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New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
WORK N TIE sENATE.
srrKIG 4 REDUCTIONS n THt PRICE OF "A'
NEW BILLS.


NEW BILLS
frRou 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oi TIE IhlHuNhI
ALBANY, Feb. G.-imong the nc~ bills INTRO
d,c,i IN tle senate aud Assembly to-day was one by
e.,,,,,r Cucn and Aescuhlymnn Eor-ch reducing Tie
,-,cc of ras In Sow York city to - 30 per loo co
and lug for tests OF tic quality OF gas hereafter
trpslcd bv the IN, conpauc. of that city and also Tor
uoroueh in.rcction Of the meters usedhy the com
,p,e. II s not likely that any actionWill lie taken Oh
,b nil or any other p- bl4 that have been Introduced
,u,ul after tho Committee ~ Inveausatoh' "pI ohVoa
le,,e.lny. las finished its "orh.
,Ir Daly from the senate Committee on Ciiies' re
ported fayornby The bill introduced by lr known a.
the Building law 1t passed the last Legislature Win
little opposition. but failed of tho Governor y S'hh"'''o
owing to some technical defects.
dicton Of the City Court OF Ncw-Nork from 5000 To
5000 cases. AMI atO allowing appeals To Dc taken
direct from thi4 c1urt TO the Court OF Appeals
In Committee oi tLe Whole Mr.. DavidrouH bll reqnr
ing beer kegs ana bottles be- labelled with true state"
mrnt OF TIE ingredients conl osing the contents was
ordered TO third reading, though less thhn quorum
voted
Rcinonsrauces against tho passage Of the reedcm OF
Worship bill continue to now In rom all sections Of the
state. They presented to day from Essex, Iomp
kins and Orange counties.
Mr. Eohh presented a petition from the Cyil Service
Reform Association Of ScG- York embodyng resolution
scd by the association Ia which declares that II IL
ui utmost import tancc That the enumcratorB Of
the coming shall ho appointed after competitive
examination and asking that law be passed requiring
them to appointed lt Il safe to say that such
| law viii be passed by this Legislature.
call signed by the Ohccrs of tno American Forestry
Cougres, and by large number OF Senators has been
Issued meeting to Do hold IN Utica on February q
to be presided over by President Whi'e' oi Corheu
| Irtiy rr..iI
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MODIFYING THE LAW AS TO BOILERS.
IN, rrtrgn,rn 10 rns rnlurSE.l

W,suINGToy. Feb. G.-The House to-day. on
nation ~ Mr. Davis OF Illinois. member oi the '"m
- ,,p,,tt.e par.cd with au amendment the Senate
hin TO ancnd the regulating the thickness OF the
boilers of steam vessels that hereafter the Secretary
OF the Trca-ury u DIS discretion. may allow and author
iio boilers the tAcn ~ Whose plates do h"' oN'c'h
5oIpO Of n inch to Doe used on steam vessels navigating
rho Atlantic or Pacific Ocean or salt water bays or
sounds Tie IfoIso amendment extends tho discretion
ary power Of the Secretary of the treasury
20 ilr boiler, OF steam vessels navigating ihr great
laEcs or waters lowing 10 or from the same
"a. the law low stands the plates ~ boilers ~ "rh "al
,,f,J a. tho out -li. must not exceed 2G-lOu of an
lrrL u thickness This restriction excludes the lt-c
m r nf many ocrau and lake vessels, aui 70 j. sal "I
.,. f tiI, Iiultnu River and sound steamers also
vocal. hnve been idle because the aw vented the
e.autiug oi Inspection certificates &" thrih ~ ~ .N
rctci mat the senate viii act promptly and that the
nm viii become law in q few days.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
sror.EN MONEY RETURNED.

