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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
rs rrIDEy OPPOSING BAyARDi

W1shfng'1n corrspondeace 0f ne Cincinnati Enquirer
In conucc lion with Bayard~| vl-t there IA report
coming New York 10 the effect That Cleveland ri
not select Bayard Tor a Cabinet position. because Idcn
l. bitterly hostile him. II l. claimed by Iilden-
friends that he and they nominated and elected Clrve
land aud that he cannot back on them or disregard
TTldep- wishes ON the other hand. j. asserted by
Democrats high In the party that Cleveland owes lden
nothing II Is stated by men who were III New lOrh
dnriug the canvass aud who familiar with the Dem
ocratic management, that Tden gave only few thou
sand dollars aud really made sort OF effort III behalf Of
the ticket. 80 - - :,
II said that Tilden is hostile to Bayard because OF
the formers belief that the Delaware senator and IhuI
man were mainly responsible the Electoral Colninl
sion bill In 10 this friends OF bayard say thht
he and Thurman Used every eXerton 10 get an express
opinion Tde about the Electoral bil ana
that finally the late C. \ Potter and several others VINO
said 10 represent 1iicn asserted thAt nc ft tue
matter entirely IN their hands ana that these men C
eepted the Electoral Commission BILL
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rstorio Society will take place In the Academy OF Mu
sic on next Saturday evening the public rehearsal on

Orstorio Society will take place In the Academy OF u
sic on next Saturday evening the public rehearsal on
Friday afternoon The solo parts will be In the hands OF
Frau Schroeder anfstaengl. Miss Emily Wnant Ihec-
dore ] Toedt and Herr josef staudisL waiter DAM
rosch will play the organ
There will be an extra night OF opera at the Metro
potan this week. The Prophet" which will also DO
given tonight. being performed on Christmas night
On Wednesday Tannhauser" will I've given and on FRI
day Don Giovanni" Al the Academy Of Music Nine
Fursch Niad will sing tonight In Aida and tomorrow
Mr. Mapleson will take his annual benefit, when Mines
Patti and scalchi will sing in "Semranide.'
Brooklyn Is not to be left without performance OF
"The Messiah" this year on Tuesday evening OF next
week the choir OF Plymouth Church and the Newark
Harmonic Society will be united by Walter Danrosch,
their conductor. in performance OF the work Ihere
will also be an orchestra from the symphony society OF
this city, and the solos will be sung by Miss Mcdora
Henson, Fraulein Brandt, W II. Stanley ana JOSEF
studigL The performance will take place III Piymou'h
l1Aiirch
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CARS THRoWy DogN Az EMBAYKMESE
ENGINEERS AND BRAKFMES BADLY INJURED BY A
COLLISION on THE PANHANDLE.
lBT TELtGRlPH To rue rRIuUNg.i

DAYTON, Dec. PA serious collision oc-
CURED near here on the Panhandle road to-
day steep incline. switch engine
with freight going up the incline ana an extra
freight was coming down. heavy fox prevailed ana
the two locomotives almost on each other before
the train hands perceived their danger A soon aa warn
g sounded the train hands abandoned
jumped down au emhunkment forty feet high In the
switch engine were Thomas Hopkins, ehghr't lu"u''
Rowland. urrmau and William kennedy ana 'ito'e"
Custom, hrakemcn AMI In the other engine were hoJ"
smell. engineer and George DUNCAN, urcual Wlth ih9
tbs Brcsuehau brakeman the top OF tie hst car u@cA
oi The engine. All were injured.
Brc>nehan had his night ankle broken. both
sides seriously injured and sustained Internal INJURIES
He barely escaped having "a loaded freight car IAN
on him. Tie l. IA a critical condition Hopkins hdd IN
ann aud his head injured badly Rowland ana k'hhcdl
were badly bruised and scaldcd smell had both SER
ou0y injured and sustained an ugly scalp wound Dh-an
had both knees and his right arm bady injured anu
Briukcl another brakeman had his back lnluru bot9
engines are total wrecks are also SIX OF the 4Vhcu
cars. All were thrown down the cnhankmeht' me
freight engine Is nothing but "A pile or scrap lrOu
BOsTON. Dec 2l.--In collision OF trains on
the Boston Lowell Railroad last night at Cambridge
one passenger slightly hurt and about foOOo Oh
damage was dOne To the rolling stock.
BOsrOS, Dec. 2l.-The : O'Clock train on the Boston
& Albany Railroad in collision with train OF empty
passenger at Newton Lower Falls last night me
locomotive buddy damaged. The engineer Dahel
Stevenson, had leg broken. and the fireman. Louis
stewart, had hip and leg broken No passengers were
hurt owing To the foresight OF the engineer Inc
where the accident happened took fire ana was so nau
burned that there will be 10 traffic over IL ior se'era
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OPERA AT THE NEW STANDARD.

