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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
THE rxpULsIoY or rHE MErRoroLIrANS.

awe propose to fight oar prosecutors to the
bitter end" sad George W. Williams, secretary OF the
METROPOLITAN baseball club, last might. rho American
AssocIaon II already demOraizci ani the discussions
in It's ranks prevent any combined "rtlon u! IT, ne
ievn and anuot afraid 10 IT, that thc brooklyn clu
,u,rn0cmput are the chiel movers ~ us outrage
have homelhlng here" said he. producing piece OF
closely written manuscript (which VIII surprise INC
baseball world Il II letter from President penny
Mex night to John Il. Day, cauoning nm 10 c"lHelo
the sale Of the Metropolitan cdb as soon as l"asipe
The directors sand that thcy were not co@hi""'' VI '
sale 81 the Nets" ,,. . .t N-.,y
York club last night lie said that the cNPsoh Vi to
Nets" his old Indians" was an outrage "hch tNV,1
fair minded den Duncrd lie also sad ia rcE'Ih !"
the prospect OF the New York League cluD; Nohe W
the pay has signed "a yetbu YOU can safeyWhger h
thcy will all sign before the ana New 1orh
will have Just strong IA nine next year as last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
TIE CorNrNG OF TINE ELECTORAL yoTEs.

WAuNGToS, Dee. L (Sprciah.-ln the
House to-day Nh Buck prc,cnteda Joint resolution o.
the Connecticut legislature urging Congress 10 enact
law T. provide for the cougtinc % the electoral votes
Mr. Buck said the resolution WAS brief b" "oud
ask to have it printed The E,rord, request 90 witch
Colonel Morrison CURLY objected This was 9urpr.sr 70
everybody objection IS seldom or never offered To- ITO
uIuilug If memorial reSO utlon from STAKE J. El'
ltgr, Mr. Euck hA, served iu toug-cN before HhI hr
faukcd Colonel MORRISON. usiic rulv To- Tie ~nrrr-r
and disgust OF that statesman, Dog a-anr ;hat the icso
luton he read IA. reading, o.: coarse carries The GocG
mcut into IhS LtCJrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

WAsuINGroV, Dec. 1.-The chief OF the
Bureau OF Statistic. reports that thr total values ~ me
exports Of domestic cattle and hO-s. AMI % beef pork
and dairy products from the United state, during the
month OF November. l-J5 and for tAr eleven H"ul-
ended November 30 l~HJ also Of dairy products !ur
,bc seven months ended the same, as compared VITA
similar product- during the corresponding prE"i~ "'
m. preceding year follows: NOErLlct l--a
-; los 81; 1854 r.2-3.l2l. Eleven months 'rlrd
November 30. l-sJ @7j.251OiT; l774 0-'.- La J..
Dairy products for ~tY.u mon L- rHdei NO'chp'i "'
lse5-S- .N4l.lI- I-.I -sIl.-!O.15O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
DrptPTrgE OF me GOrERyOR

Governor Hill went to Albany on the 6 O'Clock
rain last evening. lie was accompanied ny inc hch
bora OF his staff and his law partners, MessrS Muller ana
pc,n ~ Fluira The Governor had only few callers
at the Hoffman House during the day. The Democrats
were too much exhausted from the previous nights re-
cepton and the Governor himself rose late number
Of persons identified with labor ORGANIZATIONS lounu
thsir way 10 hi. rooms n the afternoon Among other
ers We re General sbaler Frederick II. WINSTON OF
Chicago the new Minister TO Persia; Professor Sater
les and toIone Augustus g. Paine. Tue Governor has
partly arrang ed to spend "A weeks vacation in Thomas
VILE, g ia, IN the course OF the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
rrncErn1NGs IN TIE nor.E.

