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New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Ayers Fills Cure

A cidity of the stomach and Flatulence,
Yellow jaundiced skin,
EncrvatiOn and LanguOr,
Rheumatic and NeuraIgic Pains,
Sick Headaches and Nausea,
Chronic disposition 10 CoStircness,
Anpmia caused by Dyspepsia,
Torpiditv of the ObstTucted liver,
Heart disease induced by Constipation,
Apoplectic tendencies similarly originated
Relaxation Of the nervous system.
4 orturiug sleeplcssncss from Indigestion
Inflammation of the cOStiye bowels,
Clogging aud deterioration Of the kidneys
Pain in shoulders and back,
Indigestion and Construction,
Liver Complaint and BiliOuSncSS,
Low vitality aud Nervousness,
Skin Eruptious caused by Constipation,
CoStiveness and Pain in the bowels,
4 ric acid poison in the blood,
RaShcs and Bois caused by Constipation
Enfecblcd sight and Nervous TremorS,
Mental and physical depression,
Agueish symptoms from Indigestion,
n Nausea, Dizziness, and Foul Breath,
Youth and aye troubles Of women,
Inaction Of the secretory organs,
LooscneSs Of the bowels,
Loss Of appetite and furrcd tongue,
Swellings symptomatic of Dropsy.
There is no form Of disease, caused b!
Indigestion and Constipation. that doe
not Yield to their bcnetcent power. Thel
stimulate the digestive and aN>imilatorl
organs, strengthen the machinery Of life
and have 10 drastic or weakening effects
ANY one who chooses to enquire vii
find in his own community abundant will
ing witnesses TO assure him that the beS
pills in the world for cure OF the man,
ailments consequent upon arrangement o
the digestive functions are
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

SN[EPLNG NEVS.

PORT OF NEW-YORK MONDAY, JAN. 81, 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Tower Hl (}r. Archer, London - days with
mdso 10 order; vessel 10 SeRgrr Bros
steamer ArlL0n tBr), Brooks Liverpool Jan II and
Queenstown 49, with mdse ana passengers TO Williams &
GuiOn.
steamer sser (Gcr, Wiegand Bremen Jan and south
smptOu L. with mdse and passengers To Ocrchs Co
steamer Main tGer HembTtck, Bremen Jan and south
ampt0n With mdse and 10 Oelrc5 Co.
Seamcr SChoten (Dtch, Vas, Rotterdam 10 days with
Indso and pa 10 Funch. Edge q 90
steamer Hermann (Begl Meyer Antwerp Dec ~ Boston
DAYS with mire TO Fuuch. Edye q co
scotia lr, CUrngall Vera cruz Jan y Ir0gresO
H.. and Havana days with mdse To Alexandra & sons.
steamer Amethyst OBJ, Bennington Gaibarien days,
Taylor Co. vessel 10 dc Rivera Co
steamer Neptune Berry Boston, with mdse to ii + Dim
Ock
Bark Bcppno Accanc UtaD. Mguone, Liverpool 81 days,
win salt fO ORDER yessel To master
Bark Inisma or Annapolis NS. Baker llaNfe IL days
with iron and empty barrels 10 order vessel to Benha
BOyescn.
Bars Damsn Ger. Haesloop Bremen ~ days With md.e
20 order ycssoI " usIman kOuD ~ "a
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
En1por tant TO You.
Physicians and Patients say
rvrRY PERSON IS INTERESTED n kNOWINH IIiAI