A. /. King tenor, who has been known
heretofore Of his work in concert aud oratoro
Will make his debut IN opera AntaSd IN suppcs opera,
a Trip TO Africa" with which the New Standard Thea
TIE will open tomorrow evening Miss Marie Conron
will make her temperance "a Hfdnid Alexander
Klein Who made 80 pronounced a success MVGdciio.
last season as the 1haia will do the role IN English.
Charlie stanley and Frederick Clifton two weLknown
comedian will undertake the two remaining comedy
parts of Fgnfuf Facha and the Peadier. Nils May ST.
John. ~ Chicago, and who has won fal orabic notice
there vii make her New York debut IcSSG the mello
soprano role Miss Emma SeebOd VIII alternate the role
OF ftiG with Miss C0nrOu. The chorus viii be nfty
strong and the orchestra will comprise thirty players
Tie musical director H. Herr NOwak who was AT the
ITALIA last season. and who comes from vienna Ihcfc
vii De- 40 time In the performance Que hundred pc0-
pie the stage and the entire production VIII De- o an
Imposing spectacular character The costumes nave
been made after the Vienna plates. The scenery has
been .-aIli nI by HnurN (Inre
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now ENGLAND Will BE AFFFcrED.

llIHt Tho tftcd HtTdid tff.l
No manufactured fabrics included III the li't or
articles have admitted tree OF dnty into cuba
10 obvious that ~ trade with tupa increa~c-
trade OF Cuba with other nation VIII decrease.
Naturally that other country would Tee England, winch
exports cuba nearly much IN Yaue, the United
states Tue articles OF ENGLISH exports 20 cuba
fabrics I'm 1871 the value ~ tile
exports that Island tS69.Jg6, anu Of the
latter 440jO the together cOapris nine-tnths
Of the English exports % Cuba. Ia regard % these
articles treaty leaves this country IN precisely the
condition ~ at present. Getting no advantage
England respect 70 them. how To Increase
Cuban trade at the expense az England England
buys OF Cuba rly much she sells her. III The
shape OF unrchDod sugar cigars and tobacco A long
England continues to buy OF Cuba CuDa VIII continue 10
buy OF England because she continue, under this
treaty bus these articles with any and every advan
tage in the matter OF buying that she now possesses
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TALKING ABOUT ARTH UR AND MORTON.
THY prrsIr,rNr sAID 10 BE AZ ACTIVE CANDIDnT TIE