WA,HINGTON. Dee. l2.-lhe Spr1"er lana
before the House to-day large number ot executive
communications including tho annual reports 81 tao
AtoreyGcucrA the secretary of the Treasury and the
Controller % the Currency, and they were i ON the
table for the present. Mr. Reed Of Name. offered r''o-
uilous or the printing Of thccumplion OF the revision
of the rule, OF the House IN tho NNNNlth and MYTH
CONGRESSES, stating Iat they wOu nc ~ Use IN the us
cus-iou upon the proposed change IN the rules He
resolution ADOPTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
Honesty needs no Reward"

sings Burns. the poet Truth is is defence. Tho man
ufacurers Of Bonson's Plascrs the public that
principle other they the afflicted that Zen
sons Paer ncpmparby superior 10 other eIer'
nal medicine porous pasers, and oHor tn pOA IN
sought and uub,ug thousand, o the most eminent UhYsl-
clans ularmacsts chemist, endorsed am
rec mueud.d them -ClrutiAc aud curative pcpdIatil
with their practical experience ! The testimony
and ycrC OF 30 lLtctudiipnh ara falnnh ul's 81
medical rAprts rendering ir hlkeN a" rd' 20. o.l.
itv rca lty and general excellence OF mdnut ICtlIc]
ru-ous Plaster quick safe and certain Ec not deceived
under similar sounding names ktSp"ctaDc
du s-t, viii attempt t. deceive you Il IS the best
hOIs hold remedy ever invented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
TIL PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

WAsmNGroN, Dee. 1.-The Senate Com
mittee Privileges and Elections hal rs second meet"
mg this morning AMI instructed it, Chairman, Senator
Hoar u report on Monday tie Presidential Succession
bill number OF verbal chang, have been made lu 90"
bill bat IN all Important features j. tho measure that
Sod the last Congress. known rs the Ioar Bill u
viii probably bs taken mp early ia the Week and vii
give Use To lcrtDc di-c>~lou bat i Likely 70 c
A. the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
THE IGNORANCE or AOTREssE&

That many actresses, or those that eau lncill-
selves "sch, cuTiousiy ignorant, eVefybody Knows
who has had contact with them but the most nagrhnt
case ever heard Is person recently selling Stage
shakespeare as an original production pretending that
was written expressly for her The sharper changed
the name OF play and the nomenclature or the chhf
scters ApropOs OF the limited knowledge OF ladies' III
theatres, young actress once asked me u had ever
ead the "rhe Two Gentlemen OF VcnOra "-0i course
hs meant "Verona"-and she pronounced theatrical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
SPECIAL AGENT, 70 BE CHANGED.

WAsuNG1oN, Dee. II Npcc'ah.-lhcrc n Il
change to be made within few days in the assignment
OF the SPECIAL agents OF the Treasury Department en-
ploycd at present IN NcV-Nork Boston. philadelphia
and san Fr,uci coo The force Nc"-1 DIX WIZ lu""a"j
reduced oucuIIL another agent "iI hr cont 1" as
rf,t tho succe OF Agent n-hAn in BOSTON ~ IAN
Frauci SEQ vacancy exists which VIII probably Doe I!'d
by a transfer o. Of the NcN-lork agents To ihht
port. mo Philadelphia post II To be changed di'O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
nlynLx0 nn.LLr ~ 1 wESIcAESrER wooD

HiNLTy2 Hfl>ILF ~ I WESTMINSTER WoOP
While some boys were going through strip
,f md ON tho premise, OF Captain j. Wright on
Tbroeg'. Neck yesterday afternoon, thoy fodnd the
body ~ nau dangling from the limb OF pno tree. me
body WAS -tll warm. The man was resp 'tI3 "'''S'l
and WAS Apparently about forty years old HIS h'N@
were white and soft. lilo wore Drown
diagonal suit fishIouably eat, and an o'eI'oAt o'
tl,e same material. lIo wore congress CATERS
nearly new rcd flannel undertaking, whto cIr1h PC"
shirt and black Derby hat. Inside on tile crown &" us
l,f w. written name" which ill"giblc. AZ about
a. III. lac walking on the rpAa LotN"'h " cs'
chester and the place where he was tO9hu "'ir va
piutnluuus pocket was I'm alligator Hhh P"'o !" "''
hmm NYna one Mummy and n0thlmg CI9N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
PROMINENT ARRIYALN