LowvILLE, Feb. fSpeciaD.-Mrs. General
Norhrup eighty for years concealed her money
in a vase placed in her bedding. On November she
discovered that the money and valuable papers were
missing The loss was 1892 75-eeven $50 gold
pieces eighteen $40 gold pieces, $3.50 in bills, note OF
S25Q four personal certificates of deposit on the First
National Bank Of LOwville amounting to $4,000, and
two certificates in the of Mrs. Northrup excel
trix OF her husbands estate amounting to 72562 rs.
Relatives and friends Of the aged lady took the matter in
hand private detective employed, who, In COM
pany with sheriff Fisher and Others made vain search
of the apartments occupied by Mrs Northrup On Tues
dov piobt Mira Northrip says that heard unusual
noise about the house Other persons in the house aso
heard IT, Yesterday she had occasion TO use an ou tDe
spread that lay in the store-room Upon unfolding the
spread the purse of missing gold the bank certlcates
currency and notes found or the gold there were
thirteen S2O pieces and fourteen Slo pieces. Mrs; c
Norhrup is positive that there were only eleven 80 90
pieces and eighteen so pieces when the money WIS
mis- sed The amount remains the same cne decisres @
one S2O piece 1852 she did not have There Is an ot-
side door leading TO the room where the missing property
found but this was securely fastened Inc occur
reuce Ia n
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
VATCHING THE INCUBATORS.

One of the interesting things at the Fanciers'
Show Is to watch the ncubitors The machines have
glass fronts so that the process OF Matching be
watched by every one who is curious. An egg will be
lying rs white and smooth If IL just going to be
boiled for breakfast, when suddenly a
little hole win appear In 1t and IA
diminuiiye bill will be pccklng
away trying 20 enlarge IT, Then some Of the downy
little chickens that have been sitting around gossplng
with each other will become Interested and to
take hand The amount Of sport they have with the
poor imprisoned hpcd ia that egg 10 incredible.
bills at him ana him 50 that ho with
draws into his shcll and resolves to BECOME an
eqg ngan and lie la the FORM OF ham Omeet Then
he frocsoue chickens VIII pretend 10 50 away but
soon rs the unmatched chicken moves they nj him
again When they tire OF the sport They 80 away and
leave the chicken 10 be hatchcd in peuce The mole ~
the she'll gro Ss larger and larger and finally head and
neck covered with what looks Ike coarse scant hair
are thrist out. Thea kicking and scrainbBg
take place on the part OF the chicken free himself
from lis she'll Every and then he will pause and
lie upiury for WHILE exhausted by bis Efforts Final
ly lie il free. and In few hours Is luy. lively little
4" chick" ~
There IA Rocky Mountain deer In the show which IS
40 tluc at Ac Is let ont occasionally and goes running
about The Garden There are also several goats which
ore hnrnessed up 10 littc wagons and driven about
There wasa good Attendance at the show yesterday and
IL success A. assured.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
crp,Rt1JyG PRon HER HUsBIgD.

ST.. PAUL, Feb. (SpeeidD.-Considerable
rpr,e has been caused Waterloo Iowa. by the sepa.
ration Of o. Rulbeek aud wife. Mrs Rudbeek Is COUSIN
Of John A Logan and said to be WORTH In her own
right S25OOOO She valuable property In Chicago,
and is one Of the benehciaries Of tho Garrett Biblical in
stue. About four years ago she was married 10 kud-
heck. who said that he was connected with firm IN
New.YorL which imported foreign barks for Seneerins.
After their marriage they spent nearly three years ray
eIlng I'm Europe and for about year and half they
have been living in Waterloo For several months ne
York until 1t IL thought that he has from $4,000 TO
SO GOO 10 his credit there. few days ago Mrs Rhi-
heck cte the banks not to cash his checks on her
nd and tonight he took the train for New York IL IL
sfed that he adventurer VINO was only after her
money lie is "A native OF sweden, and is highly educated
and prepossesslng in appearance
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
THE DIARIES OF THE GREELY PARTY.

