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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
TIE ARMY And NAVY.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-CaDtain James c.
POST Corps Of Engineers, has been ordered TO proceed
from New York City to Fortress Monroe Va, on public
business aud on completion OF the Will return 10
his proper station. Captain Emory W. Cif 18Th
Infantry been ordered report by letter 10 Major
General Winfield z. Hancock, president OF tho Retiring
Board appointed to meet at Governor Island and Will
bOla himself readiness to appear before she Board OF
Examination when summoned An army retiring
board having found First Lieutenant Edwin r. CLARK
10Th Infantry ncapacatcd for active service on account
Of disability which not the result Of any incdclt Of
service be has been retired from active service The
following named officers having been relieved from duty
under their assignments as ades-de-caup to general
officers by the operation Of the act approved March 3
1888 been ordered 10 proceed TO join their proper
stations respectively Captain George b. Russell 9tl
Infantry; Captain John Il MyIick 30 Artillery; Captain
George f. Towie, I9.h Infantry; First Lieutenant
Charles f. : Wool 21st Infantry, the expiration
OF his leave Of Absence First Lieutenant Jono NJ. Bald
win, 9Th Artillery.
The report OF RcarAdmirai Cltz, commanding the
United States naval forces the Asac station, relative
20 attending the LOSE OF the United states
Steamship AshuelO by which several yes were iost, has
been received by the sccrcery OF the Navy The report
is Of such character tha tie secretary mas ordered
conrt srai 10 try COMMANDER Horace L. Maan, VINO
was Ia command OF tue Ashuelol when she was wrecked
Captains william T. McJann and Joseph y. Miller, tno
former as president OF the court ana Muster samuel G.
Len a jude Advocate nave Deth ordered 10 pioceSu
TO gan Francisco and take passage for ~ k0hna b. the
sailing March 20. All three OF ocuis
IN this city, captain Miller and Master Lemly hay-
lug been duty members OF the Jtlnnettc Board of
Inquiry They have been relieved tha duly, and
Will leave Washington tomorrow evening for Fran
cisco. The cOuTtm8r,ial VIII he held at Yokohama
board OF the 1agship Richmond. 1he detail VIII Include
six officers the other three and junior members oI the
court will be taken from the naval officers serving
on the Asatlc Station.
Red-Adm!ra Cooper, commanding the North Atiantic
Squadron reports 10 the Navy Department under dae
oil NewOr.eans, March Ia that be Will direct tee
manding officer OF Of the vessels Of tue squRorn 10
proceedi Tampico, Mexico bsiore coming NORTH and
make IN necessary examination Of the entrance the
River PanucO, and oil the river as far az IApcu In order
reconcile the diGreUces OF the cart and sketch O
TamplcO HarDor.
The United States steamship TaapOOsa sailed from
Key West Fla, Saturday evening Tor Caps San Antonio
All well ON board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE FLOWERS NOW MOST IN FAVOR.