BrerO0H HOuSe-M. ROustan, French Minis
ter at Washington. Fth AreHe HOtci-EX
Charles Foster OF Ohio Congressman John A. Anderson,
OF Kansas, and George deb Keim, OF Philadelphia.
GrdHd central HOtei-COuR rcssOnal Delegate John I.
Game, of Utah........ grand Hotet-Commodore W. 5.
Schley. L. 5. Navy Glsey HouSe-Paymaster II >.
Thompson. L. :. AbemdIie HOtet-Tho Rev.
Dr. 4. h. Conrad, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

y,.rs will be two short plays, known as The
I'LL opymons Kiss" and " Trials Of Tompkins.
H,o! Who are to take part well known IN social
us The entertainment will be under the patronage
The In lies Board OF the Hospital, including Mrs:
W',,iia,n NJ Bliss, the president, Mss Roosevelt ana
u,hars Tickets Will be for sale IN few days
number of Americans viii spend the winter III
1,ars France Mrs. Beach Grant and Miss Adele Grant,
~ s,d Mrs T. d. Morgan are already there, and Mrs.
Phiip schuyler with her daughter, Miss Marion Lang
dnr sails next Saturday TO remain abroad iOI some
SU,c MIR ana MIS-. Harry Holman VIII sal next
Wednesday to spend the winter the south OF France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

Gcor.c Evans, age twcnty-iour, committed
D. n Yesterday At hi. home W. lG Railroad
ave- Jersey City boy shooting himself through the head.
lie WAS married and tho father Of enid eighteen
months oil. lie was employed Is a brakeman on me
P,uu.ylvauia Railroad. Yesterday he received ms
month WAGES aud went on spree lie hal not spoken
IN h, vito Tor two days. hccIu-c OF little quarrel Last
cycrug when hr entered the house ne went 10 the hu
rom ana took from the drawer pearl handled. ~
calhrc revolver Ills vito sprang At him 10 ttN' IL nom
MIN bat hr was too qu,k aud pulled the trigger His
fr'. cries summoned tho NET shpor', and messenger
wa sent TO- Dr NcGIl. who, upon arriving saw mat
the injury a fatal one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

Life TondOn) SAYS "The new and very
Fashionable perfume called EDENII, OF Lundborg is not
only the fsvorte scent OF the Prince of Wales but Is in
immense demand the grand monde here well as on
the Continent. learn that the late King Of Spain ne
corded To Lundborg the privilege OF exclusively provid
ing perfunery for the use OF the royal family. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13


The LARGEST and lowest priced rscass Dental .'
div over OOu suuarc feet 10 dgHia purposes
exceedingly hns u gum sets perfectly aa@p.rtp ,.,
,toy az he usnth and guaranteed -, @iH ~
81 IN pure flesh nitrous oNiio OF laughing "a,
direct from the yuGer. improved netho nun -
-, hsr 10 when ARTIFICIAL o. % l7"le n i, 20
o9rfnrn aly In attendance Teeth mica WI sog III l'
.ord Ttcrh repaired INV minutes -c,s Wiu, VIM
,pe 5O5 and ga shave. sp.ciOu' ana private entrances
aIst NO"i 'N'''' ''' '' DIR MOpENANN.
49,, ,,.,.t e4tb.st BOZ and jO1 slave
~ 49, .,s.a' - sth.aya Southwrst 3itl.s..
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rN.n.nGE Lr-sE wILLLAMs.

Fx-Judgc Jesse Williams, one ot the oldest
rc.i,ent. 81 Orange y j. died there yesterday. axe
ninety was born u orange and his ancestors were
among tho frat settler, this section During the active
year. Of DIS l'c Doe lcd responsible public positions IN
gcsAp OF tho Court OF Common fItAn ana
e,lI,r,ip Iu tuc Bulfu ~ Chosen Ireohoid"r- lilo
wa. nIway,a Republican ia Poucs aud was prominent
IA matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
CHARLES > PANCoAsr.

PuILApLLrHIh, Dee. - lNp'ct0N.-Chaii"s
= raucol. member OF the bar. died yesterday at his
home ~ Germantown Nr. raucoa- had been sick for
some time and recently returned from nip 10 EUROPE
whore hc had rou" for DIT. health H. was admitted To
tho bar ia 3D. A. the tmr Of h. death hc was solicitor
OF tho Guarantee safe Deposit aud Trust Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
COMFORT AND ECONOMY.