NASIIINGION. 7 90. O.-IH NTVW VI VIIV us
cusson which has arisen with regard to the nature OF
tho facts set forth IN the private diaries of the
members Of Lieutenant Greeys party the Secretary OF
War to-day authorized General Hnzcn to make public
20 furnish inspection upon request such of the diaries
s are I'm the possession ot the Signal Oce. These in
clud, thc whole Of Lieutenant LOckwoods journal and
mart of tutonaut Greeys Sergeant Brainard has MS
own diary and sergeant COnnrl refuses 10 allow hs 10
be e1aurcd saving that he had written II with the cN
pess understanding that 10 should Do read by no one eX
cent The Chief signal officer The journals OF lieuten
ans Grecly an Lockwood add little which Is not al
ready known TO the history Of the expedition,
buf fruish more detailed evidence OF The bad feeling.
manifested during the year OF the par,ys Arctic
experience.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
orrrnrRS OF 4 NEwspEALERS UNION.

Complaints were made some time ago to the
Newsdealers' General Council that Union No. was
allowing It's organization to languish, and that one
cause of this wqs that its president Lehman Bynn was
Socialist and took occasion to propagate the doctrines
of Socialism at their meetings meeting or the Union
was called for last night at rhiraye and Fourteenth
st. at which George W. Banckcr, chairman OF the
Committee ON Organization OF tho Central Council,
presided Mr. Blynn offered his resignation, which was
accepted and Bernard Byrne elected In his place.
Ihe other officers elected were Viceprssisnt William
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07

women were incapable of military service Mr. Paimer
replied that the minority Senators nad mo, o
conscripon by reason OF age nor sugBesscu s VII.
Quakers should be though o Ss d
franchisemen OF the large numbers OF professional men
mnortv Senators however were dsmayed at the idea
OF attending political caucuses III le
but e1%yed % arH eSnne d" To The Direction
that few would exercise the suffrage II ihey haH
w. me- saS had da not vet MT the great possb
ties to society and humanity involved IN tne
dcnis of the reqest OF the Palmer
70 an uexpcabe adhesion to
prejudice which it was sought to defend by pretended
regard for womena course which n, 70 Nh IN he
fears of people that would be degraded oy
the ballot Instead Of degrading wonan woud eeVa'e
message from the President was laid before the
10 ueS for the
consulate at Too and suggesting that Congress give
A resolution offered by Mr.. Sherman was agreed to,
providing that on and after Monday next the nour OF
Mr.. Thomas of Illinois, in the House, reported ad-
versely joint resolution rendering the thanks OF Con.
Emory The report was laid on the table
Mr.. Randall of Pennsylvania, said that ne was IN IN
structed by the unanimous voice OF the committee on
Appropriations to ask the chairman OF the Connte on
Rivers and Harbors when he expected 10 reacn nai
vote upon the measure under his charge. Ar, u,,, ha
Mr.. Willis replied that the Committee OF the Whoe had
been prosecuting the consideration OF the Dill as fast as
Mr. Randall said that IL tho bill were considered to-day
and morrow it would have occupied the entire Week
The House would not be free from public criticism tne
appropriation bills not all sent 10 the Senate ny me
25th Of the month. To accomplish this, the committee
Appropriations of opinion that should nave tue
right Of way after saturday night and % sesious e1,I
would be made next week TO pass the Post ONCE, Less
lative and Sundry Civil Service bills.
Mr.. HlscOck OF NewYork, thought that II there was
not be extra session the appropriation Dls should
have the right OF way now. ..
The House at its evening session passed twenty-si6
pension bills including granting pension or Slo
each to the minor children OF the late Leuehlt hsihE
bury and increasing TO $50 the pension of the WHO"
OF CumlnOdOre FllebrOwn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
AIMosr 4 MAIORITY ZOE NJ. mIRsCM
DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS IN WASHINGTON.
DOES II. o. THOMPSON WANT 10 CAPTURE 1Hf
METROPOLITAN CLUBf
Inv TELEGRAPH To THE TRIgUNEi