The SPEAhLESHT.
When Congressman Burleigh, Of Whitehall,
went to Washington week ago 1t was his avoWed mteh-
ton % return here within three days when he
rotscd 10 state on authority whether not President
Arthur was 20 be factor IN the senatorship contest
M Rurleehs return delayed until yesterday morn
ing To TRIBUNE reporter he said last evening " /
know 40 more than when l went away. ! saw
the President only once. Other people were present
and had opportunity TO talk with him. cahhot Z
sag whether he Il candidate or not
As to the spcaLershp, yr Bureigh said he would pre-
fer the chances Mr. Hubbe TO those OF any other can
ddate and thought combination would be effected TO
defeat Mr. Erwin sas d. butcher called on Mr.. Bur
leigh IN the afternoon and spent two hours IN his COM
ponv H. left him with the understanding that Mr.. Ar
tur Il not only candidate, but that he f. much dis
pleased because oi the critlcsn tlt have poen na"e
concerning his course IN the recent campaign.
of Albany and syracuse returned yesterday. lie said TO
q TRIBUNE reporter: There is no doubt ~ all about MT
mated 90 not think the President viii be- ccnd late
before the caucus. do not see how ne can be- The
processing my candidacy. which came Through the re
quest of friends and l. somewhat embarrassed b' the ia
that am q member. bat can contingencies tn
which might be candidate ami have strong follow
congressman Hiscock spent Saturday in the city and
call Plat. To whom he said he was o1
posed to Tue tre'lHeHl IN any ,ld o Ts
that Mr. Arthur has "a better chance than Mr Morton
n VA, learned AT the It James Hotel that Mr.. Erwin
had sent Tor the mali which had accumulated there Tor
him thus indicating that he had given bis intention
for the present Of coming 10 this city 10 confer with the
Morton managers.
Mr. Horton Of Chautauqua f. stu In the city and Is
reported to Ice relied upon 10y Mr. Erwiu's friends
General " NJ Curtis. who Is at the metropolitan Hotel
said Yesterday making no canvass FOR speaker
EXCEPT To advise my fellow members not 10 be- hasty IN
reaching acoucuson. am willing I" wat untll We an
reach Albany and then do whatever II decided upon
a. best do think any one 40 tho ptcscnt time can
c'am support enough 60 be certain o the nomination
n wa. stated last ugt that letters are passing be
tween Mcssrs lIubbel a. Neil. Howe and curtis the
object OF which 1. To- form combnat against Erwin
and General w. Hustled named as the compromise
likely to lee selected.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

VI the nine performances at the Thalla
Theatre this week four will he given up to musical
COMEDY. The clever travesty on "Tannhauser" will be
REPEATED Oh Monday evening and Thursday afternoon,
and " Der Bettelstudcnt" Thursday and Saturday
evenings Mr.. Ambcrg energetic az usual, has Genees
AshOu' III course OF preparation.
The second concert of chamber ~ the Standard
Vuarette Club will take place tomorrow evening at
n'ecs Hall Mr. Brandts Illness puts Mr. Roebbeen AT
TIE head Of the quartet Mr. A Klugesehed taking the
second violin. Miss Charlotte Walker will assist the
s.ub by singing OF schuberts songs the quartets
si1 be Haydns Ia A minor. Op. 10. No - and the
a. bhat major, Op. 1870 vi BoehOyen's last and reyou
toIary set
Vie annual performance Of "The Messiah" by the
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TIE DRAMATIC wEEK.

Ristori furnishes the chief topic of the week
IN our theatrical world. The engagement Of this
eneWned actress who now performs not In Italian but
English will begin tonight in the star Theatre, IN the
character Of queen Elizabeth II Is nearly twenty years
since she first acted that part In this city and new
generation 81 play Eoors has sprung up IN the interval
k.iorf- fame and rank long since gained aud
established II is IA memorable player 10 the past that
she makes her reutrucc aud her acting viii nercs
than lis "a prtsrai achievement On Christmas ilght
Bi,tori viii play Mary Studft aud next week she will be
seen 49, Auric AHtDEHete aud Lddy h"cbeh Tho Ihane
o. taWuur will be presented by Mt u. II. Hhrkins.
Miss Davenport bogins this evening engagement OF
two weeks Al Nblos Garden IN her famous impcrsona
ton of Iefara The usual wednesday aftcrnon perform
Will ho omitted. Mr. Buchanan drama Of Lady
Care Is be- given at this theatre the 9TH OF Jan
.uary The Leopolds. who act In pantomimc, Will
come forth tonight the Fourteenth Street Theatre
who're Mt ColNiuc Offers their performance special
and appropriate feature Of the Christmas II Is
u merry performance aud calculated to please The
Professor trumW well concluded
HE series Of Illustrated lectures here Called Back
j. the present attraction al the Peoples Theatre where
presented by the Madison square Theatre Company
M Caretons play OF Victor Durand has met with
Substantial and undonbted waacks Theatre.
and 10 viii be continued there until furthur notice. All
other novelties are. for the time. set aside Mile.
Aimees engagement continues AT the Fifth Avenue The
se IN MAN zee and the house is well filed At each Of
the adys yivacous representations The addition Of
"One Touch OF Nature as prelude to the farce OF
" Three NyeS,' at the Union square Theatre, has
stfsug heneG the bill by making pleasing contrast OF
serious and comic elements This is very pretty ana
touching little play. Old playgOers probably remember
Row successful Mr. CouldOck used TO DE III H. Inc farce
Contrary nrst Impression Of It's probable faIe
sstul, To have pleased large class OF tlc punt 30
.ge Of programme is at present contemplated at THIS
Theatre
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THE DICTATE OF JUSTICE AND POLICY.