"Ayer's Pills are one Of the best REM
edies for bilious arrangements that we
possess" DR.. WM PRESCOTT, Concord,
" H.
"Ayer's Pills are active, searching and
eflcctual, but not gripping or drastic
PROF. j VI LOCKE, CmctRHdtt, U.
"Ayer's Pills are far superior 10 any
which have fallen under my notice. DR..
j. r. Chiffon. NeD York.
"Ayer's pills are adapted TO all the
disorders which can be cured by the Judi-
cious use of phySc" DIR. SAMUEL
MCCONNELL. Montpelier, ~.
"Ayer's Pills | am using in my prler-
/ tice and find them excellent DR. d. W.
BROWN, OcedRd, w Va.
"Ayer's Pills have entirely corrected
the c0stiye habit and vastly improved my
! general health" REV. (. B. HARLO"E,
! Atlanta, Ga.
Ayers Pills have cured Rheuina'l,n
and Kidney troubles among my crew an,,
they did away with my Dyspepsia
CAPT. 4. MUELLER, str. "FeItcIG'"
savers Pills invariably cure me OF
hcadachc.v JOHN STELL, GerH'd"'0'"'
Pa.
AYERS Pills have cured me OF Consn-
nation Of long standingp EDWARD W.
EAsrERLY, Rockford, Ill.,
savers Pills gave me new life anu
ylgor, and restored my health JOAN
LAZARUS, st. Johns, " b.
Ayers Pills cured Of Indigestion Con-
stipation aud Headaches, NJ. '. WATSON,
IjX state ST., Chicago, LH.
Ayers Pills cured Of Liver Compirs'
Dysnrp,ia and Neuralgia. p. H. ROGERS
, Nsednlore, Br0,cn Co., Ind.
"Ayer's Pills have cured me enureIy
Mrs. MARY A. SCOrT, POrIGHd, Ne
Ayers Pills cured Of Rheumatism, 5.
NJ. SPENCER, Syracuse, y. }.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyfh Arenue H0tel-Thc Earl of Hunting.
ton and Lord Hastings. OF Engnd Captain Gambler o'
the British Navy Thomas Talbot, OF Massl-
chusetts j. H. Wade, af Cleveland. and Judge Charles
Daniels OF BuiIalO..... Windsor HOfei-Gcorge de Is
Kem president the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company. and Matthew Gray, OF London. cLarend2''
HokEExScnator ID. L. Iuee, OF Florida, and Baron dc
Smeth van Aphcn. OF the Netherlands Legation at wash
ington. -. Motel BlunSwicL-Wiam Bliss, president "f
the Boston and Albany Railroad Company. Glst8
HOuSe-Chef Engineer " j. Ilmdn, United states Navy.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MAKING ICE CREAM WITH SNOW.

The regular Monday lecture on higher cookery
was given yesterday at Miss Parloa school 20;
222 East Seycntccnth-st-st The articles cooked
and served before the class were lee cream 1nll'I
iced pudding, iecs in baskets and other ways, I,o
Swiss pudding with creamy sauce. MISS Ii!Ia !I
opened the lesson with orange Jelly. NhH' Wy
ielly was cooking the lecturer prepared SNlS puf
ding. which she stated was most dcllca'e KIM VI
batter pudding. ,.,,..,. ;,o cro,,n
IN half an hours time was noteworthy le't!u%ao ILL., va
the lesson Miss ParlOa took three plntS pl - 80. -
and cup and a half of sugar, when sle p'H' iI IL
cream with churn. adding for ayorlnS i3oIro ~ ,Lo
Spoonful of vanilla. When the whole was s'il, ~ ~
cream was put in the can OF the lleeIeI. IN ~ oS
PaTloa here explained that cream may DE 700 IU @ m m
well rs Zoo poor TO beat we'll Zine Aldcrney cream
must he diluted one half with water ana sti.,Iho ~. h
through fine wire sieve 10 remove heiN4 @ cIu'I 80 %
fore II Is used Large pans OF snow were Ho" @
broupht in to freeze the cream. ii the SiloN We
drv n small portion of water must be adueu W ~ ~,
Three pints of coarse salt were used III freezing tnc
tallon of cream made. Five inches OF snow was
6Tst mt in the tub around the TN can OF cream,
then a ayer of salt spTinklcd over ~ anu 1Iio
whole Was packed down firmly with small WoouGn
spade Snow and salt were then added alternately
and packed down till the snow reached the elRe
of the tub The crank of the freezer was lheh
tu1ncd steadily for twenty minutes, when the zee
cream was declared ready and was turned ont ana
served. The lesson lasted three hours ana a hah
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MISS U1GBIE SIZING FOR A DIVORCE.

suit for a limited divorce has been begun IN me
Supreme Court in Brooklyn by Miss Annie HlgDle
against J. Walter Vaughan They were the p%rlncl- %
pals in the recent mock marriage suit tried IN New.
tTtrecht in which Justice Ferguson decided that
they were not married Application was made IN
the Supreme Court yesterday for the appointment
of Samuel Iigbe rs guardian ad Item OF ms
daughter the plaintiff Ii is alleged that she was
married to the defendant at church sociable IN
Flatbush on July 10, 1883, where several mock
marriages were performed III fun.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