A glance Mt the florists shops in these warm
DAYS discovers many indications of prosperous Easter
scason The windows full of color and fragrance
TIE du e stops Gull knot Of vi0ets for his spring
oycrcoat and the passing shopper brushes bunch of
yellow roses into her belt rries away to shed their
petals and perfume from shop shop aud from
to counter Just before Easter the demand for dollhouse
flowers IS the greatest for dinner decorations. At a
dinner given by noted horseman In this city few OF
his turf associates at Demonlcos recently the flowers
"a thousand dollars Baskets Of exohcs sent out to
Easter plants the fayOres the Spiroa JGpoaica.
some choice specimens OF which shown for dollar
plant; alacas OF all colors from 81 80 to So hyacints
from 20 to 81 so, erica Scotch heather, which
carries "A dainty waX-lke flower and costs from TO
two dollars plant and an od-fashoned plant called
stock, beautiful that account 10 some buy ers
for its suggestion Of country gardens nrenche In box
and smelling OF acs and fresh mould Among the roses
most III demand nj this time are the Catherine Metnet,
of the nintest shade Of pink like the shndOw Ot blush
girls cheek the C6nelia Cook. pure white
the JHGquemlnO much favored Or.corSage bouquets by
brnettes In velvet the Pan Neron ana Nlphetos, the
former large pink and the latter large white variety
and the Bon Silence modest rose just TOO PINK Tor wc
and white for red Among yellow the Marechal
Neil and the PeTe DIES jarns are the most splcuOus
and costly Tho prices Of vary from 10 cents To 81
according to the and the florists stock. For
church decoration aud Easter pieces the lum forum
aud the Llium Candidum are scarce ana In great de-
mnnd. The Gala Is out OF fashion this season, nId
those who admire its slender Wilderness Will easily
tain It reduced prices at Mathesens greenhouse
ThTty-nnLh II. A TRIBUNE reporter WAS shown mag
nhcent specimen Of the Sage palm. Ii Only four
in height, but It's diameter four and half feet
and It contained twenty-five leaves, representing. rs
A mass azaleas and spirea bossomng the sage
palm set of It's dark beauty finely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
corrRT CALEYDARs-MARcH 20.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs Held by Lawrence. J.-Cal
eudar called AT IL mNos ) - 81 a. % 81 80 40 A.
as A. 1873 l4l l42 l4i l5l 1883 l5i l59 log 1855 loo
i6 226 go "a 23j 2S 2Ss 2j2 2oS 26l ~ 26S 259
sIrPeEMr CouRr-GENERAL TERs-Hcld by Davis P. j.
Rracg and Dauiels J.J%os 49, ljI 30 40 o. Ia 1876
100 1855 l64, LOO 1871, los. 10, I5o2 lO III lI@
ia. l7J. l76. IFS. 10
Nos 7J5 1885, il6 65s 397 J6b 46l. -, oso 93G do 3C
iG3 G9S 23l. 635. 2iS 100 sos So 649 49, 80? 5j2
SUPREME CoURT-CIRctur- I-IIed by Doaohae. J. =
Nos 26S22 256l Il 25s 2lG5. fl2J 22l3, 26 2OSl S$t
262s 2652, ZOOS, 2o72, 2679 3js5. 26Ss 27. l5s l2
1882 1881, 3297 2b63 $3.50 aOS95lu GOO 2JOl y
476 26 5000 269l 1882 26o3. 265i, 2595, 269d
26g7 y 269S. 2b09. 2lU2 49, - ,
PARr u-lIeld by Barrett, Case onN0. 2j26 Poodle
as The METROPOLITAN Telephone and TELEGRAPH Company
No day calendar. - o.. ,.o-
PART III-Held Dy Van Worst. Nos 1928. $3.50 1920
24G0 246l 1853 l45S fG7 1913 4OJi 3t 800 - -,
25l5 25Z4 SOC 2i7O 296 4l2i 262 l71, 2is2 0O9 2o0
sURROGArEs CoUGr-Hel by Rollins. S-CoRtesled wis
of Ann Probyn II James stokes at II a. n; PhlAp
Stein at 1850 y. ~, "a,
suPSgIuK JJu1r-SPgcIAL TGRI-Iel BY rIlax ia.
endar called a. IL a m.--NOS. 81, 20, - 90, o. -,
SUPERIOR UOURr-rRIAL TERN-PARr l-lfeid by Fresi
J.Nos Isl 36G rs, go. Ol9' 100 od' o'o A'S o'
PART iii-Held By Ingraham, J-Nos 7O7. 70S, ll0!.
li04 ilo5 I'LL iii4 IIl9 I'LL ll2S, llS4 loo lii
1888 1889 ll4O llAi. llA2 ll4S ll44 llto, lao ll4'
ll4q 90 Il6l lla2. llJS, ll54, HOO ll9S llSt.
COMMON PLgAs-SPRclAL FERd-Hold " heleh J-No
daJ cale nddr. ,,,.,-,, =, ,,,t-
c. J-Nos 2l45. gao. 3lll 1919, al lo6a, ljo9' ST.
FHRr I-neid by Van Brunt, J.-Nos 27lS. 2772 ase2
PSI l. 2Si2 2S4T Si9. 20lA $50 .o5@ 1884. boo $50.
2s57 2S5S 2s59 $3.50, 2o6l 2o02 Go0, 2e6t, 2S0o So
1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
FOLGER TAKING A SAIL.