Heat your bedrooms, bathrooms, sitting
and offices with an Adams Westlake Oil or Gas
stove. For convenience ami comfort they arc I'M
cquallcd The Adams IL Westlake MIG Co., Last
lith-st.; 300 PCarlst :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
To the Medical Director of the Columbian

Institute 80. l49 East 3ith.st., NeH.York
IENK DOCTOR: Lave just young girl IL years Of
age suffering from the CHect o. rheumatism
i've years Old She has not been able to wax
years she Is bright
Intelligent girl well developed In body I'D chest bur
limbs much contracted silly recommend her
the Coumbnn Institute tor tho cure Of Chrome Diseases
believe t Is the only In which she can OBTAIN al
he v1ntogca REQUIRED and successful treat.
Incnt her consider this desperate case, but
honestly believe ou cen cure her
". aCHUoSOyER, NJ. D, OS2 LeNngtonaye, ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
SUING 4 RINK MANAGER FoR ASSAULT

Herbert II. Muxlow, proprietor of the Coli
,,r, spatit, Rink Al observation-disclosures aud
Icxprton-avc has been sued by Martin D. Koran ana
/ a. Is Sclnauiz who claim $4,000 cach Tor an as
s,,lt committed ON them when they went with th,lr
LAWYER Louis j. G. Grant, to serve an injunction "Iri
mon him and all three elected IrOH lne p'''Hs'
In,,.o linn iu tho City Court Yesterday Issued an
urcr OF arrest for him Mr. Grant ts also Sucu MN III
tn. -uprrIor Cont. claiming $4,000 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
PERFECT VENTILATION.

The Adams g. Westlake window yentllatOr
is the only means OF properly gcntilatng rooms.
They viii be placed IL our house Office Oh trial free
OF expense.
Cali and see them.
THE ADAMS & WEsTLAKE MFG Co,
=. East lith-st 299 Pear-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
OBITf'I HY
CHARLES A. RORBINs.

Charles 4, Robbins died last Friday from
typhoid THO IauchIm IIot" at tho age OF thirty
two lie had tho junior partner Of
tur r,c coal nrm Of a. l. Herbert a Co., whose |AiS
arc al Iw,ufIctu.-t and the Igr' HF,r lie Wd~A a'-
cpr au4 .iycd with hi- mother, H. father HAVING ol'1
Ann NM ,yo Tho funeral y II be- held AT 10 - H. to-
morrow ~ iur south Reformed Church Twenty hIst''t
audi tg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

Bosrox. Dee 12.-At the Parker House to
ui,,ht a complimentary banquet was rendered py tho
Ma.sacnusct.s Reform CuD to Dornan B Eaton nuen
et,trs Civil Service Commissioner. John :. iarIow
nrr.ilrd and about hundred ana MY
were In attendance speeches Hcro mado Dy MI Eaton
and James Russell Lowell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

The scalSkin garments manufactured by
c c. Shaync. 1913 Prucc-st. have the firm name IN.
thereby carrying the guarantee Of reliability every
ment warranted. IL Exchange. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

were ut work in Flschers Iron Foundry at No 234
Green-st. GreenpOint, yesterday afternoon. About
o'clock caTlson ran against REL, hot IRON bar N me
CHASTITY and probably fatal wound Miller was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

ranged between go and So. the (3l4o bong
% lower than on Friday.
Fair clear weather. followed by highefstenlperature
and rain snow, may be expected to-day in this city
and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
CTRF FOR THE DEAF.

PICKS PATEXT fHPROYED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
PERFECTLY RESTORE HEARING and perform tho work Of
tho Natural Drum. Always in position. but invisible u
whispers heard distinctly We refer 10 those using them
illustrated book with testimonials free Address
L. IIIsCOX, Sj3 Broadway, y. y McntiJn this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
CIV rr1rx FOR UGHTER.

,,ir,r u Iogsey city, yesterday sentenced It"Ichoo
MED tly Of Greeuvilie, y. j. 70 SIX years III w az
49,, fy rho killing Of Mrs. Ann Crowley, OF no ~
nrran.ayc Jersey city, on september 10. ~
yus tried Tor murder on wednesday ""' Wv '''
lrought In a verdict OF mansaughter'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
,,r u,WrJS on ursIC AND MORILIrY.