To the EditOr ~ The TrtbUHe.
SIR Judging from my personal intercourse and cor
and all have ia the public press Repub
lcan sentiment aud that OF patriotic always
PARTISAN hut generally voting with the Republicans be-
cause they mostly approve their policy is Oyerwhem-
ingy III favor OF the election OF Mr. Eyars 10 the United
states Senate This sentiment would. Think shocked
and surprised BY other result This It
~ for obvious There Il proenoe that any
rival Is named whose record compare with that of
M Eyarts for eminent. long tried public service.
Moreover has been always true 10 his party and yet
has always discharged public trusts IN such way as TO
elevate his own character benefit his party, honor
his country Add this. he always been liberal,
public spirited and useful citizen There should
no division in the Republican party to the election
Of such man Those whose have been suggested
as candidates could do better service 10 the political
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
THE EXPOSITION on SUNDAY
VISITED BY 10000 PERsONS-rRrPARING HE EX-
HIBITs-DELAY Al THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO TRrBUSEt

VISITED BY 10000 Observation-Disclosures The EI-
HIyIrs-DEIAY Al THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
IRY TELEGRAPH THE TRrBuSE.t
NEyv-ORLEAS-, Dec. 2I.-The Exposition was
open the public to-day and was visited Dy about TO-
900 persons There has been considerable discussion
over keeping It open sunday. Bishop Leroy OF the
Roman Catholic Church advised thar it be kept open.
He said that person attends to his religious duties Oh
Sunday he has perfect right and Is granted absolute
freedom by the Catholic Church TO enjoy himself In the
manner he chooses provided the amusement sought l.
moral He said that nothing but good results could nov
from visit to the Exposition and he advised hls par
ihioncrs to 20 Oh Sunday II they could not on other
days.
The Mexican band gave concert In the Music Hall to-
day The work OF preparing the exhibits goes rapidly
on About fity-sX carloads OF freight were unOaded
to-day, though work was partly suspended The
weather was pleasant and warm and the man who
paid over $4,000 FOR the privilege OF selling beer on the
grounds dld good business, though all liquor SHOPS
theatres and similar places kept open here sun
dny Yesterday about ~. 900 persons visited the TX
position. The daily expenses are about T1,OuO ana
Major Burke says that he has no doubt t!at
900 600 Government loan. He Is very Indignant over
reports that good deal OF the money has been "se
There h. apparcuy no ground for such reports. There
has been good deal Of friction between some 0t Inc tA
hibtors and the management ana me re-kna'lon Gl
Of The officials demanded by malignant cAhlo
iiors The trouble has boon satisfactorily settled
Tho livestock buildings are nearly completed and me
~ 95 600 he paid I'm premiums ~ expected 10 prhE
good display Of cattle and horses me women u'IArl
mont has little IN II yet, but the r9oOOO set apart
Mrs. Howe and her assistants have largo colectio OH
the way here The building will not be ready before
January California makes inc pes, uls
play Of any state The 1000 boxes OF Mexican
exhibits were detained for two weeks az the Cuatou
House and the Mexican officials became indignant ana
threatened to return home A that country approWh
ted S25OOOO for s display The managers or the eNpos
ton became uneasy Mr. McCgIloch was induced to
modify the custom regulations and the Mevicans are now
their goods