WAsHNGroN, March l9.-SecretarJ Folger
leh ti!s city very quietly Oh saturday afternoon.
Meter Assistant secretary French nor Assistant Sccrc
tary New knows anything on The subject. The former
SAY the Secretary about O'CLOCK Saturday. lie was
then making preparations to leave the city bat did not
cav where ne was going wEoa he expected to
II Is the general at the Treasury Department
that Secretary Foger embarked tae revenue cutter
Ewing at Baltimore for short sea voyage. llis health
was better at last accounts.
BALTIMORE Md. March 10 IT il said NJ the Custom
House to-day that Saturday afternoon dispatch
received from Washington ordering the cutter
Ewing lying in Tho barber, to over 70 Locust Point
to receive Sccrctarf FOgcr. The Ewing t0ken over
and afterwards protested down the bay Oh Ler usual
saturday night cruise but whether the secretary was
board OF NOT il no. known here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
pOIICENIEN's SUITS FOR SALARIES.

About hundred applications have been
recently made by policemen and ex-polcemen for writs
OF mandamns compelling the Board OF Police Commits
soners to pay them the amounts which had been de-
Quoted from their salaries because OF absence from duty
The applications based the decs of tho
Court OF Appeals in the of Policeman Ryan, who
was absent from duty for long time on account OF
injuries alleged have been received by him while at
tempting TO arrest eyildoer. The calendar OF the
Supreme Court. Chambers. yesterday heavily
weighted with the motions of policemen who want TO bs
paid for fh time when they not duty. Most Ot
The motions adjourned for reason or another,
and Others were submitted 10 the court without argu
rut II was stated IN beha Of the Corporation Counsel
that IN those which in hs opinion came within the
decision the Court of Appeals, no opposition would DO
made To the applications Tor wrs of mandamus. The
Corpnraton Counsel think that claims Of the
kind In question which arose more than six years ago
WILD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
A VICTORY FOR THE METROPOLITAN.

Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday rendered decision denying without
costs the motions recently made by the defendants to
strike out certain matters III the complaint as irrelevant
and redundant and to make the complaint more definite
and certain in the brought by the Metropolitan Ee-
waited Railway Company against the Manhattan and
New-York Elevated Railway Companies to have the So
called merger agreement set aside as Illegal on the
ground that obtained by fraud and collision be-
tween the directors OF the three companies. In grant
ing the order continuing the injunction in the suit OF the
Metropotan Company to set aside the merger agree
ment Judge Barrett directed that the plaintiff should
Tile an additional undertaking in the sum OF $4,000 to
hC executed by the company and sufficient surety.
He decided yesterday that this additional undertaking
WINS 10 treated part OF the original One and there
was no necessity for Examination OF the surety. Tho
Injunction order finally settled resan the Manlat-
tan Company from carrying into effect or acting under
The merger agreement. from paying any dividend on
Manhattan first and second preferred stock under the
agreement from receiving the surrender OF any stock or
the other companies and from in the bonus OF $40
share to the shareholders OF the New York Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
TREASURY DEPARTMENT AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Tho Acting Sec
retay OF Treasury said to-ai that he had askad
rctmy Foger saturday II ho had any instructions 10
give Lin with regard 10 the questions Of anticipating tle
interest on the 12Oth cal, prepayment Of that
call which win mature ly l. Secretary FOIgcr said
he had no instructions to give in the matter he was
not quite ready 10 net.
The total anouns Of three and half per cent bonds
exchanged into three per cents to dae Is 500 1900 400
OF tins amount Ss156O5O shas been exchanged since
February.
The attention OF the Director Of Tie Mut to-day
called to "a suggestion that The Treasury should make
provision IOr paying eagles ia CXcnanRe Tor gold bars
whenever gold bars received order 10 get money
into circulation without the delays which attend the
conversion o. bars into coin. TIC Director said that
iis clearly Illegal under section 3.JI5 Of the Revised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
DEFECTS OF SMALL COINS.