The Rev. II. II. IlawcIs delivered his lecture
nm Music and Morality" IN Chickering Hall last even
ing m aid Of the movement to raise library fund Tor tue
Sormnl College besides the students at present attend
Ing mi. Institution. there are 1000 OF the MumunH
m the city schools who not only have no library
mn the aggravatiOn OF gazing continually upon
the nrghborng building. which entombs the ooIcc' HI
~ hooks left TO the city By James II. l@hON. M
oyeis mant aims that music - the visible ohpFerHloh
of emotion and showed his thorough mastery OF non
Ia, ght lbs playing upon the feelings or his audience
En- mo most Extraordinary The musical POINTS
80 he lecture were Illustrated by gong, penny WIS
tic a tun Lg fork, violin aud piano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

reason had been found to believe that It In any way
responsible for the prevalence OF typhoid fever The
water In houses where the fever existed being OK
amined, but difference had been found between the
general ami the local supply. The supply OF water IN
Brooklyn was now good as ever IL had been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
5peclI! Noilrc5

5pfclI! Nolre5
Absolute Art SHE.
THOMAS f. KIRBY. AUCTIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
at the ...,,
EAST a5Ds /. MADISON, SQUARE, SOUTH.
vAi tSS ijU Efi{T IL
GEoRtUG 'm' w II tnS aSg esq.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
comprising two thirty examples ana represent
THE oREArEttTIS M %5Ty II ARTISTS OF
LUROPE AND AMERICA.
prcf lpcla@l"55 Z P cHl&n e
TO BE SOLD By ArcT!oN BY ORDER or e. EXEGGqq-
S$ A3Y6dHEEGINa A ESQ G oEGL5ck
CARDS OF ADMISSION TO HALL on EyENINGs OF
sNLEtNO RESERVED SEATS CAN ~ HAD On AZ
KHAN FHfGAl'o AAMHnitaS AhT ASSOCIATIONS. EAST
2yD.sr
10 those interested In The above exhibition as probable
purchasers comp mentay season tickets Tor tho eAuoV"
viii 10 issued. Address secretlrS AS above
Catalogues mailed on application. --
Tell conductor Broadway cars to stop al Princes" iOr
G. {. SIAYSES FUR ManuIactory'
Artistic Presents.
NJ KYorp1ER co. respectfully solicit an examination
Of their Ino collection OF
uGH.CLASS OIL PAINTINGS.
ROTH FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
Rare PROOF LTCHINGS and ENGRANlNGS ottho
latest publications
WAITER COLOR PAINTINGS
in great variety also artist Materials
eascls aud fancy frames.
GOUPIL GALLERY,
OFIFrHAVE
OPEN EVENINGS
srn,In Caps and Gloves for gentlemen large assort
nlsIt prices correcL u y ShA va wv '
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Announcer
HOLIDAY GOODS,

HOLIDAY WOODS.
Mems Underwear. Scarf Ties Suspenders. Gloves
shirts Cardigan Jackets, NJ reduced
prices Holiday Trade.
J. W. JOHNSTON, 200 Grand.st. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
ma Wales CArGHT orr AIAGANSETE

Two monster whales were captured of Anna
..,.,,,11 Yesterday afternoon by whaling crews.
~ n,nbcr of whales sixty and eighty feet long were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
THE WEArHER REPORE
cnrrnNMrNr INDICATIONS.

W,suSGroy. Dec. 13.-For New-England'
fair weather. followed by light snow or ram during ou",
dov night lower barometer. nearly stationary, Io0"ed
by slight rise in temperature Wilu' 'n''' ~
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather, "d
by light rain or snow, wlhuS SH'''Nh wi ~
south. warmer lower barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
NEW. YORK, Jan. 8, 1885.

IA Le&ngton.ayc, between 29tb and Both SITS.
TOurs- 10 l. 10 T. Diseases Of the Nervous system.
Genit0 Urinary Organs Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

CHAMBERS .BUDD. Miss lIatt!o L Ch1Ii1eCs to Robert
" Budd, of ~ rrntd"1|.
Mis-. ia a. I. CIAN9FNS. at iagln H.
R0ulEr -. EUDu, o; Washington, d. c.
December % ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
MARRIED..

