis-
sionsrs declined 10 do this On the ground that IL
might be breach Of trust despite the fact that N
no deo1.tneut of the Government are the names OF
Applicants for any Office withheld fIom any person
who may desire % know them. Inasmnch as the
President asked the Comm ssioners % recommend
man for the place and they have done So II Is i'm
possible 70 see why they should feel that they are
not az liberty 10 make public the names Of ali Ap-
picanis They went 50 &ar as 20 relieve the Pfssi-
dent Of al embarrassment on the score OF eandi-
dates By keeping IN their own possession the names
and recommendation Of every applicant except Nr.
Keim.
Mr. Eeim has not yet received bis eommiss
and considerable hope il entertained hat the Com
mis.oners may yet rrcOnader then action IN re-
gari 10 him 4 curious fact illustrates the thor
ouzhness with which they investigated some Of the
statements made n them 10 ksIms behalf. One Of
them aid that they had been tod thai NJ keim was
the only news correspondent whom General sher-
rlau permitted 20 b with bis army duung the war,
AID that this wa allowed becsuse Of Ar. kelms eI-
celen' Judgment and the scTupuiOu- care with which
be RETAINED from sending anything % his ne So
paper for publication that could by any possibility
interfere with the success Of military movements
This o. course Is an ahsuT Iityno matter who made
the statement and il rather strange that the
Commissioners should have been imposed upOn By
H. Respecting the manner N which the Commits
sion will appo1iOn appointments among the States,
M Eaton said, to-day
Tee Commission hs- nothing 20 do wtf1 the service
a. it nov a The Civil service L requires the Commis-
sion = aypJrtI5u appIlntaeutA eQuifaDlI amnuS
tie seTeal -4es n TIE Onion b. accordance VITA the
TIT cCasus that !. O. say, after TIE law gO~s into
f and eject. We can ap otipn al II urc app0l
In-lls- Iuis, hJEvEeF, nothing 20 10 aka The
/ ORGANIZATIONS. We eIsulne - many aYp-l-
4 ana r. a.. ugf are required
On % make the equitable spPor-.1nmeniO' oourse Ee
cannot a. tic yer 0gfse- this with eN4ctnls< Fur
fustspee take Rhode Island Delauar-. under she
AMOR n would pe -hars. b. entitled 10
one eerk We Ca1u1- cat up ~ coT cr The trAc-
tious al d.. LoEeEtr. gli De T. beziu with
/ q sysfcnafis PLAZA aud MAKE Tie apPOEtOlIneB %
ea ffabiy as TGis not d the hrst year
bat HI time sc can even tae taiag Up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
vAsHIyGT0y NOTES
", 60. 20 5. =.

III y.
CH1xEss S0T WASTED u HAVAH--Ihe Havana ''-l.
Nrttsr aztharizsz denial o. tie p1bli.e ed :.
80 - Us7vsfsu GCvetnus1t haz r~pekisd u as
fsrSIaz ths s8diug Caineseiu t1at ~ .aI :
~ S2sssa a51 AS re- I'd S- pors tsr a. az
snd = gdver notice that steIe VII D 'aken % 1S''
Their LANDING
TEE CRIES sEsr BACK ITO CASADA-TAe stIsJ-nine
Cree Irdisns recently captured By troops near tor A
sf1fh5f5e hays b.el eooiacsst under e.e1fs 20 VIC
Osrder AID seat iat0 Canada, ShsEe IhsT came ioa
F1urryrxs 7HE REcozDs.-Dr. GREGORY, = member o.
the CIVIL Service Commission. called 81 tie fOss y
re rss Of TIE spyOintme8t diysCn, sii1 EleE o. "a
m.iarzing Eils-N ~1tn the method OF h--A-s sPs--s
neDts n that department.
ParEyr OFFICE REcErPrs.-For the first four months
o,lss rear the receipts Of the Patent Office were 1887.