WAsrnNGToS, March 19.-To TRIBUNE CORE
spondent to-day Director Burchard said, respecting
the new nickel fye-cent coin: There has been no
ruling that the new coin first issued was not q
lawful coin. 1t did not comply strictly with the
law nut. for that matter, only one OF our coins
does think That coin is the $50 gold piece In re-
gard TO Tho question whether the roman numerai
on the ive-cent piece was n sufficient designation
Of value secret ary Foger at first held that IL was.
but afterward SAID he wonld prefer 10 have the
word cents added That Is being done.
The designation OF value Oh the nickel three
cent picce as you know. is simply the roman
mineral ii. Nearly thirty Thousand pieces OF this
denomination and description have been coined. or
course there is idea OF calling them III Tor re-,
coinage, although it might be good plan 10 add
the word cents TO those struck hereafter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL
4 DAYS SESSION DEVOTED To ARG cMKSr UPON TH'
PFRTININCY or 4 QUESTION.

PERTINENCY or 4 QUESTION
WAsHINGTON. March 19.-Whcn the Crini-
nl Court adjourned Friday thepro.ecuton IN the star
Route TRIAL mad closed its preliminary argument upon
the peruCncy the question a. 20 whether or NOT the
witness General Brady had any knowledge Of the
Price drafts. THIS regarded import mt point by
both slider, FOR fte question admitted, 1t VIII prob
ably lead to the admission 4 testimony By Price IL sup
port Of the Governments charge.
TIE Court today said that II would allow tho Govern
ment an opportunity ply to toe arguments OF the de-
fence.
Honor would prefer th1t question, and al
other similar quostons. Ny lawyer and myself do not
ecem to lave taken tue same ground"
Ar Merrck WAS Of the opinion tina the witness might
answer without reference TO his ia gycrs The Court.
however SAID TINT Is would hear his lawyers instead Of
hiu Mr. Dayldgc began his argument with statement
OF he ofcr. The Court inquired 81 Mr.. Mcrreks Offer
was 20 show Only that this draft had bleu placed upon
the wituess'sdeslo
Nj Merrlck-Paccd upon bis d.-k and given him for a
corrupt purpose.
Mr. Davidse asserted that The object Of tie o1,r was
70 delse and uiure the defendant with the intention OF
affecting The jury by that iasou IN the al issue.
Mr. Chandler and SIR. Ilcnklc followed IN support Of Sir.
H. Nrrr, FOR the prosecution insisted taa. General
Brady's Ian;1l3gc direct ANIMATION jusuned al III
49, ,ifSont regard 10 fhos. mentioned In Tie
Indictment. .rady had rCm1tzrd All Of WnlsH test
u0ry ms IA &C. as "a he made cut OF whole cloth" ON
MA r,.--e x,u patinn the Government proposed 70
fcrrogate lin relative 10 the fa'a sworn % by Walsh
There was desire 10 hear the defendant express MIN
sf mon the fuhiect. They had proved Ciucf,
or iiuary rXpcdOus allowed; TIA, beyond toub. ticy
were "a allowed iur corrup and money moufc- I'M the
witness came upon tie st1ud and AIRED a1t Dee ga
acted from pure patriotic motives " lie pn l!s In"'Nra
! forward" said SIR. M,Tck "aad propose 10y the
rpar rod Of ruth solve aud al cirsc Is pIr
Nr lurcr-D began hu AID no. conclude ne closing ar
guuclt this subject Tor ie defence tie tau That IL
was not ui nal IA his clfe what ~ 1 motives were
| i'm Uariul execution auy O.hcr clse. II vl- not ne
ceA~ary Introduce several other to prove tuat
| General Brady knew wrong ur"iude irc GOV
ornament A0u cuuld prove that q man IS fIiiiY Oi
stealing by proving thai he s'"e ia tHou''Ld DINER
| cases.
! PnfLADrIPHA, sharon 10.-Jamcs w. Eos'cr, the de-
fea'cd Republican Iddate Tor tnc STATE Senate ln tie
Cumberland District was today arr cd ~ hs home iu
Carlle PENN f1r assaultug the deputy marshal whO
:, ryc1 hlin with erb Wua O." appear H7 wines u tl
STAR Route trial Washington hc was acli ia $1,000
1 hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
GENERAL WASHINGTONNEWS
THE CEANGEs IN THE POSTAL LAW.
WHEN THE POSTAL NOTES ARE LIKELY TO BIZ hkADi
-cnrAPrR POSTAGE.
icy 1ELrGrArH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