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Senators Garland and German Wereat the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, hut wholly nacccs
-hc To any hut their intimate friends. Mr. Garland re-
turned 10 Washington last night. gentleman who
talked with him the subject says that be has been
rendered and has positively accepted the AttorncyGcn-
crnl.hip. senator German brought from Governor
Cleveland q request to John l.. Mclean 10 pay him a
visit. Nj. Mclean went ny on the morning train ana
sprut the day with the lrc-idcntclrct
Daniel Manning OF Albany. whose presence here has
been connected th Ca1neimlkin- went 20 Grey stone
the tr.eat OF samuel j. Tdcn. at Nonkcrs ~atur-
day night accompanied hy biz bride. Ihey spent the
last evening.
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Senator Warner Millcrs h 10 save the forests on tho
public domain IL timely and should he acted upon 40
once There l. politics involved and it, paS,ts" cin
not ham Der either outgoing the incoming Admin
isfniou 80 hoped that Cougc-- VIII und ilmc 10
nat upou ID during the present session. New \ otk 5
failure Co protect the Adirondack forcets shows that the
STATE hoft les cannot he relied upon 20 dc tins nccr
.ary work Tine General Government enUuid therefore
step IN and far possible the forests ola the
public lands from fur her destruction.
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future" Of Themselves aud tho Republican party than
TO make his nomination prompt and unanimous. Mere
caususns intrigue etc. may prevent such result, SIs
no ultimate benefit to its authors.
Who OF all tho Republican candidates would the
Democrats most opposei Evarts believe, because they
Know his election would ut this crisis most strengthen
the Republican party.
The merchants OF NewYork know OF Mr. Evartssla
as Secretary Of State for commercial interests. WIZ
they allow this matter to be disposed OF without special
action on their partl II need scarcely be said that
Evarts IN the Senate would powerfully subserye the
commercial aud other interests OF Ncw-York.
Ner-York, Dec. 20, 1854 JUSTICE AND POLICY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
FATALLY SCALDED At SEA.

When the steamer Schiedam Of the Neither
lands Steamship Company arrived at her wharf yester
day, ambulance summoned to take two to
the City Hospital who had been badly scalded. They
were loom Kannon, ago twenty-four fireman. and
Batus Krckelar. age twenty coal trimmer These two
and Frederick H. Kerston. twentyseven, also fire.
man, were ut work In the bollerroom December IL
when On explosion occurred and a cylinder head was
blown out. The caught In the rush OF escap-
ing and terribly scalded. kerston fingered In
great agony until the lith when he died and buried
at sea. The explosion caused some excitement the
ship but It quickly subsidized, when the extent OF the
damage was ascertaned. Ramon and krekelar will
probably recover.
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THE CHOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR It has truthfuly said by OF your CORE
spondents that II the politicians in the Republican party
would but step aside and allow the rank and file to name
their choice for Senator from this state William NJ.
Fverts wouli be most enthusiastically nominated Can
not some plan arranged by which this popular voice
may be signicd TO the lnombers Of the Legislature
Very truly yours. W. NJ j.
Aeic- York, Dec. 10. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
THE WEATHER. Export.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