Market met the Mayor. the Controller and the Cor
poration Counsel relative to the leasing again OF
West Washington Market By the Pr9posSsu in ,Ill,
market will be torn down. The question discussed
was whether on not the building could be eaScI to
again. and if not. whether 1t was adysanie 30 % tGa
owing 70 the absence of important information
no action was taken.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
OBJECT LESSONS IN COOKING

Given every MONDAY, at 10 a. NJ, and TUES
DAY. at . p. H., at MISS PARLOA'S SCHOOL OF
COOKERY. 222 EAST 17TH-Sr. Admission, 10
cents; II tickets, $0. PROGRAMMES AND CIR
CULARS sent if desired. Glasses forming for pri-
ynte instruction.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
CHANGES AMONG THE NAVAL ENGINEERS.

The President yesterday signed the commission OF
Commodore Charles III. LOring Chief of the
Bureau of Steam Engineering, of the Navy De-
partmcnt. Commodore LOring left for Washington
last night Chief Engineer Edward -. Robie, now
at tbe Boston Navv Yard, will be ordered TO succeed
him at the New-Y0rk Navy Yard. Chief Engineer
David b. Macomb on waiting orders, will succeed
Captain Robie at the Boston Navy Yard as
enGncer-in-chargc Chief Engineer (COmmander)
Charles IL. Baker. in charge of the store-house at
the Boston Navy Yard. Will relieve Captain
Alexander Henderson a. engineer-ln-charge OF the
Washington Navy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
DIR. RAE)gEkY'S
Si2SiPillLLiil RESOLIEU,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

fl,ropir Ebeumatism Scrofula, GIduar swelling Hacking
nv cough Cauccrou1 Affections, >yphlitic Complaints
iediuc of he Lungs Dyspepsia water Brasil White swell
ings Tumors, Pmplc5, botches Erupuons on The nee,
Tr. skin and Hip Diseases Mercural DlS"asos, feha
C6Wpants Gout pTopsy idckct salt ltheuu, BrOncMts
Consumption Kidney, bladder i'l oir avn
PI-EItII.o THE BLOOD. RESTORING HEALTH ~ -
ViH6it. CLEAR SKIN and BEA UIIFUL COMPLEAlUN
SECURED 10 ALL. Price II per bottle
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

JAMES McCREERY CO.,
Broadway and blth-sf,
Offer speciai ina;ucen enienfs ia
their
FUR DEPARTMENT.
SEALSKIN DOLMANs,
40 TO az inches deep. $10O and
upward.
"a IL 80 inches deep. $3.50 and
upward.
J2 10 30 inches deep. sI7J and
upward.
SEALsKlN sACQUEs.
32 TO 81 inches deep, $50 and
upward.
36 inches deep, SIrJ and up-
ward.
3S inches deep, $E2J and up
ward.
40 10 IL inches deep, SE3J and
upward.
"A TO rs inches deep, &17J and
upward.
These Goods are made from
LOndOn-dycd skins purchased
previous to the recent heavy ad.
vance. and are frst-class i'm
every particular.
JAMES McCREERE & CO.,
Broadway and 1Ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

Phil Milligan; and Wv. Mott with his mare
This morning several races viii he trott'o in
Jcrome-aye from ArcularUsS o'd nous h"n'. f.,L,v
starting point thrce.puartcrs OF hho " '
Cascs inn.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATT RE ALMANAC
sun rises 10 eots5o Noon r,ss 22- Moons ds "a
HlGH WATER TODAY.
dN-@andv HOOK. "a Coy Island. 3l9 Hell Gate Dos
P.d.-~andy HOOK, 800 GOV Island. J Hell G1te b'5b
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Announcements.

Genuine Johann HOff's Malt Extract has sig
nature OF Johann MOrtz Eisner neck OF every
bottle Indorsed by all physicians for general debility Be
ware Of limitations.
Conversation in hOtel-First gent: Where
sha take my family 0jgc good Photographic Second gent
n ,ou wish 81 IN nonsense 10 - but yOu wish good
picture and perfect likeness to Bogardus, broadway
corner lstl-st'
IF You are nervous or dyspcptic try CaTters
little Nerve Dysnepsa makes nervous. end ner
vousness you eptc either renders you miser
able and these LITTLE pills cure both.
The NcLcwce Patent NOn-mechanical no.
chimney Lamp, without chimney and no machinery 70
M ont order lamp invented Call aud see H. or
send for circular HEKIOGRArh MANUFACIURNG COMPANY,
- and y Church 5t.
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
1.tIryiug;on.ave.. between 23th and )th-stS.
Ttur- l. tot. Diseases ot the y sfV II1 3y.tA n
t.cpito L rinIry ORGANS. Impotence and SterNty
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
NrW MAJ rO pAY ELECTION ENPENsES.