CONVERSATIONAL the FIRST Reformed Church
Jersey CitS s. g. on Thursday. December 49, ~ by -
Eug. Wiuln Wr-tcrd'ld, george Augustus NrO0m 10
MARY. daughter OF john J. Flanagan, tst
IN uocs 81 marriages must be Di)rStd csst fHI hume
amt Id,Irtsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,

Earl & Wilson's f. g. w. brand of Mems
Collars CUTS the best. Sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
Presbyfeylhn Hospital

The Seventeenth Anniversary OF the society tho
PREsBYrERIAN HOSPITAL,
IN N, Cty Ne1.YorH Will o. held at the Broadway TAD.
,r,,ee corner o. Broadway and In rty..ourh-si, on
SUNDAY EVENING, Dec -. at 7ij p m
Rev woG N. TAYLOR. p. D.. will deliver the address
So crr fare 10 g. e. SHAYNE'~ Fur Maaufactory
Pr incest. and 80 scIl-Ein garments
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THE COMMITTEE TO REPORT FAvORABLY.
MIR. RANDALLs STRONG oProsIIIoN--CoMMENTS BY
SENATOR'S.

MR. RANDAIL'S STRONG acknowledgements BY
SENATOR'S.
WAsuINGToN Dec. II (SpecidD The COM
mittce has concluded its consideration Of the
proposed amendments to the rules and VIII
make favorable report to the .Ionsc on
Monday Mr. Randall dissenis from all the conclu
s,ons of the committee and will make stubborn fight
against their adoption. The report of the committee
will recommend substantial change III
the amendments offered by Mt Morrisoh
lhc pu~port OF which has already been explained
in 1If TRIBUNE. The subject Will not be taken into
consideration by the House until Tuesday. Monday
PROBABLY will he devoted to the introduction Of bills
Most Of the old members Will offer bills
by the Dozen and many OF the VIII be not far
behind ON the first bill day of the last Congress
I,73s bills were offered IN the House
WASHINGTON Dee. Il VrcsS.-Senators are watch
ing the development in the House with regard 10 the
proposed change Of rules with much interest ana gener
rally regard the proposition to distribute the AppropTa-
ton bill, among several committees OF the House as an
extremely step, and likely to lead to great cx
travacauce The members Of the Senate Committee on
Rucs all Of whom experienced parliamcntarians,
and several Of whom their training in the House Of
Representative, are unanimous IN this opinion. The
resolution embodying the proposed code OF Joint rules
will probably be reported to the Senate on Monday and
be passed without much delay and sent TO the House
They embody the chief proposition which, II adopted by
the House. would the opinion of the Senate Commit
tee and Senators generally relieve the House OF most OF
its difficulties The first is requirement that the
Speakers tables shall be cleared every day by referring
all the measures and communications upon IL 10 luc
proper committees and TINS getting them INTO inc
channels OF legislation at the earl lest moment. Inc
prohibits riders upon general appropriation DIA.
aud the third requires that the last ten days oI
each session preference shall be given III each h1nsc |"
measures which have already passed the other hon-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
SYNDICATE IN CONTROL OF SILK MARKETS..


WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The Department OF
State has received a report from United states Consul
Newmark Lyons. France in regard TO the operations
OF syndicate OF Italian bankers formed 10 secure con-
troll Of the raw silk markets OF Europe He gives figures
showing the apparent effect produced on the SIR bust
ness OF Lyons during the two weeks the syndicate has
been in operation. The amount conditioned from OctO
her 80 to November l., 1S~j. was 31G,GOS Kilograms
The amour; CONDITIONED during corresponding period
of 1881 was l573O9 Kilograms. showing an increase for
1851 of 1863 100 Kilograms equal 10 los per cent The
prices for average descriptions Of silk on the lst
and litA of November show average advance
Of about Is per cent on "I-ahA'hes'
90 per cent trans and II - on CRIES II rs also
shown that tue stocks OF raw SILKS IN tie Erhcra ware
housc5 at Lyons. Milan and London are much smaller
than usual The same officer has also madr report III
regard the trade Of Lyons consular district with le
UurI States, from which II appears That thrlr WA"
decrease OF $1lO3J9G IN the exports during Inc HFst
ten months If SO compared with iac cN3o a"iIh
the correspondent period Of last year, the fall.G Oh
being Principally SIX and manufactures a." SIN more
was an increase Ia almost every Olnc; article exported
from the IL o district