UOF INN MINI INDIOA IONS.
WAsHTNGToN, Dec. 21.-For New-England.
cloudy weather and snow rain, variable winds, be-
coming norhery, higher followed By lower temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States. cloudy weather and
rain higher temperature, variable winds be-
coming southerly.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy weather
aud rain snow, variable winds. becoming northerly
lower temperature.
For the Lower Lake region cloudy weather and rain
snow. east To north west winds lower tempe rature.
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day those who have pleasures and not many trsniA
beneath in ho,es and balses shvsrng 10 th9
winters cold breang the storm AND anow via bare ices
end thin ragged garments huiet m eel lar. ast auc4
With hsrsv rst ~ hreai for the christmas eas appeal
ali the aud hind hearted whatever Nation s-l
for AID aud srmpathv The THtbDREN's Afn a., itrN
o YORK has ot more han ~ Years been estns fo tas
nj .hr shesrins fasiins aud rethna Them AMI pfepst
ins them tpr spN hnaiea end ~ n nsefll citizens WM
that hr he. plaord hnssas lttls ~ knl hsmea w
viii nivp io~ AID clothing AMI shoes ~ the shfesna and
RiNfN DOLLARS viii aye christmas present q home
In the etuntfy ~ hnya alta HNh hun
nNI nut tAha will rasisn hot anhpts no nrath Zoe
lnn children ttrtt hohiAhH WI res ah"' ga vac bars
he dsrtssses ct business an, season has hpsa
large nampela 81 pee people eat OF "es ahA w msss ss
"''''' L. BRACE seere,afT
Nhlldleas Ad noois ty,
December 1854 station u, 10 tsat ith-sI, Nov YORK
Ofira No 40 4thsL New.N OIk Cy will BE- called
tuI u the tidTo,s he forwarded -
donations 90 money he Enclosed 10 either % Tue nnier
signai. IL checks or posOhee ORDERS made ayaDo W
WILLIAM \. BOOTH, President,
GEORGE =. cor, treasurer. 20 Nass@utt
American Exchange National Bank, NewNOA
l-S LrOa'lNay.
WORK OF TIE YEAR.
There during tho past year In our SIX Lodging Houses
lodging, supplied IN he wcntyone day and fourteen
evening schools we're $3.50 children who we're taught lnd
party ed and clothed i99 meals being sappIedi 800
were 90 homes manly Ia the Vest z2tl we're aided
with food medicine &C through the sick Chhdfens MIS-
l. -. drcn ENJOY ed the benefits o. the -ummer
Home" al bath l. averaging about 300 per week. ll3
mother, and sics infants "IIrath Home"
COney Island girls have been Instructed the use 6
the gm9ch!nc IN the Girls Lodging House ana IN t1e
Penny savings Banks Total number under charge Of the
Society during the year, 3l.5t9
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rHInnss orFtcE, Dee 22-i a m.-rhs movement IN
the harometnf Yesterday was downward tisht snow
aud eht rain fell which measured - mrhea, Tho
temperature ranged between ii> and noe the average
iRpr hrhe ~ higher than the corresponding iaF
laat year, ahd BiNa- hishrr than nh saturday,
tleuif weather. aud Hight snow or falu, may bs Oh
peetad tedai ~ ths ei,f sAd Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
M4PRIED.

BROWN-COOK-On Thursday December l. 1884, al tho
Church Of the Heavenly Rest. by the rector, y Parker
Morgan NJ. n, Elizabeth Mar Gre daughter OF the late
C0.onc Thomas T. Co)k OF Cedar Rapids. Iowa. A. r.
Allen Brown. OF PittsOUrg. Penn.
DANIELL-DANTELL- on Friday De.emb, y :, 1884 at
tie Parish Church Warmu.ter Wiltshire. England by the
Rev SIR j. Phillips Bart George Jon-, Daniel. Of New.
York, TO HANNAH ROUGH youngest daughter or William
Daniel, esq. OF Warmnster.
OTIS fLEY-nr0Oklyn December Is the residence Of
the brides parents 800 By the Rev Hai
seY W Knapp. aidemer Gus Cleveland Ohio TO Lille
Livingston v Hey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
TROUBLES OF THE VIRGINIA DoURBoys.

RICHMOND, Dee. 2l.-The BOurbOns have
determined call third extra session OF the Legisat
ure In view ~ the fact thar their Electoral law de-
signed to the election machinery state. is
constitutional Al extra session VIII cost the state
about $4,000