CHEAPER IOSiAtS'
Try IELuGEArH TO THE TRIBUNE'l
U.s,,,vcrov March 19.-Dr Macdonald, super
;ptopdcnt Of the Money Order System, is making
active p1eparatrons TO carry into effect the new law
rodino for tho issue of postal notes for fractional
omo,nts less than 50. and also reducing tho ices
ON money orders and increasing to %lOO the lihht
of n single postal money order. There VIII DC 10
difficulty in putting the last two provisions lnto
onerotiop on July l. In regard TO the p0siai noles
SUPERINTENDENT Macdonald day SAID to ] Tribune
corresnondent: 1--WE shall push matters as
rapidly as practicable but great many
details are to be arranged and probably the ne"
notes will not be ready for the public untl tho po
ginning of September. If the new note shaii DO
issued on September l. one month Will remain oe-
fore the law reducing letter postage to Genus VIII
become operative. In that month publishers in'r-
chants etc. who habItualiy receive hnhuIeuS "
thousands of postage stamps each month"; "iH
probably receive postal notes instead and De aoe 10
reduce their stock of Scent stamps on hand.
Assistant Postmsser-General iazen said to-day
that he anticipates material failing off of the rev.
epue from sales of stamps and stamped envelopes IN
fine mex six months Orders for return stamped en-
velopes. he said. have already begun to diminish
The matter of redeeming the Unused Seen. stamps
which may DO outstanding on October L,
has not vet been maturey considered. 1t is
unite probable that matter OF precautioD, the
Denortment may decline to receive single stamps or
anV number less than say five; and IT NAV De re-
ouired that these shall be presented attached 70
81 OH other N in the original sheets. Several de-
Sims for the new cent stamp have been received,
but the one to be used has not yet been CHOSEN.
Some of the designs very attractive. Each con-
tains an engraved head of Washington. To aNoid
confusion some other color than green VIII probably
be selected
This officers of the Department have recently peeh
irving TO devise an envelope which, while not TOO
costly will be strong enough to resist tho abrasion
and tearing caused by coin. The ordinary envelope
tears too easily and it j. frequent occurrence 10
find in the bottom Of pouch containing reSistered
packages quantity of loose CON- which has forced
| It's way through the envelopes. "Ot cours we
General Hazen but il would be pretty expensive.
In England such envelopes used, and the sender
of registered letter is compelled to buy ore Ihey
| cost 9 or 4 cents each. II we should adop. that
practice should expect pretty general AID loud
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
MRS. sHAFER's DISAPPOINTMENT.

Jnsticc lawrence yesterday decided that Tie
could not crafty the desire Of Mrs. Henrietta shafcr
have the decree OF absolute divorce recently obtained
by her agninst her husband, Isaac shafer, modified TO
one for limited divorce Mrs Shafer said that she had
never wanted an absolute divorce and had never sup
posed that she had actually obtained one In regard 70
The latter point she first learned her mistake when she
received invitations To Mr. Skaters second marriage
with "A woman IL New-Jersey. Justice Lawrence says
that lie will not open the decree of divorce because ho
Is satisfied from the papers in the that Mrs Shaier
new very well what decree asked for in her divorce
suit and also what the effect D that decree would be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
A RULING UNDER THE MARINE LAW.

WAsHrNGToN, March 10.-Thn acting Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury has made Important ruling
the OF Charles L. Ward. OF Port Huron Micl who
recently purchased Canadian STEAMER sunk off White
Rock 1850. raGed IN 1882 and rebuilt at Port Huron
under suoh conditions as entitled the under the
law 10 enrolment and register AN American vessel
technical objection arose in regard to the boilers OF the
steamer the plates thereof not being stamped ns re-
CURED by law with the nane OF the the
teuse strain. The acting Secretary decides that only
prerequs required that the vessel shall have
WRECKED ia the United states, and purchased aud re-
naiIedby citizen OF tue Uuited states, al cost equal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE SCHOOLS OF The CITY.