The bencfcaries of the Fircmcn's Relief Fund
Association of Jersey City were considerably eA-
crcised yesterday 10y the exposure OF alleged mlsap
preparation of the fund The Association embraces
ali the members of the Fire Department and the
law requires the fund to be used Tor the DehenI Oh
sick or disabled hTemcn and Their ialllllcS' Inc
governing body or executive committee 01 the as
sociation is composed of one delegate from each
company The officers are Hudson Love presl-
dent Charles II. Scott, secretary, and John j. van
Alst, ir, treasurer and collector. Van Ala Is also
clerk of the Board of Fire Commissioners. The 1und
derives lis income from tax levied on foreign in
snrance companies doing business IN the clty ana
from occasional gifts to the Fire Departments. me
trcasurcr's books show payments made Tor refresh
ments for fremen. The secretary receives salary
of 800 year out of the fund and the collector re-
ceives 10 per cent of the revenue cheek l0r ~ W
was given to Commissioner Wmdccker IN OCTOBER
last for expenses incurred during his illness Com
missioner Speck received SSl 80 under Sllnllar cir
cnmstances Two checks for 800 each were drawn
in favor of CommiS SSioneT Brennan 10 help pay the
expense of contested election in which he was en-
gaged In April 1853, check for $500 was drawn
10 the order of John J. Van Ast f0r expenses IN
Cured" This money, it is alleged, was used TO help
defray the election expenses of two candidates lOr
Fire Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE LADIES' FRIEND |!
SO Happy and SO Good.

sad and downheared times and feel that hsys
the world Such the expression OF thousands
ladies' who discouraged and feel all out OF sorts
which make them and their families very unhappy Ano
unhappy troubles be easily driven away and
happiness cheerness and love take their place iew
doses OF RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS VIII max yo0
feel 80 happy and good II will only try hem and you
will regret H. but bless RadWay and nus ps IS onS @s
you 1--we.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
RadWay's REGULATING Pills.

perfcv taseess elegantly coated for the cure Of all lis.
orders OF stomach, liver bowels kidney bladder malaria
In ia various forms diseases headache constipation
costiyenes indigestion dyspepsia bousnes bous fever
Inflammation OF The bowels piles and all deTangements Ot ns
all druggists
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MEsICHESTER COUNTY.

IARCUMoNT MA>oR.-The following have been
elected trustees of the Iarchmont Manor Company:
{. H. Murray j. l.. Flint, Marcus L. Woodruff,
Theodore II. frcucI and +. +. Flint.
NEw-RoCH ILE.-Ihe veterans in New-Roc ellie
and It's vicinity have signed petition for c es-
tablishment OF Post of the Grand Army OF tie
Republic.
DoBB's FEHGy-'rhc Hudson River at this point
was bridged by solid ice yesterday morning, admit
ting of foot travel to opposite points on The shore
Five loaded Ice haTVes in tow of Il steam tug were
frozen IN, opposite lrymgton.
YoNKFEs.-Thc Nonkcrs police were apprscd Of n
robbery late Saturday night committed in the
hotel of Henry Flcck in Main-st. 10y Charles
Movers age eighteen, a German bartender In his
employ. he articles stolen consisted of a gold
watch aud chain, some finger rings, hrcast-pin,
and $I3. Meyers was traced to White PLAINS and
from there 10 New ork, where he arrived on sun
day night He is a small-azcd blond, with light
mustache and blue eyes.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
NEM-.IERSEY.

MrhWAV.-There was much excitement IN the
placc to-day over q special election called by the
ToNn Council 10 decide whether an additional up-
preparation suould be raised for the poor. BY the
middle of December fund of Pl,JOO was e1-
haustcd II wa, decided by y majority 10 appr0-
pirate $500. In MoTi-town township. adjoining
tins a similar measure was defeated by small
lLuIlIIIN
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST BECKWITH

TIE LEASE OF WASHINGTON MARKET.
A private meeting wss held in the Mayors office
Yesterday afternoon. COh.mittccs from the DOCK
Eomlniss on and the dealers ol West washington
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
UFVpy A. DANIrLs, II. n,

1,tLryiugton.ave between 29th and 3)th.sts.
Tour~ q 10 l5tOT. Diseases ot the Nervous 4y,th n
Gcpito. Urinary DREAMS Impotence and SttrhtY
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
JERSEY CITY.