Iss vgie fOr -four months Of .he elrEea1 year e
April 80 TIE ree-iyss Aggregated s4ooslI-
TIE yEw.Yozx AFPRAIsEEs' sToEE-An oczF has
been received b. the TRASHY pcpsrtsni 20 reesse
rsenf for q per1Od OF three years At "a s1n12i
rental o; s6s5CO. The offer vii probably oe 50
ceVted
4 Dividend DEc1AaxD.-The Controller OF the Cur
reuey bss declared Dividend OF i've pr eeat IL tzv0r
OF the creditors OF tie Asehsnies National BssE o.
Newark. y. J., making II a. sxy per Gen. pan :" VIC
crecItOrs-
REyEyrE M,srsE ArPo.yrxEyTs-Tbe Attorney
General has gwen an opinion that the sppOintne q
assistant englDeers IN TIE ReyeL ue AArns =
vested in TIE PFesideat Accordingly tae Pis-sIa -
made The iol.oEisE appointments: Horace =. sel[
Uorth and T. b RandAl frat AssEs AIT enKfnee.s; "a
I'll T. Cross Paul Barnes. : u. AcLene4AD NA@s-r1
Nash and +. A Jack. second asstsia1t engineers
SECRETARY FOLSER REPzIEs 10 IURch-Ine Sso1e-
tsry o. the IreAsury has replied NJ NIrchs e.ie II
unteh be objects % :ne plSeing o. M AieIAnceE an
she Hin InTesuEarins COMMITTEES Inc seeretsrY 40
sEers Mr. Murcn'A objections ana states i9s &c ~.- S
time Mr.. AleIs1dsr OF the Committee
ArsTRtLAsglx uAuS.-R J. Creighton. Postal Com
missioner OF sswZeAane represented 20 tie seeretary
Q. STATE today tie n1por anoe 20 Amsr1ean
Of coofrrfng direct nal cpnu1n eaton VIA seNLea
land ard Australia b. ~ay Of ac sTaE $3.50 ne ss~s1
tnat the ocean transportation o. t1s AnsfsAa Ia. y
mall.
GooDs Toz THE BOsToS EXHIBInoS.-Ine Treasury
DEPARTMENT has lsszed regulations for ths osneni OF
sfr~rs % goods Exhibition 81 fOreign ff09esn
aud lBGu- ~ 20 Be- held II Boston tEisyesr
GEsERAL MCCLELLAN BE AEsESI--OEing 20 o1s--
Gener.l neCleuan vii be sOie 70
Attend the reunion o; tie Society Of We Any " -e
Potomac II iais city o. A2J' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The SUCCESSION TO GENERAL R4UM
NE CANDIDATES AND TBKIR BAcEisG.
lsT TELESEGPa 70 rzs TzISrsEl

fBT TLLEEEAPI 70 La1 EA-s-aAl
wAsEISGToy. Msy 3.-Tters . naturally TsTT
esrness contest Tor the vsea8ey ea1ssd D. ire -
sixnztion OF Commissioner RsDl- ne CoIln's >
s.onsrsAip Ct internal Revsaus Il regarded 4 '7s
Of the ms: desirable oe.s u TIE zi,i o. he Pre-
ideat. The patronage . not OILY very excessive
tie Internal Revenue Service employing E-oEs than
1000 collectors. deputies, agents. clerks. stebat
IL Is distributed througbo1. the entire Union IN
tbe binds q Al active aud saEzcl1Es politician
this patronage can be used very effectively.
Had nos Secretary Sherman beea himself .