WASHINGTON. Feb. G.-1he leaders OF the
Democracy and the confidential advisers Of the Pr'i
dent-oect evidently intent upon gainng' social as
well as political foothold here In Washington. Smith NJ.
Weed has purchased house in fashionable part o: tie
town Ex Senator Yulee, Of Florida f. Just getting
into OF the finest houses on CUnn"cu
cut-ave, opposite the British legation which he Dnit
about "A wear Last but not least, there Is Hubert
o. Thompson. who has applied for membership IN
the Metropolitan Club. This club IS not IN any
sense whatever political organization. On the con
trary the majority OF It's member, with the exception
Of large contingent OF Army and Navy officer, not
iu Dubc life at all The club has made at times feeble
efforts to exclusive, and last winter 1t distinguished
itself by blackballng "a wcllknOwn southern Congress
man who In 800. to use his own words had accepted
the situation in good faith" horrible suspicion has
got abroad that Hubert o. Thompson cOntemaics lay
ing wires To capture the club in the interest OF
A few of m members are determined 90 begin drawing
the line gomewher in the matter OF admissions. now
that fhe hungry and thirsty Democrats are expected 10
owe run the town and they propose 10 draw thc Inc az
Unber1 o. Thompson, silkstOcking though he be.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07

J. spcckman fnancalsecretary, Charles Rink record.
ing secretary, Henry Querin treasurer, Thomas
Tiernan; T; sergeant at arms, Hugh McManus. Messrs
Blynn, Pope and John Dillon were appointed delegates
Bancer and Stephen Richardson Of the General Coun
ell, in which the members of the Union were urged e
keep teir organization alive and ready to meet any
emergency which may arise
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
GERMAN REPUBLICANS DANCING.

The German Republican Central Committee
organized for 1885 at the Germana Assembly Rooms,
No POI Bowery last evening, and then gave reception
TO its members and friends. The officers elected are
President Morris Frledsam vice presidents Carstiah
oetz and Louis MeDdel secretaries Joseph L. Miiiins
ana Jacob Godde treasurer, L. Paetloid sergeant
af-Irs NJ Mondinger. Every district IN the Guy was
Tepresented and when Mr. Friedsam said, 1--WE have
over O. 600 enrolled members" he wore pleased smile.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
TWO urRDERERs HHyGED ~ VIRGINIA.

EsrILLvILLE, Va. Feb. G.-Wayne Powers
and George Gibson we're hanged at Estiye to-day Tor
the murder of william Gibson last April. Both men adj
dressed the peo pie acknowledging their guilt and exon
Grating Jonah Powers who convicted with tho
others oi the offence. The parting between wayne
Powers aud his brother Jonah who has been repreye9
caused TO be printed pamphlet giving history Of his
lfe ana the many crimes which lie had been engaged
IL ascribed ull his woes whskey cards andipistolS.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAN.

Jacob Arkush, young bookkeeper living at
No l41 West Forty y-thirG-st, attempted to commit sui
eide last night In front Of Station q, at broadway and
Ffty.seeondst., by shooting himself IN the head HIS
ann was bad aud he was oay slightly injured. He was
removed u Roosevelt Hospital The motive for the deed
Is not known.
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nooon at II o'clock and II still large and
a,r,, rD,r crowd when IL disyersed this morning.
oBJEcTING TO Mr.. MORRISON.

CHICAGO, eDs Wv ID NpN''~~ '
r nomocratie members from Chicago, sui-
Ivan. Dorman aud Mulhcarn, have De
c,or.d that they cannot vote for Morrison l9r
tinted States Senator because OF the opposltoh Ii
20 NorrIson's frce-trade opinions IN con-
otinn win the decat of Mayor Harrison IN the caucus
IL is thought be significant that rhera
and bs lieutenant John Walpoc, charging them Win pc
; tIo nronrietors gambling house Thereis snsplcloh
S circ,es that this has political slShncance
Thre is reason TO believe that the mayor tliixs ,n M
Mnnonad and tle other members or what Is known 10
~ C,o tnns, dti not $50 all their influence Tor him.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
SUGGESTIONS TO Mr.. CLEVELAND.

RALEIGH, Feb. (SpecidD.-Thc Senator'S
and Representatives composing the delegation In Con
gress from this State have held formal mee'hg anu
approyed Ex-Governor Thomas j. Jarvis for Postmaster
General and Congressman T. b. Vance for Commissioner
of Patents Messrs skinner and Vance were appointed
as committee to visit Mr.. Cleveland III New hOfh an"
lay both recommendations before him.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
WEST VIRGINIA CATTLE DYING.