Joseph Ratzcr, of No. 352 West Forty-thir'l-St.
Ncw-lork. drove one of his own teams yesterday
hs Ice wo- driving of the TWrnty-thlrd-st. ferry
boat the front wheels of the truck Struck the gang
blank with so much force that Mr. Ratzer wa
thrown hcadlong from his seat 70 the bridge. II,
sustained serious injuries in the head and side aHC
was removed 10 lis home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-06
ANIMAL BALL or THE FRENCH COOKS

The annual ball Of the French cooks Of the
CITY took place last night st the Academy OF Music and
irving Hall. The Academy was prOfusely trimmed with
bunting and with tho devices OF the different States
Long bands OF white gauZe starred with tnsel were
stretcled from the apex OF the proscenum arch, and
from this airy canopy hung great gaudy butterfly The
dancing began about 10 o'clock and continued til an
early hour this morning. In Irving Han on hYe long
tables the fancy pecesof culinary workmanship were dis
nay,l dense crowd filed the pacea the evening adj
ng the many fine specimens Of cooks and confectionery
skill From tho Union League Club cook. Henri Dupont
there was an elaborate gu called lie Fort lnyne0le
Three forresses were supported on large platform
beneath which pools Of water one within the
other with gold fish, turtles, and ecls swimming ABOUT I'D
them The fortress platform supported on columns
adorned with ferns and each column were lights sup
ported In the same az the lamps before tDe
Tongues Club House ttIance. Inc Two IO fesses h0
Tho ends Of the platform were OF white cOneetonerys
AID Inc centre one was Of dineropt kinds OF cooItd
lies on the top OF which Goddess OF Liberty SUI
rounded bv cannon, flags and munitions OF war Inc
whole niece was prolsey and appropriately decorated
From the Brunswlck Hotel there was neat rptesehta
tion OF The Bridge; from tho Westminster Hotel lie
TaIx Prouhee" from the Gramercy Hotel representa-
ION ~ President Arthur in boat with white confec
foncry sail and catching two WTiggng candy uhn; from
tbe Finn Avenue Hotel the Phi Turkey OF the f9uFy
show deliberately drcssedi aud nom the Grand bnoD
Hotel pyramid Of lared quail made by the hteehy car
old son Oh tho chief cook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-06
THE SESSION OF BOTH HOUSES.
NEW BILLS INTRoDUCED-THE HARBoR MASihN'
AND CAPTAIN or THE PORT.

NEW BILLS INTRoDUCED-TIIE HARBOR MASlEho
AND CAPTAIN or THE PORT.
Albany. Feb. 5.-Mr. Campbell introduced
bin in the Senate to-day naming william Dinsmoie'
Philip Ebling Alexander G. Kelsey, Helen LOWELL
Euphemia Core Edward Frsnkel, A. r. Kirkus' EihS'
Eberhsrd and Pelham Mcclellan coIporators OF INC
Grand Conservatory OF Music, New-York.
bin by Mr. Eobb provides that all childIen oe'"v
eight and sixteen found in the streets even
street occupstons mus show written certncaes Va u"
tendance at school No child under ten shan ne eipo'
ia any mandatory. and 10 child nnder t"oN0 S- ~
e,nploved unless the child can read.
The matter of the New Harbor Masters ana Cep
tp ~ be Port came M sgain for discussion through ne
OF re- sol Iton by Mr. ROOD requesting te
General within week TO INFORM Lne nohaiS
whether the persons acting as Captain OF tn5 i
Uarhnr Masters since MAY d. 1888 arc leRhI noIuIlg
ihOse positsUns and entitled TO receive ~. I
their services Nj Ellsworth moved TO REFER the resou
IN 10 tha Committee Commerce ana NaVRauon' alu
after partisan debate the motion 70 recr Wa
yeas 10 NAYS a-Mr Campbell, DEM Young Id 'no
Affirmative With the Republicans. -. .,,. -,
The bill providing FOR instruction IN puDhc sChoois i
tbe vrenc effects OF alcoholic liquors was passed. yeas
90 nav S-Messrs. Campbell, Herman, Lansing, Mo
Carthy, Nelson, Plunke,t, Van Scn2lcK anu
MFR Howe introduced bill in the Assembly w
tbs height Of clngs hereafter erected IN new 20
follows: In streets not exceeding sixty rect III WIZ ~,
seventy feet high, ana In streets eAoeeoins 7A' ~ NV
more than eighty feeI high. . 49,, A., ,,o,,,
bin presented by Mr.. Erwin authorizes tnG pa9 %
of b 800 10 Henry Clair OF The Metropolitan hVtc
YORK FOR rooms, board etc. for the Senate insurance
Committee and The special committee OF the Assembly
nor Cleveland vetoed appropriation Tor thst pWpose
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-06
OBITUARY..
THOMAS GARRETT.