candidate for the Presidency In 1ssO,
Coc.u,issioner Rauus powerful advocacy Of General
Grants nomination would have been still Iore po-
tent aad might possibly have changed the result
Among the candidates already IN the bsld for the
Conruizsonership are exon gressEnsn Dunneil- OF
Minnesota. and Burrows. Of Michigan; ex-Colleetor
$ urn0nsL Of Boston; Nh Hobart, Of Cincinnati
Deputy Commissioner Rogers. % she Internal Rev
enrs Bureau and eI-COllectOr Matthews,
Of Illinois II - understood that senator
COngeY - urging TIE claims Of MI
Barrovs. The appointment Of Ar DunneA
wOGld probably Be acceptable 20 the WnisEey
interest; but the distiIleEs are much more deeply
interested in the success Of their own e7ndldAte
NJ Hobart, Congressman KELLEY and other PeDnsyI-
yanisas are Interesting themselves IN the claims Of
Deputy COMml.-iOutE A.osciA N-N - HDNI -
Penn he Is said 70 possess an unusually thorough
knowledge Of the details Of the Internal ReTeone
ORGANIZATION, a. well a. Of the Internal Revenue
laws II Is Suggested hOEever, ~ view Of the fact
that General Raurn has begun the practice Of Law
in Washington, aud intends 70 htAks- the Internal
Revenue business 4 speciality, that it might not Be
altogether wise place II the ofee Of Commissioner
raau who has been General Raum's subordinate.
Itfsuot known what interest - suppSrtiug the
caudidaey Of ex-ColleetOr SlmmOnA IL - under
stood that senators Logan and Cullom have recon-
meuded The appointment Of Asa c. Matthews, VINO
from 1899 70 1878 Vas Collector OF Internal
Revenue FOR the IXth District Of HlInois lie u
devoted follower Of General Logan
Under the construction tie Attorney -jeneral
placed upon the law, which psrTnits the President
10 gpate for isa days al ofeeT 10 ~ vacancy
- IA nm IerStOod that tie appointment of Grnersl
Raum's successor must Be made % or before Mas
90 II is said that the claims OF the various eandi-
dates have not yet been seriously eonsldeFed oy the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
nR. yoHYs0y's sUIT FOE DANCES
rgg WYE CHARGES FRAT BEE HUSBAND Is INSANE
WHAT 4 SERVANT GEL SAID.

Tuy WYE CHARGES THAT HRR HUSBAND Is INSANE
WHAT A SERVANT GEL SAID.
Tn iuteres. in Brooklyn in the suit for
s1cn 600 fo- tie esrsngennent q lis wfss
.@-o,,oDs brouSh- oy Eli JOonsOa against Henry G
H,sIev o, tie Produee Exchanges, yet Un1h-
rut.i.bas Both Ms Johnson and Mr. Higsy
deny unquaaaedlv any ground for TIE acton
While the former body asserts that the st - aroezas
Tor backuaiag purposes. TIE later eaEasy assumes
that her husband Is Of MS mind s1e said yesieray
A. esuvins tia, the charges against Ter were trls
and asserting that TIE fuyUIe Wo1d prove her naenee
th.r there vas strain Of insanity II Mr.. JOans0as
family One Of his brothers IN Al insane syt1a
a. Intervals .or fourteen years. and 0theE emoes q AZ.