CAMERON, w. Va, Feb. 6 (SpectdD.-A fatal
disease ia devastating the herds Of fine cattle In this
county. The name OF this disease Is unknown swell
ING oppears near the hoof gradually extending TO the
holv The swelling Is enormous, and causes death III
hrtysix hours thick black fluid escapes II the part
Inc ianced The loss is estimated at SlO,OOo, ana the
hisensr Is rapldlY spreading.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
70 PREVENT SELLING LIQUOR TO STUDENTS

EAsTON, Feb. q tSpeodH.-Ihe 1acuity oi La
fayette College with view to checking intoNcation
among the students has secured convincing testimony
that several liouordcalers have sold liquor to students
Who are minors The faculty will inform the dealers OF
their Intention 10 prosecute them. IL viii make CON
siderable difference In the receipts OF some OF the liquor
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
A GIFT By Mr.. CHILDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The Academy OF
Fine Arts the recipient on Wednesday, from George
" Cb,lds of newly discovered collection OF drawings
which once belonged to BENJAMIN West the artist se-
eral OF them are from Mr. Vests own brush MI Chius
purchased them from James Russell LoweIl.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
GIiyDgRs IN ILLINOIS.

FREEPoRT, ILL.,, Feb. 6.-Dr. Paaren' o'ats
Veterinarian has just condemned to death three horses
hare N,i,ted with ganders He says that many horses
r ,b,s sate are suffering from ganers and adds that
three cases where human beings suffering with the
disease had come to his knowledge
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
SKATING RACE AT NEw-wINDsOR.

NEwBURG, Feb. GA fiye-mile skating race
onthe Hudson at Windsor. this afternoon between
William Wepley OF 81. John, n. b.. and Joseph Walsh,
~ New.W,ndsor. was won by wclpey in IS minutes AZ
seconds by nearly half mile. The was skated In
balfmile lars Whelpley hal the inside and TOOK the
lead from the start Time OF miles; 2o'' Z'fo' @i'
0.5OLo 2:Il.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
THE FRAUD IN WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING Feb. G.President Price. of the state se"
ate to-day received official communication from tho
County Court Randolph County, saying that the vo.e
thsre iu October for Governor was l. llo TOT "hso,
Demj and $50 for Maxwell, (RepD. This makes VIE
son : Official majority in the state 49cs Inc msta9o
In Randolph County orlghal returns VIII D' ~
gated.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
ROBERT C. wNTHROPs ILLNESS.

WAsmNGToN, Feb. G.-Thc Hon. lloratio
kim of th. city La-gccciycd letter from Mr. Robert
G. Winthrop IT, stating that his frlthcr very feeble
and Will not Dee able to come Washington 10 deliver
he grafton al tho unyelng OK the Washington Ionu-
mCut.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
SWIyDLING THE CHICAGO LIBRARY
ruICAGo. Feb. 6.-AIarcus +. Ii. Moe, assist

ant secretary OF the Chicago Public Library, is missing
"a h,s accounts are said to be short from $500 TO
- 900 The disclosure caused some consternauo'
among the officials OF the library
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
CONTAINING JUST WHAT is WANTED
L L 1 lAnacnke-