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT JASPER.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE IN THE LAST YEAR-RECoM-
MENDATIoNs FOR THE FUTURE.
John Jasper, the City Superintendent OF Schools
in his annual report TO the Board OF Education
gives the number of schools. teachers and pupils
under his care last year. the progress of the pupils
and makes some recommendations regarding the
SANITARY condition of the school-rooms the consoi-
idatiun of small schools in the same neighboIhood,
and the establishment of reformatoIy school for
truants. The following is summary OF the report:
The whole number OF schools under the supervision OF
the Roard OF Education is hundred ana ninety eight
consisting of the tOllOwing -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
A RECEIVER ORDERED 70 PAY A DIVIDEND

In the suit of s. X. Eddy against the CO.
operative Dress Association Judge Pratt. in the Brook
lyn Supreme Court. yesterday handed down opinion
insructng Receiver f. IL. Smith TO pay at diyi
dend VI 60 per cent 10 all creditors whose claims
arc proved and co,pted. The jadge says that the
moneys ia the hands Of the receiver amolnt To
500 900 and the proved debts 10 s123Oo0 There ~
hesides, OF claims 10, proved $4,000 and a claim OF
900 in LITIGATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 19.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day-present. the Hon. william c. Ruger, G. j., and
sssocistes-the following business was transacted:
No 1OlIey g. Chatneld appellant syt Alfred L. sfmoo-
son aud others executors responds nts ARGUED
No lO2Salnuel 4. Hayt and others, executors respon-
dents agt Elizabeth Barrow and others appelants-Ar
gued. -. a.
uel and another executors. observation-disclosures
No 5O-Petsr * Knapp and another. execut0rs etc. ap
pesns Augusta Knapp and others respondents
Argument unfinished
row: Day ealendar-Nos 81 81 ~ 81 l6 81 log d95'
GA GIL G23 627, 629 $50 $751; 634 eo b56 55i'
577. AIS 606 GA 6l5. 64 o42 CAS- $40, co. eoe
6J7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
MR. THOMPSON As 4 PROPHET

To the Edttor OF The Trt6uns.
SIR: Is Hubert O. Thompson prophet who full
fills his own predictions He foretold lately to
those who receive water at any time on the second
floor a further decrease. That has come true in my
house suddenly within two weeks Has tho city
grown largely in that timeY Has there been n
drOuthf Is more water wasted than III midwinterf
Or arc We thus impressyely warned OF our need OF
IL new aqueduct Septic.
Nec-Y York. March IS, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
AYTI.CHINEsE ORDINANCES IN COURT.

WssuryGToy March 1.-two cases from oan
,....at.oo ,vovinr the validity of certain municipal
sntichine.e ordinances before the United o,ae'
supreme Court today on petitions for wrts OF napsa'
corpus Each raises substantially the same
whether an ordinance known a. order No. Lool reS
laiine the licensing establishment ana maintenance ~
public anndres and public wash houses as odopted
October 2 1882 by the Board Of n6 Wsener the
o,,ersNrou Tong and Hung Hang, Two Cnlnsso5
anndrTmeuSre lawfully deprived Of their liberty ior
refusing 10 obey that order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
PROSPECTS, or THE EMPIRE NINE.

Joseph Parker jr, the assignee of Gilbert l..
Crowe whose defalcaton caused much surprise u short
ago has from Park City Utah. whittier no
went to look after the Interests Of Mr. Crowes creditors
In the Empire Nine His report Is much cheering
than was deemed possible at the time Of Mr.. CrOweIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

fanre He saws that the mine Ia In good condition ana
believes it can be worked at profit The floating deEs
e. small and n Is possible that The mine will be placed n
the hands of persons possessing the capital needfu 10
develop il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
That Tennessee local edito'

That Tennessee local editor meant business
when he wrote Isnt IL about time Tor the local
thOros To sell the mule used To draw the town hearse
and buy horsoi Twice, lately he has baked and de-
t0ned bitterly cold days for hour,
and only Last week. ne kicked In the 'front.' OF the vehicle
and seriously damaged the corpse. People beg inning
TO get enough of this sort OF thing aud II the authorities
don't take proper action citizens meeting will be
called"