fsrni n.d been he ~as apt 20 imagine 1uSt
vrOnged. and Sas sasseet 70 aneiss 1na 81, -
ore OF these was insane ieaoasy enl-e se - - ~
traIis last winter h hsd soUe brain tfp1ote Ms
Joanson dad not tank her hasoAna as
= Iet 9at for his Sc5s. but far
A. 70 hope 20 make money out o. this aes1o1 her Us
ssrri tnat hi, statements under oath we've not % ee
NJ Hig.ey's counsel win make . motion for bill Of
ua-TieulS-s in regard 10 TIE COMPLAINT In Ire-
pariEx to meet this the plaintiffs eoansS aas
sSs.,sTy bo-ins house on Brooklyn sts. -heEs
M. johnson lived IN her husbands absence Is a.
davIt sets forth lat waen W yoanson le tHe 49,
No. a9gs 1ds = s sac rteriVea hin y tse psfs
but afier while &c vent 20 her roon UnaasoGnesa-
Tney sunt hO1rs together Sth the doc .; Snr rco1
locked on the INSIDE. Mr. Hgey continued calling ior
ssyeral months. and EEzIy carried niSa1sss A11
rinaea TO DO 90 anti days osioEe NJ Joaasoa
return -. -. ...,S,, -
grown 70 great proportions before bis return ana hs
rfe was told 10 Perjury that IL would De ansiss log
her n run AGAIN Office OF president o. the flrss
80 - I'D for nine year. tzought thai unc1 Ire
Facts In nis know edge bad 10 tue p1os.e 10 0e
would him VI being insAas o. OF attempting oSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
LIGHr.nousE BOARD WORK.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Lighthouse
Board has decided TO purchase first order lens for
electric lEnt and TO series q experiments
with view Of determining value ofthe Various kinds
OF electric light FOR lighthouse purposes Arrangements
have been perfected by the Board for the erection OF
first class lighthouse at Mesquite Inlet Fla. aso for
third class lighthouses ssnibel Island Pa. and
Cape san Bias. Pa Steam fog signals are 10 be pro
yided al Lime Point. al. dwelling with light nc
CoAansy n. J. sake lignts or fercJ's Beach aud Ly
ingston CrpeE. Hudson River. Orders lave also been
issued for stalking Reddish Bar Cut az Galveston. Texas
for the convenience Of navigation, aEd for pile
structure one and half miles from shore az Piheo
y
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AN ANSWER FROM MIR. WHEELER.
He REPLIES To Mr. AsrESs CHARGEs-AsHAxEr
OF NONE OF HIS ACTIONS.

He REPLIES To Mr.. AsrES's CHARGEs-AsHANED
OF NONE OF HIS ACTIONS
A TRIBUNE reporter called upon Mr.. Wheeler
TO get from HIN his eIPsnAtOR % the above charges
After he bad read the statements made BY M Assen he
said that he would require time 20 make bis
swer be desred 10 biz aftorney Subsequently
M Wheeler sent TO The TRIBUNE the following reply:
II has pleased Mr.. Thomas b. Asten 10 become my
be ore the public The CHARGES presented inst
toe Mayor nave NOS and the particulars Of
these charges have learned only by the Information
the subject communicated by MIR Asten to the Press
most cordially welcome Mr. Astcn any other person
VINO mas assume tue role accaser bai0re tie
public vita ali taey have 20 aooaT my actions in
ONCE. Nothing woeid please ne better than tina Al my
proceedings "a Commissioner OF T4xas aad Assess
should he presented tue public crsiciso and
eondodn OF approve as the facts may Justify Ot t1ese
fAcls. however, Mr.. Asten las personal
knowledge. lie served Win me
upon the Board % Tax Commissioners. u Ia not sur
prng IN these circumstances tAas what he Nsserts 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
TpNUTVOSrS IN GERMANY.

WAsHINGTOS, May 3.-Mr Sargent writes
70 the Department Of state non Berlin. under date Of
ADnl I8 tBat In consequence Of r~Pors In TIE Cor
tnent pres that alarming outbreak o. tr ehincs.
eaasod by eating American porz. had occurred among
toe garrison a. Tir. Germany he had Instructed the
nearest CO1-uar Officer 70 make Investigation. Ths
published statements positive a. 10 tire source %
the disease and stated that thirteen deaths bad already
oerrret Il vas found iha fourteen % trcIinoss
ha occur among soiers Of the garrison 40 rsit,
an very Igat. ard that al the persons attacked has
been restored health Tne meat which had produf Ell
the dsase was issIed 10 the soldiers ia their -
son ratinn. and beyond that, there evidence
whatever as 10 its origin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
TIE TgWKsBURF ALAS8OUSE DQUIgY

Boston, May 3.-Dr. c. s. Martin testified
the Tewksoury examination to-day. He vas stnaens
the Harvard Medical school from is71 TO 1874 No
babies dsseeted there. and infant eoaes
we're sroaghi In baI dnce No dogs or cas- were
ever dssec;ed consequently their remains were ns'
mingled with taose OF human beiaga
Lorenzo 6. Fairbanks testified that lie hsd examines
the books In whca Caares B. Marsh hal recorded 'as
mouey OF patients aud there were nfsytoar eFs'"i.
and alterations forsy-sevea Of which were o. nSHs' -
the monuy column
The Chairman cf the Executive COMMITTEES OF tas S~s