From The Rahwdy tN ~ iapocoe A..
Tho hook appears TO contain winin ,Is
Nv, ~ ia speciai purport everything that eveiypoy
rts ~ know and nothing that everybody uoes nos
W., n tnoy, and every bit ot II IN the most COW, ,
condenscd form that Il seems possipe 20 ,p
t,nn of the figures Of the late election ioI ~ % %
srss Inv couuties It's statistics OF business az"
49,, and lis digest OF important leSisat'oh "a
,oteynrthy features. As handbook OF i"vIS ,h;s
nsnrcs for everyday use it Is nvaeaoe 70 III. ,an ~
d not IN itter but simply in appfeeiast"nn a. % hs
Is 1 sau Isl % ws done and worthy OF us oftn IN lac es
onire of one of the stanche-t tfue'l h'u ,,lteaa
X,er,,an ionrnals and certainly the ieadihs HeP"'
paper OF the country
AHEAD or THE OLD STANDARD.
from The Hartford Post - littje
TuP ALMANAC Is mp TO It's Oh tllne S s.'luS;V ~ ~
ahead oI IT, which IS saying what Is true "' ''
GOOD WINE NEEDS no BUSH
Ja.,a the Indianapolis Nsfs ,,era n
No ,,roiso T,r SEw.YoRK TRIBUNE ALnssa. - o,o
yr ~ snereropatlon indeed Ihc Aets is ~. s,sS and
"f fbcse aInanacs from and, inoludlnS o In Its
counts them leading and indisp speisa, sxecty ruu
very valuable library. new year s oars OF th3
Alright until TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC as fast as
wear has ARRIVED and 1888 can now ~ eertaiD
Il likes for any ono with n TRIBUNE alN'S
not to "get left"
CpowDFD WITH USEFUL DATA.
Erau The Burlington Hawksye o. vy yacotad
TIM Npw.yoRK TRIBUNE ALMANAC that .,s annear-
addition 10 newspaper libraries, mas me cover with
auce FOR iss5 and Is crowded from cover
facts and figures wledgs OF when Is with tht
10 every person wishes TO be conysrSa Sard TO po
| events of the past year, especially WIN
| altos.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
MRS. HOWARD INDICTED,

SYRACUSE, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Howard has been
indicted murder In the first degree lor poisoning
Albert Howard OF PeterbOrO, Madison County.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
THE OREGON SENATORSHIP.
EX-SENATOR MITCHELL EXPLAINS TUE PECULIAR
SITUATION IL THAT STATE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl


WAsUINGToN. Feb. g." Who will beelccted
Mitchell was asked to-day. "No man can
tell" was the reply. "Tho situation is
rcculiar although there Is no serious
division In party ranks. Two years ago when more
than twohrds OF the Republican members OF the Legs
lature supported in contest which continued
through forty days, few Of the Republicans hch o"t
and scattered their votes among different candidates
From first to last presume at least hity mon were thus
voted for and result Is that many OF them now be-
leve there Is chance for Senatorial hghtnlhs 20
strike them. Each OF them can control several Not'
nd will hold them "a long as potsoic anl mus -,
an election. hoping that when the intf''a't n ~ d"
last comes he viii win. Ihch 100, "i llc N'l'"-
IY,,dilates-or i.cu whose names have been mentioned
for the o.tce ami who are ht Tor l-!lt III Ior'"nu
where Senator Dolph also resides aud ihH rpfcll IL
tiyes from the low counties a5 the rulai connu.7
are called Will Try To prevent the success o' any 81
land man. FOrty-siX votes are rrphf'l I" '''.' 'l'
cclyed Ony twenty rom N"te l''t' .-l
uent merchant OF Portland man OI hltA character i'
good ability and wond make cteh,,''.y .,""'
He is sewing ms th'ld '''", ''l
the state Senate and he has been tos toiH" t"tl5
ycars active in pOlitics EI-Auoucy General "lH,'n''
OF Portland, has received q W Noico. IT N"i.N H'
surprise me il the result should he the election "t some
obscure man by uuiOn Of tho DcnocrttT WIN lJ"
enubliran. Sneaker Cady, OF The lower House. may ne
when &c became evident that large ihboilty O We '
publican members favored somebody ci'r. IN. - l"
Tor Mitchell saws there Is doubt that senator 7Ld-r
successor Will be Republican,
ALMOST 4 MAJORITY FOR MR.. IIIRsCH.
PORTLAND Feb G.-In the ballot to-day for United
States Senator the Democrats voted for II. strahan
of Albany. The Republican votes were as follows:
Ursch 26 gain Of .. and Just half Of the Hcpu'cnh
votes I'm iont ballot; Hare, L. Falling .; Nill!1m' ;
vote for himself 1t would have given him majority OF
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
wnpK IG TnE HUDSON ICE FIELDs.

RoNDoUT, Feb (SpecidD.-The wages OF
aborers on the ice near this city reduced yesterday
from 81 rs and s2 to 81 so and 81 rs. No strikes oc
Cured.