Thomas Garrett Justice of the Peace, who
died yesterday at stapeton, L. was one Of the most
noted and popular men IN Richmond County Of which he
was the Democratic leader for thir seven years. lie
was born in Ireland ftyeight years ago. and be came
TO this country In 1914. He first opened sporting
house In this city, and aferward he removed to Staten
Island where he entered into politics. He vas con-
yyial In his habits and famous for his jokes ltactca
and otherwise. His death due to complication OF
disorders arising from his mode Of life. For ten years.
said he has lived mainly stimulants On the Bench
he was as stern aud dignhed when off he was jolly
II Is related of him that when the late Captain Jacob H.
Vanderbilt sent feet OF tugs tear down the docks OF
Commodore Gamers opposition line OF iery-ooats, and
the adjoining club house Of the NewYork Yacht Club
with graphing irons Judge Garrett swore In 2eO men
"a special deputy shers, armed them with revoyers,
and locked the ferry gates He fired at by the crew
% tng and "a they attempted their work Of
desrction he ordered his men TO tlse good 2r, each
nc,inS ont MS man. and FIRE when ne did The tugs
9rey on aud waited till morning, when the Vanderbilt
armada abandoned the attack. Commodore Garner
navr forgot this service. Justice Garrett twice In
dicted for mafeasance, but he escaped each time and
gos reelected. He leaves sister and two brothers
MS funeral will take place tomorrow iroIa 81 Marys
Roman Catholic Church, Chiffon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-06
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS.

OPPOSITION TO THE BILL GIVING THEM LONGER
TINE TO DO THEIR WORK.
lFRoM rBE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Feb. b.-On January 10, Senator
Thomas chairman of the Railroad Committee presented
a bill extending the time six months within which the
Rapid Transit Commissioners appointed by Mayor
Edison may perform their duties. The terms
OF the Commissioners expire next Monday. sena-
tor Th0luas today attempted to pass the bill
Blk Of the seven Senators from NewYork offered
opposition They said that bill ought 10 he serutin
azed carefully before being passed rs II might confer
enormous powers upon the Rapid Transit Commissioners
New lines oi railways III the streets OF New.York might
be ad out OF which It's citizens might dsapproye Soma
tor Ro50 thought ths bill ought To be snsnded an
IS 10 guard against the comforting ~ any
great franchise upon a single railroad corooration
thus establishing monopoly. Several franchises m MS
opinion Ougut 70 be granted HI offered the foloving
Amendment:
1t shall be lawful for the Commissioners appontea
der the act hereby amended to authorize ~ inrCrr
ton OF than company for the ruirpDse OF con
suuc'nS maintaining and operating the ruway or rail-
ways therein mentioned.
Senator Thomas opposed Mr.. Robb's amendment and
expressed establishment at the opposition with witch the
bill was meeting He read the folio wing telegram from
Mayor EdsOn:
The existing Rapid Transit Commissioners IN this ctv
wishing an extension Of time have expressed 10 me ttr
consultation with them venture To exsres r. ~, ~,
the blll will become law. ''-
Senator Murphy said that he could not accept MAYOR
Edsons statement Indeed be had little faith IN
that gentlemans statements This declaration
caused tho other New-York Senator. IN
Look UP astonished. Senator Murphy then charged
tia, The bill would favor the interests OF Andrews Co
who al The cable road patent rights cast OF lie
Rocky Mountains Senator Thomas said that IL evil
deaf that tie NeWYOrk reluctant pass
the biz without a thorough examination. lie
you'd therefore postpone asking vote on the bill III
Thursday next